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2cds.All Covers.Disc 1=All Led Zeppelin;2=AC-DC,Cult,Bad Co.+ Double Dose Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  god-good
Worth having
Submitted by lisagirly (independence, mo Usa) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  GREAT BAND, GREAT SHOW, GREAT MUSIC, GREAT WHITE!!
Great White was always very good in taste! Zep covers are delightfull!
Revover record also very nice!!
Recommended!!
Submitted by fernando.jorge (Sao PAulo - Brazil)
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Great Package
2cd set containing Great Zeppelin A Tribute To Led Zeppelin + Recover.If you don't own any of these cds then I recommend this cd.But if you have, don't bother as their are no bonus tracks!
Submitted by NFUNNYTHING (Hobart Tasmania)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Disc one is Amazing !
Disc one gets the led out in a big way even though such classics as Black Dog, The Ocean, Misty Mountain Hop and Rock N' Roll are missing. Even though those tracks aren't here, I still can't get enough of this Zeppelin tribute from a great band in their own right. Basically, disc one is amazing.
Disc 2, I could have gone forever and never missed hearing this. The song selection is odd and the band doesn't seem to be putting their own signature on any of these tracks. That approach is fine if you're covering Led Zeppelin. But, when you are determined to bring to light an entire batch of material that isn't as strong as what is found on disc one, then it really disappoints.
P.S. The last reviewer needs to find a dictionary and look up the definition of irony.
Submitted by TDJ (Houston, TX)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Nice Cover
I like the irony of the cover...
Submitted by DaveTheManKelly (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
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