Led Zeppelin - Taking No Prisoners Tonight (1975-03-12) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 1,14 Gb (3% Recovery) 

Recorded Live at Long Beach Arena, Long Beach California, March 12th 1975.
Complete Millard Master Edition.
Label: Badgeholders-BH004-01-02-03
Released: 2004

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1:
01 Rock and Roll
02 Sick Again
03 Over the Hills and Far Away
04 In My Time of Dying
05 The Song Remains the Same
06 Rain Song
07 Kashmir

Disc 2:
01 No Quarter
02 Trampled Underfoot
03 Moby Dick

Disc 3:
01 Dazed & Confused (inc, Woodstock )
02 have you seen your mother baby / Stairway to Heaven
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 The Crunge
05 Black Dog
06 Heartbreaker ( Inc, I`m a Man )



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Led Zeppelin - St. Louis Blues (1975-02-16) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 1,11Gb (3% Recovery) 

Excellent Soundboard Live Recording at Missouri Arena, St. Louis, Missouri, USA - February 16, 1975.
Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc ‎– EVSD 316/317/318
Released: 2004

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1:
101-Rock And Roll
102-Sick Again
103-Over The Hills And Far Away
104-In My Time Of Dying
105-The Song Remains The Same
106-The Rain Song
107-Kashmir

Disc 2:
201-No Quarter
202-Trampled Underfoot
203-Moby Dick

Disc 3:
301-Dazed And Confused
302-Stairway To Heaven
303-Whole Lotta Love
304-Black Dog
305-Heartbreaker(Inc, Shame, Shame, Shame)

NOTES:

The trials of Zeppelin’s tenth tour of the US are well known.  Their first live shows in eighteen months, they chose to begin touring in support of Physical Graffiti in the middle of January in the Midwest amidst snowstorms and Jimmy Page’s damaged finger.  Beginning in Minneapolis, Robert Plant contracted a serious flu which put a strain on his voice and the band delivered lackluster concerts.  

They were originally scheduled to play in St. Louis on January 26th, but they had to cancel the show to give Plant some time to recuperate.  And, as the well-known story goes, the singer stayed in freezing Chicago while the rest of the band and crew flew the Starship to sunny Los Angeles for a short vacation.  They later reconvened in Greensboro on the 29th to play one of their all time worst concerts.  The canceled concert was made up on February 16th, right after the amazing New York shows.

When Led Note announced the release of Oh Dear I’ve Known Him Since He Was A Child (Led Note LCD1502) in the winter of 1999, the rumor was that it was a complete soundboard recording.  It turned out to be an audience recording covering only the final two thirds of the show (“Kashmir” to “Heartbreaker”) with many cuts, fade outs, and sounding extremely poor.  It was a major disappointment to say the least.  After that release another poor sounding tape surfaced and circulated in the Zeppelin collecting community. 

St. Louis Blues is yet another sterling soundboard recording uncovered and released by Empress Valley.  The recording is perfectly balance between the instruments and the audience noise just like previous EV releases like Conspiracy Theory and Flying Circus.  The clarity can sometimes be a curse though hearing Bonzo talk during some quiet parts. 

The band reached a highpoint in the tour playing New York just before this show and we’d hope that enthusiasm would be maintained.  But unfortunately they sound very tired at the very beginning of the concert.  “Rock & Roll” sounds sluggish and “Sick Again” is awful with Page especially hitting some bum notes.  “First thing I must say is, better late then never” Plant explains.  “I was on me back in Chicago… It was pleasant nevertheless” right before his usual talk about the cross section of music they will play.  Things begin to improve with “Over The Hills” and by “In My Time of Dying” they really hit their stride.  “Oh My Jesus.  It’s a Sunday, Oh my Jesus!”

Plant sings in the song and states, “I think after that one we should say Amen” at the song’s conclusion.  There is some guitar trouble before “The Song Remains The Same” with Plant chatting with the audience until stating that the double neck is ready, and this part of the show is also very good with a very moving version of “The Rain Song”.  After this we can begin to hear the show in its true glory at which the audience recording only hinted.  The middle third of the show is very powerful.  “No Quarter” is very good being the final electric piano only version until the 1979 shows.  The second leg of the tour will see John Paul Jones expanding the piece with the grand piano.

