Immigrant Song/ Hey, Hey, What Can I Do

Here's a beautiful copy of the first pressing, which has a typically Zeppelin, handwritten message etched into the vinyl trailoff:

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.

Very cool psychedelic-rock artifact. "Immigrant Song" was the group's second Top 40 hit, one of only six spanning their 10-year career. And don't forget that with this single you get a dynamite B side track that's got to be part of any decent collection of the band's best work. By the way, the B side was not on the "Led Zeppelin III" album: It's a wonderful, non-album track! Note: This 45 record comes in a vintage Atlantic Records factory sleeve. It has a Mint A side label, but the B label has a small "134" inked lightly on it. The A side audio is pristine Mint, while the B side has a faint touch of surface noise in spots.