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SDBRD 8.8 - Good quality broadcast with some static in places, maybe some old school FM radio compression but nothing that really offends the ears. This is quite good. -
Audience 7.8 - Wonderful recording if just a touch on the compressed side (maybe FM radio?), still this is lovely! -
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Led Zeppelin 1970 Can Disc 1 Helsinki, Finland February 23, 1970 1. -We're Gonna Groove 2. -I Can't Quit You Baby 3. -Dazed And Confused 4. -Heartbreaker 5. -White Summer - Black Mountain Side 6. -Since I've Been Loving You 7. -Organ Solo - Thank You 8. -Moby Dick Disc 2 Helsinki Cont'd 1. -How Many More Times Medley The Hunter Boogie Chillin' Move On Down the Line Fixin' to Die Down By The Riverside The Lemon Song Be-Bop-A-Lula 2. -Whole Lotta Love February 28, 1970 KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark 3. -Dazed & Confused 4. -Heartbreaker 5. -White Summer 6. -Black Mountain Side - Midnight Moonlight Disc 3 Copenhagen Cont'd 1. -Since I've Been Loving You 2. -Organ Solo 3. -Thank You 4. -Moby Dick 5. -How Many More Times 6. -Whole Lotta Love 7. -Communication Breakdown 8. -C'mon Everybody Disc 4 Copenhagen Cont'd 1. -Something Else 2. -Bring It On Home 3. -Long Tall Sally The Forum, Inglewood, California 03/27/1970 4. -Introduction 5. -We're Gonna Groove 6. -Dazed And Confused 7. -Heartbreaker 8. -Bring It On Home 9. -White Summer- Black Mountain Side 10. -Since I've Been Loving You Disc 5 Inglewood Cont'd 1. -Organ Solo 2. -Thank You 3. -What Is And What Should Never Be 4. -Moby Dick 5. -How Many More Times Medley 6. -Whole Lotta Love Disc 6 Inglewood Cont'd 1. -Communication Breakdown - Ending Announcement Raliegh, North Carolina, Dorten Arena April, 7th, 1970 2. -We're Gonna Groove 3. -Dazed And Confused 4. -Heartbreaker 5. -Bring It On Home 6. -White Summer - Black Mountain Side 7. -Since I've Been Loving you Disc 7 Raliegh Cont'd 1. -Organ Solo 2. -Thank You 3. -What Is And What Should Never Be 4. -Moby Dick Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ April 18, 1970 5. -We're Gonna Groove 6. -Dazed and Confused 7. -Heartbreaker 8. -Bring It On Home 9. -White Summer Disc 8 Phoenix Cont'd 1. -Organ Solo - Thank You 2. -Moby Dick 3. -Whole Lotta Love 17 August 1970 Hampton Roads Coliseum Hampton, Virginia 4. -Immigrant Song 5. -Heartbreaker Disc 9 Hampton Cont'd 1. -Dazed & Confused 2. -Bring It On Home 3. -That's The Way 4. -Bron-Y-Aur 5. -Since I've Been Loving You Disc 10 Hampton Cont'd 1. -Organ Solo - Thank You 2. -What Is And What Should Never Be 3. -Moby Dick 4. -Whole Lotta Love Medley -Feel So Good Tonight -Boogie Chillun' -I'm Moving On 5. -Communication Breakdown - Good Times Bad Times April 12, 1970 Bloomington, MN. 6. -Bring It On Home -
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Led Zeppelin 1973 Can Disc 1 Mobile Alabama 5-13-1973 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 Mobile Cont'd 1. -Dazed & Confused 2. -Stairway To Heaven 3. -Moby Dick Disc 3 Buffalo, New York Memorial Auditorium 7-15-73 1. -Rock & Roll 2. -Celebration Day 3. -Black Dog 4. -Over the Hills & Far Away 5. -Misty Mountain Hop 6. -Since I've Been Loving You 7. -No Quarter 8. -The Song Remains the Same Disc 4 Buffalo Cont'd 1. -The Rain Song 2. -Dazed & Confused 3. -Stairway to Heaven Disc 5 Seattle 1973-07-17 1. -Intro 2. -Rock and Roll 3. -Celebration Day 4. -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 10. -Rain Song Disc 6 Seattle 1973-07-17 Cont'd 1. -Dazed and Confused 2. -Stairway to Heaven Disc 7 Madison Square Garden 1973-07-27 1. -Stairway to Heaven 2. -Moby Dick 3. -Heartbreaker 4. -Whole Lotta Love 5. -The Ocean Disc 8 Chicago 1973-07-06 1. -Rock and 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 Disc 9 Chicago 1973-07-06 Cont'd 1. The Rain Song 2. Dazed and Confused 3. Stairway to Heaven Disc 10 Chicago 1973-07-06 Cont'd 1. -Moby Dick 2. -Heartbreaker 3. -Whole Lotta Love 4. -Communication Breakdown -
Soundboard 9.1 - A newly discovered tape, takes a little bit to get itself on track with some sound mix problems but they resolve during the first song (sometimes appearing here and there for a second or two later on). The band is very tight, a strong performance, you will wish we had the rest of the show, but it’s great we have this. Led Zeppelin University Arena, University of New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Wednesday May 23rd, 1973 Track List: 01. Celebration Day [03:48] 02. Black Dog [05:36] 03. Misty Mountain Hop [04:56] 04. Since I've Been Loving You [08:45] 05. No Quarter [11:20] -