“Does anybody remember 1968?  Those of you without brain damage can.  This is from the first ten minutes from … our rather immaculate conception” is Plant’s intro to “Dazed & Confused” and the concluding third of the show.  The piece sounds similar to the New York performances.  The encores reveal a surprise that was unfortunately cut in the audience recording:  Zeppelin’s only cover of “Shame, Shame, Shame”, the 1963 Jimmy Reed tune, in the “Heartbreaker” solo. 

Overall another excellent release by Empress Valley and a classy way to end the year.  This is a great show and definitely worth having.  The discs come in a glossy digipack with a slipcover identical in design with Conspiracy Theory, even including lots of Earl’s Court shots.  Not very imaginative but acceptable.  Let’s hope that they can one day find and release a complete soundboard for the February 14th Nassau Coliseum concert.  That would be a most exciting release.

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Led Zeppelin - Tribute To Johnny Kidd And The Pirates 1989 FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 380mb (3% Recovery)

First of all look carefully at the list of songs
Tracks 1-11 & 20-28 Metropolitan Sports Center, Minneapolis,1/17/75
Tracks 12-19 Bron-Y-Aur Cottage, Wales, 1970
A Scorpio Production

TRACKLIST:

1.Schoolday (Ring Ring Goes The Bell) (Berry) 02:44
2.Nadine (Berry/Freed) 01:04
3.Around And Around (Berry) 03:19
4.Move On Down The Line (Phillips) 02:25
5.Please Don't Tease (Chester/Welch) 02:46
6.Move It (Samwell) 01:26
7.Dynamite (Samwell) 01:11
8.Shakin' All Over (Kidd) 02:57
9.Hungry For Love (Mills) 02:07
10.I'll Never Get Over You (Mills) 02:36
11.Reelin' And Rockin' (Berry) 03:06
12.Snowdonia (unknown) 02:16
13.Tales From The Riverside (unknown) 02:17
14.Daze That Used To Be (unknown) 03:41
15.Bert Jansch (unknown) 02:07
16.In The Beachwoods (unknown) 01:29
17.Friends (Page/Plant) 01:17
18.Wind in the Willows (unknown) 02:23
19.Golden Breast (unknown) 01:04
20.Who Remembers Davey Graham? (unknown) 05:25
21.Strawberry Jam #1 (Traditional) 03:02
22.Strawberry Jam #2 (Traditional) 01:42
23.The Wanton Song (Page/Plant) 02:33
24.The Rover #1 (Page/Plant) 03:52
25.The Rover #2 (Page/Plant) 00:44
26.Night Flight #1 (Page/Plant/Jones) 01:56
27.Night Flight #2 (Page/Plant/Jones) 04:52
28.Night Flight #3 (Page/Plant/Jones) 06:16

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Led Zeppelin - Previews & Novelties (1971-05-03) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 689mb (3% Recovery) 

Live recording at K.B. Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark – May 3rd, 1971.
Bootleg Label: Equinox

TRACKLIST:

DISC ONE:
1. Immigrant Song
2. Heartbreaker
3. Since I've Been Loving You
4. Dazed And Confused
5. Black Dog
6. Stairway To Heaven
7. Going To California
8. That's The Way
9. What Is And What Should Never Be

DISC TWO:
1. Four Sticks
2. Gallows Pole
3. Whole Lotta Love
4. Communication Breakdown
5. Misty Mountain Hop
6. Rock And Roll


NOTES:

The greatest benefit in collecting unofficial releases is in hearing the rare and unique performances.  For Led Zeppelin there are none more so than the audience recording of the May 3rd show at the KB Hallen in Copenhagen.  Although they did the club tour in the UK and a mysterious tour of Europe, this is one of the least documented of any period in Zeppelin’s history.  Outside of the Ireland tapes and the April BBC broadcast, Copenhagen is the best sounding and most complete live tape of the first half of 1971.  The audience recording is very good and clear.  The music is very enjoyable but Plant’s comments are very low.  There is a small cut at the very end of “Black Dog” losing the final note, after “Stairway To Heaven,” after “Gallows Pole,”  and after “Whole Lotta Love” and “Communication Breakdown.”  

