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Win! Rare Led Zep ‘Mothership’ Hard Drive!

Includes the band's entire catalogue - plus win new live Led Zep DVD!

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Uncut.co.uk has an amazing limited edition ‘Mothership’ hard drive pre-loaded with Led Zeppelin‘s entire back catalogue to giveaway to one lucky reader!

The 120GB LaCie USB hard drive is one of only 100 to be made worldwide, coinciding with the release of a brand new Led Zeppelin live two-disc DVD.

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The DVD includes restored footage of Led Zep’s performances from London’s Royal Albert Hall in 1970, Madison Square Garden in 1973, Earl’s Court in 1975 and Knebworth Festival in 1979.

The films have been cleaned up and remastered under the personal supervision of Zep guitarist Jimmy Page and director Dick Carruthers.

Uncut’s prize package also includes a limited edition lithograph of Led Zeppelin’s best of ‘Mothership’ artwork.

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To win this superb prize, all you have to do is click here and answer a simple question.

The full DVD tracklisting is as follows:

Disc 1: The Royal Albert Hall, 1970:

We’re Gonna Groove

I Can’t Quit You Baby

Dazed and Confused

White Summer

What Is and What Should Never Be

How Many More Times

Moby Dick

Whole Lotta Love

Communication Breakdown

C’Mon Everybody

Something Else

Bring it on HomeDisc 2:Immigrant Song (1972)

Madison Square Garden, 1973:

Black Dog

Misty Mountain Hop

Since I’ve Been Loving You

The Ocean

Earls Court, 1975:

Going to California

That’s the Way

Bron Y Aur Stomp

In My Time of Dying

Trampled Underfoot

Stairway to Heaven

Knebworth, 1979:

Rock ‘n’ Roll

Nobody’s Fault But Mine

Sick Again

Achilles Last Stand

In the Evening

Kashmir

Whole Lotta Love

More details about the Led Zeppelin DVD are available by clicking here.

This competition closes on February 11, 2008.

Good luck!

For more great competition prizes, keep checking www.uncut.co.uk/music/special_features.

See the February issue of Uncut, in stores now, for our definitive review of Led Zeppelin’s one-off show, in tribute to Ahmet Ertegun, which took place at London’s O2 Arena last month.

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