Not sure if you're a digital guy or analogue, but there's formats for all......
You can get just the original album remastered, in CD or Vinyl.
Then there's the deluxe set which is the album + the companion disc. The companion audio for the first album is a live concert in Paris 1969, the audio is okay, but its cool to hear the band so on fire, they must have been scary to see live back then....
The companion discs for the other albums are alternate versions of the songs on the albums, some working versions with no vocals, there is some really nice fresh stuff the second album, the alternate whole lotta love is off the chart, as is the ramble on and something called La La on the Led Zep II companion disc
The third album companion disc is the same, it has working versions and a few ideas that never made it on the album, ultra fat version of Out on the tiles, and a raw as all hell version on Since I've been loving you which will have the hairs on the back of your neck standing up....
If you are a musician like myself, you'll love the companion discs, so you should get the deluxe versions....(I seem to remember you are a muso)
There is the SUPER deluxe set which has the LP's (180g), the CD's and a CODE to download the High Definition version (24bit/96khz)....
Now i bought this version of II, and the vinyl blew me away, its so bloody good.....
BUT, the high def audio is another thing altogether, holy crap its another level again!!
Just finished listening to it through my multitrack recording program, which replays faithfully without coloration....
Yeah, I had my mouth wide open in awe a couple of times, it was like the band was in the living room with me!!
there's the SUPER deluxe Led Zep II box set there......with the book which has a bunch of awesome pics
the two LP's
and the two CD's with the card which has the code for the HD download
I can't wait for IV, Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti which is next.......Oh my god I may explode!!