Two songs, “Four Sticks” and “Gallows Pole” are found on the vinyl Live In Copenhagen July 21 1971 & Staines March 25 1969(Rock Solid Records SSA-B) along with “Dazed And Confused” from the Supershow and Loose Ends (Supercharded Records SC004) has “Four Sticks” and “Rock And Roll.”  The earliest CD release is the Australian Poles And Sticks (Black Cat BC-33), which runs at the wrong speed.  It can be found also on Copenhagen 1971 (Cobra 012), Loove! (Tarantura T2CD-9) and its European clone  The 2nd European Tour (Whole Lotta Live WLL011/12), K,B (Image Quality IQ-051/52) and on In Concert In Copenhagen (Empress Valley EVSD 113/114) which sounds very flat compared to the others.  Previews & Novelties was released in the summer of 2000 along with the other titles on this label and is one of the best sounding editions of this show.  The others are cut fifteen minutes into “Dazed And Confused” but that is not found on Equinox.

The excitement builds early with the opening numbers, so much so that Plant sings the wrong lines in the first verse of “Immigrant Song.”  After one of the heaviest “Heartbreaker” on tape there is a short delay with some in the audience causing a fuss.  “Whoa, stop stop stop, whoa, tell him, tell him, tell him to stop. Tell him if there’s any trouble we walk off, right? We go. Leave him alone, leave him alone. We can’t play if there’s going to be this going on through every number. Somebody better tell him in Danish what the score is. We cannot, we cannot play if there’s going to be a constant passage of people moving. We’d rather people sit on the floor. So sit down. We want to give you a concert of music, and we cannot do it if there’s a lot of people running around.”

The arrangements of the pieces are most similar to the BBC broadcast from the previous month.  “Dazed And Confused” in particular sounds very close with the same spaced out improvisations by the end.  Three songs from the as yet released fourth album follow including one of the earliest versions of “Stairway To Heaven” before a live audience which is introduced as something that “goes on for some time and gets nice, another profound statement.”  The new song “Going To California” and “That’s The Way” form a two song acoustic set in the middle.  Plant goes into introducing a fourth new song, saying we’re gonna try something that we have never tried before, and there’s every chance it’ll fall apart” before realizing they have to play “What Is And What Should Ever Be” next.

After the Led Zeppelin II track he continues with his nervous introduction, saying, “Now this is a thing, I was saying we’re never done before. It seems we had to come round to it, so, so here we go. This ah, this hasn’t even got a title yet, but we’ll think of one as the night goes on.”  Page tunes his guitar to some applause and Plant replies, “for your entertainment.”  What follows is the first and only live performance of “Four Sticks” by Led Zeppelin and for such a difficult song they manage to pull it off well onstage.  Plant is still able to hit the high  notes and is effective in creating a tense and ecstatic atmosphere in the venue.  The first full performance of “Gallows Pole” from the third album follows.  The arrangement differs slightly since Bonham comes in with the drums during the first verse.  The subtle build up of the studio recording is replaced by a live blast of fury.  

A twenty minute “Whole Lotta Love” closes the set.  The medley includes “Boogie Chillun’,” “Cumberland Gap,” “That’s Alright” with Page doing a great James Burton impersonation, “Mess O’ Blues” and “Honey Bee,” a carry over from the previous years medley.  A long encore set begins with “Communication Breakdown” with a long bass solo by John Paul Jones and the first live reference to “Celebration Day” played in the middle.  “Misty Mountain Hop” is played for the first time and the only time as an encore.  It would form part of the regular set by the end of 1972 and the final new song “Rock And Roll,” introduced as “It’s Been A Long Time” closes the event.  Previews And Novelties is a unique Zeppelin show with a great recording and Equinox produced an excellent version of the tape.  There is very little mastering done on the tape so it has a very dynamic and natural sounding timbre. 

