Is this set much better than the two disc (remasters) one and is it worth getting?

Zeppelin fans plz;advice would be appreciated.

I actually don't have the box set. I have everything they've ever put out, including boots, so I figured what's the point? One day I'll get around to it I suppose. I do have the Remasters 2 cd set though, and I love it but there's a lot missing in there of course.

I'd say the Box Set is worth it because if you don't already have all of their studio albums, you get a lot of music on 4 discs.


And it's worth it for "Hey Hey What Can I Do" alone.

Disc 1

1. Whole Lotta Love
2. Heartbreaker
3. Communication Breakdown
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5. What Is And What Should Never Be
6. Thank You
7. I Can't Quit You Baby
8. Dazed And Confused
9. Your Time Is Gonna Come
10. Ramble On
11. Travelling Riverside Blues
12. Friends
13. Celebration Day
14. Hey Hey What Can I Do
15. White Summer/Black Mountain Side

Disc 2

1. Black Dog
2. Over The Hills And Far Away
3. Immigrant Song
4. The Battle Of Evermore
5. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
6. Tangerine
7. Going To California
8. Since I've Been Loving You
9. D'yer Mak'er
10. Gallows Pole
11. Custard Pie
12. Misty Mountain Hop
13. Rock And Roll
14. The Rain Song
15. Stairway To Heaven
10. In The Light
11. The Wanton Song
12. Moby Dick/Bonzo's Montreux
13. I'm Gonna Crawl
14. All My Love

Disc 3

1. Kashmir
2. Trampled Under Foot
3. For Your Life
4. No Quarter
5. Dancing Days
6. When The Levee Breaks
7. Achilles Last Stand
8. The Song Remains The Same
9. Ten Years Gone
10. In My Time Of Dying


Disc 4

1. In The Evening
2. Candy Store Rock
3. The Ocean
4. Ozone Baby
5. Houses Of The Holy
6. Wearing And The Tearing
7. Poor Tom
8. Nobody's Fault But Mine
9. Fool In The Rain
10. In The Light
11. The Wanton Song
12. Moby Dick/Bonzo's Montreux
13. I'm Gonna Crawl
14. All My Love

although I just noticed that "Bron-Y-Aur" isn't included in the 4 disc set.
[Edited 3/2/06 7:41am]

Yeah, I have it. As far as sound goes, the clarity is much better than the o.g. albums. But then again, u lose the warmth that u get from analog. If u have the bread to buy these, then cool. I wouldn't suggest it for a novice fan. I would suggest just buying one or two of their cd's first to see if u even dig Zepp before throwing down that kind of bread. Not saying that you're novice, I'm just speaking in general.

God when that box set was released it cost a lot of money but it was worth it.

I got the 4 disc one in tape back in the day and I have the 2 cd of course in cd. i really need to get around to getting all the albums in cd, have all of them in tape or album, but only a couple of them in cd.

It was at one point my most precious possession.

Although I don't listen to it often now, when I first got it I virtually listened to nothing else for months. I seriously can't think of a better box set. Enjoy.