If we've traded and you haven't sent me coasters for discs, I'll add a link with your e-mail address or trading page URL; just ask! I don't always have the time to trade, so it's a good way to recommend other traders. Note: this is just a small portion of the good people I have traded with in the past...I only put links to traders who want to be here.

E-mail Chris at Chrslees@aol.com for his trade list.

Ed King; creator of the Dragons Of Darkness web site.

John's Trading Page

Charlie's Trading Page

Larry Smith's Trading Page

E-mail John at pmarki@rochester.rr.com for his trade list.

Led Zeppelin - 207.19; Double LP set.

Live in Seattle March 21st, 1975 and *Boston September 1970.
Fair audience recording for Seattle, poor audience recording for the Boston show. Godwin rates the Seattle show as an 8; I would say a solid 7 out of 10. For the Boston show, however, Godwin has it right on the money with a 5 out of 10 rating for sound quality. WWL medoly and CB are from the Boston show.

LP #1 side a: Rock and Roll, Sick again, OTHAFA
LP #1 side b: IMTOD, No Quarter; part one
LP #2 side a: No Quarter; part two
LP #2 side b: *WLL with medoly of Let That boy Boogie; Ramble On; For What It's Worth; and The Lemon song, Comminication Breakdown.

International Records

Led Zeppelin - 214; Double LP set.

Live in Seattle March 21st, 1975.
Fair audience recording. Again, Godwin rates this show as an 8; I would say a solid 7 out of 10.

LP #1 side a: TSRTS, TRS, Kashmir
LP #1 side b: SIBLY, TUF
LP #2 side a: DAC; part one
LP #2 side b: DAC; part two

International Records

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Led Zeppelin - Mudslide/BBC Broadcasts; Double LP set.

Live on the BBC. Excellent radio recording.

The trademark of quality years recordings

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Led Zeppelin - Alpha and Omega; Quadruple LP set.

Nice gatefold album cover.
Live in Denver (?) December 26th, 1968 and Oakland July 24th, 1977.

Alpha & Omega is actually Spokane 12/30/68 and Oakland 7/24/77; the first and last shows in the U.S. that have surfaced on tape.

International Records

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Led Zeppelin - The Ultimate BBC Collection; 1 CD set.

Live on the BBC, 1969-1971. 6/27/69 and 4/1/71*
Great radio recordings; 9 out of 10 rating.
Track List:

CB, ICQYB, You Shook Me, *Immigrant Song, *Heartbreaker, *DAC, *GTC, *STH, *Black Dog, *WLL.

Made in Germany.

Home Records

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Led Zeppelin - Stockholm; 1 CD set.

Live in Stockholm March 3rd, 1969.
Good audience recording. Unfortunately, half of "How Many More Times" is cut!

Kaleidoscopic Music Records

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Led Zeppelin - Winterland; Double LP set.

Live in San Francisco April 26th, 1969.
Fair audience recording.

International Records

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Led Zeppelin - Boston Tea Party; Single LP on blue vinyl.

Live in Boston January 23rd, 1969.
Fair audience recording.

Hole In Your Head Records

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Led Zeppelin - MOBY DICK; 1 LP set.

Live at "The Filmore," April 27, 1969.
Excellent Audience/Sound Board (?) recording. D-545.

Great Live Concerts

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Led Zeppelin - Montreaux 1970; 1 CD set.

Live at the Montreaux Jazz Festival, March 14th, 1970.
Poor audience recording.

Live Storm Records

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Led Zeppelin - Stormy Blues; 1 CD set.

Live in Vancouver, Canada, March 21st, 1970; also ?/?/68* studio outtake.
Fair soundboard recording of 1st date of 5th North American Tour. A direct reissue from the origional glass master of "Whole Lotta Zep." Tracl list: Heartbreaker, Thank You, WIAWSNB, CB, Ramble On, We're Gonna Groove, SIBLY, WWL, We're Gonna Grove, *Operator.
Made in Australia.

Joker Records

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Led Zeppelin - Jennings Farm Blues; 1 CD set.

Rehearsal tracks; Live in Toronto, Canada, September 4th, 1971.
Excellent studio rehearsal tracks, plus good audience recording in Toronto.

Blue Records

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Led Zeppelin - BBC; 2 CD set.

Live at the Paris Theatre, London, March 25th, 1971.
Excellent radio recording, as well as an excellent performance!

Antrabata Records

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Led Zeppelin - Going To California; 2 LP set.

Live at the Berkeley Community Center September 14, 1971.
Good Audience recording.

Trade Mark of Quality

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Led Zeppelin - Orlando Magic; 2 CD set.

Live in Orlando, Florida, August31, 1971.
SBD recording.

No Label

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Led Zeppelin; Single LP on 10" red vinyl.

Live in Copenhagen July 21st, 1971 and Stains March 25, 1969.
Poor to fair recordings, but rare.

Side a: Four Stick, Gallow's Pole
Side b: Dazed And Confused

Rock Solid Records

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Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven; 1 LP set.

BBC recording, April 4, 1971 broadcast.
Good radio recording.

Trade Mark of Quality!

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Led Zeppelin - A Night At The Heartbreak Hotel; 1 LP set.

Live at The LA Forum, June 26, 1972.
Good Audience recording.

Artemis Record Works

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Led Zeppelin - Live in Tokyo; Double LP set.

Live in Tokyo October 3rd, 1972.
Fair audience recording.

Toasted Records

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Led Zeppelin - Rehearsals; Double LP set.

The legendary Rehearsals which took place in Bron-Yr-Aur; a Welsh cottage in the mountainous wilds of snowdonia. Excellent recording.

No Label

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Led Zeppelin - Essentially Led; 3 CD set.

Live at Grugahalle Essen, Germany, March 22, 1973.
Complete show, Audience and Soundboard. Great show!

Live Remains

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Led Zeppelin - Not Warm, Its Hot; 3 CD set.

Disc 1: Intro, Rock and Roll, Over The Hills and Far Away, Black Dog, Misty Mountain Hop, Since Ive Been Loving You, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song

Disc 2: Dazed & Confused, Stairway to Heaven

Disc 3: Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker

This is Diagrams second release of the March 24th, 1973 concert in Offenbach, Germany. The previous effort, Sweet At Night , utilized the well-known, excellent tape that was used on Custard Pie. However, according to the previous reviews it was inferior to the Cobra release. This title uses the well know tape and supplements it with a second, inferior source. The second source is used for the beginning announcements and the start of Rock and Roll, for most of Dazed and all of Stairway to Heaven. The rationale behind this was to account for the obvious channel problems on Custard Pie. Further, Diagrams have not equalized the excellent tape as much as Cobla did theirs, making it sound much more dynamic and alive. For this reason, Not Warm, Its Hot is the best version of this show. (Gerard Sparaco, Oct 2001).

TDOLZ

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Led Zeppelin - Second City Showdown; 3 gold CD set.

Live in Chicago, July 6th, 1973.
Plants voice is terrible; otherwise, good Sound Board recording and performance.

Midas Touch Records

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Led Zeppelin - Persistence; Double LP set.

Live in San Francisco June 2nd, 1973.
Poor audience recording. Song separation.

Roon Dog Records

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Led Zeppelin - Cabala; 8 CD Box set.

Booklet included and video tape of various concert footage; all from various live dates. Also has nice over-all packaging and picture CD's. Excellent recordings. Some are Sound Board; others are audience. Good video as well.

OSOZ Italy

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Led Zeppelin - Zep Over Europe; 4 LP box set.

Various songs from The Royal Shaw Theatre Date(?), Paris Theatre March 25th, 1971, and Copenhagen July 23rd, 1979.
Good to Excellent audience and radio recordings.

Earthworks Records

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Led Zeppelin - Trampled Underwood; 3 CD set.

Nassau County Coliseum, Uniondale, New York, February 13, 1975

CD 1: (66:52) introduction/ Rock & Roll, Sick Again, Over the Hills and Far Away, In My Time of Dying (last second or two cut), The Song Remains the Same (muffled in beginning with speed problems throughout, cut near the beginning), The Rain Song (beginning cut, close up audience noise picked up in beginning, speed problems), Kashmir (ending cut, possible speed problems), No Quarter (beginning cut, cut near end, last second or two cut)

CD 2: (75:54) Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick (cut at beginning of drum solo), Dazed & Confused (includes San Francisco) (cut at beginning of bow solo)

CD 3: (34:57) Stairway to Heaven (speed problems in various locations), Whole Lotta Love (ending cut), Black Dog (beginning cut) (includes vocal rehearsal for Roll Over Beethoven), Communication Breakdown

The audience tapes used for this release are clear and push very good for overall sound quality. The sound for the first tape source is a little flat though. This becomes evident when tape sources change for the encore. All the instruments are discernable. Jone's bass does comes through a little heavy in places. But not enough to distort the tape. There is some noticeable high frequency tape hiss. It pretty much dissipates at the start of The Song Remains the Same where tapes are changed. Unfortunately the new tape drags and is not as bright. The speed problem runs through The Rain Song. It is hard to tell because of the instrumentation, but Kashmir may also have speed problems. The tape returns back to the same quality it was prior to The Song Remains the Same at the start of No Quarter. The high frequency tape hiss also returns. Tape speed problems are also evident during Stairway to Heaven. They go away after a cut between Stairway to Heaven and Whole Lotta Love. Communication Breakdown (announced as an old Led Faces number) comes from a brighter tape source. It too contains some high frequency tape hiss. Communication Breakdown is also available on Gems and Jams (no label). It comes from a higher generation tape and consequently is not as bright. The presence of Ron Wood duelling with Page on Communication Breakdown swings this release to the general collector. (Tony Gassett June 97)

Image Quality

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Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin; 2 LP set.

Live in Dallas, March 5th (?), 1975.
Excellent Sound Board recording.

Toasted Records

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Led Zeppelin - Live in Dallas, 1975; 1 CD set.

Live in Dallas, March 3rd or 4th?, 1975.
Great audience/sound board (?) recording.

Live Storm Records

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Led Zeppelin - Chasing the Dragon, 3 CD set.

Live in Dallas, March 5, 1975.
SBD recording.

Ellgrass

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Led Zeppelin - Flying Circus; 3 CD set.

Madison Square Garden, New York, February 12, 1975

Disc1: Rock And Roll / Sick Again / Over The Hills And Far Away / In My Time Of Dying / The Song Remains The Same / The Rain Song / Kashmir

Disc 2: No Quarter / Trampled Underfoot / Moby Dick

Disc 3: Dazed And Confused / Stairway To Heaven / Whole Lotta Love / Black Dog / Heartbreaker

ellgrass

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Led Zeppelin - Earl's Court 75; 1 CD set.

Live at Earl's Court Arena, May 24th, 1975.

More than likely taken from the bootleg "Your Mother Wouldnt Like It!",
which I have. Please check out the CD-R media section of this page for that title.
Good audience recording of one of their best performances, in my opinion.

Great Dane Records

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Led Zeppelin - Buck Rogers, 4 CD set.

Live at Earl"s Court Arena, May 25, 1975.
Audience recording.

Tarantura

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Led Zeppelin - Standing In The Shadow; 3 CD set.

Long Beach Civic Arena, Long Beach, California, March 12, 1975

CD 1: (74:33) Rock & Roll, Sick Again, Over the Hills and Far Away, In My Time of Dying, The Song Remains the Same false start, The Song Remains the Same (small cut at beginning and in middle, last few seconds cut), The Rain Song (first few seconds cut), Kashmir, No Quarter (small cut after solos, ending cut)

CD 2: (56:24) Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick, Dazed & Confused (includes Woodstock)

CD 3: (39:39) Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, The Crunge (includes Rhythm Stick), Black Dog, Heartbreaker (includes I'm A Man)

TDOLZ

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Led Zeppelin - Conspiracy Theory; 3 CD set.

Live at the San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, CA, March 15th, 1975.
SBD recording.

Ellgrass

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Led Zeppelin - Tour De Force; 3 CD set.

Live at the LA Forum, March 27th, 1975.
Good audience recording; rated an 8 out of 10 in Godwin's CD edition collectors guide for Zep. This recording was previously available as "Cosmic Crazy" and "Electric Orgasm," and is said to be a better version than both aforementioned titles.

Disc #1:

Rock and Roll, Sick again, OTHAFA, IMTOD, TSRTS, The Rain Song (cut), Kashmir, SIBLY.

Disc #2:

NQ, TUF, Moby Dick.

Disc #3:

DAC (small section cut at the end; still over 42 minutes long!), STH, WLL, Black Dog.

Rabbit Records

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Led Zeppelin - Destroyer; 4 LP box set.

Live in Cleveland April 27th, 1977? Says Largo, Maryland, May 30, 1977 on back.
Poor recording.

DRGM Enterprises

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Led Zeppelin - Bringing Down The House, 3 CD set.

Live at Landover, Maryland, May 26, 1977.
SBD recording.

Eelgrass

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Led Zeppelin - Riot In Thunderstorm; 3 CD set.

June 10, 1977 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York

Disc 1: The Song Remains the Same, The Rover/Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over The Hills and Far Away, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter

Disc 2: Ten Years Gone, The Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer/Black Mountain Side, Kashmir, Out On The Tiles/Moby Dick

Disc 3: Heartbreaker, Guitar Solo (Including Star Spangled Banner and Dazed And Confused), Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Rock and Roll

Electric Magic

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Led Zeppelin - Time Traveler; 4 CD-R set.

The Forum, Inglewood, California, June 22, 1977


The following set-list is from the "Tight But Loose" website.
http://www.linwood.demon.co.uk/

CD 1: (77:20)

The Song Remains the Same, The Rover intro./ Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying (includes You Shook Me & The Lemon Song) (slight tape garble in the middle), Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter

CD 2 (51:01)

Ten Years Gone (from June 25), The Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, White Summer, Black Mountain Side, Kashmir

CD 3 (70:15)

Out on the Tiles intro./ Moby Dick (sound washes in & out in the beginning), Over the Hills and Far Away, guitar solo (includes Star Spangled Banner) (contains a very small cut near the end), Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Rock & Roll

TDOLZ

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Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; 1 CD set.