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Led Zeppelin - British Story (1973-01-xx) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 753mb (3% Recovery) 

Compilation of Soundboard recordings in January 1973.
Disc 1 & Disc 2 Track 1-2
-Live At The New Theatre Oxford Oxfordshire UK 7th Jan. 1973
Disc 2 Track 3-5
-Live At The Caird Hall Dundee Tayside UK 27th Jan. 1973
Disc 2 Track 6-9
-Tour Rehearsals At The Gaumont Theatre Southampton Hampshire 22nd Jan. 1973

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
(Oxford 7th Jan. 1973)
01. Rock And Roll
02. Over The Hills And Far Away
03. Black Dog
04. Misty Mountain Hop
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. Dancing Days
07. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
08. The Song Remains The Same
09. The Rain Song
10. Dazed And Confused

Disc 2
(Oxford 7th Jan. 1973)
01. Stairway To Heaven
02. Whole Lotta Love

(Dundee 27th Jan. 1973)
03. Whole Lotta Love
04. Heartbreaker
05. Communication Breakdown

(Southampton 22nd Jan. 1973)
06. Love Me #1
07. Love Me #2
08. Frankfurt Special
09. Kings Creole

Concert Reviews:

1973.01.07 - Robert's voice is still incredibly weak from the flu, but the band is definitely on, with Jones and Bonham shining through in this bass and drum heavy soundboard. Jimmy is incredible too, especially in Dazed And Confused, where he indulges in some exotic and strange sounding soloing in the fast section that sounds quite breathtaking amongst the bashing of the rhythm section. The instrumental machine is playing exceptionally which makes up for Robert's sickness. Whole Lotta Love was dedicated to road crew: "Any of our road managers that didn't get arrested in Sheffield. This really is a bit heathen for a Sunday night."

1973.01.27 - I think this is a much better show than previous one with exceptional playing throughout. The Whole Lotta Love Medley contains some nice improvisations and a small snippet of Ramble On, the song which was never played in its entirety.

1973.01.22 - The show finds the Zeppelin in a smaller venue on a small, carpeted stage. This seems to lend itself to the type of performance given that night - very relaxed, very loose, very cool. Sloppiness abounds, even on well-rehearsed long-time standards, and occasionally yields interesting differences. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp was dropped out from the set for the second time during this tour. Of particular and special note is an off-hand performance of How Many More Times, which had been retired just over two years prior. You can hear the band play off of each other as they all take turns guiding the music's direction. Plant's voice is shot for most of the performance, typical for the time period. Page experiences sloppiness syndrome on occasion and keeps most of his solos a bit subdued. Bonham also seems to withhold some of the flair - extra fills and subtle nuances - for most of the show. Jones, however, other than a meandering introduction to Thank You, lays down his bass lines as excellently as ever.

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Led Zeppelin - Pb (1970-03-21) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 190mb (3% Recovery) 

Soundboard recording for FM broadcasting at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada - 1970-03-21.
Tarantura - SS-19446-1.
Limited Millennium Edition of 300 Copies.

TRACKLIST:

01. Heartbreaker
02. Thank You
03. What Is And What Should Never Be
04. Communication Breakdown/Ramble On
05. We're Gonna Groove
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. Whole Lotta Love

Review:
This is all that is known to exist of this show, the first of the North American tour of 1970. A really raw performance, with Robert's voice immensely strong and the bass/guitar/drum interplay reaching exhilarating peaks like Heartbreaker and We're Gonna Groove. This is really good ... I hope the rest of it sees the light someday (if the rest of this show even exists!).
- Argenteum Astrum

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Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - You Can't Sink A Rainbow (1995-09-29) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 758mb (3% Recovery) 

Soundboard recording at Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA - September 29, 1995.
Empress Valley (#EVSD-521/522)

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1:
01.Introduction
02.Immigrant Song / The Wanton Song
03.Bring It On Home
04.What Is And What Should Never Be
05.Thank You
06.No Quarter
07.Hey Hey What Can I Do
08.Hurdy Gurdy Solo
09.Gallows Pole
10.Since I've Been Loving You
11.The Song Remains The Same

Disc 2:
01.Going To California
02.Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
03.Friends
04.Four Sticks
05.Whole Lotta Love
06.Light My Fire / Break On Through / Dazed And Confused
07.Whole Lotta Love (reprise)
08.Out On The Tiles / Black Dog
09.Kashmir
10.ending



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Robert Plant & The Strange Sensation - Robin Hood Benefit Concert (2001) FLAC

GENRE:  Rock
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 356 mb (3% Recovery)

Soundboard Recording at New York City, New York, USA, May 31st, 2001.

