Right up there with Zeppelin's first two albums in 1969 for Heavy Blues.
Agreed. As far as I’m aware, there are 4 different versions of this album, UK release, US release etc. my favourite version, which I think is the UK one, has the extended version of Oh Well on it.
To add to the confusion, there are also two different covers. The one shown here and a black one.
None of the original 1969 versions had "Oh Well" on them. The single wasn't released until 2 months after the album. It was first included on the 1970 reissues, and was on almost every version after that. Except for in the UK...the album has never been issued in the UK with "Oh Well" on it.
The black album cover was only used on UK versions from 1970 forward. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
Right up there with Zeppelin's first two albums in 1969 for Heavy Blues.
Agreed. As far as I’m aware, there are 4 different versions of this album, UK release, US release etc. my favourite version, which I think is the UK one, has the extended version of Oh Well on it.
To add to the confusion, there are also two different covers. The one shown here and a black one.
None of the original 1969 versions had "Oh Well" on them. The single wasn't released until 2 months after the album. It was first included on the 1970 reissues, and was on almost every version after that. Except for in the UK...the album has never been issued in the UK with "Oh Well" on it.
The black album cover was only used on UK versions from 1970 forward.
That’s my thing to learn today. Thanks for the update / clarification. Now it makes more sense although reissuing with different tracks is annoying. To me a reissue is the same album as the original. Anyway, now I know
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