'Celebration Day' hits stores on November 19, 2012 in six different formats. Depending on your budget and how you hope to re-live the concert, there is something for everyone.

The standard edition is a one dvd or blu-ray and two cd set, but the deluxe edition includes bonus video from rehearsals and news footage from the BBC.

There is also a music-only cd set and a music-only blu-ray that features high-resolution hd sound but no video.

Fans of vinyl can also purchase the 16-song set on three lps, and the whole thing can also be downloaded at digital retailers.

'Celebration Day' in movie theatres
The a two-hour-plus film 'Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day' will also be presented in high definition with surround sound in movie theatres for a performance on Tuesday, November 13. Tickets are limited. For a list of theatres and show times, visit the Led Zeppelin website.

'Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day' was already prescreened in 15,000 cinemas around the world for a strictly limited engagement on October 17, 2012. It earned $2 million in a single night.

Fans who were unable to attend the original tribute concert in 2007, when more than 20 million fans applied for the 18,000 available tickets in a worldwide lottery, now have the opportunity to see it as if they had front row tickets.

The film is a unique chance to see these iconic rockers perform 16 songs from their iconic catalogue.

Watch Jason Bonham and Led Zeppelin performing Kashmir:

The one-off reunion raised fans' expectations that there would be more live Led Zeppelin shows in the future but the band made it all too clear in press conferences announcing that there are no plans for a reunion tour.

Led Zeppelin's 'Celebration Day' press conference at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on ctober 9, 2012:

Jason tells Mojo he's disappointed over Led Zeppelin’s refusal to reunite:

"Much as I knew it was a one-time thing, my mother said to me before hand, 'Are you sure you're going to be OK walking away from this?' I said, 'Yeah, I’ll be fine.' And, to be honest, it was hard. When you sit in that seat, it's the greatest feeling."

As for playing with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones again, Jason says:

"I'd be a fool if I said, no. At the New York press conference there were three questions in a row, asking 'Are you gonna do something again?' Robert didn't get the hump exactly, but he gets the hard end of the stick. So he said, 'Haven't you got another question about the film itself?' But I can see why they're asking. Because when you watch the film, we all look like we are having such a great time, it's no wonder people want to know if we're going to do it again."