Live at the Grand Ballroom, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City, January 12th, 1995. Excellent recording of their Hall of Fame set. A couple of Page and Plant songs, as well as a few Plant solo songs thrown in. All excellent performances/recordings.

KTS Records

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Led Zeppelin - Tour over Europe 1980; 1 CD set.

Live in Zurich, Switzerland, June 29th, 1980.
Good soundboard recording; rated an 8 out of 10 in Godwin's CD edition collectors guide for Zep.

Track list:

Train Kept a Rollin', NFBM, Black Dog, In The Evening, The Rain song, Hot Dog, All My Love.

Made in Australia.

Joker Records

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Led Zeppelin - Lighter Than Air; 1 CD set.

Live in various locations. Good, to excellent recordings.

Teddy Bear Records

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Led Zeppelin - Dinosaur; Double LP set.

Live in Frankfurt June 30th, 1980 and Bremen June 23rd, 1980.
Good audience recording.

LP #1 side a: TUF, SIBLY
LP #1 side b: ALS, White summer, BMS, Kashmir
LP #2 side a: AML, STH
LP #2 side b: Rock and Roll, Money, WLL

Waggle Records

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Led Zeppelin - Out Through The Back Door; 2 LP set.

Studio out takes from the "ITTOD" sessions.
Good Sound Board recordings.

Amazing Stork Records

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Page and Plant

Back to Bootleg List

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Page and Plant - 95 in 95: Together Again; 2 CD set.

Live at Madison Square Garden, October 27th, 1995.
Nice packaging, with deluxe metal foil outer sleeve.
Good audience recording.

No Label!

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Page and Plant - Simple Truth; 2 CD set.

Live at San Jose Arena, May 20th, 1995.
Excellent radio recording. Great show to boot!

KTS Records

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Page and Plant - Presence Now; 2 CD set.

Live at the Skydome, Toronto, Canada, March 27th, 1995.
Good audience recording, great show!

Rain Records

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SRV

Back to Bootleg List

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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Unplugged and Jamming; 1 CD set.

Live recordings from various dates with various artists.
Great radio/audience recordings.

Red Robin Records

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Van Halen

Back to Bootleg List

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Van Halen - Young and Wild; 1 CD set.

Live at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, December 20th, 1977.
Great Sound Board recording.

Backstage Records

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Jimi Hendrix

Back to Bootleg List

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Jimi Hendrix - Paris 67; 1 LP set.

Live in Paris in 1967, and at the BBC Studios, also in 1967.
Good Audience and Radio recordings.

American Pride Records

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Rolling Stones

Back to Bootleg List

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The Rolling Stones - In Again, Out Again; On Tour 1978; 1 LP set.

No date for this show anywhere on the LP label, or LP cover! Good Sound Board recording, with part of one side filled with a fair audience recording. Excellent version of "Shattered" on this boot.

Oakland Records

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The Rolling Stones - Voodoo Brew; 4 CD box set.

Voodoo Lounge Out takes, Alternatives, and Rehearsals.
24 page booklet. Excellent Sound Board recordings.

VigOtone Recordings

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The Rolling Stones - Voodoo Stew; 4 CD box set. (Yes, another one!)

Voodoo Lounge Out takes, Alternatives, and Rehearsals. Excellent Sound Board recordings. Booklet included.

VigOtone Recordings

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Pink Floyd

Back to Bootleg List

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Pink Floyd - Interstellar Encore; 2 CD set.

April 29, 1970 show at San Francisco's Fillmore West.

This is not the afternoon show at KQED TV studios that happened the same day (that show was performed without an audience). Outstanding stereo soundboard recording.

Pigs On The Wing

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Pink Floyd - Antiques, A Rare Collection Of Oddities; 1 CD set.

18 Jan 1967- 1971 Sources as stated on the CD:

1. Granada-TV, 18 January 1967 2. UFO Club, London, 20 January 1967 3. CBC radio, February 1967 4. Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 14 May 1967 5. BBC-TV 6. Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 14 May 1967 7. Studio outtake 8. Tower (U.S.) single? 9. Carlisle, 23 July 1967 10. Studio outtake 11. "Masters of Rock" 12. "Masters of Rock"/"Relics" 13. Studio outtake 14. Studio outtake 15. "Masters of Rock"/"Relics" 16. Studio outtake 17.-21. BBC "Sound of the Seventies" 24 February 1970 22.-24. BBC "Sound of the Seventies" 16 February 1971 25. June 1970.
Made in Czech Republic!

OSA Records

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Pink Floyd - Great Gig In The Sky; 2 LP set.

Earl's Court, May 18, 1973.
Fair audience recording.

International Records

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Pink Floyd - World Tour; 3 LP set.

Live in Ottawa, Canada, September 9, 1987.
First show of 1987 World Tour. Gilmour has to stop after a few lines of "On The Turning Away" to ask the audience if HE can make a little noise now. Pressed on pink swirl vinyl; real cool! Good audience recording.

Screaming Oiseau Records

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Pink Floyd - On The Wings Of Night; 2 LP set.

Either 13 or 14 of September, 1987. (probably the 13 show)
Live at The Forum in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Good Audience recording. Again, like World Tour, lots of crowd noise; these people were pumped for this show! This is a companion to "Learning To Fly," a 2 LP set. (which I don't have)

Sleepy Dragon Records

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Pink Floyd - Pigs Over Beantown; 2 CD set.

Live at Foxboro, MA, May 19th, 1994. I went to the show the following night! Good audience recording.
"If you pass up on this one, you're not missing much" is the war cry from the purists; however, what they don't realize was that this concert was performed during a rainstorm in an open air stadium! Taking that into consideration, it's an excellent recording. A great "Poles Apart" and "One of These Days" on this set. The encore does have Richard Wright falling asleep at the keyboards a few times though; but all in all a good show.

Disc #1:

Astronomy Domine, Learning To fly, WDYWFM, OTTA, Take It Back, Poles apart, Keep Talking, One Of These Days, SOYCD, Breath.

Disc #2:

Time, High Hopes, TGGITS, WYWH, Us And Them, Money, ABITW part 2, Comfortably Numb, Hey You, Run Like Hell.

Alley Cat Records

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Pink Floyd - Variations on a Theme of Absence; 8 CD set.

Booklet, T-Shirt, and a video all included!
Video recorded live at Madison Square Garden, New York, October 17th, 1987.

Good to Excellent audience/Sound Board recordings.
Various dates, including solo work by Waters and Gilmour.
May 1967-1994 Numerous different sources. Disc 1: 1-10 Studio outtakes May 1967-March 1968. 11-20 Studio outtakes April 1968-November 1970 (* in fact from Zabriskie Point soundtrack, Relics, Pompeii) Disc 2: 1-8 Recorded Live At BBC Studios During 1969 spring sessions (* In fact BBC sessions 68-69) 9-13 Unreleased and Outtakes 71/72 14-16 Recorded Live at Winterland, SF, Oct. 21.1970 Disc 3: 1-5 Recorded Live at Paris Theatre, London DEC. 12.1970 - 400 people only (* In fact BBC session 16/07/70) 5-6 Recorded live at Playhouse theatre, London May 15.1971 (* In fact BBC session 12/10/71) 7 Recorded live at Montreux Jazz festival, Switzerland, Sept.18.19.1971 Disc 4: 1 Recorded live at Montreux Jazz festival, Switzerland, Sept.18.19.1971 2-7 Recorded live at Rainbow theatre, London, Feb. 20.1972 8-11 Recorded live in Sapporo, Japan, DEC. 3.1972 (* In fact MARCH 12th, 1972) 12 Recorded live at Pompeii, Italy, April 15.1972 Disc 5: 1-2 Recorded live at Madison Square Garden, New York, July 22.1975 (* In fact July 2nd, 1977) 3-8 Recorded live at Oakland Coliseum 1977 (Plays The "Animals") Disc 6: 1-20 Recorded live at Nassau Coliseum NYC April 20.1980 - Play The "Wall" (* In fact London, 17/06/1981) 6-10 Pink Floyd, Recorded live at "Rosemont Horizon" Chicago, Sept. 18.1987 (* In fact 28/09/1987) Disc 7: 1-5 Dave Gilmour Band, Recorded live at "Allentown Stadium Arena" Allentown, Pennsylvania, Oct 8.1984 (* In fact July 12, 1984) 11-12 Roger Waters & Bleeding Heart Band, recorded live at "Coliseum" Quebec, May 22.1987, Canada (* In fact November 7, 1987) Disc 8: 1-2 Recorded live in Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 19.1988 (* In fact from DSOT) 3-4 Recorded live in Venezia, Italy, August 30.1989 (* In fact 15/07/89) 5-6 Recorded live at Knebworth, June 6.1990 7-10 Recorded live at Knebworth, 1994 (* In fact Earls court, London, 20/10/94) VHS: Recorded live at Madison Square Garden, New York, Oct. 17.1987.
Packaged in a round pizza box, with a picture of the moon on the cover. Interesting note: John Bonham's symbol is clearly visible on the moon in the picture!

CD company s.r.l. Records

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Pink Floyd - Meddler; 1 CD set.

Live at the Paris Cinema, London, September 30th, 1971.
Front: Meddle gatefold cover opened and mirrored to make it square again. Pink Floyd on left side, Meddler right side in yellow, similar font to US Meddle release. Back: Same image as front, track list top left, "Recorded live at the Paris Cinema, London September 30, 1971," at bottom, both in yellow, same font as front. Book: Folds open to reveal four Floyds like Meddle, dulled to gray from original picture. Historical notes in black over the picture. Liner: Large Harvested logo (very humorous!), black on white. LIMITED EDITION in bold black text. Smaller text "Limited Edition release totals 385 copies worldwide. No additional pressings will occur." Discs: Blue hazy looking silk screen, black text. "MEDDLER", "Harvested 30.9.71, BBC TS 2884, No 214." At bottom, "DEMONSTRATION ONLY, NOT FOR SALE OR BROADCAST (C) 1971, 1997 BBC/The John Peel Show"
Excellent radio recording from the BBC/John Peel Show.

Harvested Records

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Pink Floyd - Just Warmin' Up; 1 CD set.

Live at Tampa Stadium, May 5th, 1994.
All clear-plastic jewel case. Tray liner: Outer has color photo of flash pots at stage front with track list, source and label info. overlain; inner has color photo of stage showing 'Young Syd' on Mr. Screen. Booklet: Front has full view color shot of stage with artist and CD names overlain; rear has color photo of stage showing 'Old Syd' on screen with band credits at right; inside pages comprise montages of color stage shots with stills from the High Hopes video and the 'talking heads' tour logo; centerspread has a nice narrative talking the reader thru the contents. Excellent Sound Board recording of Sound Check Rehearsals; but please note that the CD is a bad edit of the original source tape. Time ends abruptly in Breathe (Reprise), Money also cuts out early. Neither of these flaws are in the circulating tape. Us and Them and Money are reversed from their true order. A lot of dialogue and improvisation/messing around are cut from the CD. Worst of all, it is missing Comfortably Numb, the last song performed at the sound-check. There is a brief drop out in the first verse of Wish You Were Here (that is present when the source tape got to 45 minutes and ran out). A total of maybe 15 minutes is missing from the CD. Pressed on gold foil.

Octopus Records

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Pink Floyd - Dark Night In Atlanta; 1 CD set.

Live in Atlanta, September 24th, 1973...or so the cover says. It's actually Floyd live at the Wembley Empire Pool, November 16, 1974!
INSERT: Front has design featuring a pyramid refracting a white beam into a spectrum with the CD title and band name; Rear and centerspread have 'silk screened' photos of band. TRAY LINER: 'Silk screened' band photo overlain by tracklist and the words "Recorded live in Atlanta, Sept. 24, 1973." CD: Picture disk with pyramid and planets design.
The entire CD, which consists of Dark Side, is on ONE track!
Excellent FM broadcast recording.

Whoopy Cat Records

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Pink Floyd - Re-Actor; 1 CD set.

Various live dates from Europe.
25 Jun 1968, +others Claims Europe '71. Mostly not. "Top Gear" 25 June, 1968 (tracks 4, 5, 8 & 9) "Top Gear" 14 Jan. 1969 (track 6) "Top Gear" 12 May 1969 (track 7) Paris Theatre, London 13-15 Sept. 1970 (1-3) Paris Theatre, London 30 Sept. 1971 (10-11)

Front: Nighttime picture of moon over ocean, with front view of a jet engine substituted for the moon. Pink writing with "Pink Floyd" across top, and "Re*actor" (*=atomic symbol). Clear CD tray, with pink-tinged picture of the Floyd foursome (early 70's) and the CD title again. CD: Picture disc with centered jet intake, and "PINK FLOYD" and "RE-ACTOR" in pink. Back: Close-up of jet intake, with song titles radiating like spokes from the center. Some prankster printed "DDD" under the "p. 1995" copyright. Insert: Long folded sheet, with digitized/pixellated pics of the band in concert circa '71, and repeat of tray liner photo. The part facing the disc has the jet intake (again!) and brief description of the band's status as of the start of the '71 tour.
Great radio/audience recordings.

Tracks:


1. Embryo 10:04
2. Green Is The Color 3:30
3. Careful With The (sic) Axe, Eugene 7:21
4. Let There Be More Light 3:43
5. Murderistic Women 2:19
6. Point Me At The Sky 4:28
7. The Narrow Way 4:16
8. Julia Dream 2:26
9. A Saucerful Of Secrets 7:13
10. One Of These Days 6:49
11. Echoes 21:54

Big Music Records

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Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall; 1 CD set.

Live at the Nassau Coliseum, February 28th, 1980.
Good audience recording.

On Stage Records

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Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii; 1 CD set.

Live at Pompeii Amphitheater, Italy, October 4 thru 7, 1971.
This is from Pink Floyd's "Live at Pompeii" movie video. Good recording.

Live Storm Records

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Pink Floyd - Out Of This World; 2 CD set.

