Complete Led Zeppelin Set at Rhapsody for $10 (165 songs, 256kbps, DRM Free)

[aphex]

Rhapsody has the Complete Led Zeppelin (including the remastered Song Remains the Same; The BBC Sessions; and Mothership remasters, plus every album and song) for 9.99.

Sells for $100 at iTunes


LINK TO THE COMPLETE LED ZEPPELIN SET @ RHAPSODY



Thanks to DGibFen at SD and Decker at DVDTalk.

 

[ericlp]

Awesome ... I wonder how long that takes to download on dial up?

Not that I have dial up. DRM free is always good.

 

[sethkinast]

Download is appx 1.9GB.

 

[Mr. Lennon]

Hopped on it. Thanks!

 

[Craig234]

Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Hopped on it. Thanks!

LOL.

In for one, too, thanks!

 

[Old Hippie]

Nice Deal!

 

[middlehead]

:heart:

 

[Genx87]

Did they yank it or am I blind?

 

[Jmman]

They tried to yank it but I think this is the direct link........

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[aphex]

Working again!

http://mp3.rhapsody.com/ledzep...edzeppelin?pagestart=0

 

[Genx87]

Thanks, ordered and downloading the songs as I type.

 

[RKS]

:thumbsup: Nice for those that haven't ripped their entire collection.

 

[Cheap0]

Awesome deal, thanks OP!

I'd bought most of the songs back when the box sets came out on CD -- I never would have guessed that I'd see a band like Zep's whole collection for $10.... it's worth that much just for the convenience of having legit mp3 copies even of music I already own!

 

[Jmman]

Don't forget that if you have my-coke-rewards points they have a free Rhapsody album for 225 points which can be used on this deal making it free.......:music:

 

[EarthwormJim]

That is awesome. It's nice to see DRM free music you can buy for a beyond reasonable price.

 

[Ryland]

wow..I finally got use for my coke rewards points that have been sitting around.

 

[toolfan]

Thanks OP, I snagged this. Even though I already have all the albums, I had to bite on the remastered Song Remains the Same and Mothership tracks for this cheap.

 

[sjwaste]

Did they pull it? I can't find it.

 

[middlehead]

Looks like it's been "fixed" to $10 per album

 

[Craig234]

Can't blame them for fixing that. The price remains the same.

 

[GoodRevrnd]

Originally posted by: Craig234
Can't blame them for fixing that. The price remains the same.

lol... nice.

 

[aphex]

Thats odd, using this link; http://mp3.rhapsody.com/ledzep...edzeppelin?pagestart=0

I still see it was $10 for the whole shebang.

 

[zettler]

Originally posted by: aphex
Thats odd, using this link; http://mp3.rhapsody.com/ledzep...edzeppelin?pagestart=0

I still see it was $10 for the whole shebang.

If you can get it for that price and send it to me I will buy it! When I click on it the price is $59.99.

I saw them twice; the first time in 1973 at Kezar stadium in San Fransisco and then again in 1976 or so in Chicago. Help me if you can as I would love the whole tamale in one package instead of from my old LP's and newer CD's...

Thanks in advance!

 

[Johnnie]

zettler

is this the Zeppelin show that you speak of??

1973

i have a nice partial soundboard of this show

 

[zettler]

Originally posted by: Johnnie
zettler

is this the Zeppelin show that you speak of??

1973

i have a nice partial soundboard of this show

You lucky DOG you!

Yes, I believe that was the one but after all, it was the 70's....

We could hear the music a half-mile away as we walked there - it was surreal. The place was packed and I barely remember the first acts except for Lee Michaels who was pretty good. Use to go to Winterland in 1973 and saw a number of groups. The next time I saw them was in Chicago three or so years later and was able to take some pictures which many seem out of focus...:laugh:

The other big concert I saw was ZZ Top's BBQ down in Austin ("ZZ Top?s First Annual Texas-Size Rompin? Stompin? Barndance and Bar-B-Q.? Also on the bill were Santana, Joe Cocker, and Bad Company") AND THAT WAS A GREAT TIME TOO!

But I had worked concerts in San Antonio from 74-75, so I saw a lot of groups from both sides of the stage....and afterwards. However, Led Zeppelin has been my favorite since their first album came out and I bought the first copy as they were putting it on the shelf at Discount Records in Champaign in January 1969!

Anyway, I digress as usual. I just hate that I missed this deal as I have most of their CD's but since my son took a liking to them and borrowed them, most are scratched up and unplayable...and the 33 1/3 RPM albumns just don't sound as good anymore...


Thanks for the trip down memory lane!