https://ultimateclassicrock.com/joni-mitchell-early-years-box-set/

Don Dokken says people who criticize his live performances can kiss his ass https://www.blabbermouth.net/news/don-dokken-says-people-who-criticize-his-live-performances-can-kiss-his-ass/

Whitesnake's David Coverdale finally undergoes surgery for Bilateral Inguinal Hernia https://www.blabbermouth.net/news/whitesnakes-david-coverdale-finally-undergoes-surgery-for-bilateral-inguinal-hernia/

Stewart Copeland, Taylor Hawkins, Chad Smith Set for Neil Peart Tribute Concert https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/watch-neil-peart-tribute-concert-stream-onilne-1056518/

No, not unless you have the same source downloaded copy of this documentary that I have. Apparently the O.P. and I have different sourced copies, thus his has a Jimmy Page solo track playing after A.L.S. and mine doesn't. But the main point I was trying to make was that the documentary officially ends with the song Achilles Last Stand and anything played afterwards is not part of the documentary but just what the radio station that aired the documentary decided to play afterwards. Though I would like to know what Jimmy Page solo track the O.P. was referring to. I'm sure both copies are out there online somewhere to be downloaded. Called "The Mighty Arms of Atlas: The Power Of Led Zeppelin."

Richard Skinner. As far as the mystery track, not enough recorded to get any lyrics and I don't want to look like an ass trying to describe it to you.

Absolutely!

In the recording I have at the end of the documentary when A.L.S. is playing a DJ pops in and says that there will be a second chance to hear that program Tuesday night between 9 and 11, then there's a radio station name announcement(Radio 1 FM) and then a non L.Z./Jimmy Page song starts playing for a few seconds before the recording ends. Can't remember the name of the song but it's a song from the 80s that has nothing to do with L.Z. So it probably was whatever song the radio station played immediately after the documentary is my guess. Oh and welcome to the board.

It's right in the title of the documentary (the lyric) from which song is played at the end of the documentary, Achilles Last Stand.

back to their original majestic

C.C.R. - Copenhagen 1970

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Love those retro cars!

My mistake, they are thought to be from those dates according to the article I read over at Led Zep News. I edited my previous post.

Would love to hear the recently surfaced (apparently privately) recordings of The Yardbirds that are thought to be from San Francisco (7/26/67) and Concord (5/29/68). http://ledzepnews.com/2020/08/17/previously-unheard-recordings-of-jimmy-page-performing-with-the-yardbirds-have-surfaced-online/

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^^Good stuff kipper!

^^You guys are too funny!

Seeing this post this past Friday got me to immediately pull my vinyl out of this excellent show and listen! 50 years gone, wow!