Thursday, May 28, 2009

June 1st...


Llamamos a todos los cubanos y no cubanos, a nuestros hermanos latinoamericanos, europeos, de todos los continentes, todos los que luchan por la Libertad en el mundo, de hacer prueba de creatividad y de energía con esta iniciativa.
Nos quedan unos días hasta el 1 de Junio para continuar cada uno de nosotros a movilizar a nuestro alrededor. Se trata de dar a conocer al mundo, por el intermediario de este modo de comunicación de Internet, la causa justa y digna de la Libertad de Cuba.

Esta movilización será una prueba de la capacidad de los cubanos a ponerse en movimiento y abandonar la resignación. Esta lucha no es solamente símbolo de la unidad y de la voluntad de todo un pueblo, sino igualmente el signo de su determinación.
Esta movilización es el preludio de otras más grandes, más decisivas, tanto en la Web como en las calles y los lugares públicos del mundo. Llegará un día en que el pueblo cubano se reunirá en los malecones de las ciudades de Cuba para reivindicar sus derechos y sus libertades fundamentales. Esto no es un sueño, es la realidad, que cada día se hace más cercana. Lo lograremos si todos unidos nos movilizamos.

No olvidemos ninguno de nosotros que ¡! el 1 de Junio tenemos una cita con la Libertad ¡! ¡! No olvidemos de seguir movilizando !! Continuemos a propagar esta movilización para el 1 de Junio con sus reivindicaciones de derechos y de libertad para Cuba.

RESISTENCIA ¡! UNION ¡!
VIVA CUBA PRONTO LIBRE ¡!




We are asking all Cubans and others, our Latin American brothers, European, people form all continents, all of you that strive to hear Freedom ring across the globe, to use your creativity and energy to help with this initiative.

There are a few days left till June 1st to get more people around us involved on this project. We are trying to let the world know by means of internet, that liberty for Cuba and its people is a just and dignified cause.

This campaign and its results, will show the world the capacity of Cubans to get moving and abandon resignation. This fight is not just a symbol of unity and desire of the people of Cuba , but equally a sign of their determination.

This campaign is the prelude to bigger and more decisive campaigns in the web as well as in the streets and other public places worldwide. There will be a day when Cubans will get together in public squares around their cities to exercise their rights as citizens to decide their own destiny. It is not a dream, it is a reality that each day becomes closer with each passing day.
Let’s not forget, any of us that on June 1st, we have an appointment with Liberty . Let’s not stop mobilizing and continue to get others involved! Let’s continue with the on June 1st, let’s demand our right to Liberty for all Cubans!

Saturday, January 5, 2008

The End

Hi guys somehow the deleter found its way there also... And its apparent that its some sort of personal vendetta, so no point in going on uploading stuff if its going to get deleted within hours...
So I'm gonna take a brake from this blog thing for the time being
I want to thank everybody for the ride, all the cool feedback, and the new friends I made.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Led Zeppelin - 2007-12-10 - O2 Arena, London

Led Zeppelin
2007-12-10
O2 Arena
London
England




Slowburn master torrent #001 (All thanks to him...for being the first one to share his recording!)

DPA 4061 -> Microtracker 24/48, downsampled to 16/44 for CD use

Recorded from section 407, row J


This is not the best recording I have ever made. Not even close. Section 407 is all the way up in line with the ending of the floor. Fortunately I managed to move down from the second to last row which was considerably higher up than row J

Since this show is what it is I assume most can live without perfection for awhile. I'm sure better sources will turn up but this is listenable and will give you a great feel for the show.



101 Intro
102 Good Times Bad Times
103 Ramble On
104 Black Dog
105 In My Time Of Dying
106 For Your Life
107 Trampled Under Foot
108 Nobody's Fault But Mine
109 No Quarter

201 Since I've Been Loving You
202 Dazed And Confused
203 Stairway To Heaven
204 The Song Remains The Same
205 Misty Mountain Hop
206 Kashmir
207 crowd
208 Whole Lotta Love
209 crowd
210 Rock And Roll

Isn't this one of the most bad ass shots of Mr. Page from this show:


SNUFF are you looking for this hollowbody?


MP3 @ 320:

PART1

PART2

PART3

PART4


2nd SOURCE:

Led Zeppelin
2007-12-10
O2 Arena
London
United Kingdom

Hi people this source sounds a lot better than the previous one!

Title: "Hey, Ahmet! We Did It!"
Taper: Maia

Audience recording
Lineage: Sony ECM-719 > Belkin TuneTalk Stereo > wav > edited with Audacity > wav > converted with Trader's Little Helper > flac (level8)

This is the complete show, recorded from Block 421.

It is raw material.

Crowd and clapping noise have been left in to keep the whole feeling of the show.

101. Intro (newsreel footage from 1973, Tampa, Florida)
102. Good Times Bad Times
103. Ramble On
104. Black Dog
105. In My Time Of Dying
106. For Your Life
107. Trampled Under Foot
108. Nobody's Fault But Mine
109. No Quarter
110. Since I've Been Loving You

201. Dazed And Confused
202. Stairway To Heaven
203. The Song Remains The Same
204. Misty Mountain Hop
205. Kashmir
206. Whole Lotta Love
207. Rock and Roll

mp3 @ 320:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

3rd SOURCE:

LED ZEPPELIN

O2 Arena, London, 10 December 2007

Judging from the other recordings available it was a wise choice standing where I did, although my back did not thank me for standing for over 4 hours. The band got on stage at 9 PM exactly and finally left at 11.12 PM. There were no idiots in my vicinity and I believe that I got an excellent recording of the entire concert, and I would rate it as my best ever. Am very pleased that it was this historic show that it all worked out so well. I still cannot believe that I was there! Enjoy the show and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everybody. Really nice artwork is included, created by Paul Price, a professional graphic artist, who also created the beautiful artwork for “The Holy Grail” Earls Court 25th May 1975 DVD release.

Recorded by Jules McTrainspotter. A Trainspotter Production. Direct distribution by Royal Orleans.

Recording equipment: Sony D7 DAT recorder & Sony ECM-717 stereo microphone. Maxell DM180 DAT tape.

Location: Standing 30 yards dead centre of Jason Bonham, and about 10 yards in front of the sound crew. I use the term “sound crew” loosely, there were numerous minor problems throughout the show.

Transfer: Playback on a Fostex D-5 DAT recorder using an AES/EBU digital coaxial lead into a Fostex CR200 CD recorder. Extracted with EAC on a Plextor 48/24/48A writer to my PC.

Mastering: Fade ins and outs using Adobe Audition 3. Que stops created in CD Wave Editor 1.91. No other mastering done. This is a pure DAT to CDR upload, identical to my Master DAT.