Audience 8.2 - This is a good recording, clear and pretty strong when the levels are right, but there’s the rub. The sound levels occasionally drop a notch lower throughout the course of the set, ultimately they do settle into a predictable place which is fine, think of it like listening along when suddenly they hit the overdrive pedal. When that happens, it gets VERY good for a while. Well worth having this despite that. -
Audience 7.0–7.4 - Muddled, distant and lacking in separation of instruments, this is for completists only. To be fair, the mud does clear somewhat and some remastering has allowed us to hear reasonably clear lead guitar and higher frequencies that are not residing down where the tape distortion is, so for instance songs like Stairway To Heaven are like sun rays peaking through, so I gave this a spread rating which is more realistic. -
Audience 8.7 - A new tape discovery and it is a good one, although not without some bumps and bruises. The tape is incomplete, missing at least the last 1/3 of the show (if judging by similar set lists from the time). The taper is close, and the sound is raw, powerful, and clear. The first few minutes are bumpy, but the tape smooths out for the majority of the show. The band is firing on all cylinders, much like the following month’s Texas Pop Festival performance. A great find! Led Zeppelin July 5th, 1969 Atlanta International Raceway Hampton, Georgia 01 Train Kept A Rollin' 02 I Can't Quit You Baby 03 Dazed And Confused 04 White Summer 05 You Shook Me Notes: This is from a 1st gen reel, the masters are presumed lost. The rest of the show was taped, but was accidentally erased. -
Audience 7.0-8.0 - Muffled sounding, but this tape has been cleaned up a lot since I heard it oh about 30 years ago! Once your ears adjust it sounds a heck of a lot better than the first minute, the tape does improve some, in fact by the second song it’s a whole point better! -
Audience 8.6 - This is a very good recording where all I can say is I wanted more guitar…but Bonzo is furious and drums sound heavy, bass is POUNDING without booming, and Plant rides it all with a reasonably clear and present vocal that kind of seems like it’s floating like cream above the sound. All in all I have to say this is pretty righteous for a 1972 aud. tape. Recommended! LED ZEPPELIN BALTIMORE CIVIC CENTER BALTIMORE MARYLAND JUNE-11-1972 CD 1 1 -IMMIGRANT SONG 2 -HEARTBREAKER 3 -OUT ON THE TILES INTRO - BLACK DOG 4 -SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU 5 -STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN 6 -GOING TO CALIFORNIA 7 -THATS THE WAY 8 -TANGERINE 9 -BRON-Y-AUR STOMP CD 2 1 -DAZED AND CONFUSED (THE CRUNGE - WALTERS WALK - MARS THE BRINGER OF WAR, ECT.) 2 -WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE 3 -MOBY DICK CD 3 1 -WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (BOOGIE CHILLEN'- I NEED YOUR LOVE TONIGHT - HELLO MARY LOU - HEARTBREAK HOTEL - GOING DOWN - GOING DOWN SLOW - THE SHAPE I'M IN) 2 -ROCK AND ROLL 3 -COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN -
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 7.5 - A SUPREMELY upgraded source from the one we have had to suffer through for years. This being one of Zep’s most historic concerts too! A MUST HAVE! -
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Audience 7.3 - This is a big upgrade to my ears. It used to be abysmal, now you can hear everything. Explosive and violent show, the band is ripping. Tapers can be heard sometimes but it adds to the weird atmosphere. -
Volume 1: Audience 7.4 - Noisy and a bit cluttered with some clappers nearby. That being said, the remastering has brought out much more of the music and it can be enjoyed. -
Volume 2: Audience 7.6-7.8 - Noisy and a bit cluttered with some clappers nearby. That being said, the remastering has brought out much more of the music and it can be enjoyed. -
Complete Set (Volume 1,2,3) - Each volume comes in its own gate-fold cover Vol. 1 - Audience 7.4 / Vol 2 - Audience 7.6-7.8 / Vol 3 - Soundboard 9.1 Noisy and a bit cluttered with some clappers nearby. That being said, the remastering has brought out much more of the music and it can be enjoyed. -
Volume 3: Soundboard 9.1 - Noisy and a bit cluttered with some clappers nearby. That being said, the remastering has brought out much more of the music and it can be enjoyed. -
Audience 7.5 - Not bad just a tad loud, and a bit crowded in the middle of the spectrum. (first night 9-13-71) -
Audience 8.5 - Much brighter and open than the previous night. Also loud but well balanced. (second night 9-14-71) -
Audience 7.4 - This is a pretty loud tape, not the clearest or the most dynamic either, but if you are looking for a powerful wall of sound Zep show this is it! Incredibly brutal, the force of the bands’ sound is stunning. -
