just like the old days....put out a comp and add a couple or three or four unreleased tracks.......adding words like 'exclusive' 'acclaimed' and 'spectacular' maybe things are starting to turn around a bit

so this will be his second compilation and he has a box set with all his albums in it too....right?

p.s. looks a little like the old fever tree cover, eh?

This is actually the second compilation linked to his ongoing Digging Deep podcast series. The first was a vinyl-only box set which did not include any previously unreleased material.



https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y981JQS/?tag=imwan-20



And yes, there are also the Sixty Six To Timbuktu compilation and the Nine Lives box set.

He's allowed to have a second compilation.

Is two seen as too many?

I fail to understand the complaint here.

However, it's an unsatisfactory comp leaving off many key tracks, including some awful ones (White, Clean and Neat and Wreckless Love?) and not surprisingly going heavy on recent albums where Plant is an old man.

I see little sales appeal here.

I'll probably get this. Nice to see "In The Mood" hasn't been forgotten, but I agree with IP, there are some odd omissions and inclusions.

I have the Nine Lives box set and Sixty Six To Timbuktu compilation. Sixty left a lot to be desired. When Nine came out, I jumped on it. That's all one needs.

I got the 66 comp as soon as it came out. I think that it's been out of print. Weird that Tall Cool One isn't included. Odd track order too.

Plant had around 20 hits or so and tons are missing here.

Burning Down One Side, Little By Little, Tall Cool One, Tie Die On The Highway, Calling To You, Far Post and many others are glaringly absent.

The Timbuktu comp wasn’t great but the rarities disc was.

I bought all the remasters w the bonus cuts and that was where the value was.

This comp stinks but Plant is very pretentious regarding his past so I’m not surprised.

Does anyone remember this Plant compilation, which I think was only a promo or possibly for overseas markets? I got it when I worked at Atlantic (from '88 to '94).



Track listing:
01 Heaven Knows
02 Burning Down One Side
03 Tall Cool One
04 Big Log
05 In The Mood
06 Tie Die On The Highway
07 Pink And Black
08 Ship Of Fools
09 Little By Little
10 Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes On You)

The track listing for this upcoming compilation is strange, as several people have already pointed out, but I like that it's not in chronological order. Too bad they overlooked Shaken N Stirred completely. I love that record. Sure it's a product of its era but there are some great songs and it sounds unlike anything else he ever released. Also, Richie Hayward's drumming is spectacular.

I know the description says this features tracks from his eight solo albums, but I wonder why there aren't any tracks from his album with Alison Krauss, since this compilation has duets with Patty Griffin.

just guessing here, but maybe be krauss wouldn't sign off?

I have never seen it before, but the cover looks pretty bad. Like a first ever attempt at a collage.
The listing on Discogs for this 1990 release seems to indicate this was South American, from Columbia, Brazil and Argentina.
https://www.discogs.com/master/view/691090

It would be interesting if that’s in the Jimbo Archives. He always grabbed promos at Discorama.

The forthcoming 2CD set is now available for pre-order:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D6WDFY7/?tag=imwan-20

One of the previously unreleased tracks:

Another: