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  1. 1. Favorite Version of Dazed And Confused?

    • LZ1 Studio Recording
    • Live on The Song Remains The Same
    • Live on BBC Sessions Disc One
    • Live on BBC Sessions Disc Two
    • Live on HTWWW


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What's your favorite version of Dazed And Confused officially released to cd? Personally, I choose the version from The Song Remains The Same. The vocals are a bit overdone in some spots, but the middle section of the song is better than any of the other live efforts in my opinion. I do really like the Studio version too, obviously.

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What's your favorite version of Dazed And Confused officially released to cd? Personally, I choose the version from The Song Remains The Same. The vocals are a bit overdone in some spots, but the middle section of the song is better than any of the other live efforts in my opinion. I do really like the Studio version too, obviously.

TSRTS, remastered CD version.

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For me, it's Hampton 71. Brilliant solo section and improv. One of those shows where Bonzo and Jonesy make Jimmy catch up. Too bad there's a cut towards the end of the tape

Cudos to Osaka 9/29/71 as well !

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Essen '73, Bonzo and Jimmy are so in sync with one another that it's ridiculous. 17/7/73 would have to have the best bow solo I've ever heard though.

As for official releases, definitely TSRTS. HTWWW is great, as is the Albert Hall but I just love the 'San Francisco' section.

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I can't decide so I'll just mention the parts I really enjoy from each version.

Studio - the original and that's that

TSRTS - wonderful version, i really love the intro harmonic phrases, the verse guitar fills, the pre-bow solo jam is superb, very dynamic guitar solo, and the ending drum solo is absolutely insane and nothing reaches that intensity.

BBC 1 - bonzo's drumming is extra powerful on this track

BBC 2 - haven't givin it many play throughs

HTWWW - flawless crunge jam, best bow solo i have heard from page, ending coda jam is the best i've heard followed by a pounding drum solo

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well..if it's "officially released" as you stated......the TSRTS version

i love listening to live dazed more than any other zep tune...the longer the better......just love it

have to say the TSRTS version seems to be my template......but i love em all B)

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For me, it's Hampton 71. Brilliant solo section and improv. One of those shows where Bonzo and Jonesy make Jimmy catch up. Too bad there's a cut towards the end of the tape

Cudos to Osaka 9/29/71 as well !

Since I clearly did not read the beginning of the thread, HTWWW for me

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Studio version. I know it is a studio recording but this version is the most powerful in my opinion. All band members did a great job and even topped themselves, especially Robert Plant. Live version are great too and I like them a lot but I think The Song Remains The Same version is the most magical one. I especially like "San Francisco" part and bow section. It is just amazing and pure magic.

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I like the Studio Version the best! There is that certain vulnerability and rawness in Robert's voice which I just adore! :wub:

Just my thoughts :)

PLus, I like the studio version because it is more concentrated. I am not always in the mood for extended jams. But when TSRTS is my version of choice.

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I seem to be in the minority here, but I like HTWWW version. Very crisp sound to it. I just like the feel and groove of it the most.

It still has that early tours heaviness about it that short of the bow section, is missing from TSRTS soundtrack

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Which version of TSRTS?

The old album version,

the old movie version or

the Kevin Shirley remastered new version?

[it doesnt matter because it pales in comparison to BBC Disc 1] :bubble:

[oh yes... the sustained fuzz on jimmy's guitar as he exits the middle section back to the main body @5:00-5:05 in this version is one of the greatest 5 seconds in rock history]

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