Live at Earl's Court, London, October 20, 1994.
Floyd played 14 sold-out shows at their stay at Earl's Court! INSERT: Folded; front consists of a different portion of the same painting which was used for "The Live Bell," with CD and band names in wavy pink script. Booklet opens out into a color concert photo montage and a KTS product catalog. TRAY LINER: Abstract sepia-toned graphic with tracklist; inner surface has color photo of Mr. Screen with "Pink Floyd" superimposed. Definately recorded from the European premiere, this issue also has the interference which marks SOYCD on the Xref CD "For Whom The Bell Tolls," though here it seems somewhat less obtrusive. Furthermore, OOTD and Run Like Hell are not subject here to the frustratingly premature fading out which is to be heard on the competing CD, although Eclipse is segued (albeit neatly) into WYWH. Of the two issues, this one is the more satisfying. Excellent Sound Board recording.

KTS Records

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Pink Floyd - Total Eclipse; 4 CD set.

Compilation of songs on Pink Floyd; from Sid and up to "The Wall." Mixed Sound Board and Audience; mostly excellent quality recordings. 11 x 5 x 1/2 Opens like a book with the discs placed 2 on inside cover (front) and 2 on back inside cover. 36 page booklet in-between. Outside front cover pale green in color. Artwork by A. Patelis, consists of a collage of various images relating to different albums of PF. Pyramids and an eclipse of the sun (DSotM), a face of what looks like a cross between a pig and a dog (Animals), and a brick wall (the Wall). Back cover: The sun in the early stages of an eclipse. Titles of all the songs listed on the right-hand side and lower left-hand side.
Some rare demos as well! GDR CD 9320

Great Dane Records

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Pink Floyd - Pandora S Box; 2 CD set.

Live at the Nassau Coliseum, June 16, 1975, and the Ford Auditorium, April (?), 1972, Detroit.
Perviously thought to be a recording of a Floyd COVER BAND, it is in fact Pink Floyd. Why the confusion; because the NY gig is speeded up about 2 tones up or more! Roger Waters sounds like Phil Collins! The second CD is not so far off, and the Ford Auditorium show is Super Rare.

Planet Records

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AC/DC

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AC/DC - Rock n' Roll Damnation; 1 LP set.

A mixed bag of tunes from various dates.
BBC maybe? Venues and dates unknown.
Excellent recordings!

Tempest Records

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Cream

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Cream - Creme De La Creme, Creme De La Beeb; 1 LP set.

Date and Venue; Unknown! Possibly BBC recordings? Excellent recording; more than likely Sound Board or a Radio broadcast.

Instant Analysis Records

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Led Zeppelin CD-R Recordings

Sessions - Outtakes 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1975 1977 1979 1980

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Reviews for some Led Zeppelin shows on this list are from the Underground Uprising web site.

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Led Zeppelin - Sessions; 11 CD-R set.

An extremely rare 11 CD box set made by the European label Antrabata, made to look Japanese. Most of the recordings are excellent quality.

Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Monitor Mixes; 1 CD-R set.

Empress Valley Supreme Discs proudly present the world premier of 'Monitor Mixes'. Five lost tracks presented in superb quality from the vaults of Olympic Studios. Allegedly, the reels were found in a nearby rubbish skip, in almost identical fashion to the discovery of the 'Tribute to Ben Burns' reels. The tapes were labelled...
'Monitor Mixes'

FOUR STICKS, BLACK DOG, WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS, WANTON SONG, TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT

Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Gonzaga 68; 1 CD-R set.

Live at Gonzaga University, 12/30/68.

A real rarity, the only confirmed 1968 show. This single disc incomplete audience recording is from Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington on December 30. The end of Dazed is cut and a fade out occurs as the band returns following the Pat's Delight drum solo. Overall the sound is muffled and distorted, with some bass overload. Fortunately the vocals are clear if a little distant and the guitar becomes more audible at the start of I can Quit You. Plant voice is superb, really grabbing those high notes and White Summer despite a bit of hiss sounds fresh and inventive. An excellent version of Dazed is very close to the arrangement on the first album. Probably one for the more serious collector. (Tony Gassett Oct 97) Cassette 1st Gen>CDR> Speed Corrected.

ZD Volume 5

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Led Zeppelin - Don't Mess With Texas; 1 CD-R set.

Live at the Texas International Pop Festival, 8/31/69.

Historic performance by the best damn rock band in the world! Excellent AUD/SBD? recording.

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - Stroll On; 1 CD-R set.

July 25th, 1969 - West Allis, Wisconsin - 2ndgen->DAT->CDR

Excellent audience recording. There are gaps between some tracks, but I was told this was on the master as well. All songs are complete and uncut. The bootleg CD of this show, "Stroll On," the cuts happen a few seconds before the cue stops, on the ZD Project tree the cue stops were placed at the cuts. The cuts were made by the original taper at the concert. As for the quality issue, there is very little difference in quality in my opinion between the ZD Project and Stroll On. I listened very closely with a good set of headphones and "Stroll On" has slightly more hiss than the tree version. It seems that TDOLZ may have sourced the master for their release on perhaps a 1st gen copy.

Track Listing:

1.The Train Kept A Rollin'
2.I Can't Quit You
3.Dazed And Confused
4.White Summer / Black Mountain Side
5.How Many More Times (medley: The Hunter, The Lemon Song..)
6.Communication Breakdown

ZD Volume 1

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Led Zeppelin - For Your Love; 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Fillmore West, January 10, 1969.
Historic show for Led Zeppelin; fantastic show! Great quality audience recording.

ZD Volume 2

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Led Zeppelin - Newport Jazz Festival; 1 CD-R set.

Newport Jazz Fesival, Newport, Rhode Island, July 6, 1969.
Track List:
The Train Kept A Rollin', I Can't Quit You (the recorder's microphone rustled around in the beginning and in the middle), Dazed & Confused, You Shook Me (the recorder's microphone rustled around near the beginning), How Many More Times (includes The Hunter, The Lemon Song) (the recorder's microphone slightly rustled at the beginning of the guitar solo, Communication Breakdown, Long Tall Sally Great performance and a good quality recording as well.
Cassette>DAT>CD-R

ZD Volume 5

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Led Zeppelin - Live in Miami; 2 CD-R set.

The Image Club, Miami, Florida, February 14, 1969.

CD 1: (43:15)

Train Kept A Rollin' (beginning fades in), I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed & Confused, Killing Floor (includes Lemon Song, Needle Blues, You'll Be Mine), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (includes Reflections On My Mind), How Many More Times (includes Roll Over Beethoven) (ending cut)

CD 2: (44:34)

White Summer/Black Mountain Side (beginning fades in), As Long As I Have You (includes Fresh Garbage, Hush Little Baby, Shake), You Shook Me, Pat's Delight

Another excellent 1969 performance by Zep.
Master>DAT>CD-R

ZD Volume 5

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Led Zeppelin - Schaefer Music Festival; 1 CD-R set.

July 21st, 1969 - Schaefer Music Festival, Central Park - New York, NY.
From the bootleg release "Complete Schaefer Music Festival" on the Sanctuary label.

Track Listing:

1. The Train Kept A Rollin'
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed & Confused
4. You Shook Me
5. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
6. How Many More Times
7. Communication Breakdown

Very Good audience source.

ZD Volume 3

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Led Zeppelin - Royal Albert Hall; 1 CD-R set.

January 9, 1970, London.

Track List(51:38).Whole Lotta Love/Communication Breakdown/C'mon Everybody/Something Else/Bring It On Home /How Many More Times(The Hunter/Boogie Woogie/High Flyin'Momma/Leave My Woman Alone/Lemon Song / That's Alright).

Single-CD from the Royal Albert Hall on January 9 1970.Allegedly sourced from a new AM master,this is the soundboard recording previously available.The sound quality is indeed sharper and brighter only slightly compressed when compared to a no-label release I own,with absolutely no hiss at all.The only minor flaw is that this release has some faint pops throughout,only noticeable while listening upclose.The quality improvement is not great but certainly very enjoyable,and with the added bonus that this is not a reissue expensively packaged.Nice pictures from the event on the outside of a standard CD case,out of place pictures from the Lyceum '69 gig on the inside.My copy doesn't have a transparent CD holder so a photograph is covered underneath.For the slightly-below-average asking price and the excellent sound quality of a legendary performance,this is worth having for collectors old and new (Rosina Diaz Scali Nov 99)

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Led Zeppelin - KULTTUURITALO; 2 CD-R set.

KULTTUURITALO, HELSINKI, FINLAND FEBRUARY 23rd 1970.

Disc 1:

We're Gonna Groove, I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed and Confused, Heartbreaker, White Summer / Black Mountain Side, Since I've Been Loving You, Organ Solo (inc. Toccata and Fugue) / Thank You

Disc 2:

Moby Dick, How Many More Times (inc. The Hunter, Boogie Chillun', Move on Down the Line, Fixin' to Die, Down by the Riverside, The Lemon Song, Be-Pop-A-Lula), Whole Lotta Love.

Running time: 110 minutes (either two CDRs or one 60m DAT).
Seed source (for CDR): Reel master -> EQ -> 1st gen analog tape -> CDR

Tree Notes:
The source is the usual fair/good audience recording with the guitar dominating the sound and Plant remaining in the background for better part of the concert. This may not be an ideal choice for beginners but more seasoned collectors will most likely appreciate this upgraded version. Some people may again disagree with the tape being EQ'd but the main motivation for this was to remove the excessive tape hiss that exists on the master itself. As the EQ'ing was done very carefully, I believe that the results should satisfy the majority of fans (well, at least usually so critical Tomislaw was happy with it :). The 44.1 kHz 1st>DAT that has been around for about a year now was taken from the same 1st gen tape but for this tree I arranged a new 48 kHz transfer (sound quality wise there is probably no need to upgrade from 44.1 kHz version but at least the 48 kHz transfer is now made available).

Complete Finland Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Divinity, 2 CD-R set.

March 7, 1970; Switzerland.

Divinity (Atlantic Ocean 208)

Disc 1: We're Gonna Groove/I Can't Quit You, Dazed & Confused, Heartbreaker, White Summer/Black Mountain Side.

Disc 2: Since I've Been Loving You, organ solo/Thank You, What Is and What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, How Many More Times (cut...)

March 7th, 1970 at the Grand Casino in Montreaux. This comes from the excellent audience recording of this show. All of the other titles used the vinyl source. But here, the master tape has been used which is a significant upgrade. Also, for the first time, the original running order has been restored (previous releases have put White Summer after I Can't Quit You). This recording has all of the virtues of both soundboard and audience. Definitely recommended. (Gerard Sparaco Jan 2000)>

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Led Zeppelin - Live in Hamburg, 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Musikhalle, Hamburg, Germany, March 11, 1970.

Disc 1:

Were gonna groove, I cant quit you baby, Dazed and confused, Heartbreaker, White summer/Black mountain side, Since Ive been loving you, Organ solo/Thank you (fades out)

Disc 2:

What is and what should never be, Moby dick (slightly cut), How many more times (inc. The hunter, Boogie chillun, Truckin little mama, Rollin and tumblin, Down by the riverside, Travelling riverside blues, Long distance call blues, The lemon song), Whole lotta love.
Cassette>DAT>CD-R (Remastered)

ZD Volume 5

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Led Zeppelin - Memphis; 2 CD-R set.

17-Apr-70 Memphis

"Memphis 1970"- Neptune Label. April 17, 1970 Memphis, Tennessee MidSouth Coliseum.

Disc 1:Taper�s Intro- We�re Gonna Groove, Dazed and Confused, Heartbreaker, Bring it On Home, White Summer- Black Mountain Side, Since I�ve Been Loving You, Organ Solo- Thank You, What is and What Should Never Be

Disc 2: Moby Dick, How Many More Times( incl. Going Down, Ravel�s Bolero, The Hunter, Boogie Woogie, Trucking Little Mama, Memphis Tennessee, My Baby don�t Law, Ramble On, Tobacco Road, Mess�O Blues, That�s Alright), Whole Lotta Love-Taper�s Outro

A real rarity, the source tape for this show begins, and ends, with a message from the taper himself: "This is...um.. April the 17th. And, uh... this is the uh... 1970... and this is the day of the Led Zeppelin...uh... concert. And so uh... in preparation for that, I am starting this tape. And the next sounds you will hear will come... uh... live at 8pm tonight from the Midsouth Coliseum, presenting two hours of the Led Zeppelin..." Oh, what a show that taper captured! As for the sound quality, the tape source is on the higher end of good. All instruments are easily discernable and in good balance, and the audience noise is very minimal. The sound is slightly muffled, but has good clarity and definition. The gen tape used for this show is mono, so it does not fill the stereo spectrum very well. However, this release is still extremely enjoyable and all songs are complete, except that the taper pushed pause in between every song. Fortunately, Only Bring It on Home and What is and What should Never Be is cut in a couple of seconds late, and all other songs are edited together nicely, so that the listener barely notices. While in Memphis, the band are made honorary citizens and given the keys to the city. This supposedly comes in handy later as it is also at this show that Peter Grant is held at gunpoint backstage by the promoter during the How Many More Times medley, who demands that he pull the band offstage to avoid an audience frenzy. Grant reportedly responds "You can't shoot me, ya c*nt. They've just given us the f*cking keys to the city," and the band play on! Plant is later interrupted onstage by the announcer twice during the medley, to which he makes an appeal to the audience to get off the chairs and rails. He jokes about the chairs being for the hockey games held at the venue and carries on. Before a fantastic Whole Lotta Love he again begs the audience to not get on the chairs and jokes: "For Godsakes!" And the show ends and we hear once again from the taper: " So ends the greatest concert that I�ve ever heard...April 17th, 1970." Incidentally, this show ends up being the tour closer, as Plant would collapse of exhaustion onstage in Phoenix the next night, thus canceling the rest of the tour. After a show like this, I can�t say I blame him. (Mike Magnon Mar 02)

Neptune CD>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Bath Stop; 2 CD-R set.

Bath Festival, Shepton Mallet, UK, June 28, 1970.

Groundbreaking show for Led Zeppelin, excellent performance. The recording is a little rough; a solid 5 out of 10 stars; Not for beginners.

Bath Stop CD>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Rock And Roll Magic; 3 CD-R set.

