Led Zeppelin: In Through The Out Door version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Swan Song on 31. July 2015.

Here comes the eighth Led Zeppelin reissue, "In Through The Out Door" "In Through The Out Door" topped the album charts in the US and UK on the day of its release and has since gone platinum six times. The eighth studio album was sadly Led Zeppelin's last album before John Bonham's death. Among the seven tracks are "Fool In The Rain" and "All My Love", which are still classics on every rock radio station today. John Paul Jones and Robert Plant worked almost alone at Stockholm's Polar Studios. Jimmy Page and John Bonham found themselves in a personal crisis. There was no keyboard on "Presence" at the time. On the album "In Through The Out Door", Jones' experiments with a new Roland synthesizer brought a whole new sound. The title "In Through The Out Door" was generally interpreted in fan circles to mean that Led Zeppelin, as rock dinosaurs in the nascent punk movement, were only taking a roundabout way to the big stage. "Fool in the Rain" with "Hot Dog" on the B-side remained the only single released from this album. While Robert Plant was on tour with Led Zeppelin in 1977, his son Karac died at the age of five from a viral infection. Plant dedicated the song All My Love to him. Led Zeppelin caused another sensation with their cover design in 1979. "In Through The Out Door" had six different variations of the inner sleeve. In each case, the bar was photographed from the point of view of one of the people present. The inside cover of some copies may also become discolored when wet with water. The following points have already convinced buyers of the first six Led Zeppelin reissues: the deluxe edition's companion disc "In Through The Out Door" contains previously unreleased raw mixes of all the songs from the original album, including early versions with working titles like "The Hook" ("All My Love"), "The Epic" ("Carouselambra") and "Blot" ("I'm Gonna Crawl"). "In Through The Out Door" was to be the last album that all four band members contributed to. With remastering and previously unreleased raw mixes, the 2015 reissue of "In Through The Out Door" is also indispensable for any fan. Review: "Led Zeppelin's last three studio albums have also been remixed with the assistance of Jimmy Page and enhanced with numerous archival treasures, which can be heard on the 2 and 3CD deluxe editions respectively." (Good Times, October/November 2015)

Album spans genres Rock, Hard Rock and Classic Rock. 180g Remastered 2015 Reissue "a" Sleeve Variant ,180g Vinyl.