Disc 1:

1. Good Times Bad Times
2. Ramble On
3. Black Dog
4. In My Time Of Dying
5. For Your Life
6. Trampled Under Foot
7. Nobody’s Fault But Mine
8. No Quarter
9. Since I’ve Been Loving You

Disc 2:

1. Dazed And Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven
3. The Song Remains The Same
4. Misty Mountain Hop
5. Kashmir
6. Whole Lotta Love
7. Rock And Roll



And here is the best version so far... (the one from the Kashmir sample):

Led Zeppelin
December 10th, 2007
O2 Arena - London, England
**Ahmet Ertegun Tribute**

Taper: Per
Source: Schoeps MK41s > NBOX > Edirol R-9 (24/48)
Position: FOB (approx. 15 meters ahead of sbd). Dead center.

Conversion: WAV > Soundforge 7.0b > shntool 2.0.3 > flac 1.1.2
Eq: Nothing. Some clapping is attenuated.

***This is the 16 bit version***

Disc 1:
01. (crowd) 01:55.03
02. Good Times Bad Times 03:11.03
03. Ramble On 05:43.19
04. Black Dog 06:06.38
05. In My Time Of Dying 12:09.42
06. For Your Life 06:55.37
07. Trampled Under Foot 07:00.23
08. Nobody's Fault But Mine 07:12.25
09. No Quarter 09:27.42
10. Since I've Been Loving You 08:02.46

Total: 67:43.53

Disc 2:
01. Dazed And Confused 12:46.00
02. Stairway To Heaven 08:49.22
04. Misty Mountain Hop 05:50.00
05. Kashmir 12:36.55
06. Whole Lotta Love 10:36.17
07. Rock And Roll 05:28.59

Total: 63:06.21

notes: Enjoy the show!


Friday, December 7, 2007

Led Zeppelin - 1969-10-10 - Paris

Led Zeppelin
1969-10-10
Olympia
Paris
France

"The Wanking Dog"

People this is fresh from the press, I'm sure far far better recordings will surface, but I just wanted to share mine... The show was amazing...First ever Heartbreaker, Mars the Bringer of War and the riff of Over Under Sideways Down in the middle of How Many More Times...And the Ainsley Dumbar remark and Jimmy Page being referred to as "The Wanking Dog" were just priceless (And will probably make for a great bootleg title).

People enjoy this...the boys were firing away on all cylinders this night, and the 6 interruptions by the French Dj don't matter to me...This show KICKS ASS!!!



FM recording by ZenArcher from Europe2 on 2007-12-07...this is my birthday present to all the guys that keep checking this site even when I'm doing my disapearing for weeks act! And specially dedicated to The Fatal Swiss Wanderer, Paul L. and Crater

01. Good Times Bad Times / Communication Breakdown
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Heartbreaker
04. Dazed And Confused
05. White Summer / Black Mountainside
06. You Shook Me
07. How Many More Times

PART 1

PART 2

Friday, November 30, 2007

Led Zeppelin - 1970-07-19 - Berlin

Led Zepelin
1970-07-19
Deutschlandhalle
Berlin
Germany



Review: Another German record-breaker , with the six thousand crowd being bigger than the previous three rock shows at the Deutscheiandhalle.

There were hoards of police with water-cannons ready to quell the anticipated riots, but Zeppelin left the audience too limp from the sheer excitement of the two-and-a-half hour show. Even the police were toe-tapping and hand-clapping when Robert requested it!

Led Zeppelin are really something else – they even made the tough Berlin police bop on the aisles! (July 1970)


101. Immigrant Song (ending),
102. Heartbreaker,
103. Dazed & Confused,
104. Bring It On Home,
105. Since I've Been Loving You,
106. Thank You,
107. That's The Way (fragment),
108. What Is And What Should Never Be

201. Moby Dick,
202. Whole Lotta Love
203. Communication Breakdown (fragment)


mp3 @ 320:

PART 1


PART 2

PART 3

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Led Zeppelin - 1970-06-28 - Bath Festival (dadgad)

Led Zeppelin
1970-06-28
Bath Festival
Shepton Mallet
U.K.


101. Immigrant Song
102. Heartbreaker
103. Dazed And Confused
104. Bring It On Home
105. Since I've Been Loving You
106. Organ Solo/Thank You
108. That's The Way (The Boy Next Door)
109. What Is And What Should Never Be

201. Moby Dick
202. How Many More Times
- Down By The River
- The Hunter
- Gotta Keep Moving
- Boogie Chillum
- Honey Bee
- Sweet Home Chicago
- Need Your Love Tonight
- That's Alright
- Long Distance Call Blues
- The Lemon Song
203. Whole Lotta Love
204. Communication Breakdown
205. Long Tall Sally
- Johnny B. Goode
- Rocky Road Blues
- Say Mama
- That's Alright


Review: By 8pm, it was estimated that a quarter of a million people – roughly the population of the city of Leeds – were champing at the bit awaiting Led Zeppelin.

Half-an-hour to set up – then the members of THE definitive ‘heavy’ band strode on stage – Robert Plant, looking more like Norse warrior than ever, Jimmy Page looking like Mad Dan Eccles in an ankle length overcoat and yokel’s hat over his ears, John Bonham in purple vest crouched behind his green drums and John Paul Jones in “straight” trendy gear clutched his bass guitar.

They kicked off with a new riff from their next album called “Immigrant Song”. They actually took some time to warm up the crowd, but this may have been intentional as they built up to a fantastic climax with an act lasting over three hours.


Jimmy produced his violin bow to attack the guitar strings, and John Paul was featured on Hammond organ on Since I’ve Been Loving You.

It was after John Bonham’s phenomenal drum solo – violent, aggressive and furiously fast – had brought the crowd permanently to their feet, that the real fun began!


They had contrasted their rock style with the beautiful “The First Time” (aka That’s the Way) featuring John Paul on mandolin and Jim on six-string acoustic with Robert singing in the most attractive restrained style. Now it was time for the other extreme.

A wild rock medley - How Many More Times. The crowd wouldn’t let them go. Tambourines thrown to the fans. As dusk fell and the lights flickered on the band roared into Communication Breakdown.

ANOTHER ENCORE – at 10:50pm Zeppelin had won. They had made all the hang-ups worthwhile and given the crowd a night to remember – whatever else happened. In their final minutes, they paid tribute to the masters of Rock and Roll with the songs of Little Richard, Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry. (MelodyMaker, July 1970)


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4


Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-18 - Phoenix

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-18
Arizona Coliseum
Phoenix
Arizona
USA


Good Audience
Source 2

The show is cut short due to Robert Plant feeling ill, which also ends the tour as the following night in Las Vegas is cancelled.

Jimmy Page addresses the audience after Whole Lotta Love: "You've been a fantastic audience, but there's been something happening tonight... Robert's been very ill and as he came off he's just collapsed and we've just called for a doctor. We'd really like to do more, but obviously it's impossible."


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
07. Moby Dick
08. Whole Lotta Love


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-17 - Memphis

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-17
Mid-South Coliseum
Memphis
Tennessee
U.S.A.



