ROBERT PLANT Dreamland 2LP MERCURY 2002 UK & EU orig+inner+ltd+num LED ZEPPELIN
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ROBERT PLANT
Former Led Zeppelin vocalist whose successful solo career has found him covering a wide range of styles.
"DREAMLAND"
2002 LP MERCURY RECORDS 063 094-1
MADE IN EU ORIGINAL & ONLY PRESSING on VINYL
LIMITED & NUMBERED EDITION of 2000 COPIES. THIS ONE #0518
SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVES
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 0 44006 30941 5
Label Code: LC00268
LABEL: MERCURY - OCHRE LABEL w/ARTWORK - B/W TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & sticker on front) 063 094-1
Catalog on labels: DISC ONE: 063 095-1 (Set No. 063 094-1)
DISC TWO: 063 096-1 (Set No. 063 094-1)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 0630951 A -1-1
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 0630951 B -1-1
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 0630961 A -1-1
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 0630961 B -1-1
Other / Runout (all sides, Etched): JONZ LOUD
On labels: rim text reads "? 2002 Mercury Records.............Made in the EU. LC00268. BIEM/MCPS.......(Set No. 063 094-1)"
On Inner Sleeves: Credits + Photos + Artwork + "Song To The Siren" Lyrics
On Back Cover: ? 2002 Mercury Records........
tracklisting
Side A: FUNNY IN MY MIND (I BELIEVE I'M FIXIN' TO DIE) - MORNING DEW - ONE MORE CUP OF COFFEE
Side B: LAST TIME I SAW HER - SONG TO THE SIREN - WIN MY TRAIN FARE HOME 8IF I EVER GET LUCKY)
Side C: DARKNESS, DARKNESS - RED DRESS
Side D: HEY JOE - SKIP'S SONG - DIRT IN A HOLE
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RECORDS EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
At their best, cover albums have a strange way of galvanizing an artist by returning to the songs that inspired them; the artists can find the reason why they made music in the first place, perhaps finding a new reason to make music. Robert Plant's Dreamland -- his first solo album in nearly ten years and one of the best records he's ever done, either as a solo artist or as a member of Led Zeppelin -- fulfills that simple definition of a covers album and goes beyond it, finding Plant sounding reinvigorated and as restless as a new artist. Part of the reason why this album works so well is that he has a new band -- not a group of supporting musicians, but a real band whose members can challenge him because they tap into the same eerie, post-folk mysticism that fueled Led Zeppelin III, among other haunting moments in the Zep catalog. Another reason why this album works so well is that it finds the band working from a similar aesthetic point as classic Zeppelin, who, at their peak, often reinterpreted and extrapolated their inspirations, piecing them together to create something startlingly original…(AllMusic)
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