Led Zeppelin - The Complete BBC Sessions (Deluxe Edition) (3 x CD)

CD 1

1.You Shook Me
2.I Can’t Quit You Baby
3.Communication Breakdown
4.Dazed And Confused
5.The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair
6.What Is And What Should Never Be
7.Communication Breakdown
8.Travelling Riverside Blues
9.Whole Lotta Love
10.Somethin’ Else
11.Communication Breakdown
12.I Can’t Quit You Baby
13.You Shook Me
14.How Many More Times

CD 2

1.Immigrant Song
2.Heartbreaker
3.Since I’ve Been Loving You
4.Black Dog
5.Dazed And Confused
6.Stairway To Heaven
7.Going To California
8.That’s The Way
9.Whole Lotta Love (Medley: Boogie Chillun/Fixin’ To Die/That’s Alright Mama/A Mess of Blues)
10.Thank You

CD 3

1.Communication Breakdown
2.What Is And What Should Never Be
3.Dazed And Confused
4.White Summer
5.What Is And What Should Never Be
6.Communication Breakdown
7.I Can’t Quit You Baby
8.You Shook Me
9.Sunshine Woman

BBC Sessions was originally released in 1997 and has been certified double platinum by the RIAA. THE COMPLETE BBC SESSIONS builds on that collection with a third disc that boasts eight unreleased performances, plus “White Summer,” a recording that first surfaced in 1990 on the Led Zeppelin Boxed Set. In addition, the set includes extensive session-by-session liner notes written by Dave Lewis. For the first time ever, it provides accurate details and notes about all of the band’s BBC sessions.

Musical highlights on this new collection include the debut of a long-lost radio session that has achieved near-mythic status among fans. Originally broadcast in April 1969, the session included three songs: “I Can’t Quit You Baby,” “You Shook Me,” and the only recorded performance of “Sunshine Woman.”

Also included are two unreleased versions of both “Communication Breakdown” and “What Is And What Should Never Be.” Separated by two years, the performances vividly demonstrate the young band’s rapid evolution over a short period of time.

As with the previous reissues the audio has been newly remastered under supervision from Jimmy Page.