• Audience 7.7 - Kind of loud and gritty but one heck of a powerful show and recording it is. We're used to pristine boards and this is not that, but there is a lot to be had from listening to such an in your face recording as this. Fun Fun Fun!
  • Audience 8.5 - Do not judge this show by the first song, just skip past it in fact. Tape gets MUCH better and is rather enjoyable, good presence on the guitar and Plant doesn’t even need a P.A. but show does end prematurely as Robert has a little issue with staying conscience. Led Zeppelin Arizona Coliseum Phoenix, AZ 1970.04.18 Disc 1 01 -We're Gonna Groove 02 -Dazed And Confused 03 -Heartbreaker 04 -Bring It On Home 05 -White Summer - Black Mountain Side 06 -Organ Solo - Thank You Disc 2 07 -Moby Dick 08 -Whole Lotta Love Show ends early. After Whole Lotta Love JP comes out and says that as everyone was leaving the stage, RP collapsed and a doctor has been called and that the show is over.
  • Both Nights Vastly improved because you now get as complete a show as possible with the two source merge using the audience and the soundboard sources. The second show is pretty decent audience, around 7.8 really but it’s very interesting to get the back to back performances to hear the differences.
  • Audience 8.7 - Pretty crisp and clear especially Page, who shines in this performance.
  • Soundboard 9.5 and Audience 7.8 - Well, there you have it. You go from first to worst, thankfully most of the show is the board tape which is stellar.  For the sake of completeness, the not so great audience source fills in the missing bits and I for one don’t mind that at all. I’d rather have the whole show. Led Zeppelin 1971-09-28 Festival Hall Osaka, Japan Disc 1: 01 Intro 02 Immigrant Song 03 Heartbreaker 04 Since I've Been Loving You 05 Black Dog 06 Dazed And Confused Disc 2: 01 Stairway To Heaven 02 Please Please Me 03 From Me To You 04 Celebration Day 05 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 06 That's The Way 07 Going To California 08 We Shall Overcome 09 Tangerine 10 Down By The Riverside 11 What Is and What Should Never Be 12 Moby Dick Disc 3: 01 Whole Lotta Love 02 C'mon Everybody 03 High Heeled Sneakers 04 Communication Breakdown
  • Soundboard 9.6 - A legendary, and I mean indispensable recording of the mighty Zep in their prime. This particular version of this well-traveled show is actually a matrix of the newly surfaced soundboard and the excellent audience tape. How sweet it is! (Second night 9-29-71)
  • Audience 7.4 - A little cluttered in the middle, volume pushed to max – but not that bad and quite historical given the fact it’s the first show in Osaka which was a legendary stand of concerts back in ’71.   (first night 9-28-71)
  • 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 8.7 - A show I remember listening to as a teenager having bought the 3LP bootleg which was referred to as Offenbach. This sounds pretty close to that boot, maybe a touch better coming from a tape source, which means it’s pretty decent. Led Zeppelin Orthenauhalle Offenburg, Germany March, 24th, 1973 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 Two: 1) Dazed And Confused (Includes: "San Francisco") 2) Stairway To Heaven 3) Whole Lotta Love (Medley) Includes: - Cold Sweat - Everybody Needs Somebody To Love - Boogie Chillen - Baby, I Don't Care - Let's Have A Party - I Can't Quit You Baby - The Lemon Song 4) Heartbreaker  
  • Audience 8.6 - A new tape to circulation and a most welcomed one. It’s certainly quite different and for Zep collectors will be analyzed incessantly and be shown as a “keeper” for many reasons. Sound quality is a little hissy but surprisingly clear and without mud. Dynamically it’s not going to shatter any records but let me tell you for what this is, it offers a fascinating window into a hard-working touring band making yet another tour stop in some out of the way, random Scandinavian town nobody has ever heard of. Led Zeppelin Fyens Forum Odense, Denmark 1971.05.04 Disc 1 01. -Intro 02. -Immigrant Song 03. -Heartbreaker 04. -Since I've Been Loving You 05. -Dazed And Confused Disc 2 06. -Black Dog 07. -Stairway to Heaven 08. -Going To California 09. -That's The Way 10. -What Is And What Should Never Be Disc 3 1. Crowd - Tuning 11. -Four Sticks 12. -Gallows Pole 13. -Whole Lotta Love (medley) --Boogie Mama --That's Alright Mama --My Baby Left Me --Mess O' Blues --Honey Bee --Sugar Mama Blues --Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You --Kind Hearted Woman Blues 14. -Communication Breakdown  
  • Audience 8.1 - A very decent and clear recording from maybe midway back of the hall. Show is fantastic, and the recording sufficiently documents this event.
  • Audience 7.5 - Could be a low generation tape for this source. Some minor phasing issues but pretty clear though; Band is in fine form.
  • Audience 7.8 - Bonham is the star of this show, he sounds great. The recording, while not offering too much in the way of dynamics, does present enough separation of instruments to appreciate the performance.
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    Led Zeppelin – Northwest 1975 Canister (13 CD’s)