101. Introduction
102. We're Gonna Groove
103. Dazed & Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. Bring It On Home
106. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
107. Since I've Been Loving You
108. Organ Solo
109. Thank You

201. What Is And What Should Never Be
202. Moby Dick
203. How Many More Times
204. Whole Lotta Love
205. Outroduction


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-14 - Ottawa

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-14
Civic Centre
Ottawa
Ontario
CANADA


Audience Recording
Master > DAT

01. Heartbreaker
02. Bring It On Home
03. White Summer
04. Since I've Been Loving You
05. Thank You
06. Dazed and Confused
07. Whole Lotta Love



PART 1

PART 2


Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-09 - Tampa

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-09
Curtis Hixon Hall
Tampa
Florida
USA

Digital copy from John Tsalikes master



01. Bring It On Home
02. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
03. Since I've Been Loving You
04. Organ Solo
05. Thank You
06. What Is And What Should Never Be
07. Moby Dick
08. How Many More Times (medley)
09. Whole Lotta Love



PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-08 - Raleigh

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-08
Dorton Arena
Raleigh

Type II Cass(1st Gen)

01. We're Gonna Groove(beginning cut)
02. Dazed & Confused
03. Heartbreaker
04. Bring It On Home
05. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. Thank You
08. What Is & What Should Never Be
09. Moby Dick(cut)

Excellent show. The band is hot. Plants vocals on Dazed are a little unusual. Only Plants vocals prevent this from being Ex-/Ex quality. They have an annoying tinny edge to them.

From The Press Reports:

April 7th, 1970

Charlotte Observer reports... "Led Zeppelin to play at Coliseum tonight. The Led Zeppelin will appear at 8 tonight in the Charlotte Coliseum. The British blues-hard rock group which played Friday night to a sold-out crowd of 10,000 in Macon, Georgia will give a two hour plus concert."

There is even a picture of the ad for the show, and it states Whole Lotta Love and Livin Lovin Maid (as if those were the two main songs Zeppelin would definitely play!) Tickets were $7.00 for the good seats.

April 8th, 1970

Charlotte Observer Reports... "Review of
the show in Charlotte. Over 7,500 people turned up, with some having to leave due to the band's intensely loud sound. The band played for over two hours concluding with a song called 'When Will Be The Next Time'(!)."

April 9th, 1970

Raleigh Newspaper (Unknown Publication) Reports... "Led Zeppelin put wings on Dorton Arena, and piloted the audience on a musical tour from blues to jazz, to boogie, to pure hard rock. If this show is an example of how the music of today will be accepted in Raleigh, we can expect to see many more concerts of this type in the future. The reaction of the audience at last night's performance said so."

Review: ZEPPELIN IS LATE, LOUD, GOOD

Raleigh News and Observer
April 9, 1970 | By Gerry Ligon

Playing to an audience ranging from babes-in-arms to the "over thirty generation", Led Zeppelin put wings on Dorton Arena and piloted the audience on a musical tour from blues, to jazz, to boogie, to pure hard rock.

The performance had a very slow start. After waiting more than 45 minutes for the show to begin, the patient audience was rewarded with five minutes of ear-splitting feed back.

In order to avoid the echo within the arena, which Jimi Hendrix encountered recently, the performers had to present their music at their maximum volume. Because of this, the audience had to adjust to the powerful beat of sound.

However, anyone who arrived for the performance with a negative point of view had to be somewhat persuaded by the audience's acceptance of the reverberating sound. As in most rock concerts, each performer gave his solo.

Unlike most rock concerts, the audience spent a great portion of the show saluting the solos in standing ovations.Undoubtedly, anyone who refuses to listen to any music on his own phonograph above one-half volume, would not have lasted 30 minutes in the arena; but those who know how to listen to the rock and jazz of today were the ones who would not let the performers quit.

If this show is an example of how the music of today will be accepted in Raleigh, we can expect to see many more concerts of this type in the future. The reaction of the audience at last night's performance said so.

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PART 1

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PART 3

Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-07 - Charlotte

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-07

Independance Coliseum

Charlotte

North Carolina

USA


American Accents
(Baby Face)
101. We're Gonna Groove
102. Dazed & Confused
103. Heartbreaker
104. Bring It On Home
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side

201. Since I've Been Loving You
202. Organ Solo
203. Thank You
204. What Is And What Should Never Be
205. Moby Dick


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

Led Zeppelin - 1970-04-05 - Baltimore

Led Zeppelin
1970-04-05
Civic Center
Baltimore
Maryland
USA

source 3

101. We're Gonna Groove
102. Dazed and Confused
103. Heartbreaker
104. Bring It On Home
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
106. What Is and What Should Never Be

201. Organ Solo
202. Thank You
203. Moby Dick
204. How Many More Times
205. Whole Lotta Love

PT 1

PT 2

PT 3

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Led Zeppelin - 1970-03-29 - Houston

Led Zeppelin
1970-03-29
Hofheinz Pavillion
University Of Houston
Houston
Texas
USA


01. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
02. How Many More Times


HERE

Led Zeppelin - 1970-03-28 -

Led Zeppelin
1970-03-28
Memorial Auditorium
Dallas
Texas
USA



Texas Two Steps
TDOLZ


101. We're Gonna Groove
102. Dazed & Confused
103. Heartbreaker
104. Bring It On Home
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
106. Since I've Been Loving You
107. Organ solo/Thank You

201. What Is & What Should Never Be
202. Moby Dick

PART 1

PART 2

Led Zeppelin - 1970-03-27 - Los Angeles (2 sources)

Led Zeppelin
1970-03-27
Great Western Forum
Inglewood
Los Angeles
California
U.S.A.


Enjoy Zep

101. We're Gonna Groove
102. Dazed & Confused
103. Heartbreaker
104. Bring It On Home
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
106. Since I've Been Loving You
107. Organ Solo/Thank You
108. What Is And What Should Never Be

201. Moby Dick
202. How Many More Times
203. Whole Lotta Love
204. Communication Breakdown


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4



Led Zeppelin
1970-03-27
Great Western Forum
Inglewood
Los Angeles
California
U.S.A.

The Four Survivors


101. We're Gonna Groove
102. Dazed And Confused
103. Heartbreaker
104. Bring It On Home
105. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
106. Since I've Been Loving You
107. Organ Solo / Thank You

201. What Is And What Should Never Be
202. Moby Dick
203. How Many More Times Medley
204. Whole Lotta Love
205. Communication Breakdown



2 Open sources circulate for this legendary show: a 137 minutes source 1 (titled "Enjoy Zep") and a 109 minutes and source 2. Cyanine uses source 2, the better sounding but less complete source, as its foundation and fills the gaps with what's available from source 1. On the other hand, DAC for instance is complete on this source where it has a cut on source 1.

Source 1 has been used for BIOH, WS/BMS and SIBLY which are missing from source 2. About 7-8 minutes from source 1 are used at the end of CB as well as a few splices here and there. The taper(s) of source 1 were stoned out of their minds, witness the ""mumble, mumble, ...stoned", the "Cathy, you stoned?" comment at the end of WS / BMS and the beginning of SIBLY and their stoned banter during the last couple of minutes after the show had ended as well as Cathy giggling all over source 1. Lots of mic handling noises as well. ("Prrr... bump, bump"... several times, you can almost hear them thinking "Where's that confounded button on this stupid machine?! I can't see straight!"). Source 2 has less disturbances of this kind and sounds better as well, good call from Cyanine to use it as the main source for their release.