Bournemouth, England, Decemcer 2, 1971.
Rock And Roll Magic (Empress Valley), Starkers Royal Ballroom, 3CD Electric Magic, EMC - 014 A/B/C

Disc 1 (61.32)
Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog/Since I've Been Loving You/Stairway To Heaven/Going To California/That's The Way/Tangerine/Bron-yr-Aur Stomp

Disc 2 (37.57)
Dazed And Confused/What Is And What Should Never Be/Rock And Roll

Disc 3 (43.06)
Whole Lotta Love/Communication Breakdown/Weekend/It'll Be Me

Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Black Velvet; 4 CD-R set.

Note: Belfast is a very good audience recording, but has major tape dragging noises during the end of Stairway To Heaven, as well as the beginning of Going To California. These are from the Master Source.

A little information about the title Black Velvet, named after the drink the band was drinking after the shows. This title was released by the Empress Valley Supreme Disc label and consists of 4 CD's. The first show consists of the world premiere of March 5, 1971, Ulster Hall, Belfast, Ireland. The show has the world premiere of the following songs, Black Dog, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California and Rock & Roll. The tape is a very good audience recording, distortion in places, also the end of Stairway has a little bit of tape noise. The beginning of Going To California also has this problem. That is the majority of the problems, all in all, sounds better with repeated listening. The Belfast show is from the master, recorded with a Philips cassette recorder with built in condenser mike. The cassette used was a Scotch C-120 Dynarange.

DISC 1 - EVSD61

Immigrant Song
Heartbreaker
Since I've Been Loving You
Black Dog
Dazed And Confused
Stairway To Heaven
Going To California
What Is And Should Never Be


DISC 2 - EVSD62

Moby Dick
Whole Lotta Love
Communication Breakdown
Rock And Roll
Bring It On Home

The second show is March 6, 1971, National Boxing Stadium, Dublin, Ireland. This is a very good audience recording, distortion here and there. The tapers sound a little messed up. The show is incredible, turn it up loud. The information about this show is as follows. It is claimed that this is from 1st gen. from the master. I don't know anything else. Most trade lists have this listed as 3rd gen. as I have seen.

DISC 3 - EVSD63

Immigrant Song
Heartbreaker
Since I've Been Loving You
Black Dog
Stairway To Heaven
Dazed And Confused

DISC 4 - EVSD64

Going To California
What Is And Should Never Be
Moby Dick
Whole Lotta Love
Communication Breakdown
Cmon Everybody (Fragment)
Rock And Roll

Black Velvet Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Smoke Gets in Your Eyes; 3 CD-R set.

The classic September 29th, 1971 show in Osaka, Japan.

Disc 1
Introduction, Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since I've Been Loving You, Black Dog, Dazed & Confused (Pennies From Heaven)

Disc 2
Stairway to Heaven, Celebration Day, That's The Way, Going To California, Tangerine, Friends, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick

Disc 3
Whole Lotta Love (Boogie-Tossin'and turnin'-Twist and Shout-Fortune Teller-Good Times-You Shook Me), Communication Breakdown, Organ Solo/Thank You, Rock'n'Roll

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - Osaka 71; 2 CD-R set.

September 29, 1971, Osaka, Japan.

Disc 1:

Introduction, Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since I've Been Loving You, Black Dog, Dazed & Confused (Pennies From Heaven) Stairway to Heaven, Celebration Day, That's The Way

Disc 2:

Going To California, Tangerine, Friends, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick (most of drum solo cut). Whole Lotta Love (Boogie Chillun, Tossin & Turnin', Twist and Shout, Fortune Teller, Good Times Bad Times, You Shook Me), Communication Breakdown

Note: Additional encores of the Organ solo/Thank You and Rock 'n Roll are missing

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - Dead Battery; 2 CD-R set.

September 9th, 1971 - Hampton, Virginia - 1stgen reel->DAT->CDR
Good audience recording.

Track Listing:

Disc 1:

1.Immigrant Song
2.Heartbreaker
3.Since I've Been Loving You
4.Black Dog
5.Dazed & Confused

Disc 2:

1.Stairway To Heaven
2.Celebration Day
3.That's The Way
4.Going To California
5.What Is And What Should Never Be
6.Moby Dick

ZD Volume 1

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Led Zeppelin - Going To California; 2 CD-R set.

September 14th, 1971 - Berkeley Community Theatre - Berkeley, CA.
Vinyl->CDR

Track Listing:

Disc1:

1. Immigrant Song
2. Heartbreaker
3. Since I've Been Loving You
4. Black Dog
5. Dazed & Confused

Disc2:

1. Stairway To Heaven
2. That's The Way
3. Going To California
4. Whole Lotta Love

Very Good audience source.

ZD Volume 3

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Led Zeppelin - Teddy Bears Picnic; 2 CD-R set.

Newcastle City Hall, England, November 11 1971.
It was the first date of the UK Winter Tour to promote the release of the fourth album, which would be released within a few days of this show. The discs are from the best source available, supplied by the actual taper. The master tape was tried but could not be used due to deteriation. Fortunately the taper made a copy before the master was unusable. There has been no processing or editing in the transfer. This is a straight digital copy of the original 1st. gen.
2 Discs; Tracks are as follows:

Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog/Since I've Been Loving You/Rock & Roll/Stairway To Heaven/That's The Way/Going To California/Tangerine/*Dazed & Confused/*What Is & What Should Never Be/*Celebration Day

The show is described as a very good audience recording & is uncirculated in this quality and length. A shorter, lower quality segment was previously available as "Teddy Bears Picnic" (unknown label) first released in January of '99 (?). As you can see there are 3 additional songs including D&C on this new source that were not released with TBP. The final segment of the show - Whole Lotta Love & Communication Breakdown was recorded by the taper but unfortunately as been lost through the years. :(

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Led Zeppelin - Ipswich; 2 CD-R set.

St. Mathew's Baths, Ipswich, UK, November 16, 1971.

CD 1: (62:43)

Plant's introduction/ Immigrant Song (minor dropout in beginning), Heartbreaker (minor dropout in beginning), Black Dog (minor balance shift in middle), Since I've Been Loving You, Rock & Roll (quality at the end drops to fair), Stairway to Heaven, Going to California (first few tune up notes cut), That's the Way (tape quality changes for the better near the beginning), Tangerine

CD 2: (60:54)

Dazed & Confused (small cut after the bow section), What Is & What Should Never Be, Celebration Day, Whole Lotta Love (small cut at the beginning, ending cut) (includes Boogie Woogie, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee (small cut in middle))

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - Ipswich; 3 CD-R set.

Feelin' Groovy Definitive Edition, Empress Valley.
St. Mathew's Baths, Ipswich, UK, November 16, 1971.


Disc 1

Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog/Since I've Been Loving You/Rock & Roll/Stairway To Heaven/Going To California/That's The Way/Tangerine

Disc 2

Dazed And Confused/What Is And What Should Never Be/Celebration Day

Disc 3

Whole Lotta Love/Weekend/Gallows Pole/ (Bonus: The Tea Party 05-20-98 Much Music I&I Special, Toronto, ON) Fire In The Head/Temptation

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - Mystical Majesties Request; 3 CD-R set.

November 25th, 1971 - Leicester University - Leicester, England.
Bootleg release "Mystical Majesties Request" on the Electric Magic label.

Track Listing:

Disc1:

1. Immigrant Song
2. Heartbreaker
3. Black Dog
4. Since I've Been Loving You
5. Celebration Day
6. Going To California
7. That's The Way
8. Tangerine
9. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp

Disc2:

1. Dazed & Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven

Disc3.

1. What Is And What Should Never Be 2. Whole Lotta Love
3. Rock & Roll 4. Communication Breakdown

Very Good audience source.

ZD Volume 3

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Led Zeppelin - Sydney 2/27/72; 2 CD-R set.

The Showgrounds, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Outdoor afternoon show, 3:30 PM.

The beginning of Stairway is cut, and there are some other minor tape problems, but these are on the Master as well. Excellent show, and a good audience recording.

Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Adelaide; 2 CD-R set.

2/19/72 Adelaide, Australia.

Excellent audience recording.

Master>1st Gen>DAT1>cdr

Adelaide Tree

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Led Zeppelin - Melbourne Masters; 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Kooyong Tennis Courts, February 20, 1972.

There is the typical on/off switching of the recorder between songs, resulting in the beginning of most songs being slightly truncated. Heartbreaker has a dropout at the start of the solo and a sudden change in sound quality in Whole Lotta Love; this indicates the start of a rain storm. Still, even with these glitches, a good performance to have! Audience recording.

Melbourne Masters CD>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Charlotte 1972; 2 CD-R set.

Charlotte 6/9/72 (The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin Vol. 80 TDOLZ 809901/809902)

Disc 1: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Celebration Day, Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California, That's The Way, Tangerine, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp

Disc 2: Dazed and Confused (cut at beginning of bow solo), What Is and What Should Never Be, Moby Dick,Whole Lotta Love (first couple of opening notes cut as the recorder is turned back on, slightly garbled in the beginning because of this), Rock and Roll, Communication Breakdown

Charlotte, North Carolina, June 9, 1972. This title uses the common tape that has been released several times before. Unlike the IQ title, the beginning of Immigrant Song is complete. It sounds like TDOLZ have used a very low generation tape, making this a very crisp and enjoyable mono audience recording. And this is a wonderful show. Very slow and deliberate. It isn't as wired as the shows later in the tour (Seattle and Los Angeles). Two peculiarites of this show are: this show has the only know Celebration Day from the 1972 U.S. tour, and there is no medley in Whole Lotta Love. During the theremin section, someone (Plant??) bangs out some notes on the piano which sounds very interesting.(Gerard Sparaco July 2000)

TDOLZ CD>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - San Bernardino; 2 CD-R set.

Live at The Swing Auditorium, June 22, 1972. Good audience recording, and the boys are in good form. The set-list: Disc 1: Intro, IS, HB, BD, SIBLY, STH, DAC with The Crunge medley, GTC Disc 2: That's The Way, Tangerine, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, WIAWSNB, MD, WLL with medely, RR
? CD>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Baltimore 1972; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the Baltimore Civic Center, June 11, 1972.
Good audience recording; excellent performance.

ZD Volume 2

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Led Zeppelin - Baltimore 1972 and 1973; 6 CD-R set.

From the 6 CD Box Set "Baltimore Jack" on the
The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin label.

TDOLZ CDs>CDR

Baltimore Jack (TDOLZ VOL. 96 962001, 962002, 962003 The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)

Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland, June 11, 1972

CD 1: (56:20) Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Black Dog (nearby audience noise near end), Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway to Heaven (nearby audience noise near beginning in two separate locations), Going to California, That's the Way

CD 2: (67:40) Tangerine, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Dazed & Confused (small cut near end, fades out right after the song ends), What Is & What Should Never Be, Moby Dick (cut in middle of drum solo)

CD 3: (40:27) Whole Lotta Love (includes Boogie Woogie, I Need Your Love Tonight, Hello Mary Lou, Heartbreak Hotel, Im Going Down, Going Down Slow), Rock & Roll, Communication Breakdown

This release uses a recently circulated, low generation audience tape as its source. There are only a few intrusions of audience noise, but they are tolerable. The instruments are well balanced and clear despite the recording sounding a bit distant. The distance may have been due to the position of the recorder. Most likely the recorder was on the floor. The recording suffers slightly during the encores where the audience was probably on their feet, blocking the audio. But it remains clear throughout. All in all, a very good audience recording with very little tape hiss.(Brian Ingham Dec 2000)

Baltimore Jack (TDOLZ VOL. 96 962004, 962005, 962006 The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)

Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland, July 23, 1973

CD 4: (63:46) Rock & Roll, Celebration Day, Bring It On Home intro./ Black Dog (digital static after the song ends), Over the Hills and Far Away (muffled throughout), Misty Mountain Hop (muffled throughout), Since Ive Been Loving You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song (2-3 minutes cut from middle)

CD 5: (45:01) Dazed & Confused (small cut during end of bow section, cut during final vocal section, dropout near end), Stairway to Heaven (volume increases during the guitar solo, but returns to prior level near end of solo, recording is slightly distorted during the volume increase)

CD 6: (57:03) Moby Dick (cut in middle of drum solo, two separate dropouts near end of drum solo), Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love (includes Boogie Woogie), The Ocean

A fair audience recording is used for this release. The recording is distant, giving everything a slight echo. This lessens the clarity of instruments. But it is still listenable, but probably no more than once. There is very little tape hiss on this source. Plant has to calm the audience down during Over the Hills and Far Aways guitar introduction. Plant and Bonham do a quick medley before the start of The Ocean. Even with the less than spectacular audio, you can tell Plant is in very good voice. His efforts at the end of Stairway to Heaven are probably the best of tour. (Brian Ingham Dec 2000)

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Led Zeppelin - Closer To God; 3 CD-R set.

June 25, 1972, LA Forum.

This is one of the best Led Zeppelin shows ever, and a great recording as well.

Trade

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Led Zeppelin - D.R.A.G.O.N.; 2 CD-R set.

10/5/72, Nagoya, Japan
Box Set 71-72: While it is true that D.R.A.G.O.N. has better top end, that release was clearly processed and the upper frequencies eq'd to gain some of the advantages. As a result, there is some noticeable tape hiss. Whilst not having that top end, the LSD version has slightly better bottom end and less hiss. I guess it's the matter of ones preference. A point of note is that, like the other releases that all of a sudden released this source tape a while ago, the first few bass notes of Dazed are cut where as DRAGON filled this is in with an alt source. So I guess some may some D.R.A.G.O.N. is better in this sense. Encores are present on this LSD release (from the alt source). (Lord Byron Nov 99)

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Led Zeppelin - Stoke-On-Trent; 2 CD-R set.

January 15th, 1973 - Trentham Gardens, Stoke-On-Trent, UK.
1st gen reel->DAT->CDR

Track Listing:

Disc1:

1. Rock & Roll
2. Over The Hills And Far Away
3. Black Dog
4. Misty Mountain Hop
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. Dancing Days
7. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
8. The Song Remains The Same (ending cut)
9. The Rain Song (intro cut)

Disc2:

1. Dazed & Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven (ending cut)
3. Whole Lotta Love (intro cut)

The usual cuts are the end of Song Remains The Same, beginning of the Rain Song and the very end of Stairway and the start of Whole Lotta Love - the encores have never appeared on any release. The bass and drums are most prominent throughout, with the vocals being very clear and the guitar mostly in the background, which means sometimes detail is lost. Also there are slight tape disturbances in very short sections in about half the songs - especially the Whole Lotta Love medley.
Very Good/Excellent soundboard source.

