Yeah, that 43 minutes of Pontiac '75 footage (starts at Pinball Wizard) has circulated for years among Who fans. I just wonder if the Led Zep footage would be similar - which is mainly close-up shots of the band members and no wide angle shots or crowd shots.

I know for a fact that a SHOWCO employee recorded several Who concerts when they did The Who's house mix for their U.S. '75/'76 tour. So there is probably a good chance that the '75 Led Zep soundboards are coming from ex-SHOWCO employees too (and they most likely recorded shows from '77 as well).

Rick Medlock was the lead singer/guitarist of the southern rock band called Blackfoot. I know they played at one of the Knebworth festivals in the 80's - maybe Plant was there at that show.

Ten Years Gone from Destroyer - awesome!

Now watching Earl's Court - May 24th - soundboard audio synched in by my friend, "lpzep" - fantastic!

Baton Rouge '75 - Freezer's recording (with whistles!).

Blueberry Hill bootleg - love the medley and rendition of "Blueberry Hill". Also been enjoying South Hampton '73 and Texas Pop '69 today.

For what it's worth, The Who's Houston Summit '75 video was found sitting in a box in one of the offices at the Summit - the Summit had been flooded and a cleaning crew was in there working and found the box and gave it to someone who thankfully got into the hands of a Who collector (and thankfully he sold the tape for only $5,000.00.).

I don't have any silver disc bootlegs by Led Zeppelin - this one looks like a great one to start with. Thanks for the review, Rock Action.