Hear Robert sing: "I want you to be cool, cause these men have big sticks!" at the beginning of the HMMT medley, he does his best to ease the police force down, even though things seem to get out of control at the end of the song. What a difference to the arrogant, aloof banter he engaged in at especially the '75 and to a lesser extent, the '77 big stadium, high profile shows... Quite entertaining show this is, even apart from the musical content!

The splices and fills have been quite nicely done. Presented here are 146 minutes of vintage early live Zep, doesn't get much better than this!



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PART 3

PART 4

Led Zeppelin - 1970-03-25 - Denver

Led Zeppelin
1970-03-25
Denver Coliseum
Denver
Colorado
USA

mp3 @ 320


101- We're Gonna Groove

102- I Can't Quit You

103- Dazed And Confused

104- Heartbreaker

105- Since I've Been Loving You

106- Organ solo/Thank You

201- Moby Dick

202- How Many More Times

203- Whole Lotta Love


Not a great sounding recording. This performance isn't traded around as much as many other Zep shows. Probably for the serious collectors and completists out there.
Enjoy!


HERE1


HERE2

HERE3

Led Zeppelin - 1970-03-21 - Vancouver

Led Zeppelin
1970-03-21
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver
Canada

Pb
Tarantura 2000

Retracked and speed corrected (mp3@320) No more flacs people... Apart from all the quality stuff which I know is right... my ears can not tell the difference between a flac file or a mp3 encoded at 320, if anyone claims he can hear the difference, and can submit proof that he can notice the difference with his ears... I'll consider posting flacs again...



01. We're Gonna Groove

02. Heartbreaker

03. Since I've Been Loving You

04. Organ Solo05. Thank You

06. What Is And What Should Never Be

07. Whole Lotta Love

08. Communication Breakdown/Ramble On

All tracks slowed down 5.3%.
Audacity spectral analysis was used to determine correct speed of each track. The "Change Speed' (resampling) function of Audacity was then used to correct the speed.Not sure what the original speed correction was all about (see below). It was WAY off.
Jim Mitchell
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This CD came out in 2000 on the Tarantura 2000 label out of Tokyo. It's a version of the famous Zeppelin release 'Pb' or 'Pure Blues' which has been released many many times on vinyl and CD. There have been many debates regarding where the original source came from, one theory is that it was a radio broadcast, the other is that it is a raw soundboard tape.
The big difference with this release is that it's the first time a TAPE source has been located and used. All previous releases have come from vinyl sources.
The producers of this release aquired a 2nd gen tape from an American collector who had the tape stored away since 1983. It was then speed corrected and 32-bit Re-Mastered by CoolMixMan aka Blackdog.

HERE

Sunday, August 5, 2007

Sad news from Blogland

Hi there everybody

Today I found out that one of the nicest kids in blogland passed away, a lot of you probably know his blog Citiesonflamewithrockandroll . Dirk was trully a nice guy and he ran one hell of a blog. I can say for myself and for a lot of my friends that we were amazed at the stuff he came up with, and that we discovered more than one obscure band thanx to his blog. If you don't know the blog, go there now, discover some great music, and leave a message.

bye bye Dirk


http://citiesonflamewithrockandroll.blogspot.com

Thursday, June 28, 2007

1970-03-12 - Dusseldorf

1970-03-12
Reinhalle
Dusseldorf, Germany

"Ein Traum Wird Wahr"





101. Communication Breakdown
102. I Can't Quit You Babe
103. Dazed And Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer

201. Since I've Been Loving You
202. Thank You
203. Moby Dick
204. How Many More Times
205. Whole Lotta Love (cut)

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

Raw Master (Wardour)


101. Communication Breakdown
102. I Can't Quit You
103. Dazed And Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer
106. Since I've Been Loving You


201. Thank You
202. Moby Dick
203. How Many More Times
204. Whole Lotta Love

Notes:
3rd and most complete source to date. This is the same source used for for the Reel Master release. Two major differences between this and the reel master release are the following, 1 this release hasn't been noise reduced to death causing that metallic tinish sound that is present on the reel master release, 2 this contains a significant amount more of tape hiss than the reel master release because of the lack of noise reduction. I'd say this is a solid 7 out of 10 for sound quality even with the tape hiss.


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

PART 8


Reel Masters




101. Communication Breakdown
102. I Can't Quit You Baby
103. Dazed And Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side


201. Since I've Been Loving You
202. Thank You
203. Moby Dick
204. How Many More Times
205. Whole Lotta Love


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

1970-03-11 - Hamburg

1970-03-11
Musikhalle
Hamburg


"Lili Marleen" Tarantura2000 (4CD set)




101. Opening
102. We’re Gonna Groove
103. I Can’t Quit You
104. Dazed and Confused
105. Heartbreaker
106. White Summer / Black Mountain Side

201. Since I’ve Been Loving You
202. rgan Solo / Thank You
203. Moby Dick
204. How Many More Times
205. Whole Lotta Love (end cut)



PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

1970-03-10 - Hamburg

1970-03-10
Musikhalle
Hamburg

"Lili Marleen" Tarantura2000 (4CD set)


101. We’re Gonna Groove
102. I Can’t Quit You;
103. Dazed and Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer / Black Mountain Side

201. Since I’ve Been Loving You
202. Organ Solo / Thank You
203. What is and What Should Never Be
204. Moby Dick
205. How Many More Times
206. Whole Lotta Love

FLAC files: (mp3's to follow swiftly)

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

PART 7

PART 8

Monday, June 25, 2007

1970-03-09 - Vienna

1970-03-09
Konzerthaus
Vienna
Austria


Vienna 1970 (Mmachine)

101.We're Gonna Groove
102.I Can't Quit You
103.Dazed & Confused
104.Heartbreaker
105.White Summer/Black Mountain Side


201.Since I've Been Loving You
202.Organ Solo
203.Thank You
204.Moby Dick
205.How Many More Times(includes The Hunter,Boogie Chillun',Trucking Little Mama,The Lemon Song)

FLAC files:

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6


MP3 Files:

part 1

part 2

part 3

Saturday, April 14, 2007

1970-03-07 - Montreux

1970-03-07
Montreux Casino
Montreux
Switzerland


Intimidator
Empress Valley Supreme Disc (EVSD 72/73/74)

Specially uploaded for the swiss fatal wanderer... I hope you are enjoying north africa!

AUD + SBD (to fill gaps):

101. We're Gonna Groove
102. I Can't Quit You Baby
103. Dazed and Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
106. Since I've Been Loving You

201. Organ Solo
202. Thank You
203. What Is and What Should Never Be
204. Moby Dick
205. How Many More Times
206. Whole Lotta Love (cut after 3 minutes)


SBD:

301. We're Gonna Groove
302. I Can't Quit You Baby
303. Dazed and Confused
304. White Summer
305. How Many More Times
306. Whole Lotta Love


I added the "complete" Whole Lotta Love at the end of Disc 2 as extra track, as provided by dadgad. It clocks in at 5:29 while on Intimidator it cuts at 3:05. Replace Disc 2 track 6 with this track and you get it as complete as it's available at the moment.

