Co-producer, Rasta Li-Mon (R. Lee Manning) was the house engineer for owner, Dave Stewart of Eurythmics.

After selling out multiple runs of the singles in various vinyl colors, Birdcage gave the go-ahead to record a full album.

The song appears as "Un-Led-Eddd (in 3D)" on Dread Zeppelin's 1995 album for Birdcage Records, No Quarter Pounder.

Birdcage Records art director, Bryant Fernandez, and producer, Jah Paul Jo, envisioned the album to incorporate a gameboard.

A mock Monopoly board was created using Led Zeppelin, reggae music and Elvis Presley references for the properties and utilities.

At the behest of the Elvis Presley estate, the photo of Tortelvis (Greg Tortell) on the cover of Un Led-Ed was blacked out.

When Bryant left the group after DZ's first North American tour, his twin brother, Bruce Fernandez, took over the Ed Zeppelin role.