Audience 7.3 - A little on the crispy side, with a lot of cymbal and high hat in the mix, but overall I think you can just equalize to taste and it is just fine. -
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Led Zeppelin, Birmingham Odeon December 16, 1972, Birmingham, England Disc 1 1. -Rock And 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-Y-Aur Stomp 8. -The Song Remains The Same 9. -The Rain Song Disc 2 1. -Dazed and Confused 2. -Stairway To Heaven 3. -Whole Lotta Love (Medley) 4. -HeartbreakerAudience 8.0 - One of those “back to the clubs” gigs where you assume, because Zep were so loud, that any recording of them in a small club would sound like crap. This one is not crap, you can clearly enjoy each member as the separation of instruments is actually very good, in fact the bass notes are distinct here. The mix is good, the sound is decent, the performance is very good. I see no reason why not to have this. -
Audience 8.8 - This old tape is fascinating, and frustrating. The “DJ” is a guy who seems to work for a local radio station who somehow got to broadcast this show – but my spidey sense says it’s not actually what went down. This is a ruse to get the tape machine into the venue, I am willing to bet money on it. So, he’s in the venue but to keep up appearances he does station ID’s periodically (almost every song) and because of his cheap recorder, the station id he does just sounds like a loud sonic swoosh (thankfully they are real short). Zep are in good form but fight constantly against poor PA which makes for a very interesting evening and a unique tape. One thing I want to point out is that because of the weird PA problems, it seems Page is getting much more feedback than normal and it causes him to sound much more psychedelic and I actually enjoyed that very much. Led Zeppelin Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto, Ontario September, 4th, 1971 Audience + Soundboard Recordings Disc One 1) Immigrant Song * (Cuts In Slightly) 2) Heartbreaker * (Cuts Out) 3) Since I've Been Loving You * (Cuts In Slightly, Cuts Out) 4) Black Dog * (Cuts In, Cuts Out) 5) Dazed And Confused * (Cuts In, Cuts Out) 6) Stairway To Heaven + (Cuts In Slightly) 7) Celebration Day + 8) That's The Way + 9) Going To California + Disc Two 1) What Is And What Should Never Be + 2) Moby Dick + 3) Whole Lotta Love * (Medley) (Cuts In, Cuts Out) Includes: - Boogie Chillen - My Baby Left Me - Mess O'The Blues - You Shook Me 4) Communication Breakdown * ( Cuts In, Cuts Out) 5) Organ Solo * (Cuts In) 6) Thank You * *: Audience Recording +: Soundboard Recording -
Audience 8.5 - We all are aware that this tape is not spectacular quality, it does what it needs to do and that is present a document of a great evening for Led Zeppelin. It’s quite magical in many respects, and really I think the quality is not disappointing considering some re-mastering of the tape has been done and it helps. Still this is worth having for history and for how good the band is playing. Led Zeppelin Bonzo's Birthday Party The Forum Inglewood, California 1973-05-31 Disc 1 01.Introduction 02.Rock And Roll 03.Celebration Day 04.Black Dog 05.Over The Hills And Far Away 06.Misty Mountain Hop 07.Since I've Been Loving You 08.No Quarter 09.The Song Remains The Same 10.The Rain Song Disc 2 01.Dazed And Confused 02.Stairway To Heaven Disc 3 01.MC 02.Moby Dick 03.Hapy Birthday To You 04.Heartbreaker 05.Whole Lotta Love Medley 06.The Ocean 07.Communication Breakdown -
Audience 8.7 - This is the one that every self respecting Zep head HAS to have, and probably already does. That being said, if you don’t have it, and maybe you are not a huge Zep person or maybe you are new to the live Led Zep world, do yourself a favor and get this now. It’s only one of the most legendary gigs ever captured on tape. -
Audience 8.3 - A good and clear tape for the time period. Might be struggling to get the separation of instruments during really intense moments but you can really get into this one for sure. -
Audience 7.1 - Not a super clear tape, a little noise, a little distant, but all that said the guitar and Plant are front of the house to your ears. This is not that bad, but it is a concert hall reverb type experience to some degree. -
Audience 7.7 - This show does not overwhelm the listener in any dynamic range but what it does is capture in relatively good quality all the way through with no surprises. It’s very good, but does not call to your attention that much. Still if you are collecting them all, this one will be a great addition! -
Audience 7.1–7.5 - A tape that changes slightly in certain spots getting a little better than before. Plant sounds great, Jimmy is taking the solos to new improvised territory during this time. Listen to the bit before the solo break in Heartbreaker. Short, but very different than the familiar little runs he usually did. -
