Peter Studley

I came to led zeppelin late in life , after I'd got most of YES and early Genesis lps, and other prog lps , this lp doesn't dissapoint, although not their best , but a worthy album to listen to from time to time , I purchased the 2015 reissue and the brown bag and sleeve and poly lined inner sleeve are very nice. Still a million times better than what is pretending to be music today - 2024.

One of elton & gangs best , the Bob ludwigs remastered lp is phenomenal, a real rocker all the way thru , Nigel olssons drumming is superb , recorded at trident in March 1970 , coincidentally the month and year I was born, highly recommended, pressed by GZ .

I've loved this lp for decades, selling England is imo the pinnacle of the Peter gabriel era , now 50 years old (unbelievable) I have 5 or more copies on vinyl, just in case it goes out of press . It's right up there with Fragile and close to the edge by YES, British prog at its best the early to mid 1970s had it all ,superb.

A very good listen , the boys are back , with strong tunes , as of old , under the iron sea is my favourite, but the latest offering is made even better getting a pink vinyl release. A great way to spend 45 minutes with cause and effect.

This is a terrific lp , hard to believe its release came only a year after the Beatles split in April 1970 . RAM is timeless, and sounds as good today as it did in 1971. I have 3 copies of this album , sad but true 😀.