Led Zeppelin-III (1970)
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Title: III
Label: Atlantic
Format: LP
Cat #: SD 19128
Year of Release: 1970
Country and Year of Edition Issue: US 1977 repress with fully functional wheel
Listed Condition: VG+/VG+
Sell Date: 12/20/20
Sell Price: $19.99
Discogs Last Sold: 10/20/20 $16.99 VG+/G+
Low: $7.88 G+/VG+
Median: $20.00
High: $44.99 VG+/VG+
Current low price: $18.29 VG+/VG
Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 5
Have/Want: 246/585
Where Sold: Edmond, OK
Time it took to sell: 4 years
Where and When Bought: Al Bums Worcester $3.99 used
Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: A+
Sad To See It Go: No
Probably the best complete discography after the Beatles, Led Zeppelin's third is a departure into the realm of one of a kindness erupting out of nicked tangential blooze. A Billboard number one album with a #16 hit in "The Immigrant Song," yet still considered among the least commercial of their releases.
In terms of quality, I rank Zep like this: Zoso-II-I-III-Phys-Houses-In Through-Presence. In terms of desire to listen, if you had all the albums in front of me this second, I might say Phys-Presence-In Through-III-I-II-Zoso-Houses. Always, in the middle of the pack for me that 3, but still an A+ record.
Why? Let's start with my favorite Zep song Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp. Slappin' and clappin' and stompin' it's way into my heart and yours. It's irresistible to me. Best cranker? "Out On The Tiles." Prettiest? "Tangerine." Worst? "Since I've Been Loving You," which explodes.
The hits "The Immigrant Song" (b/w "Hey Hey What Can I Do" not here) and "Gallows Pole" are in the middle of the pack for me.
And I haven't even begun to discuss "Celebration Day!"
Ma-ma-ma I'm so happy!
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