Could I get a Link please? Sounds great!

Agree. It's amazing how well Page plays, considering how BAD he looks at the start of TSRTS. He looks like a dead fish.

Anyone ever buy anything from Jason Cornthwaite from Tracks Ltd, in Lancashire?

Every time I think about this missed opportunity I shed a tear.

And just listen to Providence! Oh my. I think that's my favorite version... for this hour, at least. Just listen to Plant during Bonzo's big fill to start the rock section. Holy fuck. Spine tingling. ha! Phenomenal song.

Bonzo throws in some of his best fills and drum work when this song kicks off in the rock section. And I just can't ever get enough of his use of his tymp blasts in this song. Love Seattle 73. Bonzo's performance probably makes this one my favorite version.

I found it and read it all last night! Had to jam out to 6/21/77 on my way into work this morning, at Freakishly high volume! You are one lucky SOB. Let me tell you.... I didn't fall asleep until almost 2:00 am cuz I couldn't get the thought of being at those 77 Forum shows out of my head. Just incredible.

I had read your San Fran and Bonzo’s Birthday Party write ups on the timeline a couple yrs ago. This is the first I’ve read of Three Days After. Had to throw the show on in my office while I was reading. The crowd’s energy before Bonzo kicks off the start of RnR is simply incredible. A complete SBD of this show would be surreal. Can you direct me to your write up of 6/21/77??

That's one of the greatest things I've ever read. Thanks Strider!! Incredible!

Awesome thread fellas!

Bonzo's SO INCREDIBLY GOOD it masks a lot of the other issues with the show. One of his all time great shows. He literally NAILS EVERYTHING. He accuracy, speed and energy were just amazing.

Gosh dangit! This is it. I want this in pro quality so badly I lose sleep at nights. Edit out the :30 of Jimmy sucking on his hair and give it to us, DAMNIT! This and TUF from this same show. Both brutal, EPIC versions.

I believe so, yes.

I certainly believe so. Page, Bonham and Jones are pretty solid. This is probably the most painful listen, as far as Robert's voice goes. Just brutal. Really makes you wonder why they performed CB as an encore!