What a find you have and an amazing story to go along with it. Well done!

I'm just guessing but Plant's voice and also the sound of Jimmy's guitar and the soloing he is doing remind me of the Winterland and Fillmore West shows of April, 1969.

Great info and numbers regarding these tours. It was definitely a different era as you backed it up. The two Page and Plant tours of 1995-6 and in 1998 were much larger in shows played than and Led Zeppelin tour. I forget how many dates they played in 1998, but it began around late February or early March and ran through nearly the end of the year with some breaks in between. I think the first tour in 1995-96 was something like 115 shows beginning in the states and finishing in Japan.

An amazing era comes to an end. John Mayer was an amazing addition to this touring ensemble. He was so locked in with the band. Glad I got to see the two NYC shows at Citi Field a few weeks ago. They were so on for them as they were for the whole tour. All in all, I saw Dead & Company 11 times beginning in June, 2016.

I was about to say nearly the same thing about this show as it's a good one. It's always L.A., NYC, Landover and Cleveland that get the praise. Many great shows outside of those cities during the '77 tour. Even though there were a lot of problems during the tour.

Then there is always this. This isn't offensive in any way as the band didn't think so!

You have a very good reason for sure!

Good point and definitely. Like whenever JP worked on any archive release or any of those greatest hits projects certain tracks became available on the market. With the first box set there were things like the great outtake of No Quarter and Jennings Farm Blues among them and the second set of this three years later we got some of the Zep I alternate takes as well as Baby Come On Home. Also with the first box set there were a few tracks that appeared that would later be on HTWWW. This always seems to happen with these releases.

The thing is Plant and Jones did see the original cut of the film and seemed quite pleased with it.

Unfortunately for you Strider. I know you'd like to put Zeppelin as your number one priority, but sometimes it just doesn't work out! Next time!

Christmas of what year?

SO sorry about the loss of your very gifted son. He had so much love for the world and enjoyed helping others. I hope the members of LZ can be contacted and give a nice tribute to your son who was such a big fan of the band and gave him so much joy.

Strider, We are so alike as this is exactly how I listen to various Zeppelin concerts. That's The Way to do it!

Jimmy's work on the soundtrack to DW II was overall very good. Unfortunately, the movie was not. The original film is very good.

Sounds good! I purchased 4 of 5 years of TZ on Prime. One of seasons isn't available as a season purchase but $ 1.99 per episode, while the other full seasons were $19.99. Thought those were a good deal.

Very cool my friend. Thanks for posting. Been a while since we talked. I still do my annual NYE ritual and you know what that is!

It's actually from their Summer tour of 2000 and more specifically Jones Beach in NY. It was a record store day release a few years ago.

Very cool! The real gems were played on the Japan 1996 tour. Sets were very different each night.

No problem. It's a great version. I love Jimmy's extended guitar intro on this.

Here you go!

Page and Plant also played Night Flight in the UK on their 1998 tour as well. Hots On was played by Page and the Crowes during their summer 2000 tour. Foolin the Rain played by Robert Plant with Pearl Jam during a Hurricane Katrina benefit over 15 years ago. This was a great list and enjoyed seeing what your faves were and includes many of my favorite versions. Well done!

This is awesome and love this version. The instruments sound so clear. Hope other things are unearthed and find their way to us.

One of my faves from Europe '73 tour.

One of my faves from Europe '73 tour.

Steve, send me a link when you have time. Thanks.