TRACKLIST:

01 - Morning Dew
02 - Season Of The Witch
03 - Hey Joe
04 - In The Light
05 - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
06 - Misty Mountain Hop
07 - A House Is Not A Motel
08 - Whole Lotta Love



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Led Zeppelin - Vibes Are Real(1973-06-02) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 323mb (3% Recovery) 

Soundboard Recording at Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, California in 1973-06-02.
Watch Tower (WT 2001047)

TRACKLIST:

01. Moby Dick (30:21)
02. Heartbreaker (7:41)
03. Whole Lotta Love (12:26)
04. Communication Breakdown (4:14)
05. The Ocean (5:00)
06. Announcements (0:48)

Total time: 1:00:30



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Led Zeppelin - A Sudden Attack Boston (1969-01-26) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 606 mb (3% Recovery)

Recorded Live at Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts US, 1969.01.26.

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
101 - The Train Kept-A-Rollin'
102 - I Can't Quit You Baby
103 - Killing Floor
104 - Dazed and Confused
105 - You Shook Me
106 - Communication Breakdown

Disc 2
201 - White Summer_Black Mountain Side
202 - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
203 - Pat's Delight
204 - How Many More Times



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Led Zeppelin - Who's Birthday (1970-04-09) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 534mb (3% Recovery) 

Audience Recording at Curtis Dixon Hall, Tampa, FL – April 9th, 1970.
Tarantura (T2CD-15-1,2)

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
01. Bring It On Home (fragment)
02. White Summer
03. Black Mountain Side
04. Since I've Been Loving You
05. Organ Solo
06. Thank You
07. What Is And What Should Never Be (fragment)
08. Moby Dick

Disc 2
01. How Many More Times (Bolero, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun’, Truckin’ Little Mama, Mess O’ Blues, My Baby, Lemon Song)
02. Whole Lottta Love

NOTES:
This title is a 1994 release by Tarantura of Zeppelin’s April 9, 1970 show in Tampa Florida on their fifth U.S. tour.  The source for this show is a very good to excellent audience recording that is completely three dimensional, letting you experience the power and the charm of this fantastic show.  And, it is funny hearing Plant making announcements from the stage (“Well, that was anti-climatic!” he says before White Summer). It begins with the very end of the middle section to Bring It On Home.  A great pity since it sounds fun. White Summer is fantastic, with the Bron-Y-Aur section included. How Many More Times is also great with an interesting medley.  This is the first instance of Zeppelin playing Elvis’ Mess O’ Blues, which is a signature of their 1971 Whole Lotta Love medleys.  The encore of Whole Lotta Love is also very good with lots of chaos in the middle. The only drawback to the tape is several dropouts during How Many More Times.  It sounds like the tape gets crinkled in the recorder several times.
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Led Zeppelin - Olympic Gold (2005) FLAC+MP3

GENRE: Hard Rock
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)  | Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 439 mb (3% Recovery) | 157 mb (3% Recovery)

Excellent Studio Recordings1964 -1969.

 Tracks 1 - 6 were recorded in september & October of 1968 at Olympic Studios, London.
 Tracks 7 & 8 were recorded in the summer of 1969 at Olympic Studios, London.
 Track 9 is from a 1968 session with Led Zeppelin.
 Tracks 10 -16 are Jimmy Page sessions, recorded at assorted UK Studios, 1964 -1966.

TRACKLIST:

01 - Babe, I'm gonna leave you #1 (6:35)
 02 - Babe, I'm gonna leave you #2 (6:12)
 03 - You shook me (7:46)
 04 - Tribute to Bert Berns #1, 2,3 (8:22)
 05 - Instrumental #1 (2:53)
 06 - 05 - Instrumental #2 (5:03)
 07 - Moby Dick (intro w.o drums) (1:40)
 08 - 07 - Moby Dick (drums insert) (6:55)
 09 - George Wallace (6:00)
 10 - Leave my kitten alone (2:19)
 11 - Train Kept a rollin' (2:44)
 12 - A Certain Girl (2:19)
 13 - Honey Hush (2:47)
 14 - Night come down (2:12)
 15 - Garden of my mind (2:33)
 16 - Circles (3:04)






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Led Zeppelin - Born To Be Wild (1972-06-22) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 538mb (3% Recovery) 

Good audience recording at Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, California, USA in 1972-06-22.

