Here's another '77 solo. I love being able to see Jimmy play this without the constant cuts you'd get if this was a regular concert video.The audio is my remaster of the EV soundtrack. This is still a work in progress. Sorry for the "Invalid" glitch towards the end. I'm still new to working with video.

Sick Again from Seattle '77. The video is from EV and the audio is my own remaster. I'm still working on the sound, but it's mostly done. I love the '77 versions of this song. What a one-two punch to start the show, TSRTS and then this.

Here's Sick Again from Seattle '77. The video is from the Empress Valley Definitive Edition DVD and I remastered the audio. This is still a work in progress, but it's pretty close to what the final version will sound like.

This picture shows the wooden structure that replaced the old tent in which Zep performed. This are now serves as the lobby to the 4500 seat theater where shows are currently held.

That's an interesting observation. There's an ad for the 9/4/70 in the Timeline which lists the prices for that show as $4.25, $5.25, $6.25, and $7.25. There's also an ad for the 8/21/71 and 8/22/71 shows which lists those prices as $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, and $7.00. There's no ad with prices for the 6/25/72 show, but there is one for the 6/27/72 show. It says tickets were $4.50, $5.50, and $6.50. I checked The Concert File and The Press Reports and didn't see anything from '72 saying Zep was trying to hold ticket prices in check. Based on that, it seems like the '70 show was priced higher than normal. Maybe the sellout earlier that year of the March 27th show gave either Zep or the promoters the idea that they could raise the prices on the September show.

Picked up a couple of more ticket stubs tonight. September 4, 1970 June 25, 1972

Part two: May 17, 1975 May 18, 1975 May 24, 1975 April 27, 1977 April 28, 1977 June 21, 1977 June 23, 1977 July 17, 1977

I've been collecting Zep ticket stubs for about 15 years. I try to focus on shows for which there are famous bootlegs. Here's part one: May 25, 1969 July 6, 1969 June 28, 1970 February 20, 1972 May 31, 1973 June 3, 1973 July 27, 1973 February 12, 1975 March 4, 1975 March 27, 1975

Dinosaur Jr in Northampton, MA June 21, 2011. Last concert before that was Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes in Camden, NJ July 8, 2000. I can't believe that was 11 years ago, and that Jimmy hasn't been on tour since

The newly released version of Detroit, July 12, 1973. Great stuff, both sound and performance.

I picked up a ticket stub to the Newport Jazz Festival gig recently, so I'm listening to that show. I love the '69 festival sets; short, compact, and to the point.

Did you ever record a studio version of As Long As I Have You? Given that it was a staple of their early lives shows, it seems like a natural choice. Perhaps it would have been too long to fit in the relatively limited space of one of the LPs they released while Bonzo was alive, but it would have made a great addition to Coda.