Audience 8.6 - A very decent recording that may be slightly distant but is real clear and not boomy, rather there is a pretty inviting bottom end and sharp highs – it’s the middle frequency that is not as present which is not generally the case. The taper is in the brawling midst of the action on the floor and you really do feel a part of their excitement during the concert. I would say this is kind of immersive in that sense, and not annoyingly so either. A fun tape, I was sucked into it at times and could not extract myself. I had fun hearing all the goings on including the band…ha! Side Note: Jimmy is not having a night to remember…ah well. LED ZEPPELIN The Myriad Oklahoma City, OK. April 3rd 1977 Disc 1 1 -Tune-Up 2 -The Song Remains The Same 3 -Sick Again 4 -Nobody's Fault But Mine 5 -In My Time Of Dying 6 -Since I've Been Loving You 7 -No Quarter 8 -Ten Years Gone Disc 2 9 -The Battle Of Evermore 10 -Going To California 11 -Black Country Woman 12 -Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 13 -White Summer 14 -Kashmir 15 -Over The Top Disc 3 16 -Guitar Solo 17 -Achilles Last Stand 18 -Stairway To Heaven 19 -Rock And Roll 20 -Trampled Underfoot

Audience 8.1 - An old, very fragile tape was found and YEARS of grime and muck were removed to reveal a little bit of music. Still, on the scale of things Zeppelin, this tape is for completists only. Thankfully though it exists and has been wrapped in a very fine looking package. It deserves at least that much. Funny thing though, in listening to this, the bass is clear comparatively speaking and has a brassy, round sound that allows you to hear the notes he is playing. It’s not just a rumbling “low end” mess here, and so I appreciated that. Super excited audience also helps propel the recording a little bit. LED ZEPPELIN Baltimore Civic Center Baltimore, Maryland July 23rd 1973 Disc 1 1 -Tune Up 2 -Rock And Roll 3 -Celebration Day 4 -Bring It On Home Intro - Black Dog 5 -Over The Hills And Far Away 6 -Misty Mountain Hop 7 -Since I've Been Loving You 8 -No Quarter 9 -The Song Remains The Same Disc 2 10 -The Rain Song 11 -Dazed And Confused (inc.San Francisco - Mars The Bringer Of War) 12 -Stairway To Heaven Disc 3 13 -Moby Dick 14 -Heartbreaker (with Bouree) 15 -Whole Lotta Love (inc. Gallows Pole - Boogie Chillun) 16 -The Ocean 17 -After Show  

Audience 9.7 - If you were previously unaware of this tape, get ready for a supersonic blast of low down and dirty twin guitar American Blues Rock and Roll like you won’t believe. I don’t know how it can much better than this, I mean, it’s like you’re sitting right in front of the stage. (please be aware there is a very loud whistle blast after Boney Maroney...you've been warned!) JOHNNY WINTER City Park Stadium New Orleans, LA 1975-06-07 01-Tuning > Intro > Rock And Roll People (7:23) 02-Roll With Me (6:45) 03-Boney Maronie (6:59) 04-Sweet Papa John (15:54) 05-Jumpin Jack Flash (7:49) 06-It's All Over Now > band intros (4:30) Johnny Winter - guitar & vocals Randy Jo Hobbs - bass & vocals Floyd Radford - rhythm guitar Richard Hughes - drums 1st act on a triple bill with Suzie "Naked Under Leather" Quatro & Alice Cooper - 21,274 record outdoor attendance in New Orleans, $166,432 record box office receipts  

FM Broadcast 9.5 - This is kind of like the Red Bull of rock in the mid 80’s. In hindsight, you could say it was cool that even when these guys had some very anthemic rock numbers (and some with cheesy lyrics), they at least had a heavier approach to the music. The sound quality is excellent here and it seems to me if you have any interest in mid 80’s hard rock/aor/metal, this band would be and should be on your radar and then by extension you would seek out something like this FM broadcast. Keel Harpo's WLLZ Live Broadcast - FM Detroit, MI March 8, 1985 1. Back to the City 2. Electric Love 3. Speed Demon 4. Lay Down the Law 5. Easier Said than Done 6. Princess of Illusion 7. So Many Girls So Little Time 8. Til Hell Freezes Over 9. Rock and Roll Animal 10. Cold Day in Hell 11. The Right to Rock/Band Intros 12. Lets Spend the Night Together 13. You're the Victim (I'm the Crime) 14. Backstage interview with Ron Keel and Doug Podell