AUDSBD1

AUDSBD2

AUDSBD3

AUDSBD4

AUDSBD5

AUDSBD6

AUDSBD7

AUDSBD8

SBD1

SBD2

SBD3

SBD4

1970-02-28 - Copenhagen

1970-02-28
KB Hallen
Copenhagen
Denmark




The Nobs! 1970 European Tour Vol.1
Tarantura 1994 (T70CD-1,2)


101. Dazed & Confused
102. Heartbreaker
103. White Summer
104. Black Mountain Side / Midnight Moonlight
105. Since I've Been Loving You
106. Organ Solo
107. Thank You
108. Moby Dick

201. How Many More Times
202. Whole Lotta Love
203. Communication Breakdown
204. C'mon Everybody
205. Something Else
206. Bring It On Home
207. Long Tall Sally


KBH1

KBH2

KBH3

KBH4

KBH5

KBH6

KBH7

KBH8

1970-02-23 - Helsinki

1970-02-23
Kulttuuritalo
Helsinki
Finland


Source:
Reel Master>EQ>1st Generation Analog Tape>CDR

101. We're Gonna Groove
102. I Can't Quit You
103. Dazed & Confused
104. Heartbreaker
105. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
106. Since I've Been Loving You
107. Organ Solo/Thank You

201. Moby Dick
202. How Many More Times
203. Whole Lotta Love


Original announce text for the FBO tree;

LED ZEPPELIN: KULTTUURITALO, HELSINKI, FINLAND FEBRUARY 23rd 1970
Set: 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, 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

Seed source (for DAT): Reel master -> EQ -> 1st gen analog tape -> DAT

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).

KHF1

KHF2

KHF3

KHF4

KHF5

KHF6

KHF7

Thursday, April 5, 2007

1970-01-09 - Royal Albert Hall, London

1970-01-09
Royal Albert Hall
London
U.K.

Audience + SB merged
Source: "Royal Albert Hall" - Celebration Definitive Masters



01. Introduction
02. We're Gonna Groove
03. I Can't Quit You Baby
04. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
05. How Many More Times
06. Whole Lotta Love
07. Communication Breakdown
08. C'mon Everybody
09. Something Else
10. Bring It On Home
11. Long Tall Sally


CDM1

CDM2

CDM3

CDM4

CDM5

CDM6



Multitrack Recording
Master > CDR > CDR


101. We're Gonna Groove
102. I Can't Quit You Baby
103. Dazed and Confused
104. Heartbreaker (tape runs out)
105. What Is and What Should Never Be
106. Moby Dick
107. Whole Lotta Love
108. Communication Breakdown


201. How Many More Times
202. Communication Breakdown (shorter edit)
203. White Summer
204. C'mon Everybody
205. Something Else
206. Bring It On Home
207. Long Tall Sally


Notes: These are the initial working tracks done by Kevin Shirley.
A couple of the tracks are longer than the official release, but notable here is the near complete version of "Heartbreaker" (until the multitrack tape runs out and thus why the track was not a part of the official set) and the inclusion of some of Plant's banter. "How Many More Times" is also in its post-edited state and not as inclusive as the BBC Session-era mix from 1997, as found on EV's Lost Mixes Vol 7.

KSM1

KSM2

KSM3

KSM4

KSM5

KSM6

KSM7



The Lost Mixes Volume 7
Empress Valley Supreme Disc


01. Bring it On Home
02. How Many More Times
03. Moby Dick
04. White Summer
05. Long Tall Sally

These are the Royal Albert Hall outtakes. Different Mixes and a great version of Long Tall Sally!



LM1

LM2

LM3

LM4

LM5


THE ROYAL DRAGON
JIMMY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
Tarantura RAH-1/2


01. Whole Lotta Love
02. Communication Breakdown
03. C'mon Everybody
04. Something Else
05. Bring It On Home
06. How Many More Times Medley


01. We're Gonna Groove
02. I Can't Quit You Baby
03. White Summer
04. Black Mountain Side
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Communication Breakdown
07. C'mon Everybody
08. Long Tall Sally



RDT1

RDT2

RDT3

RDT4

RDT5

RDT6

RDT7

1970-01-08 - Colston Hall, Bristol

1970-01-08
Colston Hall
Bristol
U.K.

"The Bristol Stomp"


Silver CD > wav(via EAC) > shn(via mkwACT) > wav (xACT) > flac (xACT)

Blogger is giving me a little of a headache uploading pictures so I'll try uploading the covers again later... Oh yeah! We will need to have some patiente with the Toronto 1969 show that was corrupted...the problem seems to be in my flac files, so I need to get that song that is fucked up from somebody.



101.We're Gonna Groove
102.I Can't Quit You Baby
103.Dazed And Confused
104.Heartbreaker
105.White Summer/Black Mountain Side

201.Since I've Been Loving You
202.Organ Improv/Thank You
203.Moby Dick
204.How Many More Times
205.Whole Lotta Love
206.Communication Breakdown



COLSTON 1

COLSTON 2

COLSTON 3

COLSTON 4


COLSTON 5

COLSTON 6

Friday, March 30, 2007

1969-11-07 - Winterland, San Francisco

1969-11-07
Winterland
San Francisco
California
U.S.A.



Audience Recording
Master > Cassette

01. Communication Breakdown
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Heartbreaker
04. Dazed and Confused
05. White Summer
06. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
07. What Is and What Should Never Be
08. Moby Dick
09. How Many More Times


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

1969-11-06 - Winterland, San Francisco

1969-11-06
Winterland
San Francisco
California
U.S.A.




Master Reel>CDR>Eac>Wav>FLAC
Very Good AUD recording

01. Good Times - Communication Breakdown
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Heartbreaker
04. Dazed and Confused
05. White Summer
06. What is and What Should Never Be
07. Moby Dick
08. How Many More Times
09. C'mon Everybody
10. Something Else

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

Thursday, March 29, 2007

1969-11-02 - O'Keefe Centre, Toronto

1969-11-02
O'Keefe Centre
Toronto
Ontario
Canada


Bootleg Title: Listen To My Blue Bird (I.Q.)

01. Good Times,Bad Times-Communication Breakdown
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Hearbreaker
04. Dazed & Confused
05. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
06. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
07. Moby Dick


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

1969-10-30 - Kleinhan's Music Hall, Buffalo

1969-10-30
Kleinhan's Music Hall

Buffalo

New York

U.S.A.

CASS2GEN>DAT>CDR>EAC(secure)>FLAC(level 7)

01- Good Times, Bad Times/Communication Breakdown
02- I Can't Quit You 7:31
03- Heartbreaker
04- Dazed And Confused 19:42
05- White Summer/Black Mountain Side 12:39
06- What Is And What Should Never Be 4:59
07- Moby Dick 16:40
08- How Many More Times 9:36

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

Thursday, March 22, 2007

1969-10-12 - Lyceum Ballroom, London

1969-10-12
Lyceum Ballroom
London
England



1. Communication Breakdown
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Heartbreaker
4. You Shook Me
5. What Is and What Should Never Be
6. Dazed and Confused
7. How Many More Times

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

1969-08-31 - Texas International Pop Festival

1969-08-31
Texas International Pop Festival

Motor Speedway

Dallas

Texas

U.S.A.


