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Awesome post about Led Zeppelin soundboards
Mr_K replied to Sticks of Fire's topic in Led Zeppelin Live
Anyone know if there are any updates on Bill Graham shows? I would really like 4/26/1969! On a soundboard. -
Just listening to the show again. It really holds up well. A balanced and clear production. My vote would be for a completion of the show. As you wrote above, there are other boots. But none I've heard have the quality you have done. Thanks.
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To SteveZ98, I was just listening to a June 22 1977 recording and reading a discussion about it. Really good show but a rough tape. That would be my vote for your project. It you could fix that one up you'd be pretty close to Einstein! We appreciate your work.
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I'm listening to IMTOD from Seattle 1975 March 21, a soundboard. Darn, I just him to be louder on the mix. He's so good.
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Thanks for recommending Tuscaloosa!
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Great answer! Thanks.
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I'm listening to Scarlet Begonias/Fire On The Mountain, The Grateful Dead 1977, Cornell, a Betty Board Production. I can't believe how clear Phil Lesh's bass is in the mix. It's wonderful. The bass of JPJ was never so prominent for an entire show like Phil's. There are a few exceptions, like the Alembic from a few songs in the 77 tour. But overall, from 69 to 80, the bass was never given a starring role for a whole set. In the monitors or the soundboard he's just not featured. I think he deserved more. I always listen for his bass in the live recordings. I wish he was louder. Any thoughts on the reason for this? Thanks.
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Hello again. You write, "Winston's "The Great Love Affair" is still my go to for the 9/4/70 show even though I've done my own remaster of it... " I think there are about 1000 people waiting to hear your version! If it's as good as your 9/29/71, we are in for a treat. Thanks.
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Good comment! Thanks.
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Has your opinion changed over the years to a Zep boot?
Mr_K replied to Mr_K's topic in Led Zeppelin Live
You write, "To answer your original question, my opinion of 6/23/77 has actually declined a bit as the years go on...." I was always a fan of 6/21/77. That preference has not changed over the years. And I still want a 6/22/77 soundboard. That will be excellent. Thanks! -
Howdy. The 3/21/75 has recently been released in a pretty good version. Any reason you choose to work on this one? Also, any chance we get the remainder of the 9/29/71 show, like the full WLL. I'm listening to it as I write and appreciate your work. Darn, it's so... well... professional! I like it. Thanks.
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Good info! Thanks.
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I'm listening to the soundboard of Seattle 1975 03 21 as I write. When it first came out I thought it was over-rated. A bit sluggish compared to say, 4 Blocks In The Snow. And not as consistent. Today, well, I think it one of the best shows of 75, combining performance and recording. Everyone is on. Relaxed. And clear. Even the mellotron is sweet and in tune. And the Plantations - great. "John Paul Jones is a very easy way of being an orchestra." What a nice thing to say. What do you think? Thanks.
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"I believe I'm the one who did the 1971/09/29 show you mentioned... " Yes, that was the one. This is an interesting reply. I sure hope technology comes so a computer program can make their old shows sound good, like you did with 9/29. Of course it will still take good ears, like yours, to make it in the mix right. Thanks.