Led Zeppelin Immigrant Song / Hey, Hey What Can I Do RARE import vinyl Japan
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May 25, 2026 Sold Date
Feb 17, 2026 Start Date
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  I Am Not a Record Collector or One who can Grade the Record or Record Sleeves, I Do Not want to Mislead anyone. Please view all Photos which best describes Item. I had purchased in the Early 1980's, It was Played a few times and kept in storage.
Description: Led Zeppelin Immigrant Song / Hey, Hey What Can I Do  .. RARE import vinyl Japan 45 RPM, Record in Excellent Condition, sleeves in Very Good Condition. Record Will be Protected and Secure Between two Pieces of cardboard for shipping purposes. I do Not ship in Mailer Bags
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This product is a rare import vinyl of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song / Hey, Hey What Can I Do" from Japan. Released in 1976 by Atlantic Records, this 7" LP features hard rock tracks in excellent condition. The black vinyl record plays at 45 RPM and comes in a paper sleeve. This collectible reissue of the iconic band's music is a must-have for any rock music enthusiast looking to add a unique piece to their vinyl collection. Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham


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