Soundboard and TV 9.3/8.8 - The first two discs are by and large excellent and clear but the last disc is more subdued, still soundboard but the source has aged more and the signal is less bright. Great to listen to, all three discs have a lot to offer. Neil Young Various Dates & Venues "Neil Young - 1970-71 Solo Tour"   Disc 1 === 1971-02-23 BBC Television Theatre, Shepherd's Bush, London, England === 01. Out On The Weekend 02. Old Man 03. Journey Through The Past 04. Heart Of Gold 05. Don't Let It Bring You Down 06. A Man Needs A Maid 07. Love In Mind 08. Dance Dance Dance === 1970-02-19 KQED TV Studios, San Francisco, California === 09. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere 10. Everybody's Alone 11. Dance Dance Dance 12. On The Way Home 13. Wonderin' 14. Sugar Mountain Disc 2: === 1971-02-27 Royal Festival Hall, London, England === 01. On The Way Home 02. Tell Me Why 03. Old Man 04. Journey Through The Past 05. Cowgirl In The Sand 06. The Bridge 07. The Loner 08. Don't Let It Bring You Down 09. See The Sky About To Rain 10. Out On The Weekend 11. I Am A Child 12. Ohio 13. Love In Mind 14. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 15. Heart Of Gold 16. A Man Needs A Maid 17. Harvest 18. The Needle And The Damage Done 19. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing 20. Dance Dance Dance 21. Expecting To Fly Disc 3 === 1970-12-04 late show, Carnegie Hall, New York, New York === 01. Cinnamon Girl 02. Wonderin' 03. Helpless 04. Southern Man 05. After The Goldrush 06. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong 07. Birds === 1971-01-16 late show, Auditorium Theater, Chicago, Illinois === 08. Love In Mind === 1970-12-04 late show, Carnegie Hall, New York, New York === 09. Bad Fog Of Loneliness === 1971-01-21 early show, Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts === 10. On The Way Home 11. Tell Me Why 12. There's A World 13. A Man Needs A Maid / Heart Of Gold 14. Down By The River === 1971-02-01 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, California === 15. Sugar Mountain 16. I Am A Child

Audience 8.5 - A little dark tone here, and some lack of clarity but not the kind you normally associate with an audience tape (especially one recorded in this notoriously cavernous sounding hall). This tape is actually one of the better audience tapes I’ve heard from Carnegie Hall. James Gang Carnegie Hall NYC 5/15/71 Disc One - 46:37 1. Funk #49 2. Ashtonpark 3. Stop 4. You're Gonna Need Me 5. Take A Look Around 6. Tend My Garden 7. White Man, Black Man 8. Thanks 9. Garden Gate 10. Again Disc Two - 46:30 1. The Ashes, The Rain, And I 2. Walk Away 3. Woman 4. Lost Woman 5. Johnny B. Goode 6. The Bomber

Soundboard 9.6 - So, not every show of the ’74 tour was a train wreck and this should be proof of that. Sure, Clapton occasionally blurts stuff out, sometimes during a song, but performance-wise this is stellar. Sound quality is near perfect. Eric Clapton Title: The Saint Louis Blues Dates: July 25, 1974 Venue: Henry W. kiel Municipal Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri, US. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Disc.1 01: Smile 02: Can't Find My Way Home 03: I Shot The Sheriff 04: You Don't Love Me 05: Badge 06: Tell The Truth Disc.2 01: Willie And The Hand Jive 02: Get Ready (false start) 03: Get Ready (full version) 04: Layla ----------------------------------------------------------------- Band Lineup: Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals George Terry: Guitar Dick Sims: Keyboards Jamie Oldaker: Drums Carl Radle: Bass Yvonne Elliman: Backing Vocals  

Soundboard 9.5 - This is a brilliant recording, razor sharp and electric at a time when most music was becoming rather lame. Not saying Pat Benatar did not have her share of radio friendly numbers, but even those featured good, solid rock guitar that did not resemble anything else offered by mainstream top 40 at that time (aside for maybe The Cars and Foreigner…and Cheap Trick). Pat Benatar 1980-08-15, San Francisco, CA [FM] The Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA August 15, 1980 FM Broadcast Total Time = 57:30 Set list 01 Intro 02 I Need A Lover (John Mellencamp cover) 03 Treat Me Right 04 We Live For Love 05 I'm Gonna Follow You (Billy Thermal cover) 06 Out of Touch 07 You Better Run (The Young Rascals cover) 08 Hit Me With Your Best Shot (Eddie Schwartz cover) 09 In The Heat Of The Night (Smokie cover) 10 Little Paradise 11 Heartbreaker (Jenny Darren cover) 12 Band Introductions 13 No You Don't (The Sweet cover) 14 Hell Is For Children Band line-up Pat Benatar - lead vocals Neil "Spyder" Giraldo - guitar Scott St. Clair Sheets - guitar & keyboards Roger Capps - bass Myron Grombacker - drums