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Led Zeppelin - Led Poisoning; 2 CD-R set.

March 16th, 1973 - Vienna, Austria.
Master->DAT->CDR

Track Listing:

Disc 1:

1. Rock & Roll
2. Over The Hills And Far Away
3. Black Dog
4. Misty Mountain Hop
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. Dancing Days
7. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
8. The Song Remains The Same
9. The Rain Song

Disc 2:

1. Dazed & Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven
3. Whole Lotta Love
4. Heartbreaker

Excellent audience source.

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Led Zeppelin - Sturm Und Drang; 3 CD-R set.

March 17th, 1973 - Olympiahalle - Munich, Germany.
Master->DAT->CDR

Track Listing:

Disc 1:

1. Introductions
2. Rock & Roll
3. Over The Hills And Far Away
4. Black Dog
5. Misty Mountain Hop
6. Since I've Been Loving You
7. Dancing Days
8. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp

Disc 2:

1. The Song Remains The Same
2. The Rain Song
3. Dazed & Confused
Disc 3:

1. Stairway To Heaven
2. Whole Lotta Love
3. Heartbreaker

Very good/Excellent audience source.

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Led Zeppelin - Goin' Mobile; 2 CD-R set.

May 13, 1973 - Mobile, Alabama - 1stgen reel>DAT>CDR
Excellent soundboard recording.

Track Listing:

Disc 1:

1.Rock & Roll
2.Celebration Day
3.Black Dog
4.Over The Hills And Far Away
5.Misty Mountain Hop
6.Since I've Been Loving You
7.No Quarter
8.The Song Remains The Same
9.The Rain Song

Disc 2:

1.Dazed & Confused
2.Stairway To Heaven
3.Moby Dick

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Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Rock; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, 5/14/73.

New Orleans '73 (Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) Per **** SQ **** Appeal G
Reissue of the soundboard recording on a triple set from the show at the Auditorium, New Orleans on May 14, 1973. The sound is very good, with the bass and drums upfront and some signs of tape compression. The start of Rock And Roll is missing, there is a cut in the Rain Song and a dropout in Whole Lotta Love. The playing in this show is a bit variable - Page plays a weird solo in Over The Hills, messes up the Moby Dick intro but does the business in Since I've Loving You - Dazed contains the riff from the Cream version of Crossroads. The solos section of No Quarter is a little too laid back but overall the show gets better towards the end and finishes on a high note in Communication Breakdown. (Tony Gassett June 99)
One of the best performances from the 1973 US Tour!
Excellent Sound Board Recording.

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Led Zeppelin - Tympani for the Butter Queen; 2 CD-R set.

May 19, 1973, Fort Worth, Texas.
Tympani for the butter queen (2CD, Midas Touch 62021/2) 19/5/73, Fort Worth, SBD

Source tape is identical to "A worthwhile Experience"/"From Boleskine to the Alamo". Song List of the "Tympani---" is exactly the same as these previously released items. ( "Tympani---" does not contains Dundee materials, which is on "From---". However, "Tympani---" has the following advantages.

1. Pitch is more accurate. ("A worthwhile ---"/"From ---" runs too fast)

2. Contains more chat (e.g. RP's "Good Evening!", just before Stairway)

In terms of the sound quality, I can hardly tell which one is better. "A worthwhile ---"/"From ---" sound a little bit distant, which add "live concert" atmosphere effectively. On the contrary, audio of "Tympani---" is very "raw" and the guitar and the vocal is clearer. When compared the violin bow section of Dazed, "Goin' Mobile" is more excellent in terms of channel separation. But it sound just like recorded in the studio. Both high and low frequency is more enhanced on "A worthwhile ---"/"From ---". Since both of the CDs contains cut in the exactly same portion of Dazed, source tape is without doubt identical, but they may be differently mixed. (Susumu Omi, Nov 96)

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Led Zeppelin - San Diego 1973; 2 CD-R set.

5/28/73 (Watch Tower WT 2001045/46)

Note: Unfortunately, there is static noise (from the source CDs no less!) on this recording. This type of digital flaw is usually found on CDR copies of recordings. To have these digital flaws on pressed sliver CD�s is inexcusable. A definite black eye for the Watch Tower label.

Disc 1:
Rock and Roll, Celebration Day, Black Dog, Over The Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter (first verse cut), The Song Remains The Same, The Rain Song

Disc 2:
Moby Dick, Stairway To Heaven, Whole Lotta Love (incl. The Crunge, Honey Bee, Boogie Chillun', Going Down), The Ocean

Recently release soundboard from the San Diego Sports Arena from May 28, 1973. The soundboard is excellent stereo being let down at the beginning by volume and balance fluctuations between the guitar and vocals. By Celebration Day, it settles down to begin very well balanced and enjoyable, except for the opening of Moby Dick, where either the guitar cuts out altogether or is just so low in the mix to be inaudible (we hear Jones' bass the melody). The only other let downs on this release is the absence of Dazed & Confused, a cut in No Quarter, several little cuts in Moby Dick, and lots of little cuts in The Rain Song which make it a complete mess. The performance is outstanding. This show contains the longest Whole Lotta Love on the tour.
(Gerard Sparaco Dec 01)

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Led Zeppelin - Persistence; 3 CD-R set.

Live at Kezar Stadium, June 2, 1973.
Cobla CD>CD-R

"Persistence (Cobla Standard Series)
Per ***** SQ ****1/2 Appeal G One of about a half-dozen new releases of the Kezar Stadium, San Francisco show on June 2 1973. Excellent version of this audience recording spread onto 3 CDs from the original 2 CD version - The Vibes Are Real. With the usual Cobla emphasis on high end Eq, some unwanted detail is picked up. This is equipment buzz (mains hum), noticeable in No Quarter and particularly in The Rain Song. Bonham fans will be disappointed that the 20 minute plus chunk in the middle of Moby Dick is still missing on this release. A generally superb show with Page on top form in Dazed and Stairway. Recommended. (Tony Gassett June 97)"

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Led Zeppelin - Imperial Kezar; 3 CD-R set.

Live at Kezar Stadium, June 2nd, 1973. Aud + SBD

Released on the Electric Magic Label.

This set includes 3 previously unreleased soundboard tracks; Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, & Whole Lotta Love!

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Led Zeppelin - Blues Quaalude; 3 CD-R set.

July 9,1973
Complete Performance In Minnesota
(Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) Per ***1/2 SQ *** Appeal G
(TDOLZ 439701/439702/439703 TDOLZ)
St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, Minnesota, July 9, 1973.

CD 1: (50:24)

introduction/ Rock & Roll, Celebration Day, Bring It On Home intro./ Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter

CD 2: (47:16)

The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Dazed & Confused (includes San Francisco) (contains a very minor dropout at the beginning of the bow solo)

CD 3: (60:45)

Stairway to Heaven (contains a cut near the beginning), Moby Dick, Heartbreaker (first minute cut), Whole Lotta Love (includes Boogie Woogie), Communication Breakdown (cuts in during the intro.)

This audience tape from the St. Paul Centre, St. Paul, Minnesota show on July 9, 1973 is a relatively new 'find'. The sound on this 3 CD set starts off as muffled, distorted and distant - then clears a bit but still gets overloaded in places. There is a cut in Stairway To Heaven and the start of both Heartbreaker and Communication Breakdown are missing. Plants voice starts off very rough and the playing in the No Quarter and Whole Lotta Love instrumental sections might be a bit manic for some tastes. Good solos in Black Dog and Over The Hills, and the Jones basswork in Song Remain is worth a listen. Firecrackers stop Page in the Since I've Been Loving You intro. Worth getting for an unusual 1973 show. (Tony Gassett Mar 99)

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Led Zeppelin - Detroit Rock City; 3 CD-R set.

July 12,1973 (Lemon Song) Per *****/ ? SQ **** / ** Appeal G / HC

Three disc set featuring the Cobo Hall, Detroit show of July 12, 1973 and adding a small part of the Capital Club, Cardiff gig of December 12 1972 as a filler for the third disc, both from audience sources. Detroit is clear, very upfront and with a slight bass emphasis. Most of Rock And Roll and the drum solo in the middle of Moby Dick are missing. There is slight overloading in The Song Remains The Same and elsewhere in the louder parts and also occasional mike handling noise. This show is one of Zep's greatest ever, the playing and singing excellent. Page especially shines in Black Dog, Over The Hills, Since I've been Loving You, Dazed, Stairway and Heartbreaker. Jones features in The Rain Song and Whole Lotta Love. While Bonham is impressive in Since I've Been, Dazed and forcing a funky beat in Communication Breakdown. Plant has obviously recovered from vocal problems at Chicago a few days before. The Cardiff fragment is distant, muffled, distorted and bassy. The sound improves slightly for the Immigrant Song, but only Jones' Mellotron solo before Thank You has any clarity. However, this release is all about Detroit and on that score an essential purchase.

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Led Zeppelin - V1/2; 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Seattle Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, 7/17/73.
Believed to be from the Dynamic Studios label. Very good Soundboard recording. Good version of Dazed, but a small cut in the middle.

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Led Zeppelin - Where The Zeppelin Roam; 2 CD-R set.

July 15, 1973, Buffalo, New York.

Disc 1:

Rock & Roll, Celebration Day, Black Dog Over The Hills And Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, TSRTS, The Rain Song

Disc 2:

Dazed and Confused, Stairway to Heaven

Both soundboard tape and audience tape are available from this show, but this boot uses soundboard version. Sound quality is almost the same as "Misty Mountain Crop" (CD), but slightly superior, or clearer to "Outrageous Live!" (2CD). This one is recommendable because as far as I know, this is the first release of Dazed and Stairway from this show. But I wonder where the rest of the sound board tape is? (Susumu Omi, Aug 96)
Midas Touch CD (62121/2)>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Baltimore 1972 and 1973; 6 CD-R set.

From the 6 CD Box Set "Baltimore Jack" on the
The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin label.

TDOLZ CDs>CDR

Baltimore Jack (TDOLZ VOL. 96 962001, 962002, 962003 The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)

Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland, June 11, 1972

CD 1: (56:20) Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Black Dog (nearby audience noise near end), Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway to Heaven (nearby audience noise near beginning in two separate locations), Going to California, That's the Way

CD 2: (67:40) Tangerine, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Dazed & Confused (small cut near end, fades out right after the song ends), What Is & What Should Never Be, Moby Dick (cut in middle of drum solo)

CD 3: (40:27) Whole Lotta Love (includes Boogie Woogie, I Need Your Love Tonight, Hello Mary Lou, Heartbreak Hotel, Im Going Down, Going Down Slow), Rock & Roll, Communication Breakdown

This release uses a recently circulated, low generation audience tape as its source. There are only a few intrusions of audience noise, but they are tolerable. The instruments are well balanced and clear despite the recording sounding a bit distant. The distance may have been due to the position of the recorder. Most likely the recorder was on the floor. The recording suffers slightly during the encores where the audience was probably on their feet, blocking the audio. But it remains clear throughout. All in all, a very good audience recording with very little tape hiss. (Brian Ingham Dec 2000)

Baltimore Jack (TDOLZ VOL. 96 962004, 962005, 962006 The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)

Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland, July 23, 1973

CD 4: (63:46) Rock & Roll, Celebration Day, Bring It On Home intro./ Black Dog (digital static after the song ends), Over the Hills and Far Away (muffled throughout), Misty Mountain Hop (muffled throughout), Since Ive Been Loving You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song (2-3 minutes cut from middle)

CD 5: (45:01) Dazed & Confused (small cut during end of bow section, cut during final vocal section, dropout near end), Stairway to Heaven (volume increases during the guitar solo, but returns to prior level near end of solo, recording is slightly distorted during the volume increase)

CD 6: (57:03) Moby Dick (cut in middle of drum solo, two separate dropouts near end of drum solo), Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love (includes Boogie Woogie), The Ocean

A fair audience recording is used for this release. The recording is distant, giving everything a slight echo. This lessens the clarity of instruments. But it is still listenable, but probably no more than once. There is very little tape hiss on this source. Plant has to calm the audience down during Over the Hills and Far Aways guitar introduction. Plant and Bonham do a quick medley before the start of The Ocean. Even with the less than spectacular audio, you can tell Plant is in very good voice. His efforts at the end of Stairway to Heaven are probably the best of tour. He doesnt lower his voice during its end and even raises it to the point of cracking it during "for all is ONE, and one is all". (Brian Ingham Dec 2000)

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Led Zeppelin - Live In New York; 3 CD-R set.

July 29, 1973.
Good audience recording; last show of the 1973 Tour!

Master>2nd Generation>DAT>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Ladies and Gents; 3 CD-R set.

This is a good audience recording of the Feb 12, 1975 show at Madison Square Gardens in New York.

Tarantura CD>CDR>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Flying Circus; 3 CD-R set.

This is an outstanding SBD recording of the Feb 12, 1975 show at Madison Square Gardens in New York.

EV CD>CDR>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Nassau 1975; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the Nassau Coliseum, February 14, 1975.
Good audience recording.

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Led Zeppelin - Long Beach 1975; 3 CD-R set.

March 11,1975

Long Beach Civic Arena, Long Beach, California, March 11, 1975.

CD 1: Introduction, Rock & Roll, Sick Again, Over the Hills and Far Away, In My Time of Dying (tape garble in the beginning), The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Kashmir

CD 2: No Quarter, Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick

CD 3: Dazed & Confused (includes Woodstock) (tape garbled during the fast guitar portion after bow solo, cut during the section before the return to the main theme, garbled during the ending), Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love (includes The Crunge), Black Dog

Last Stand CD>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Seattle Won't You Listen; 3 CD-R set.

March 17, 1975.
(TDOLZ 0022/23/24 The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, March 17, 1975.

