I have not done that show yet. I'll get back to the 1977 shows eventually, but I'm currently working on a bunch of ones from 1975.

Jim McCarty wrote a book about his time in the band. This is likely to be as close to the kind of insight you're looking for as you can get: https://www.amazon.com/Nobody-Told-Me-Yardbirds-Renaissance/dp/0244966508

That was really nice to hear. Thanks for posting it.

Yeah, those aren't even close to being real.

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. It took a long time to do the remaster, but it was worth it because it's such a good show.

Cool pics. Thanks for posting them, Sam. This always seemed like the strangest date on the '73 tour. Tuscaloosa wasn't close to being the biggest city in Alabama in the 1970s and the tour was stopping in Mobile a few days later. I'm guessing the locals did a double take when they heard Led Zeppelin was coming to their town. Lucky bastards.

Thanks for posting them. Looks like he had a great seat from which to see the show, right at stage level and not too far away.

I don't think they are. The majority the Liquid Led shows are soundboards but most of the Dogs stuff is audience recordings. Also, there isn't much overlap between the shows I've released publicly and the Liquid Led stuff. Based on that, it seems like they're starting with the same unremastered sources the rest of us have.

It's not me.

He's had quite the rock and roll life: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/bill-curbishley-the-who-lot-artists-old-days-bullied-hate-bullies/

20 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. It was a much milder than normal winter. Until today.

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. Working on this show gave me a new appreciation for the 75 tour. I'm planning on doing a few other shows from it, although I'm not sure when I'll get to them.

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. I love this show, so it was definitely worth the effort.

Really good documentary on the Rolling Stones mobile recording studio:

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. It took longer than I expected it would to finish it, but it's such a great performance that it was worth the effort.

I just sent you the link. This is my favorite 75 show, too. Actually, it's my favorite show of the post-1973 era. One of the reasons it took me longer than I anticipated to finish it was that I kept stopping trying to remaster it because I got caught up in the performance.

Here's the latest release in The Stereo Project series. Send me a message for the link.

What he puts in parentheses for each show is where he got the music. I'm not sure what "AY" means, but you can ask him. There's an email link on his site. He goes by the name StarShip, if you want to contact him.

The description on Amazon specifically mentions the second night. Who knows. Seems worth risking a fairly small amount of money on in case it's legit, although there currently aren't any copies available to purchase.

According to a review on Amazon, "Actual track listing isDisc 1: 1. Immigrant Song / 2. Heartbreaker / 3. Since I've Been Loving You / 4. Black Dog / 5. Dazed And Confused / 6. Stairway To Heaven.Disc 2: 1. Going To California / 2. That's The Way / 3. Celebration Day / 4. Moby Dick / 5. Whole Lotta Love (medley)as that listed in the amazon listing is incorrect" If that list is correct, seems like this is from '71.

I should be able to send it to you tomorrow.

It will be a couple of days before I can send you the links you requested.

This is up over at Guitars101.