TEXAS POP (Genuine Masters GM-LZ-31.08.1969-DVD-A-12) 1 DVDR-A SOUNDBOARD



01. Intro
02. The Train Kept A' Rollin'
03. I Can't Quit You
04. Dazed And Confused
05. You Shook Me
06. How Many More Times
07. Communication Breakdown


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

1969-08-18 - The Rockpile, Toronto (late show)

1969-08-18
The Rockpile
Toronto

Ontario

Canada


01. Train Kept a Rollin
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Dazed and Confused
04. White Summer
05. You Shook Me
06. How Many More Times
07. Communication Breakdown

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

PART 6

1969-08-18 - The Rockpile, Toronto (early show)

1969-08-18
The Rockpile

Toronto

Ontario

Canada


From the boot CD "Absolutely Gems"

1. Train Kept a Rollin
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed and Confused
4. You Shook Me
5. How Many More Times

PART 1

PART 2

1969-08-17 - Wallingford

1969-08-17
Oakdale Musical Theatre
Wallingford

01. Train Kept A Rollin' (fake stereo)
02. I Can't Quit You (fake stereo)
03. Train Kept A Rollin (mono)
04. I Can't Quit You (mono)

HERE

Sunday, March 18, 2007

1969-08-08 - Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino

1969-08-08
Swing Auditorium
San Bernadino

California

U.S.A.



Summer Of 69 (Rubber Dubber)



01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Improvisation
04. Dazed & Confused
05. White Summer
06. You Shook Me
07. How Many More Years Times


SASB1

SASB2

SASB3

SASB4

1969-07-25 - State Fair Park, Milwaukee

1969-07-25
State Fair Park
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S.A.

Audience Recording
Master > Cassette > Cassette



01. Train Kept a Rollin
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Dazed and Confused
04. White Summer
05. How Many More Times
06. Communication Breakdown

SFP1

SFP2

SFP3

SFP4

1969-07-21 - Central Park, New York

1969-07-21
Central Park
New York City
New York
U.S.A.
01. Train Kept a Rollin
02. I Can't Quit You Baby
03. Dazed and Confused
04. You Shook Me
05. White Summer
06. How Many More Times
07. Communication Breakdown

NYNY1

NYNY2

NYNY3

NYNY4

Thursday, March 15, 2007

1969-07-20 - Cleveland

1969-07-20
Cleveland
U.S.A.


From: "THE DESTROYER 1969" Tarantura T1CD-002

(Cover artwork states this show coming from 1969.07.16)


01 The Train Kept A Rollin

02 I Can't Quit You

03 Dazed And Confused

04 White Summer

05 Black Mountain Side

06 You Shook Me

07 How Many More Times

CLEV1


CLEV2


CLEV3


CLEV4

1969-07-06 - Newport Jazz Festival

1969-07-06
Newport Jazz Festival
Newport
Rhode Island
U.S.A.



01. Train Kept a Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Dazed and Confused
04. You Shook Me
05. How Many More Times
06. Communication Breakdown0
7. Long Tall Sally


From Underground Uprising:

The recording used for this release is good, clear and close to the speakers. It is an outdoor recording, so the sound does "breathe" in places. There is also a fair amount of high end tape hiss emitted from the left channel. Plant's vocals are very prominent for most of the recording with Page's guitar pushed to the rear and the rhythm section somewhere in the middle. The beginning of The Train Kept A Rollin' includes shouts of "sit down" from the audience. Shouts of "louder" are also heard throughout, especially before You Shook Me. The PA is finally fixed in the middle of You Shook Me. The volume of the recording increases slightly at this point, but it's due to the better balance of the instruments. From this point through How Many More Times the recording is very good. The balance of the instruments change during Communication Breakdown and Long Tall Sally. The drums are up-front with the guitars in the middle and the vocals pushed to the rear. (Brian Ingham April 97)

NJF1

NJF2

NJF3

NJF4

1969-06-27 - Playhouse, London

1969-06-27
Playhouse Theatre
London
England




Rock Hour (Theramin)


01. Alan Black Intro
02. Communication Breakdown
03. I Can't Quit You
04. Interview
05. Dazed & Confused
06. Liverpool Scene Sketch
07. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
08. You Shook Me
09. How Many More Times


PLAYHOUSE1

PLAYHOUSE2

PLAYHOUSE3

PLAYHOUSE4

1969-06-24 - BBC Top Gear with John Peel

1969-06-24
Top Gear with John Peel
BBC

01. What Is And What Should Never Be
02. Whole Lotta Love
03. Communication Breakdown
04. Traveling Riverside Blues

BBC1

BBC2

1969-06-20 - City Hall, Newcastle

1969-06-20
City Hall
Newcastle
England


Audience Recording

Master > Cassette > Cassette


01. Train Kept a Rollin
02. I Cant Quit You
03. Dazed and Confused
04. White Summer
05. Harmonica Solo
06. You Shook Me
07. Pat's Delight
08. How Many More Times
09. Communication Breakdown



Tuesday, March 13, 2007

1969-06-16 - Tasty Pop Sunday, BBC

1969-06-16
Chris Grant's Tasty Pop Sundae
BBC


01. Interview
02. The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Hair
03. Communiction Breakdown
04. What Is And What Should Never Be
05. Something Else


HERE

1969-05-30 - Fillmore East, New York City

1969-05-30
Fillmore East
New York City
New York
U.S.A.



Legendary Fillmore Tapes Volume 2

01. Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You Babe
03. Dazed And Confused
04. You shook Me
05. White Summer
06. How Many More Times
07. Communication Breakdown

LFT 1

LFT 2

LFT 3

LFT 4

1969-05-25 - Merryweather Post Pavillion, Columbia

1969-05-25
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Columbia
Maryland
U.S.A.



01. Whole Lotta Love

1969-05-19 - Boston Tea Party, Boston

1969-05-19
Boston Tea Party
Boston
Massachussets
U.S.A.


Psychedelic Meltdown
2nd Gen > CDR

01. As Long As I Have You
02. I CAn't Quit You
03. Dazed And Confused
04. You Shook Me
05. Pat's Delight
06. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
07. How Many More Times
08. Communication Breakdown

PMD 1

PMD 2

PMD 3

PMD4

PMD 5

PMD 6

Sunday, March 11, 2007

1969-04-27 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-04-27
Fillmore West
San Francisco
California

Collage (TDOLZ)



First Set:
101. The Train Kept a Rolling
102. I Can't Quit You
103. As Long As I Have You
104. You Shook Me
105. How Many More Times
106. Communication Breakdown

Second Set:
201. The Lemon Song
202. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
203. White Summer-Black Mountain Side
204. Sitting & Thinking
205. Pat's Delight
206. Dazed Confused.