Soundboard 9.0 - Crunchy and clear, with super duper guitar tone right up in your face. Spectacular but sometimes so much power all occupying the middle frequency makes you want more low end, so add it with Equalizer and you are good to go mate. -
Audience 7.4 - Partial show -
Audience 7.3 - Starting off rough, this EXPLOSIVE concert gets clearer until it is mildly satisfactory but that isn’t the real story here – the band is only on their 2nd show of the new year and they are roaring like hungry lions. Earthshaking intensity, which the poor taper struggles to capture properly. Should be in your collection for posterity. Remastered and upgraded! -
Soundboard 8.8 - Deep and rich lows, and nicely detailed highs are the hallmarks of what I consider to be one of the better 1980 shows the band performed. -
Audience 7.5 - Kind of middle of the road as far as dynamics in the recording, but the big plus is that every instrument is heard, with nothing rising above or falling underneath the mid-range ceiling. Pushing volume up really high will bring some of the inherent sonic limitation into the picture, which is lurking about but not intruding until you push it. What you can really get into here is the absolutely packed set list, and a more extended Good Times Bad Times than was typical at the time. Really, this is something even the average Zep fan might find interesting. -
Soundboard 9.3 - Good separation of instruments, bass is accurate and detailed, guitar crisp and biting, vocals strong and clean. Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1973.07.15 Venue: Buffalo Memorial Auditorium Location: Buffalo, New York USA Disc 1 01. Rock And Roll 02. Celebration Day 03. Black Dog 04. Over The Hills And 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 Disc 2 01. Dazed And Confused (incl. San Francisco) 02. Stairway To Heaven Disc 3 (Original Soundboard Recording) 01. Rock And Roll 02. Celebration Day 03. Black Dog 04. Over The Hills And 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 -
Audience 8.0 - In this particular case, the rating doesn’t say anything about how amazing this tape is. Sure, it’s not glorious hi-fi with ultra-wide dynamic range, but it is actually much more than that. It’s just, pure magic. Short, yes, it’s not complete by a long shot and I am a little sad we don’t have the rest, but what we do have is proof of why Zeppelin took off after touring the States in ’69. I can’t imagine what people were thinking at this show. They could not have ever gotten anything as monumental as this from any local artist or 2nd tier touring act. This is indescribable; I can’t even find the right words. Page and Plant are killing it, in perfect unison, playing the best live versions of these tunes I think I have ever heard, approaching the majesty of the Fillmore West 4-27-69 but not as clear (obviously). The guitar tone is similar, with that funky echoplex delay sound especially on You Shook Me which launches into another dimension. The sound, at first, you might be dismayed, but stick with it. By the time you get a couple minutes in, you will be mesmerized. It’s an 8.0 that you’ll listen to a few more times for the lesson Page and Plant give in how to hypnotize an audience. The Kinetic Circus, Chicago, IL. 2-07-1969- Train Kept A Rollin'
- You Shook Me
- Communication Breakdown
- As Long As I Have You
- Fresh Garbage
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SDBRD 9.2 Excellent of course with some early pegging of the meters that gets worked out pretty quickly. I like where the bass is in this mix. -
Soundboard 9.8 - Precise and perfect, tremendous! -
Audience 6.6 - Almost abysmal, but for the fact that you can actually hear the band playing. I am harsh, I have heard worse. It is for collectors only – and has its place since it is a pretty uncommon recording from a great tour. Artwork is great on this, it is worth having but someone really should clean this up a bit. -
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Audience 7.3 - A tape new to the collectors, it is not without its limitations but it is audible. Without the re-mastering I would not recommend it on any level but for its rarity, however, it is now listenable (as if a layer of grime was wiped away). -
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Audience 7.3 - A newer tape source here, still average but features much better definition so there’s much to be gained by upgrading. Page seems to tune up frequently so I wonder if there were temperature problems or other? Interesting beginning to Heartbreaker here, never heard that intro before.