    Original price was: $85.00.Current price is: $75.00.
    Led Zeppelin 1975 Can  (all SDBRD) 1975.03.17 Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, Washington, USA Disc 1 1. Rock and Roll 2. Sick Again 3. Over the Hills and Far Away 4. In My Time Of Dying 5. The Song Remains the Same 6. The Rain Song 7. Kashmir Disc 2 1. No Quarter 2. Trampled Under Foot 3. Moby Dick Disc 3 1. Dazed and Confused 2. Stairway to Heaven 3. Whole Lotta Love 4. Black Dog 3.19.1975 Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC. Canada Disc 4 1. -Rock And Roll 2. -Sick Again 3. -Over The Hills And Far Away 4. -In My Time Of Dying 5. -The Song Remains The Same 6. -The Rain Song 7. -Kashmir Disc 5 1. -No Quarter 2. -Trampled Underfoot 3. -Moby Dick Disc 6 1. -Dazed And Confused 2. -Stairway To Heaven 3. -Whole Lotta Love 4. -Black Dog 3.20.1975 Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC. Canada Disc 7 1. -Rock And Roll 2. -Sick Again 3. -Over The Hills And Far Away 4. -In My Time Of Dying 5. -The Song Remains The Same 6. -The Rain Song 7. -Kashmir Disc 8 1. -No Quarter 2. -Trampled Underfoot 3. -Moby Dick Disc 9 1. -Dazed And Confused 2. -Stairway To Heaven 3. -Whole Lotta Love 4. -Heartbreaker 1975.03.21 Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, Washington, USA Disc 10 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. -The Rain Song Disc 11 01. -Kashmir 02. -No Quarter 03. -Since I've Been Loving You 04. -Trampled Underfoot Disc 12 01. -Moby Dick 02. -Dazed And Confused (incl. Woodstock) Disc 13 01. -Stairway To Heaven 02. -Whole Lotta Love (incl. The Crunge) 03. -Black Dog 04. -Communication Breakdown 05. -Heartbreaker
  • Audience 8.6 - A fantastic early recording of the band during their summer rock festival circuit tour. These are some of their most fiery performances, playing in front of huge festival crowds where there is palpable kinetic energy, and this show really delivers! At times, taper seems to move to different spots and so the sound occasionally fades but then comes back strong again.
  • Audience 6.9 - This tape is not a lost cause, although it is subdued and a touch muddy, you get enough in this to still appreciate the bands fury at this time in their career.
  • Soundboard 9.8 - This is a new phenomenon in the modern era of bootlegs. The producers have taken the soundboard from this legendary show and given it an AI powered multi-band compression re-mastering and it’s night and day. Not only that but also a meticulous editing to present what SHOULD have been officially released to the public and if I were Jimmy, well, I would steal this and package it and sell it ha ha! It’s that good.

