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  1. There were two kits in the studio. (see photo from book of ITTOD Super Deluxe) One green kit and one silver sparkle. One of the kits doesn't have the skin on the front of the bass drum while the other does not. It was the first time (per Page) that they recorded his drums without the skin on the bass drum. Per my ears, some of the tracks are recorded with out the skin on the bass drum while some other tracks had the skin on the drum.
  2. Excellent video quality. The first track they come out and do is Immigrant Song. (Just recently written)
  3. Not digging the hillbilly Led Zeppelin tracks. They have two albums worth of material to play from. I am more interested in Saving Grace than this.
  4. I also went back and listened to Babe I'm Gonna Leave you and compared the Walmart version to the reissue album and cd versions. The final chorus section has the electric guitar buried in the mix. (for the final chorus only)
  5. I picked up the three album set (LZ1, Fourth Album, Presence) from Walmart which include the backstage replica pass. I believe they should be the same pressings as the remastered sets released recently. I played the first album and the fourth album. I heard no differences in the first album. It does sound clearer especially the guitars an Dazed and Confused but I believe that is probably because I replayed the remastered album quite a bit and probably had a effect on the sound quality after quite a few plays. What surprised me was the fourth album. Specifically the track Rock and Roll. I noticed quite a bit of delay. (especially at the end of the track) I went back and listen to the album from my Super Deluxe package and it didn't have this noticeable delay at the end. I'm wondering if this relates to a pressing issue. I also noticed one section of some background vocal on the Battle of Evermore (that was much clearer) but have not had a chance to compare it to the Super Deluxe version yet.
  6. Thanks for the photos. Zeppelin played well that night. I especially like the encore of Heartbreaker.
  7. Yes, it is Jeff's. I believe this around late 66 when left the Yardbirds. Here is another pic earlier in the year with Clapton at the Marquee. Marquee Club, Soho, Central London. May 3, 1966
  8. Plant and Page seem to be wearing the same clothes as the blurry well-known Marquee photo. In the Led Zeppelin photo book (with backstage pics) it documents the photo as Oct 18, 1968.
  9. Bonzo Never used double bass drums on ANY Led Zeppelin studio recordings. Good Times Bad Times was done on one foot.
  10. R.I.P. Charlie, Thanks for the Music!
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