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
01 Introduction
02 Immigrant Song
03 Heartbreaker
04 Black Dog
05 Since I've Been Loving You
06 Stairway To Heaven
07 Going To California
08 That's The Way
09 Tangerine
10 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp

Disc 2
01 Dazed And Confused (inc. Route 66, The Crunge, Born To Be Wild)
02 What Is And What Should Never Be
03 Moby Dick
04 Whole Lotta Love (inc. Everybody Needs Somebody, Boogie Chillun, Let's Have A Party, Hello Mary Lou, Going Down Slow, The Shape I'm In)
05 Rock & Roll


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Robert Plant - Boston 1993 (1993-11-20) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 584 mb (3% Recovery)

Live recording at Orpheum Theater, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. in 1993-11-20.




TRACKLIST:

Disc One:
01 - Intro
02 - Tall Cool One
03 - Ramble On
04 - 29 Palms
05 - I Believe
06 - Thank You
07 - If I Were A Carpenter
08 - Black Country Woman
09 - In The Mood
10 - Calling To You

Disc Two:
11 - What Is and What Should Never Be
12 - Ship Of Fools
13 - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
14 - (cuts in) Hurting Kind
15 - Whole Lotta Love

Robert Plant - vocals
Innes Sibun - guitar
Francis Dunnery - guitar
Charlie Jones - bass
Michael Lee - drums
Phil Johnstone - keyboards



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Robert Plant and the Magic Nirvana Band (feat. Jimmy Page) - Knebworth Festival 1990 FLAC

GENRE: Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 375 mb (3% Recovery) 

Recorded live at Knebworth Festival, Hertfordshire, England on June 30, 1990.
This is the "live as it happened" satellite broadcast.

TRACKLIST:

01. Jim Ladd (KLSX-FM) pre show chatter (cuts to)
02. Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes on You)
03. Immigrant Song
04. Tie Dye on the Highway
05. Liars Dance
06. Going to California
07. Nirvana
08. Tall Cool One
09. Misty Mountain Hop - with Jimmy Page (Jim Ladd steps on beginning of song)
10. Wearing and Tearing - with Jimmy Page
11. Rock and Roll - with Jimmy Page
[50:04]

Band:
Charlie Jones-Bass
Chris Blackwell-Drums
Phil Johnston-Keyboards
Duck Boyle-Guitar


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Led Zeppelin - Thunder Rock (1973-05-18) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 649mb (3% Recovery) 

Mono Soundboard Recording at Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, Texas, USA in 1973-05-18.
Label: Great Dane # GDR CD 9004, 2 CD

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
01 - Rock & Roll,
02 - Celebration Day,
03 - Black Dog,
04 - Over the Hills & far away,
05 - Misty Mountain Hop,
06 - Since I've been loving You,
07 - No Quarter,
08 - the Song remains the same ,
09 - the  Rain  Song,
10 - Stairway  to  Heaven,

Disc 2
01 - Dazed & Confused,
02 - Whole Lotta Love


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Led Zeppelin - Meet The Led Zeppelin (1971-09-23) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 917mb (3% Recovery) 

Good audience live recording at Budokan Hall-Tokyo, Japan in Sept. 23 1971. It was first day of their Japan tour.
Released in 2004 (Wendy ‎– WECD 27/28/29).

TRACKLIST:

DISC ONE:
1- Introduction
2- Immigrant Song
3- Heartbreaker
4- Since I've Been Loving You
5- Black Dog
6- Dazed And Confused
7- Stairway To Heaven

DISC TWO:
1- Celebration Day
2- That's The Way
3- Going To California
4- What Is And What Should Never Be
5- Moby Dick

DISC THREE:
1- Whole Lotta Love
2- Communication Breakdown

NOTES:

9-23-71, source 5

First Attack of the Rising of the Sun (Empress Valley, 4cd), Meet the Led Zeppelin (Wendy Records), Rock Carnival (Empress Valley, 5cd), & Timeless Rock (Watchtower, 3cd & 4cd)

(These labels all use a different mixture of three tapes.)

The first three cds of EV’s “First Attack” presents the fifth audience source for this show and is very good. It is almost complete both musically and between songs. Most of the introduction, a little tape after Stairway and Celebration Day are borrowed from source 1. Source 3 is used for a few seconds just before Whole Lotta Love. Two separate places in WLL are borrowed from source 1, for a total of one minute.