    LED ZEPPELIN THE GOAT GARDEN TAPES MADISON SQUARE GARDEN July 28, 1973 DISC ONE 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 TWO 01. Dazed And Confused 02. Stairway To Heaven 03. Moby Dick DISC THREE 01. Heartbreaker 02. Whole Lotta Love 03. The Ocean

  • Soundboard 9.5 - Magnifique! Love the cool panning during Dazed.
  • Audience 7.6 - Listenable, and a pretty good jamming show!
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    LED ZEPPELIN – Nassau Coliseum, NY. 2-14-75 (3CD)

    Original price was: $28.49.Current price is: $26.49.
    Soundboard 9.8  - Another example of why collectors consider these two shows (this and the previous night) as Zeppelin at the absolute top of their game. Thankfully captured from the board in mind numbingly good quality both sonically and mix-wise.
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    LED ZEPPELIN – Nassau Coliseum, NY. 2-13-75 (3CD)

    Original price was: $28.49.Current price is: $26.49.
    Soundboard 9.8  - You can’t do much better than these, mainly because the board tape itself is full of life and expertly mixed in contrast to other more sterile boards. The other is because the band is firing on all cylinders, and taking improvisation to dizzying heights as evidence by the No Quarter, Dazed and Confused marathon improve sections.
  • Audience 8.5 - Great atmosphere on this one, and the capture is solid if just a touch of high end break up that I found did not annoy me or detract at all. You might detect it more the louder you play this, but the levels here are pretty high as it is so it sounds loud even if you don’t have it turned up high. It’s a great show. Get it!
  • Audience 8.8 - Good solid tape, very nice atmosphere and kind of cool to hear the audience’s pleasant cheering when a song begins. A wonderful tape.
  • Audience 7.9 - A very bright, brassy tape. Kind of really captures the “realness” of the live PA sound at the gig. Very much one of those recordings that puts you at the show.
  • Audience 7.4 - A rowdy audience, kind of distant sound, a little murky but you can tell what is going on. You can even hear each instrument, so it is not THAT bad. Tapers do get a bit carried away at times. The show is brilliant, the band is just killing it.
  • Both Shows: Early Show - Audience 7.2 - The lesser of the two shows, but the performance is strong, you’ll know they mean business after the first 30 seconds of Immigrant Song! Late Show - Audience 7.7 - Several notches cleaner and stronger than the early show, but both are worth your time.
  • Audience 8.6 - This is what I would consider a must have. The recording progressively gets better, the show does too. The show! Man oh man! This is what collecting Zep is all about. Get this!
  • Audience 8.8 - What is a rating anyway? When it comes to a gig like this, it’s almost irrelevant. Look, just get this and you will know what I mean. Even the band would probably direct you to grab this one.
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    LED ZEPPELIN – Montreal 1975 (3CD)

    Original price was: $28.49.Current price is: $26.49.
    Audience 8.1 - I was expecting the worst when I became aware of this recently surfaced show, but to my surprise it isn’t all that bad. It’s lacking some depth and low end but it is clear, and close, and shows some detail. It’s a fine recording, and if you have a subwoofer, well there ya go.
  • Audience 8.4 - An incredibly loud tape, bordering on catastrophe but not quite going over the red line of doom. What I mean is, the tape is just way overloaded, but it hangs together miraculously just enough to be able go ahead and listen through…although at times it’s so intense you just have to turn the volume down a bit. Now, when you get to, say, The Rain Song – yeah, the tape shines…it’s just that kind of tape. NOTE: After the tape flip in Rain Song, the taper seems to have been able to dial down the recording level a little bit, it seems to get a little more manageable. Led Zeppelin Milwaukee Arena Milwaukee, WI 1973.07.10 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 10 -Dazed And Confused 11 -Stairway To Heaven 12 -Moby Dick

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