This is not a reissue of the famous soundboard tape but, as the title suggests, a combination of soundboard and audience sources. No, it isn't a reissue of the Twinight release either, this time around, TDOLZ have outdone themselves by filling the gaps on the soundboard tape with the audience source with a mastering job that has to be heard to be believed.
The audience source is spliced onto the soundboard tape, and vice versa, so cleanly it's amazing. The differences of quality and volume between both recordings are notorious but the painstaking care with which the tapes were combined is truly awesome, allowing the concerts to flow. Other versions of the soundboard tape like Aulica's De Luxe Live At The Fillmore West and Living Legend's 20 Years The Train Kept A Rolling pale in comparison to the greatly detailed and dynamic sound quality and the stereo separation of TDOLZ's offering .I hadn't heard the audience tape, so listening to these complete performances is a revelation as the quality of the audience source is very clear. The total time suggests that these sets are probably as complete as they can be save for Plant's introduction to Train, according to Brian Ingham's excellent review on IQ's version of the audience tape.


COLLAGE 1

COLLAGE 2

COLLAGE 3

COLLAGE 4

COLLAGE 5

COLLAGE 6

COLLAGE 7

COLLAGE 8


dadgad prod.


Remastering consists of very light sound equalization and denoising.
I swapped the channels on the first set's tracks in order to restore the guitar on the right channel that is where we're prepared to hear its sound coming from.



01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. Can't Quit You
03. As Long As I Have You
04. You Shook Me
05. How Many More Times
06. Communication Breakdown
07. The Lemon Song
08. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
09. Sitting And Thinking
10. Pat's Delight
11. Dazed And Confused


dadgad 1

dadgad 2

dadgad 3

dadgad 4

dadgad 5

dadgad 6

1969-04-26 - Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco

1969-04-26
Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco
California
U.S.A.

Cassette(1)>VHS(0)>DAT(0)>CDr(2)>EAC(secure m./read offset corr.)>WAV(speed corr./SBEs checked)>FLAC(level7/verify/test)

dadgad prod.


101. Communication Breakdown
102. I Can't Quit You
103. Dazed And Confused
104. You Shook Me
105. How Many More Times
201. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
202. Killing Floor
203. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
204. Pat's Delight
205. As Long As I Have You
206. Whole Lotta Love


dadgad 1

dadgad 2

dadgad 3

dadgad 4

dadgad 5

dadgad 6

dadgad 7

1969-04-25 - Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco

1969-04-25
Winterland Ballroom

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.

2nd Gen>DAT>CDR

Yes, there's a whole track separated just for the applause, all 17 seconds of it. But this is how it was uploaded to me and how I have kept it since. Please note that the date has long been in question but is generally attributed to this date due to the performance and sound characteristics.

01. Train Kept A Rollin'
02. You Shook Me
03. Communication Breakdown
04. As Long As I Have You
05. Applause


ZD 1

ZD 2

1969-04-24 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-04-24
Fillmore West

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.


"The Dancing Avocado" - Private Release
Stereo Audience Recording (mics right on stage)
Master Reel > PCM > DAT > CDR (HHB850) > WAV (EAC) > SHN > FLAC8


01. Leader / Tuneups
02. As Long As I Have You
03. Killing Floor
04. White Summer
05. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
06. Pat's Delight



This is pretty close to the high speed reel master source, with only one CDR gen (if the lineage is to be believed). ajd owns the original PCM and the reels were destroyed by fire. This came from Bill Graham's vault. The original PCM is the definitive source, but is not widely circulating. Presence has a DAT of this master he says is a hair longer, but he can't get it to cooperate and may try to get another copy from the trader. His probably won't have suffered from the track cuts my source did, so it'll be a bit different, if he can ever track it back down. For now, here's mine.


Extended Lineage info:
----------------------
2 neumann tube mics (on stage)
master reel @ 15ips
datx?
hhb 850
eac
cd wave (bad cuts, but seemingly no data lost)
mkwact (SHN)


JAMESKG:
--------------
- SHN to WAV (FOOBAR2000)
- CEP 2.0 to fix splices (mostly ALAIHY, KF - see below)
- WAV to FLAC8 (FLAC FRONTEND) verified, aligned on sectors. No clicks, pops.

This show had some PA problems in a few places (Jones' bass rig, mainly) and the PA had a slight buzz all night (only noticeable between songs or very quiet passages). But hey, that's how it went down that night, so it's just like being there - except - Plant's mic seems distant - which adds credibility to the 2 neumanns on stage thing. They'd have picked up the drums and amps and Roberts voice would have been on the house PA, which was probably just forward of the mics (or in line). I kind of like it this way - as I can really hear the band!

This is a good source, but the track marks were screwed up. I fixed them all and merged the splits back together. A DC surge was corrected at 7:56.50 in ALAIHY.
There is a tape speed up during recording in White summer - I slowed the section back down to match pitch the best I could. You can tell where it is, but I recovered 3 or 4 seconds of lost Jimmy no one has probably heard since then!
Converted to flac 8 when done. The taper didn't do a perfect job, but the sound is a B+ or an A.

AVOCADO 1

AVOCADO 2

AVOCADO 3

AVOCADO 4


Saturday, March 10, 2007

1969-03-22 - Mother's Club, Birmingham

1969-03-22
Mother's Club
Birmingham
U.K.

Master>Cassette(2)>CDR(X)

01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Dazed & Confused

Mother's

1969-03-19 - Rhythm And Blues With Alexis Korner, BBC

1969-03-19
Rhythm And Blues with Alexis Korner

Maida Vale
Studios

BBC





01. Alexis Korner Intro
02. What Is And What Should Never Be
03. I CAnt Quit You
04. You Shook Me (cut)
05. Sunshine Woman

Notes:
Radio broadcast taken i believe from the acetate since the masters had been destroyed.

MV 1

MV 2

1969-03-17 - Gladsaxe, Denmark

1969-03-17
TV Byen

Gladsaxe

Denmark


01. Communication Breakdown
02. Dazed & Confused
03. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
04. How Many More Times

TV 1

TV 2

TV 3

1969-03-16 - Tivolis Konsertsal, Copenhagen

1969-03-16
Tivolis Konsertsal

Copenhagen

Denmark


In The Garden Of Sweden (Beezelbub Records)


Prebroadcast Soundboard Master:

01. I Can't Quit You
02. I Gotta Move
03. Dazed And Confused
04. How Many More Times

SBD 1

SBD 2


Cassette Master taped from FM:

01. I Can't Quit You
02. I Gotta Move
03. Dazed And Confused
04. How Many More Times

FM 1

FM 2


Audience Cassette Master:

01. Train Kept A Rollin
02. I Gotta Move
03. I Can't You
04. Dazed And Confused
05. White Summer
06. How Many More Times

AUD 1

AUD 2

AUD 3



Notes:
Listed as 1969-03-14 Koncerthuset Stockholm, Sweden on the cover, But the correct date should be 1969-03-16. New release containing the longer dj chatter for the fm broadcast source. Soundboard source pre fm and fm both are excellent sounding and the audience source still sounds like crap same as any of the other releases of the audience source.

