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Led Zeppelin Dinosaurs Rule mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Dinosaurs Rule Country: Europe Style: Hard Rock, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1957 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1165 mb WMA version RAR size: 1785 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 283 Other Formats: XM VOX MP1 AU AAC AHX DMF Tracklist 1-01 Train Kept A Rollin' 1-02 Nobody's Fault But Mine 1-03 Black Dog 1-04 In The Evening 1-05 The Rain Song 1-06 Hot Dog 1-07 All My Love 1-08 Trampled Underfoot 1-09 Since I've Been Loving You 2-01 Archilles Last Stand 2-02 White Summer 2-03 Black Mountain Side 2-04 Kashmir 2-05 Stairway To Heaven 2-06 Whole Lotta Love 2-07 Heartbreaker Notes Recorded At The Westfalenhalle Dortmund/Germany, June 17, 1980 A stereo soundboard recording 2 CDs Digipak 2nd Pressing Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Return Of The Led NEP-003/4 Auschwitz (2xCD, Neptune NEP-003/4 Japan Unknown Zeppelin Unofficial) Dinosaurs Rule! Led CD 6 - 803 Part 1 (CD, Flying Disc Music CD 6 - 803 Germany 1991 Zeppelin Unofficial) Dinosaurs Rule! Led CD 6 - 804 Part 2 (CD, Flying Disc Music CD 6 - 804 Germany 1991 Zeppelin Unofficial) The Home(r) Led Dinosaurs Rule HEN 101-1/2 Entertainment HEN 101-1/2 Europe 2010 Zeppelin (2xCD, Unofficial) Network Related Music albums to Dinosaurs Rule by Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin - July,3 Mannheim 1980 Led Zeppelin - Blitzkrieg Over Zurich Led Zeppelin - Knebworth Part 2 Led Zeppelin - Tour Over Europe 1980 Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin (The Can) Led Zeppelin - Hotter Than The Hindenburg Led Zeppelin - Brussels Affair Led Zeppelin - Welcome To The 1979 Knebworth Festival Led Zeppelin - Tour Over Europe 1980 Part 1 Led Zeppelin - Final Cut.

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