CD 1: (57:57)

Rock & Roll (beginning fades in), Sick Again, Over the Hills and Far Away, In My Time of Dying, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Kashmir

CD 2: (60:17)

No Quarter (small dropout near ending of piano/guitar solo), Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick

CD 3: (67:49)

Dazed & Confused (includes Woodstock) (small dropout before the start of Woodstock, fades out then in for 10 seconds as Plant returns for the final vocals), Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love (includes The Crunge and Rhythm Stick), Black Dog

"Seattle Won't You Listen" uses two different audience tape sources to complete this show. The first tape source runs from the beginning through In My Time of Dying. The recording is very clear, but contains a minor amount of audience noise and a fair amount of tape hiss. It is a little bass heavy for the first two songs. But it is nothing that distorts or distracts from the recording. Overall a very good plus recording. Plant doesn't mention Seattle by name after Sick Again. But he does make several references that can only verify Seattle as the location for the first tape source. The second tape source is a "professionally" done, excellent recording. Due to the recorder's location, the audience gets pushed to the rear of the mix while the band is clear and balanced. There is a minor amount of tape hiss to the second tape source. Plant throws in a few lyrics to Louie Louie prior to Whole Lotta Love. This show has previously been released on The Hammer of the Gods (Tarantura) and its CD clone Two Days In Seattle (Whole Lotta Live). An undoctored Seattle Won't You Listen sounds brighter.

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Led Zeppelin - Join The Blimp, The First Night; 4 CD-R set.

17-May-75 Earls Court.

Join The Blimp (Tarantura) Per ***1/2 SQ ***1/2 Appeal G

The opening night at Earl's Court Arena, London on May 17, 1975 is represented on this 4 disc set. The sound quality is distant, muddy with lots of room echo. The whole show has that 'opening night' feel with Page's guitar cutting out in the opener, Rock And Roll and the PA giving other problems at various times. However, this is generally a solid performance, with the Rain Song, No Quarter, Trampled Underfoot and Black Dog being worthy of note. Typically impressive Tarantura packaging and price. (Tony Gassett Aug 99)

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Led Zeppelin - Arabesque & Baroque, The Second Night; 4 CD-R set.

May 18, 1975

Antrabata and Tarantura have the same introductions. They sound like they've been patched together from different tapes (possibly from different nights altogether) and therefore are longer. Antrabata's cuts are in slightly different places. It has at least one additional cut beyond TDOLZ and Tarantura. It also has a slight instance of digital interference 80 seconds into That's the Way. TDOLZ's tape seems to be more reliable when comparing the intro's and cuts. Antrabata claims that the source used was a "Master or 1st generation tape source," but its sound is completely inferior to TDOLZ's.

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Led Zeppelin - Arabesque & Baroque, The Third Night; 4 CD-R set.

Earls Court, the 3rd Night.
(4CD, Antrabata, ARM230575), 5/23/75 London.
Source tape is identical to "The Awesome Foursome" (3CD) and "Thunderstorm" (4CD). (I know LP version of "The Awesome Foursome" was also released, but I'm afraid I do not own this one...). Between "The Awesome Foursome" (3CD) and "Thunderstorm" (4CD), the latter is more excellent in terms of both sound quality and number of the cut/drop out. This newly released Antrabata stuff is slightly inferior to "Thunderstorm" in terms of sound quality. But on "Thunderstorm", Trampled Underfoot is fade out, while on this newly released Antrabata stuff, the alternate version of the source tape is used for the missing portion of this song (i.e. Gallows Pole section). Unfortunately, sound quality of this alternate tape is poorer that the rest, but at least Antrabata seems to made their effort to provide as complete material as possible. (Susumu Omi, Oct 96)
Antrabata CD>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Your Mother Wouldnt Like It!; 3 CD-R set.

Earls Court, 5/24/75.
(TDOLZ) 3CD 5/24/75
Sound Quality 8.5/10; Appeal 3.5/5

Your Mother Wouldn't Like It (TDOLZ)3CDs.

Soundboard stereo recording,also thought to be a video soundtrack,of the Earl's Court Show of May 24 1975.The stereo separation is questionable,but the sleeve advertises it as so.This tape has been released by other companies such as Great Dane in the single CD "Earl's Court '75", cramping in a selection of tracks and editing most of Plant's itroductions as well as the bowed-guitar episode in Dazed. (Rosina Diaz Scali, Mar 99)

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Led Zeppelin - Arabesque & Baroque, The Fourth Night; 4 CD-R set.

May 24, 1975 (Antrabata)

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Led Zeppelin - Arabesque & Baroque, The Final Night:4 CD-R set.

May 25, 1975 audience recording

Arabesque & Baroque, The Final Night (Antrabata, 4CD), Buck Rogers (Tarantura, 4CD), Earl's Court 75 (Mud Dogs, 3CD), & Great Taste Last Night, (IQ, 4CD)

All the titles seem to be from the same tape source and share most cuts. The IQ has evidently been amplified which usually brings up a little hiss, but this contains a lot of hiss. The sound level isn't any better than the others. Mud Dog's sound is inferior, its' track list is rearranged to fit the show on 3 CDs, and has an unnecessary cut in Dazed which then repeats a 25 second section. It does contain the full introduction. Antrabata's intro is missing 40 seconds but doesn't have any hiss and sounds very nice. Tarantura is missing the last half note of Rain Song. Overall, it is missing about 15 seconds of tape from between songs. However, it's sound is definitely louder than Antrabata's. It is probably only due to higher EQ, but it makes it more enjoyable to listen to.

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Led Zeppelin - Destroyer; 3 CD-R set.

Empress Valley version of the 27 April 1977 show known as "Destroyer."
Show Info: Destroyer--Empress Valley Supreme Disc 3 disc Deluxe Set

Disc One:

The Song Remains The Same -fades in, Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time Of Dying, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter-cut in solo

Disc Two:

Ten Years Gone, Battle Of Evermore, Going To California, Black Country Woman Bron Y'Aur Stomp, White Summer/Black Mountainside, Kashmir

Disc Three:

Moby Dick, Page Guitar Solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway To Heaven Rock N' Roll, Trampled Underfoot

"Show Review from Pressed Led"
Boot Poisoning's Top 15 of 2000

The Destroyer (3CD Empress Valley - 27APR1977 - Cleveland, Ohio)
Destroyer (EV 3CD) August 29, 2000.
When Empress Valley announced they were releasing the infamous Destroyer (April 27, 1977) recording, I was skeptical (I felt Empress Valley had more class than re-releasing a mediocre show already booted too many times anyway). Well, this title, fortunately, is quite spectacular. As Boot Poisoning mentions, this version has the best sound quality ever (equal to Destroyer 2CD on Archive).Where the Archive version sounds more natural, this EV version sounds a bit crispier - probably due to an equalizing effect (which also causes some hiss). The audience noise after "Trampled Under Foot" is a bit longer, too. This title ends up being a very worthy piece to obtain, even if you have several other titles of this show already.

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Led Zeppelin - The Destroyer; 3 CD-R set.

April 28, 1977, Cleveland, Ohio.
Destroyer II (Last Stand Disk) 3 CDs, Roughly 165 mins.
Audience recording from the Richfield Coliseum in Cleveland Ohio, on April 28 1977. Twenty-four bit remastered, limited edition of a tape close to being excellent, virtually free of hiss,trebly and overloaded at times. The tape shows wear occasionally and presents cuts and edits almost in its entirety. The band is upfront and the clarity of the instruments is very detailed, the bass is a little indistinct at the end. The cuts and edits eliminate most of Plant's comments, miss the first few seconds of many songs,cause tape disturbances when the recording resumes and interrupt two tracks in progress. Before Nobody's Fault the taper curses as he informs he is having problems, a squeal preceeds the first cut,when the recording resumes the first few guitar notes are missing. In My Time is cut briefly in the final vocal a cappella and joined to the last phrase of You Shook Me. No Quaaludes,as introduced by Plant, is cut during the second vocal theme and joined to a couple of seconds of the wha-ed guitar episode, and finally cuts out. Audience noise is minimal, a wise guy is introducing the songs to his mates before Plant, an irreverent yell of "this sucks!" in Over the Top, and the taper cursing again in Stairway; there's some mumbling in the quiet moments, but nothing really annoying. This is a superb gig, the pacing and playing, together with the very enjoyable recording,make for a listening treat. Page is precise, concise and powerful; Jonesy is all over the place; Plant's vocal gymnastics are strong from the beginning to the end and seems genuinely touched by the audience's response; Bonzo is frightening, he seems to destroy the drum kit in every track, the recording captures particularly well his crushing presence. Collectively is the same story, the enthusiasm does not let up a minute, every piece recieves special attention and there are no lazy moments. In My Time features great introductory licks to the guitar leads; No Quarter features amazing interplay and Jonesy's most inspired piano playing. Ten Years is overloaded by the loud twelve-string and cymbals,Achilles by the drums,even distorting the tape,but both are very clear. Tape wear is evident in Over the Top, Kashmir and Stairway; there's a little distortion in the encores: Rock and Roll, TUF. Despite these deficiencies, the performance is not affected at all and allows its enjoyment. This show should restore the faith to detractors of this era. (Rosina Diaz Scali Mar 99)

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Led Zeppelin - Hot Rods In Pontiac; 3 CD-R set.

April 30, 1977, Pontiac, Michigan.
(The Diagrams of Led Zeppelin)
The following review is from the "Tight But Loose" website.
http://www.linwood.demon.co.uk/

Per ***1/2 SQ *** Appeal G
The show from the Pontiac Silverdome, Michigan on 30 April, 1977 makes it's debut on this 3 disc set. The complete audience source is very distant, with the treble end being clear and the bass a little muddy. The acoustic set does sound a little closer and there is a tape disturbance in the epic Stairway To Heaven solo. The massive audience is noisy and firecrackers are often let off during the show. Overall classic 1977 stuff, Plant lets rip during the You Shock Me interlude in My Time Of Dying, good Page solos in Nobody's Fault and Since I've Been Loving You, great Jones solo piano on No Quarter and Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp features excellent extended acoustic work by Page and Jones. Despite the sonic limitations one for the general collector.

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Led Zeppelin - Complete Landover Box Set; 12 CD-R set.

Live at the Capital Centre, Landover, Maryland,
5/25/77, 5/26/77, 5/28/77, and 5/30/77.

5/30/77 is the best performance from these four shows,
and the highest quality recording as well.

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Led Zeppelin - Over The Garden; 3 CD-R set.

13-Jun-77 Madison Square Garden.

(Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) Per **** SQ *** Appeal G

Yet another '77 gig from Diagrams, but first time out for this audience source from the June 13 show at Madison Square Gardens. This 3 CD set starts off muddy and distant, with the drums and bass being particularly faint then clears up during Sick Again - with the guitar coming into prominence. The sound then is good for the rest of the show, apart from a slight deterioration in Achilles Last Stand. There are a few minor cuts during Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Ten Years Gone, Heartbreaker and Black Dog. The audience is very lively during this gig and this is picked up by the recording on occasions, including what sounds like a firecracker during Ten Years Gone. The standout performances in this generally good 77 show are Over The Hills, Heartbreaker and Stairway. Page gives some excellent lessons in vibrato and string bending during No Quarter! (Tony Gassett June 97)

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Led Zeppelin - California Mystery Train; 3 CD-R set.

San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, California, June 19, 1977

CD 1: The Song Remains the Same, The Rover intro./ Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying (includes You Shook Me) (muffled in two separate spots in the middle, also contains a muffle/dropout in the middle), Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter (tape change prior to cuts first half second from keyboard intro.)

CD 2 Ten Years Gone, The Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Mystery Train, Black Country Woman, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp (includes hints of Dancing Days), White Summer/ Black Mountain Side, Kashmir

CD 3 Guitar solo (includes Star Spangled Banner and Dixie), Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Rock & Roll

Silver Rarities CD>CDR

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Led Zeppelin - Seattle 1977; 3 CD-R set.

7/17/77 Live at the Seattle Kingdome.
Track Notes:

Stairway(Cuts in)/Whole Lotta Love-Rock'n'Roll. Excellent soundboard recording from Seattle on July 17 1977. The mix is almost perfect, only the drums get drowned during Stairway's guitar solo. There's a little hiss and the sound is not as sharp as could be desired,but very enjoyable.The playing is excellent,a very fluent and dramatic Stairway includes Plant singing new lyrics:..."easy now...take it easy baby!..." and Page with a powerful and soulful solo with Jonesy and Bonzo in perfect accompaniment.Bonzo even growls on one of the start/stops of the solo. (Rosina Diaz Scali May 1999)

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Led Zeppelin - Listen To This Eddie; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the LA Forum, June 21, 1977.
From "The Diagrams OF Led Zeppelin" label.

Disc 1:

The Song Remains the Same/Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over The Hills and Far Away, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter.

Disc 2:

Ten Years Gone, The Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman/Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer/Black Mountain Side/Kashmir.

Disc 3:

Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Guitar Solo/Achillies Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love/Rock and Roll.

TDOLZ CD>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Listen To This Eddie; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the LA Forum, June 21, 1977.

EMPRESS VALLEY SUPREME DISC EVSD 146/7/8 - 3CD box set.

DISC ONE (71:06)
The Song Remains The Same (6:37), Sick Again (8:11), Nobody's Fault But Mine (7:35), Over The Hills And Far Away (7:10), Since I've Been Loving You (10:24), No Quarter (31:09).

DISC TWO (56:18)
Ten Years Gone (12:14), Battle Of Evermore (7:26), Going To California (5:37), Black Country Woman (1:47), Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp (7:41), White Summer/Black Mountain Side (8:37), Kashmir (12:56).

DISC THREE (71:47)
Out On The Tiles/Moby Dick (15:51), Heartbreaker (9:11), Page Solo (16:25), Achilles Last Stand (10:41), Stairway To Heaven (13:25), Whole Lotta Love (1:34), Rock And Roll (4:40).

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Led Zeppelin - Time Traveler; 4 CD set.

The Forum, Inglewood, California, June 22, 1977
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Led Zeppelin - For Badgeholders Only; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the LA Forum, June 23, 1977.
This set includes the best available sources from three different Master Tapes. One of the better performances from the 77 Tour; Keith Moon makes a guest appearance.