1969-03-15 - Gladsaxe / Brondy

1969-03-15
Teen Club

Egegaard Skole

Gladsaxe

Denmark



Led Zeppelin Is A Gas (EVSD)

01.The Train Kept A Rollin'
02.I Can't Quit You
03.As Long As I Have You (includes Fresh Garbage)
04.You Shook Me
05.Communication Breakdown



ZGE 1


ZGE 2

ZGE 3


HELL'S HONKIES tape:


01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. As Long As I have You
04. You Shook Me
05. Communication Breakdown

Thanks to Evan and the Hell's Honkies for the tapes


HHE 1

HHE 2

HHE 3



1969-03-15
Brondby Pop Club

Norregard Hallen

Brondby

Denmark


Bootleg Title: Led Zeppelin Is A Gas (EVSD)

01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Dazed & Confused
04. You Shook Me

ZGL 1

ZGL 2


HELL'S HONKIES tape:

01- The Train Kept A Rollin
02 - I Can't Quit You
03 - Dazed And Confused
04- You Shook Me

Thanks to Evan and the Hell's Honkies for the tapes

HHL 1

HHL 2

1969-03-03 - Top Gear With John Peel, BBC

1969-03-03
Top Gear With John Peel
BBC

01. You Shook Me
02. I Can't Quit You (incl. Nineteen Years Old)
03. Communication Breackdown
04. Dazed And Confused

TOP GEAR 1

TOP GEAR 2

Thursday, March 8, 2007

1969-02-14 - Thee Image Club, Miami

1969-02-14
Thee Image Club

Miami

Florida

U.S.A.


Master>DAT>CDR

Zeppelin Digital

Song List:

01. Train Kept A Rollin
02. I Can't Quit You Baby
03. Dazed and Confused
04. Killing Floor
05. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
06. How Many More Times (cut)
07. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
08. As Long As I Have You
09. You Shook Me
10. Pat's Delight

ZD1

ZD2

ZD3

ZD4

ZD5


dadgad production

2005 transfer from 1st gen tape
Remastered with Adobe Audition 2.0

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

1969-02-02 - The Rockpile, Toronto

1969-02-02
The Rockpile

Toronto
Ontario

Canada

Master > DAT

1. Introduction
2. Train Kept A Rollin'
3. I Can't Quit You
4. Dazed & Confused
5. You Shook Me
6. Killing Floor
7. How Many More Times


PART 1

PART 2

1969-01-31 - Fillmore East, New York City

1969-01-31
Fillmore East
New York City
New York
U.S.A.

(this is some artwork i found for the date, It did not come with the original files, so if someone has anything more accurate out there...all help is welcome!)

dadgad
Master > CDR

The sound quality increases strongly from 4:19 on track 02 so that sounds like the first song and a portion of the second are from a different source but I don't have any clue.
This transfer includes the band tuning up at the beginning.

01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You Babe
03. Dazed And Confused
04. Pat's Delight
05. How Many More Times
06. You Shook Me


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

1969-01-26 - Boston Tea Party, Boston

1969-01-26
Boston Tea Party

Boston

Massachusets

U.S.A


KILLING FLOOR

(Cobra Standard Series 018)




This is a legendary show, one of the highest point of Led Zeppelin career.

01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. Killing Floor
04. Dazed And Confused
05. You Shook Me
06. Communication Breakdown
07. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
08. Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
09. Pat's Delight
10. How Many More Times


COBRA 1

COBRA 2

COBRA 3

COBRA 4

COBRA 5

COBRA 6

1969-01-23 - Boston Tea Party, Boston

Led Zeppelin
1969-01-23
Boston Tea Party
Boston
Massachusetts
U.S.A.

Boston After Dark (EVSD)




1. Train kept a rollin'
2. I can't quit you
3. As long as i have you
4. Dazed and confused
5. You shook me


B.A.D. 1

B.A.D. 2

B.A.D. 3


1st generation tape transfer

Lineage: 1st gen>Dat>??>cdr>eac(secure mode/read offsets corrected)>wav>flac(level 7)

01. Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. As Long As I Have You
04. Dazed And Confused
05. You Shook Me

Notes:
Here are some noticable differences between this and Boston After Dark. BAD was sourced from the same tape as this but is missing about 35 seconds of tape at the beginning that is available here. This is an untouched source and has a persistant tape hiss throughout the recording. BAD actually did a nice job of eqing this cleaning up the hiss and is well worth seeking out if you don't already have it. Track transistions are clean of any index ticks.


1ST GEN 1

1ST GEN 2

1ST GEN 3

Wednesday, March 7, 2007

1969-01-12 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-01-12
Fillmore West

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.




Private tape (no label)

Master > Cassette > Cassette

1. As Long As I Have You
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed and Confused
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5. Communication Breakdown
6. You Shook Me
7. White Summer
8. Train Kept a Rollin
9. Pat's Delight
10. How Many More Times
11. Killing Floor

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5

1969-01-11 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-01-11
Fillmore West

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.


Listen To This Luis

Master> DAT> DAT Clone> CDR> *trade CD-R> *EAC (secure)> *FLAC (8, tag tracks)




01. I Can't Quit You
02. Dazed and Confused
03. You Shook Me
04. How Many More Times
05. How Many More Times
06. Communication Breakdown

Notes:
HMMT is cut on the Master...


LTTL 1

LTTL 2

LTTL 3



Soundboard Recording

Master reel > DAT



01. I Can't Quit You
02. Dazed and Confused
03. You Shook Me
04. How Many More Times
05. Communication Breakdown

SBD 1

SBD 2

SBD 3

1969-01-10 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-01-10
Fillmore West

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.




01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You Babe
03. As Long As I Have You
04. Dazed And Confused
05. How Many More Times
06. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
07. Killing Floor
08. You Shook Me
09. Pat's Delight
10. Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
11. Communication Breakdown
12. For Your Love


DADGAD PRODUCTION:

PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

PART 4

PART 5


HELL'S HONKIES TAPES:

HH 1

HH 2

HH 3

HH 4

HH 5

HH 6

Enjoy!

1969-01-09 - Fillmore West, San Francisco

1969-01-09
Fillmore West

San Francisco

California

U.S.A.



(Immigrant)




This is the only fragment to emerge from Zeppelin's first ever San Francisco performance.

01. The Train Kept A Rollin'

1969-01-05 - Whisky A Go-Go, Los Angeles

1969-01-05
Whiskey a go-go
Los Angeles
California
U.S.A.




'Live At Whisky A Go-Go!!!'
(Empress Valley Supreme Disc)

01. As long as i have you
02. I can't quit you
03. The train kept a rollin'
04. Babe im gonna leave you
05. Dazed and confused
06. Killing floor
07. For your love


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

1968-12-30 - Gonzaga University, Spokane

1968-12-30
Gonzaga University

Spokane

Washington

U.S.A.



01. The Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You
03. As Long As I Have You (
04. Dazed & Confused
05. White Summe
06. How Many More Times
07. Pat's Delight

Lifetime Guarantee (Empress Valley Supreme Disc):


PART 1

PART 2

PART 3

Zeppelin Digital Volume 5:



ZD PART 1

ZD PART 2

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