I had 5 brick and mortar stores in Portland, OR, Boise, ID, Fairbanks, AK, and 2 stores in Anchorage, AK. I operated under the name Nickelodeon Records & Tapes from 1973 to 1978, hence the eBay name Original 1976 Nickelodeon Records.

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THIS LISTING is for LED ZEPELLIN BUDOKAN II [2 DISKS] AMAZING STORK RECORDS USA 7484 ABCD
This is an unreleased and unauthorized recording Live At Budokan [the BIG hall], Tokyo, Japan Oct 2 1972
IT IS A TOTALLY NEAR MINT COLLECTORS COPY WITH ABSOLUTELY NO ISSUES ON THE COVER, LABEL, or THE VINYL WHICH HAS NO MARKS, CUTS,HAIRLINES or VISIBLE NEEDLE MARKS.

 THE FOLLOWING IS A COLLECTORS MUSIC REVIEWS REVIEW OF THE 1998 RELEASE

"Led Zeppelin – Live At The Big Hall Budokan Oct 2 1972 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin TDOLZ Vol. 72 by gsparco March 7, 2011

Gone is the devastating set opener of “Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker,” that served them well since the Bath Festival, and in is “Rock And Roll” and any number of tunes segued right behind it. In this show “Over The Hills And Far Away” serves as the second number although “Black Dog” would also serve in that capacity"...[continued in the sidebar below].

Live At The Big Hall Budokan Oct 2 1972 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin TDOLZ Vol. 72) 1998

Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan – October 2nd, 1972

...The most interesting part of this concert is the stage debut of “The Song Remains The Same” and “The Rain Song” played back to back as on the official release Houses Of The Holy. It’s very apparent on this excellent audience recording the band’s apprehension in approaching and playing the songs, and this is perhaps the only time one can hear arrangements almost identical to the studio release.

They would drop some of the melodic augmentation in future performances for a more solid attack. But it’s interesting to hear and the entire tour would reveal further experiments with the songs. Another introduction is the bizarre “Misty Mountain Hop/Since I’ve Been Loving You” medley which will be played until the summer tour in 1973.

The energy and confidence picks up in more well known numbers like “Dazed & Confused” and the “Whole Lotta Love” medley. It’s interesting to note that “My Baby Left Me” was one of Jimmy Page’s earliest sessions back in the sixties and he duplicates the famous solo very well.  Also a standout in the medley is “The Lemon Song.”  Plant flirts with “Killing Floor” and at first strum along, but as he continues singing they come in full force with the Led Zeppelin II arrangement. 

And the band includes “Immigrant Song”, one of their most popular songs in Japan, in the encores. Overall this is a milestone performance by the band which is at times devastating but also is very nervous.  Normally the song segues into “Heartbreaker,” but instead Page doodles a bit before hitting the “Communication Breakdown” riff. 

Live At The Big Hall Budokan Oct 2 1972 is packaged in a thinner cardboard gatefold sleeve than is usually used by TDOLZ.  The cover makes good use of the concert poster for the event". This review courtesy of Collectors Music Review gsparco March 7, 2011