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iTunes now has "The Complete Led Zeppelin"...

Mark Wilson — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 09:04:52 EDT

iTunes now has "The Complete Led Zeppelin" available for preorder on iTunes for $99. That's a 165-song collection plus their album "Mothership" for a Benjamin. The whole Led Zeppelin library hits iTunes Nov 13th.

Led Zeppelin Changes Tune, Puts Whole Catalog Online

Wilson Rothman — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 08:29:42 EDT

Remember when we told you Led Zeppelin was coming to iTunes in November, but only as a 24-track sampler? Well, that song did not remain the same. Page and Plant (and Jones, if he has a vote) decided that they will release the entire catalog digitally, and not just through iTunes. Starting November 13, all Zep albums will be availalble from all all online music retailers, plus over-the-air downloads on Verizon Wireless. That sure is a whole lotta love. [Reuters]

Led Zeppelin to Finally Show iTunes How the West Was Won

Matt Buchanan — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 10:55:35 EDT

At long last, Led Zeppelin debuts on iTunes—but not until November 12 (boo). And it looks like we won't be getting the group's full catalog either, at least not at first. Instead we're getting a collection hand-picked by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones dubbed "Mothership." If it's the same as the physical version (which appears to be vastly superior feature-wise), it'll span 24 songs of the greatest hits variety. Hit the jump for the full tracklist.

Disc One
1. Good Times Bad Times

2. Communication Breakdown

3. Dazed And Confused

4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

5. Whole Lotta Love

6. Ramble On

7. Heartbreaker

8. Immigrant Song

9. Since I've Been Loving You

10. Rock And Roll

11. Black Dog

12. When The Levee Breaks

13. Stairway To Heaven

Disc Two

1. Song Remains The Same

2. Over The Hills And Far Away

3. D'Yer Maker

4. No Quarter

5. Trampled Under Foot

6. Houses Of The Holy

7. Kashmir

8. Nobody's Fault But Mine

9. Achilles Last Stand

10. In The Evening

11. All My Love

Now that that's settled, um, where's the Beatles' catalog? [The Observer and Sound Generator]