"Balls cried the Queen! If I had 'em I'd be King!"

He doesn't drive them either though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7KlfbsTK4k

You cannot take a porcupine, put him in a barn, speculate on his intentions & expect to make licorice. -Dr. Feel

1975 Chuck (turn me over I'm done) Roast? "The group efforts of Led-Zeppelin are not timeless," says it all.

Have to say, I still don't care for this album. Instead of Walking into, they should have caught the first thing smoking OUT of Clarksdale...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pl52xo0ox8

"Bootleg Ears" Love that!

Superb guitar-ing!

Well I'll be a monkey's uncle. From: "The Concert File" by Dave Lewis & Simon Pallett, "Rehersal, May 1973. A soundboard recording exists from a 1973 soundcheck (where the band plays Elvis and obscure Johnny Kidd & the Pirates numbers) which is often erroneously cited as having been taped prior to the Jul. 6th Chicago date. From the quality of Plant's vocals (which were in poor shape at the beginning of the second leg of the U.S. Tour) it's evident it's from the first leg of the tour, possibly from the afternoon prior to the May 4 show." Conjecture. Speculation on behalf of Dave L

It's the final rehearsals for 1975 U.S. Tour, recorded at The Metropolitan Sports Center, Minneapolis Minn. 1975. These tracks are from a bootleg album called "Tribute to Johnny Kidd & the Pirates"

I saw Jake on that stupid TMS show as a guest guitarist. His playing was pretty weak, on the verge of embarrassing... Idk, maybe he was just loaded that day?

I wish someone would stuff a sock down that Train guys neck. What a tit!

Very insightful, Thank You T&B. A shame Roy and Eric couldn't attend. (Jimmy too!)

Awful.