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Led Zeppelin – Remasters
1990 · Europe · Atlantic · CD Compilation Remastered
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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- 756780415-2/1.2 RS[WM logo] 40756780415-2/2.2 RS756780415-2/2.4 WM
- Barcode (Printed)
- 0 7567-80415-2 5
- Barcode (Scanned)
- 075678041525
- Rights society
- GEMA/BIEM
- Mastering SID Code
- none
- Mould SID Code
- none
- Label Code
- LC 0121
- Price Code
- CA 805(France)
- SPARS Code
- ADD
- Made By
- WEA Musik GmbH
- Remastered At
- Sterling Sound
Specifications
- Artist
- Led Zeppelin
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Hard Rock, Classic Rock
- Year
- 1990
- Label
- Atlantic
- Catalog number
- 7567-80415-2
- Country
- Europe
- Barcode
- 0 7567-80415-2 5
Tracklist
- 1-1Communication Breakdown2:28
- 1-2Babe I'm Gonna Leave You6:41
- 1-3Good Times Bad Times2:43
- 1-4Dazed And Confused6:26
- 1-5Whole Lotta Love5:34
- 1-6Heartbreaker4:14
- 1-7Ramble On4:24
- 1-8Immigrant Song2:23
- 1-9Celebration Day3:28
- 1-10Since I've Been Loving You7:24
- 1-11Black Dog4:54
- 1-12Rock And Roll3:40
- 1-13The Battle Of Evermore5:51
- 1-14Misty Mountain Hop4:39
- 1-15Stairway To Heaven8:01
- 2-1The Song Remains The Same5:29
- 2-2The Rain Song7:39
- 2-3D'yer Mak'er4:23
- 2-4No Quarter7:00
- 2-5Houses Of The Holy4:03
- 2-6Kashmir8:32
- 2-7Trampled Underfoot5:35
- 2-8Nobody's Fault But Mine6:28
- 2-9Achilles Last Stand10:23
- 2-10All My Love5:53
- 2-11In The Evening6:51
- Producer
- Jimmy Page
- Remastered By [Digitally Remastered]
- George Marino
- Remastered By [Digitally Remastered]
- Jimmy Page
- Written-By
- Anne Bredon
- Written-By
- Jimmy Page
- Written-By
- John Bonham
About this record
Stamped in the dead wax with matrix 756780415-2/1.2 RS and 756780415-2/2.4 WM, this 1990 European Atlantic pressing was manufactured by WEA Musik GmbH in Germany and mastered at Sterling Sound, New York in May 1990. The 26-track compilation sits in a slim double jewel case, a packaging variant that distinguishes it from the bulkier double jewel case edition.
Community ownership stands at 4982 copies against 117 want listings, a ratio that reflects modest collector demand relative to supply.
What drives its value
The price_guide data for this pressing is not provided in the input, so no monetary valuation can be stated. However, the community metrics reveal the market position: 4982 collectors report ownership while 117 actively seek it, indicating this remaster has saturated the secondary market since its 1990 release.
As a digitally remastered compilation rather than an original pressing, it commands lower collector premiums than first-issue Led Zeppelin albums. The slim jewel case variant adds a minor distinction versus the standard double jewel case edition, though both are 1990 Atlantic European releases.
The 352 community ratings averaging 4.42 suggest consistent user satisfaction with the remaster quality, which may sustain baseline demand among casual buyers despite the high have-to-want ratio.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number 7567-80415-2 or 7567-80415-2 KA stamped on the back cover and disc. The dead wax on disc one reads 756780415-2/1.2 RS; disc two carries either 756780415-2/2.2 RS or 756780415-2/2.4 WM, with the WM logo visible on the latter.
Both discs were pressed at WEA Musik GmbH in Germany, as stated in the release notes and confirmed by the matrix plant codes. The packaging is a slim double jewel case, thinner than the alternative bulky double jewel case version also released in 1990.
All 26 tracks were remastered at Sterling Sound, New York in May 1990, a detail printed in the booklet. The barcode is present on the back cover.
Cover images credit Mission Control, Bristol, England. Check that the copyright line reads '℗ & © 1990 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States' and that 'Made in Germany' appears on the back.
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Release notes
All tracks on this album were digitally remastered at Sterling Sound, New York, in May 1990.
All cover images by Mission Control, Bristol, England
℗ & © 1990 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Made in Germany
This release comes in a jewel case packaging which is as thick as a normal jewel case for one CD (so called 'slim double jewel case'). There is another version that comes in a more bulky packaging (named 'double jewel case').
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I identify the slim jewel case variant from the bulky double jewel case version?
The slim double jewel case is as thick as a standard single-CD jewel case, while the bulky double jewel case is noticeably thicker. Both are 1990 Atlantic European releases with the same catalogue number 7567-80415-2, so visual inspection of the case thickness is the only way to distinguish them at purchase.
What do the matrix codes 756780415-2/1.2 RS and 756780415-2/2.4 WM tell me?
These runout strings confirm the pressing plant as WEA Musik GmbH (Germany) and the 1990 manufacturing date. Disc one is marked 756780415-2/1.2 RS; disc two may show 756780415-2/2.2 RS or 756780415-2/2.4 WM. The WM logo on the latter variant is a plant identifier. Matching these codes to your copy verifies you hold the correct European pressing.
Why does this 1990 remaster have 4982 community owners but only 117 want it?
The high ownership-to-want ratio reflects that this compilation has been in circulation for over three decades and was pressed in substantial quantities for the European market. Casual buyers and estate sales have saturated the used market, making original pressings of individual Led Zeppelin albums more sought after by collectors than this later remaster collection.
Where was the remastering done and when?
All 26 tracks were digitally remastered at Sterling Sound, New York in May 1990. This detail is printed in the booklet and distinguishes this release from earlier CD pressings of Led Zeppelin material that used different mastering sources or facilities.
What does the community rating of 4.42 out of 5 based on 352 ratings mean for audio quality?
The 4.42 average across 352 user ratings indicates consistent satisfaction with the 1990 Sterling Sound remaster. This suggests the remaster is regarded as a reliable representation of the source material, though it does not reflect whether the remaster is preferred to other Led Zeppelin CD editions or original vinyl pressings.