CD 1: (69:18)

The Song Remains the Same, The Rover intro./ Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over the Hills and Far Away, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter

CD 2 (52:08)

Ten Years Gone, The Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, White Summer, Black Mountain Side, Kashmir

CD 3 (71:31)

Trampled Underfoot, Out on the Tiles intro./ Moby Dick, guitar solo (includes Star Spangled Banner), Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Rock & Roll

ZD Volume 3

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Note: This recording has some technical problems; however,
they are from the Master Source. Please see the review from TBL below -
"Rip It Up" is mentioned in the article.

Led Zeppelin - Rip It Up; 3 CD-R set.

Live at the LA Forum, June 25, 1977.

Disc 1: 73:11

TSRTS, SA, NFBM, IMToD, SIBLY, NQ

Disc 2: 62:52

TYG, TBoE, GtC, BCW, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, WS-BMS-Kashmir, TUF

Disc 3: 73:47

Over The Top-MD, Guitar Solo, ALS, StH, WLL/R&R

6/2577 L.A. Forum
Power & Glory (20CD, The Diagram of Led Zeppelin)

Disc 11(TDOLZ-539701): 73:11 TSRTS, SA, NFBM, IMToD, SIBLY, NQ
Disc 12(TDOLZ-539702): 62:52 TYG, TBoE, GtC, BCW, BYA-Stomp, WS-BMS-Kashmir, TuF
Disc 13(TDOLZ-539703): 73:47 OotT-MD, Guitar Solo, ALS, StH, WLL-R&R

Source tape is identical to that of previuosly released boots, i.e. "The Last LA Forum 6/25/77" (2CD, LA-1992-1) + "The Last LA Forum 6/25,27/77" (2CD, LA-1992-2), "Battle of Evermore Part 1/2" (2CD+2CD, BC-28-A/B/C/D", (and it's reissue called "Rip It Up"), and "A Week for Badgeholders" (19CD, T19CD-1~19). They are almost equivalent in sound quality and completeness. Strictly speaking, high frequency range is enhanced on "The Last LA Forum 6/25/77" (2CD, LA-1992-1) + "The Last LA Forum 6/25,27/77" (2CD, LA-1992-2), while middle range enhanced on "Battle of Evermore Part 1/2" (2CD+2CD, BC-28-A/B/C/D", and bass range enhanced on "A Week for Badgeholders" (19CD, T19CD-1~19). Sound quality of P&G is very similar to that of "The Last LA Forum 6/25/77" (2CD, LA-1992-1) + "The Last LA Forum 6/25,27/77" (2CD, LA-1992-2), and high frequency range is very clear, but bass is a bit weak. But P&G wins since it contains less hiss. However, again this boot contains constant low video noise. To make things worse, some tracking noise occurred in the middle of No Quarter. If it had not been for this problem, I would have listed P&G as the best boot in sound quality..... In terms of completeness, P&G is equivalent to all of the abovementioned boots of this show, and all songs are complete and uncut. (Susumu Omi, Jan 98)

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Led Zeppelin - Sundazed; 3 CD-R set.

26-Jun-77 L.A.

The following review is from the "Tight But Loose" website.
http://www.linwood.demon.co.uk/

Power & Glory (20CD, The Diagram of Led Zeppelin)

Disc 1 - 73:08 TSRTS, SA, NFBM, OtHaF, SIBLY, NQ

Disc 2 - 65:23 TYG, TBoE, GtC, That's All Right, BCW, BYA-Stomp, WS-BMS-Kashmir, OotT-MD

Disc 3 - 52:13 Guitar Solo, ALS, StH, It'll Be Me

Only one type of source tape is used on the previuosly released boots , i.e. "A Week for Badgeholders" (19CD, T19CD-1~19) and "Sundazed" (3CD, SIRA-203/4/5). Between the two, the latter is better in sound quality, while they are almost equivalent in completeness. 2 sources are used on P&G. The source which is used on the most part of the show is identical to that of the previous releases, but an alt. source is used for the first 4 minutes of TSRTS, which is missing on the other source tape. (But I'm not sure if this first half of TSRTS is really from this show, since I have no reference.) Regarding cuts, there are cuts in NQ, WS, MD and Guitar solo, but all of the other boots of this show contained these cuts as well. So as the conclusion, P&G wins for it's complete TSRTS. In terms of sound quality, however, P&G is a bit inferior to "Sundazed" and high frequency range is weak and not so clear. Moreover, big digi -noise is in the middle of Guitar solo. (Susumu Omi, Jan 98)

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Led Zeppelin - Deep Striker; 4 CD-R set.

6/27/77, live at the LA Forum.
(Empress Valley 4CD) Performance: 3-8 SQ: 7-9

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Led Zeppelin - Knebworth; 3 CD-R set.

8/4/79 Live at Knebworth Festival, Stevenage, England.

CD 1: (57:57)

The Song Remains the Same, Celebration Day (muffled for a couple of seconds during ending guitar solo), Black Dog, Nobody's Fault But Mine (muffled for a second near the middle), Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since Ive Been Loving You, No Quarter

CD 2: (53:10)

Ten Years Gone, Hot Dog (a second of tape garble near middle), The Rain Song, White Summer/ Black Mountain Side, Kashmir (volume drops for 12 seconds near the beginning), Trampled Underfoot, Sick Again

CD 3: (54:12)

Achilles Last Stand, guitar solo/ tympani solo, In the Evening, Stairway to Heaven (recorder rustled around a little at the beginning), Rock & Roll (slightly muffled for a couple of seconds near middle), Whole Lotta Love (includes You Need Love), Heartbreaker (opening guitar notes muffled slightly, end of guitar solo slightly muffled)

Note: Disc One is a single track.

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Led Zeppelin - Live At Knebworth; 3 CD-R set.

Second show at Knebworth, Stevenage, U.K., August 11, 1979.
Great audience recording.

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Led Zeppelin - A Close Shave; 2 CD-R set.

6/18/80, Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany. SBD recording.

Flying Disc CDs>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Belgium 1980; 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Forest National, Brussels, Belgium, 6/20/80.

A fine audience recording from the underrated 1980 Tour Over Europe.

Previously Unreleased Audience Source; Master>CD-R

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Led Zeppelin - Bedtime For Bonzo; 2 CD-R set.

Live at Vienna, Ausrtia, 6/26/80, and
Nuremberg, Germany, 6/27/80.

Excellent audience recordings from the underrated 1980 Tour Over Europe.

Vienna Source: Master>CD-R>Clone Nuremberg Source: TDOLZ "Fly Over"

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Led Zeppelin - Tour Over Europe 1980; 2 CD-R set.

6/29/80, Halenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland.
SBD recording.

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Led Zeppelin - HEINEKEN; 2 CD-R set.

Berlin, Germany, 7/7/80.

On some other recordings, "Train" fades-in, while it's complete on "HEINEKEN". This is an excellent sound board recording; 9+. Unfortunately, the last show for the Mighty Led Zeppelin.

TARANTURA CD>CD-R

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John Paul Jones CD-R Recordings

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John Paul Jones - Zoomin' Through Chicago; 2 CD-R set.

JPJ live at the Park West, 10/20/99.
Excellent Audience recording

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John Paul Jones - Las Vegas, NV; 2 CD-R set.

JPJ live at Las Vegas, November 1, 1999.
SBD (SBD>DAT Master>CDR)

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Jimmy Page CD-R Recordings

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Jimmy Page - Busting Strings In LA; 2 CD-R set.

Jimmy Page, live at the LA Forum, October 7, 1988.

Good Audience recording.

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The Beatles CD-R Recordings

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The Beatles - The Complete Rooftop Concert; 2 CD-R set.

Unreleased Soundtrack for all 16mm film reels recorded on January 30, 1969. Excellent quality!

Disc 1

(4 Cameras, 1 Is Wild Camera A, Roll 562:
Take 2 All Cameras Take 3)

1. Get Back #1 Warm-Up
Get Back #2
Get Back #3
Don't Let Me Down #1
I've Got A Feeling #1

(Take 4 All Cameras)

One After 909
Dig A Pony

(Camera A, Roll 563:)

2. I've Got A Feeling #2
Don't Let Me Down #2
Get Back #4

(Camera D, Roll 1 Take 3 Rooftop)

3. Get Back #2
Get Back #3
Don't Let Me Down #1
I've Got A Feeling #1
One After 909
Dig A Pony

(Camera D, Roll 3 Rooftop)

Get Back #4

(Camera B3, Roll Saville Row (Street)
People's Reactions)

5. I've Got A Feeling #2
Don't Let Me Down #2
Get Back #4

Disc 2

(Camera B1, Roll 1146 Slate 1 Various 'Views)

1. Get Back #1 Warm Up Jam
Get Back #2
I Want You
Don't Let Me Down
Get Back #3
Don't Let Me Down #1
I've Got A Feeling #1

(Camera B1, Roll 1147 Various Interviews)

2. One After 909
Dig A Pony
God Save The Queen
I've Got A Feeling #2
Don't Let Me Down #2
Get Back #4

(Camera B1, Roll 1148 Take 3)

3. Announcement Only

(Camera B1, Roll 1149 Beatles In Apple Studio Talking)
About And Listening To Rooftop Concert.)

4. God Save The Queen
I've Got A Feeling #2
Don't Let Me Down
Get Back #4

(Camera C Recordings At Apple Reception Desk)

5. I've Got A Feeling #1
One After 909
Dig A Pony

Notes: Previously Unreleased Soundtrack To All 16mm Film Reels Recorded On January 30 1969 For The Beatles Rooftop Concert. Includes Excerpts, Warmups And Alternate Song Segments That Have Not Been Released On Any Other Bootleg CD

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The Beatles - As Nature Intended; 1 CD-R set.

This CD contains all available tracks of the "Rooftop Concert", just as on YD015, mono. They are a bit reprocessed here - some slight echo is mixed into the extreme left and right to make it sound less dry. Tracks 10-22 are the same "Get Back" album compilation as YD014, minus "One After 909" which is on track 5 here already. Unlike YD014 which was taken from an acetate and digitally declicked and denoised (which added some strange phasing artifacts over the stereo image), these tracks were taken from a stereo tape source, and are here presented "as nature intended", so there is some tape noise and some drop outs. But the recording may have more crispness preserved here. I would not say that the recordings sound better than the Yellow Dog material.

Tracks : 22
Total duration : 71:54

1. Get Back Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 4:08

2. Get Back Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:20

3. Don't Let Me Down Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:19

4. I've Got A Feeling Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 5:28

5. The One After 909, Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:37

6. Dig A Pony, Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 4:35

7. I've Got A Feeling Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:55

8. Don't Let Me Down Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:18

9. Get Back Rooftop Concert
Lennon/McCartney 30 Jan 1969 3:17

10. Rocker - Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey 22 Jan 1969 0:46

11. Save The Last Dance For Me, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Pomus/Shuman 22 Jan 1969 1:38

12. Don't Let Me Down, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 22 Jan 1969 4:09

13. Dig A Pony Get Back Session; RS? - Glyn Johns' 1st Mix Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 23 Jan 1969 3:48

14. I've Got A Feeling, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 23 Jan 1969 3:01

15. For You Blue, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Harrison 25 Jan 1969 2:42

16. Teddy Boy, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
McCartney 24 Jan 1969 3:44

17. Two Of Us, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 24 Jan 1969 3:32

18. Maggie Mae, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Traditional 24 Jan 1969 0:42

19. Dig It, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey 26 Jan 1969 4:27

20. Let It Be, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 31 Jan 1969 3:59

21. The Long And Winding Road, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 31 Jan 1969 3:42

22. Get Back Reprise, Get Back Session, Producer Glyn John's First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7&9, 1969 at Olympic Sound Studios, London
Lennon/McCartney 28 Jan 1969 0:47

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Proiry of Brion CD-R Recordings

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Priory of Brion - "No Time For Anoraks, part 1" 2 CD-R set.

May 26th 00' Tewkesbury- The Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.
M DAT>CDR Set list:

Disc 1:

Morrocan Intro/ A House is Not a Motel / Lazy Me / Bummer in the Summer / Bluebird / If I Were a Carpenter / Darkness Darkness / Think

Disc 2:

Early in the Morning / We're Gonna Groove / Baby Please Don't Go/ Encores:Season of the Witch / As Long as I Have You /Gloria / Runaround Sue (tease)-Trouble in Mind.

The Roses Theater created some nice ambiance for this one with it' s plush carpeting and seats, although many were dissapointed to have to stay seated during the show. :) Rob steps out and ventures into some Zep lyrics, during "Gloria" with a few lines from "HOTH". Nice gig with a very excellent low end and Priory upfront and clean. SQ of 9/9+.

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Priory of Brion - "No Time For Anoraks; part 2" 2 CD-R set.

June 21st 00' Reading, The Hexagon- Reading.
M DAT>CDR

Setlist:

Disc 1:

Moroccan intro/Season of the Witch /A House is not a Motel /Lazy Me Bummer In The Summer / Bluebird / If I Were a Carpenter / Darkness Darkness /Think/ Early In The Morning

Disc 2:

We're Gonna Groove / Baby Please Don't Go/ Encores: Song To The Siren / Gloria/ As Long As I Have You /(Runaround Sue tease)Trouble In Mind

Another nice venue the Hexgon provided for a relaxed Priory. The band is in good form, similar setlist as Tewkes, but different order. This one also finds a new cover song by Tim Buckely, "Song to the Siren." This one is worth the price of admission alone. Rob changes direction in the middle and goes into some middle eastern melodies. ALAIHY features the reggae stint of HOTH. Also, Robert pulls out a some decent guitar work during "Trouble". He can actually play! Rob introduces Kevin with a Band of Joy story in which a certain Mr. Bonham became pissed when he had to play drums standing up. Something to do with not pushing the van in the ice and the side door falling off... ;) Guess Bonzo lost his stool??? Good show, nice SQ again, clear and upfront, very little audience noise; Solid 9.

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Priory Of Brion - PUISTO BLUES; 1 CD-R Set.

PUISTO BLUES, JARVENPAA, FINLAND JULY 1st 2000.