EV’s cds 3 and 4 of “Rock Carnival” (2016 5cd box) reissue the audio from the first three cds of “First Attack,” consolidated to two discs. They didn’t bother removing the big overlap found between cds 2 and 3 of the original title, so it’s that audio repeated back to back in the middle of disc 4 on the new double disc reissue.

Watchtower’s title is also a 3 source mix. Like EV, musically it probably uses every available second from the fifth source. The introduction on this one is entirely from source four. Dazed has two digital glitches that aren’t found on EV or Wendy. The gap after Stairway is filled (also) by source 1. Watchtower shares the same cuts in WLL but elects to use source 3 for the first gap. For the second cut, Watchtower left it alone. Watchtower reissued the title in August 2008. It has the same disc times and content as the original.

Wendy's title starts out with source one's introduction and uses it again after Stairway. The rest of the title relies mostly on source five, but elects to use source three for Whole Lotta Love.

Watchtower made fewer splices. EV and Wendy have louder music and background noise than Watchtower just a different equalization.

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Robert Plant & Jimmy Page - Thank You (1995) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 530 mb (3% Recovery)

Excellent compilation of soundboard recordings during February - April 1995

TRACKLIST:

CD1

PENSACOLA CIVIC ARENA, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, February 26, 1995:
01. Yallah (1:13)
02. Bring It On Home (1:27)
03. Celebration Day (3:11)
04. Dancing Days (Edit) (1:14)
05. Gallows Pole (Edit) (1:52)
06. Hurdy Gurdy Solo (3:04)
07. Nobody's Fault But Mine (Edit) (2:32)
08. Plant Dialogue (1:37)
09. Friends (4:43)

PALACE OF AUBURN HILLS, AUBURN HILLS, MICHIGAN, April 1, 1995:
10. Ramble On (5:05)
11. Thank You (6:50)
12. Hey Hey What Can I Do (3:47)
13. Four Sticks (4:46)
14. In The Evening (8:39)


CD2

PENSACOLA CIVIC ARENA, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA - SOUNDCHECK, February 26, 1995:
01. Since I've Been Loving You (No Vocals) (21:10)
(Several takes including a great solo by Jimmy, chat, teaching orchestra.)

PENSACOLA CIVIC ARENA, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA - DRESS REHEARSAL, February 26 (25?), 1995:
02. Bring It On Home (No Vocals) (1:28)
03. Celebration Day (No Vocals) (3:14)
04. Dancing Days (No Vocals) (2:25)
05. Robert Plant Interview (Not Broadcast) (18:02)



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Led Zeppelin - The Dragon Snake (1977-05-21) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 996mb (3% Recovery) 

Excellent Soundboard Recording at The Summit, Houston, Texas in 1977-05-21

TRACKLIST:
CD1
01 - The Song Remains The Same (6:21)
02 - Sick Again (7:13)
03 - Nobody's Fault But Mine (7:29)
04 - In My Time of Dying (11:51)
05 - Since I've Been Loving You (9:35)
06 - No Quarter (25:47)

CD2
07 - Ten Years Gone (11:14)
08 - The Battle of Evermore (6:44)
09 - Going to California (5:51)
10 - Black Country Women (1:43)
11 - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (5:58)
12 - White Summer-Black Mountain Side (6:18)
13 - Kashmir (10:55)

CD3
14 - Out On The Tiles-Moby Dick (20:55)
15 - Guitar Solo (10:52)
16 - Achilles Last Stand (10:35)
17 - Stairway to Heaven (13:13)
18 - Rock and Roll (4:39)
19 - Trampled Under foot (7:25)

Total time: 3:04:38




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Led Zeppelin - The Lost Sessions Vol. 12 (2007) FLAC

GENRE: Hard Rock 
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 239 mb (3% Recovery) 

Recorded January/February 1974 at Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England
*Spring 1975 WLIR 92.7 Radio Broadcast.

TRACKLIST:

1 - Trampled Underfoot (With Count)
2 - Kashmir (Instrumental With Count)
3 - Custard Pie (Alternate Version)
4 - In The Light (Alternate Mix)
5 - Swan Song (Take 1)
6 - Swan Song (Take 2)
7 - The Wanton Song*

 (total time: 35:46)


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