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According to Illustrated Collector's Guide to Led Zeppelin by Robert Godwin:

This is the first & most famous Led Zeppelin bootleg ever. The original was on black vinyl with deluxe labels on Blimp records. This version had 2 slicks on a yellow linen stock, printed in brown & dark blue ink. It was packaged in two plain white sleeves & shrink wrapped. The TMoQ (Trademark of Quality) people made this before they even thought of TMoQ!! It was later to be re-issued more times than any other.

S1. Immigrant Song (3.13) Heartbreaker (6.15) Dazed & Confused (16.31)

S2. What Is and What Should Never (4.13) Moby Dick (11.44) Communication Breakdown Medley (10.02) Incl. Good Times Bad Times-For What It's Worth-I Saw Her Standing There

S3. Since I've Been Loving You (6.46) Organ Improvisation (5.50) Thank You (6.58) Out on the Tiles (3.19) Blueberry Hill (3.11)

S4. Bring It On Home (9.15) Whole Lotta Love Medley (16.52) Incl. Let That Boy Boogie-Movin On-I've Got A Girl-Some Other Guy-Think It Over-The Lemon Song

S = Side (eg. record) I didn't know what info to change, so you can figure it out.