Set:

A House Is not a Motel, Lazy Me, Bummer in the Summer, Bluebird, If I Were a Carpenter, Darkness Darkness, Gloria (inc. I'm a Man, Who Do You Love), Baby Please Don't Go, Song to the Siren, Early in the Morning, We're Gonna Groove (inc. Turn on Your Love Light)

Running time: 61 minutes (one CDR)

Seed source (for CDR): DAT master (48 kHz) -> DAT (48 kHz) -> EQ -> CDR

This tape was recorded from the 2nd row with The Sound Professionals binaural microphones and Sony PCM-M1 portable DAT deck. The CDR version was then remastered with professional hardware EQ in a studio from a clone off the master by an audio engineer friend of mine. What was done to the tape in studio was basically just turning down some bass to clear up the sound (as it was recorded without bass roll-off). I can provide also an untampered DAT clone of this tape if someone wants it, but take my advice and go for the remastered version.

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Priory of Brion - Dancing With Wolves Tree; 2 CD-R set.

Wilfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, December 21, 2000.
DAT source

The following review is from the "Tight But Loose" website.
http://www.linwood.demon.co.uk/rp211200.html

This show has a nice bottom end is clear and up front with some decent acoustics in the hall. For a review and some nice pics by Jools please point your browser to: http://www.linwood.demon.co.uk/rp211200.html

Set list is as follows:

Disc 1:

A House Is Not A Motel / Lazy Me / Bummer In The Summer / Bluebird / As Long As I Have You (including Houses Of The Holy and Break On Through) / If I Were A Carpenter / Darkness Darkness / Flames

Disc 2:

Hey Joe / Chevrolet / GLORIA / Baby Please Don't Go

Encore - Season Of The Witch / If 6 was 9 /(band intro)--> Thank You / Song To The Siren

2nd encore - We're Gonna Groove

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Jimmy Page and The Black Crows CD-R Recordings

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Jimmy Page and the Black Crows - Milwaukee, WI; 2 CD-R set.

Summerfest @ Marcus Amphitheater, Jun 29, 2000.
Excellent audience recording, and good performance as well.
Source DAT=>CDR from Sharky.

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Jimmy Page and the Black Crows - Shark In The Crows Nest; 2 CD-R set.

Tweeter Center, Mansfield, MA 7/2/00.
Fair audience recording; 6/10. Outstanding performance, however.
Source DAT=>CDR from Sharky.

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Jimmy Page & The Black Crows - Roseland Ballroom; 2 CD-R set.

Live at the Roseland Ballroom, NYC, October 12, 1999.
Absolutely an incredible SBD recording! Great performance as well.

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Jimmy Page and the Black Crows - On Stage Together; 2 CD-R set.

Live in Raleigh, North Carolina, 7/4/00.
Good audience recording.

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Jimmy Page and the Black Crows - Hots On For Pittsburgh; 2 CD-R set.

Recorded at the Post-Gazette Pavilion at Star Lake, 6/28/00.
This recording is a solid 9+ for quality.

Equipment: Sound Professionals Audio-Technica Hypercardiod mics into a Sony MZ-R30 Minidisc recorder. Digital-Optical transfer from master discs onto a MAC G-3 hard drive. Mastered using Peak and T-Racks software. Burned onto cd using Adaptec Jam software. This recording is pure digital, it has never entered the analog world.

Disc One:

1) Celebration Day
2) Wanton Song
3) Misty Mountain Hop
4) Hots on for Nowhere
5) No Speak No Slave
6) Sick Again
7) What Is and What Shall Never Be
8) Gone
9) Oh Well
10) Ten Years Gone
11) In My Time of Dying
12) Your Time Is Gonna Come

Disc Two:

1) Remedy
2) Lemon Song
3) In The Light
4) Shapes of Things
5) Nobody's Fault But Mine
6) Heartbreaker
7) Bring It On Home
8) She Talks To Angels
9) Out On The Tiles
10) Whole Lotta Love

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Page and Plant CD-R Recordings

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Page and Plant - Men In Hats; 4 CD-R set.

Live at The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, New Jersey, April 6 and 7, 1995.
Good audience recordings; some tape hiss though. One drop out on disc one between Lullaby and No Quarter.
Master Tapes> CD-R.

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Page and Plant - The Boston Garden April 10, 1995; 2 CD-R set.

Volume One from the New England tree.
I was at the April 9 show, which was actualy a better performance than the 10th!
Music By Sharky, DAT recording By Dave. Good audience recording.
DAT>MASTER>CDR

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Page and Plant - Le Forum de Montr�al, October 18, 1995.

The recording is complete except for the first few notes of "TSRtS," which are cut off.

This recording is a direct transfer to CD (using a standalone burner) of a first-generation analog tape of the master recording.

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Page and Plant - Hartford Civic Center October 21, 1995 ; 2 CD-R set.

Volume Two from the New England tree.
Music By Sharky, DAT recording By Dave. Good audience recording.
DAT>MASTER>CDR

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Page and Plant - The Fleet Center Boston October 23, 1995 ; 2 CD-R set.

Volume Three from the New England tree.
Music By Sharky, DAT recording By Dave. Good audience recording.
DAT>MASTER>CDR

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Page and Plant - Live In Japan 1996; 2 CD-R set.

13-Feb-96, Budokan Hall, Tokyo.
The Sixth Show At The Famous Old Building (Real Dragon RD-025,026)

CD 1: (60:44)

Thank You, Custard Pie, Out on the Tiles intro./ Black Dog, Tangerine, Hurdy-Gurdy solo, Gallows Pole, Tea for One, The Song Remains the Same, Going to California, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (includes Stairway to Heaven tease)

CD 2: (63:20)

Whole Lotta Love (includes theramin, I'm a King Bee, Break On Through, Dazed & Confused), Friends, Yallah, Four Sticks, Kashmir, What Is & What Should Never Be, Rock & Roll

An excellent stereo audience recording with fewer amounts of cheering & clapping near the recorder than the previous night. But there is the occasional Beatlemania type scream in the left channel. (Brian Ingham)

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Page and Plant - Live At Century Hall; 2 CD-R set.

February 17 1996 at Nagoya, Japan.
Excellent Soundboard recording.

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Page and Plant - New Orleans; 2 CD-R set.

Westwood One source of the Page/Plant New Orleans show on October 1, 1998 at UNO Lakefront. The source was provided by Sharky who has edited out the DJ (JJ Jackson) on the disc. This is a cleaner recording than if someone copied from the radio.

The set list for this show:
Disc One:
1) Wanton Song
2) Bring It on Home
3) Heartbreaker
4) Ramble On
5) Walking Into Clarksdale
6) No Quarter
7) When The World Was Young
8) Going To California (with a little When the Levee Breaks at the end)
9) Tangerine
10) Gallows Pole
11) Heart In My Hand
12) Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Slight Static at the start on Master)

Disc Two:
1) How Many More Times (W/I Can't Quit You)
2) Most High
3) Whole Lotta Love
4) Celebration Day
5) Rock and Roll

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Page and Plant - Good Rockin' Tonight; 1 CD-R set.

Empress Valley label.
This is the recent Page Plant show at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 7 2001.

The set list for the Page/Plant show is:

Claude Nobs Introduction
Ahmet Ertegun Introduction
Good Rockin Tonight
My Bucket's Got a Hole in it
Heart in your Hand
Candy Store Rock
Endless Sleep
How Many More Years
My Baby Left Me
Baby, Let's Play House

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King Crimson CD-R Recordings

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King Crimson - Sacred Sun Time; 2 CD-R set.

Live at San Diego's own 4th and B, Wednesday, October 25, 2000.
Another excellent audience recording! The "Kings" of improvisation, Crimson is absolutely one of the most underrated bands of all-time. Another stellar performance by Fripp and company.
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Pink Floyd CD-R Recordings

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Pink Floyd - Smokin' Blues; 2 CD-R set.

November 21, 1970, Montreux Casino, Montreux.

Pink Floyd RoIO Database: http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/smoking_blues.cd.html

Tracks:
Disc: 1
1. Astronomy Domine 10:35
2. Fat Old Sun 14:07
3. Atom Heart Mother 18:36
Total Time: 43:20

Disc: 2
1. Cymbaline 11:41
2. Embryo 13:09
3. Just Another Twelve Bar 5:30
4. More Blues (fades out) 9:17
Total Time: 39:40

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Pink Floyd - Yeeshkul!; 2 CD-R set.

March 11, 1973, Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada.

Pink Floyd RoIO Database: http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/yeeshkul.cd.html

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Pink Floyd - Not a Cloud In The Sky; 2 CD-R set.

June 28, 1973; Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida.

Pink Floyd RoIO Database: http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/not_cloud_sky.cd.html

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Pink Floyd - The Azimuth Coordinator, part 1; 2 CD-R set.

April 8, 1975; PNE Exhibition Park, Vancouver

Tracks:
Disc: 1

1. Raving and Drooling 13:39
2. You've Gotta Be Crazy 13:23
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V 12:44
4. Have a Cigar 5:08
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX 13:38
6. Speak To Me 5:32
7. Breathe 3:06
8. On the Run 4:17

Total Time: 71:29

Disc: 2 1. Time 5:11
2. Breathe (reprise) 1:03
3. The Great Gig In the Sky 6:45
4. Money 7:57
5. Us and Them 7:30
6. Any Colour You Like 9:46
7. Brain Damage/Eclipse 6:12
8. Echoes 23:53

Total Time: 68:20

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Pink Floyd - Stellar Symphony; 2 CD-R set.

Boston Garden, 6/18/75.

Excellent audience recording, and stellar :) performance as well.

Tracks:
Disc: 1
1. Raving And Drooling
2. You've Gotta Be Crazy
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pt 1-5)
4. Have A Cigar
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pt 6-9)
6. Speak to Me
7. Breathe
8. On The Run

Disc: 2
1. Time
2. The great gig In The Sky
3. Money
4. Us And them
5. Any Colour You Like
6. Brain Damage
7. Eclipse
8. Echoes

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Pink Floyd - Trouble In Knebworth; 3 CD-R set.

July 5, 1975, Knebworth Park - Hertfordshire, England

This show was significant for several reasons. It is the last complete performance of Dark Side with Roger Waters, as well as the last time the Waters' Floyd played any song from Dark Side, except for Money and Us And Them. This show also marks the only time (?) Roy Harper joined the band on stage to sing Have A Cigar. It was also the last Floyd performance without a second guitarist. Snowy White joined the on-stage line up for the Animal's "In The Flesh Tour". The title refers to the numerous technical difficulties the band had at this show.

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Pink Floyd - Plays The Animals; 2 CD-R set.

Live at Oakland coliseum, 5/9/77.

This is an excellent recording of an awesome show. During "WYWH" there are three loud noises, like someone dropped something. The first part of "SOYCD" fades out a little early.

Tracks:
Disc 1:
1. Sheep 10:53
2. Pigs On The Wings Part I 2:12
3. Dogs 18:26
4. Pigs On The Wings Part II 2:14
5. Pigs 17:19
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part One) 13:43
Total: 64:49

Disc 2:
1. Welcome To The Machine 8:04
2. Have A Cigar 6:42
3. Wish You Were Here 6:02
4. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part Two) 21:12
5. Money 10:33
6. Us & Them 7:42
7. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 10:04
Total: 70:21

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Pink Floyd - Sheep Independance Day; 2 CD-R set.

Live at Madison Square Garden, 7/4/77.

Tracks:
Disc 1:
1. Sheep
2. Pigs On The Wings Part I
3. Dogs
4. Pigs On The Wings Part II
5. Pigs
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part One)

Disc 2:
1. Welcome To The Machine
2. Have A Cigar
3. Wish You Were Here
4. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part Two)
5. Money
6. Us & Them

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Pink Floyd - Who Was Trained Not To Spit On The Fan?; 2 CD-R set.

Live at Olympic Stadium, Montreal, Quebec 7/6/77.

Excellent show, and better sound quality than the 5/9/77 Oakland concert. Overall, not as good a performance as compared to Oakland 5/9/77, IMHO. "Pigs - Three Different Ones" from 5/9/77 is superior to the one found here, as Gilmour whips up one of the best solos I've ever heard him play. SOYCD parts 6-9 at Montreal are incredible, especially the guitar work from Snowy and Dave.

Tracks:
Disc 1:
1. Sheep
2. Pigs On The Wings Part I
3. Dogs
4. Pigs On The Wings Part II
5. Pigs - Three different Ones
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5)
7. Welcome To The Machine

Disc 2:
1. Have A Cigar
2. Wish You Were Here
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9)
4. Money
5. Us & Them
6. Blues

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Radiohead CD-R Recordings

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Radiohead - My Iron Live; 2 CD-R set.

9/17/00, live in Holland.
Excellent SBD recording.
TMOQ CD>CDR

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Radiohead - Later TV Program; 1 CD-R set.

June 9, 2001.
Radiohead's appearance on Later with Jools Holland. Excellent recording/performance.

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"This title is NOT FOR TRADE; digital snaps on last tracks of each disc"

Radiohead - Kid A Alive; 2 CD-R set.
October 2, 2000
Warrington Radio Show

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Radiohead - South Park; 2 CD-R set.
July 7, 2001 - Live South Park Oxford

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Carly Simon CD-R Recordings

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Carly Simon - Live At Grand Central Station; 1 CD-R set.

Spring of 1997. Audio from VHS tape.
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Rolling Stones CD-R Recordings

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The Rolling Stones - Leed Guitars, TV Stars; 1 CD-R set.
Live at Leeds University, 3/13/71. Great Performance!

Bonus tracks include the following:
"I Got The Blues" and "Bitch" from the BBC TV - Marquee Club, UK, 3/26/71.
"Dead Flowers" from a studio outtake.
Excellent Sound Board/Radio recordings.

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The Rolling Stones - Twenty Flight Rock; 3 CD-R set.

December 18, Hampton Coliseum, Hampton Roads, Virginia.
Last night of the 1981 US Tour.
The beginning of "Start Me Up" is cut. Excellent sound quality; a solid 9+. The first track consists of crowd noise, pre-concert banter with the band backstage, and what seems to be "canned" music from the concert hall. Kind of odd; basically just skip track one and get on with it! Good all-around performance by The Stones.
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