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  1. Fixed that for you!

    Well, that was so kind of you. <_<

    Also, current list of proshot footage:

    1969:

    Danish TV 3/17

    Supershow 3/18 (shot that day)

    Tous En Scene 6/19

    1970:

    RAH 1/9

    Iceland 6/22 (shot by TV news crew)

    Bath 6/28 (likely)

    1973:

    Atlanta 5/4

    Tampa 5/5 (shot by TV news crew)

    Pittsburgh 7/24 (test footage)

    MSG 7/27,28,29

    1975:

    MSG 2/7 (shot by TV news crew)

    Earls Court (24, 25 circulating; 17th confirmed; those photos showing the video screen have Robert in a black blouse, and on the 23rd he wore the red blouse; 18th and 23rd were more than likely filmed.)

    1977:

    Pontiac 4/30

    Houston and Landover (not likely as the video screens were not in use and cameras were not reportedly used)

    Seattle 7/17

    1979:

    Knebworth 8/4,11

  2. Geezer, yes, but two years ago. The Rover, a member here who was actually at the Houston show, said that the screens were NOT in use.

    Maybe with pontiac they wanted to release a live dvd performance and felt the need to use camera man for better shots... It's very possible that the houston show was also recorded through cameras from the upper wings that would not be available to the audience.

    Would be really cool to have a properly recorded 1973 show indeed. I always thought that Zepp should just take the fantasies out and release a three DVD set with the three MSG shows from 1973.

    Pontiac was used only for the people who couldn't see in the back. Seattle, Earls Court, and Knebworth were shot the same way.

  3. Dallas Knebs, Zurich has no proven evidence. Again, it's just a rumor. Houston is a more wide known rumor, but people AT THE SHOW said the video screens were not in action. Have you seen photos from Pontiac? They clearly have crew members on the stage. Same with Atlanta 1973, which hasn't surfaced yet. I'd love to see a properly filmed 1973 show.

  4. ^ Indeed, but in the case of Houston and Zurich there are no evidence of cameras in photos, and as I explained earlier, people from the Houston show claimed that the video screens were not in use. Zurich is just a rumor with no evidence. For Landover, the caption for that picture of the screen claimed that the screens were not in action.

  5. Circulating

    TV:

    11-15 February 1969 - Miami, Florida, USA @ Thee Image Club (Communication Breakdown promo)
    17 March 1969 - Gladsaxe, Denmark @ TV Byen (Danmarks Radio)
    25 March 1969 - Staines, England @ Staines Lino Factory (Supershow)
    27 March 1969 - Bremen, Germany @ Beat Club
    19 June 1969 - Paris, France @ Tour Le Scene

    Shows:

    9 January 1970 - London, England @ Royal Albert Hall
    27 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden
    28 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden
    29 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden
    24 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena
    25 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena
    17 July 1977 - Seattle, Washington, USA @ The Kingdome
    4 August 1979 - Stevenage, England @ Knebworth House Grounds (Knebworth Festival)
    11 August 1979 - Stevenage, England @ Knebworth House Grounds (Knebworth Festival)
    13 July 1985 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA @ John F. Kennedy Stadium (Live Aid)
    14 May 1988 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden (Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary)
    12 January 1995 - New York City, New York, USA @ Waldorf Astoria Hotel (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction)
    10 December 2007 - London, England @ The O2 Arena (Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert)

    Uncirculating (Confirmed)

    21 March 1969 - Shepherds Bush, London, England @ Lime Grove Studios (How Late It Is) -- the show was filmed and aired but the tapes were wiped by the BBC. See this.
    4 May 1973 - Atlanta, Georgia, USA @ Atlanta Braves Stadium -- see this and this.
    23 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena - confirmed by several photos and Kevin Shirley's interview
    30 April 1977 - Pontiac, Michigan, USA @ Pontiac Silverdome -- confirmed by several photos
    5 December 2007 - Shepperton, Surrey, England @ Shepperton Studios (only single-camera footage circulates. The footage shot by the professional cameras was supposedly not recorded.)

    Rumored to have been professionally filmed
    28 June 1970 - Shepton Mallet, England @ Royal Bath & West Showground (Bath Festival 1970) -- see this

    Let me knock some of these out:

    21 July 1969 - New York City, New York, USA @ Central Park - rumor, but not professional film.
    21 May 1977 - Houston, Texas, USA @ The Summit -- could have been filmed from an elevated position. See this. - Just because The Who were filmed two years earlier doesn't mean Zep was filmed.
    30 May 1977 - Landover, Maryland, USA @ Capital Center -- see this. If you actually read the photo, it clearly states that the screens were not in use.
    29 June 1980 - Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion - ONLY FROM ONE SOURCE. That was from an email of all kinds of claims that haven't surfaced.

  6. BACK...and to the left... :lol:

    :lol:

    3 Things that is utter bullshit about that movie:

    1) Shooting Kennedy from the front? No.

    2) Why do people elaborate on the second shot? It was shot from the Depository hitting Kennedy and Connally. And getting hit at 193 and reacting at 225? Really?

    3) There is no evidence that a Dal-Tex shooter is there.

    Anyways...

    Oh it is entertaining watching somebody dig a deeper hole for themselves. The dude didn't back down from his claims, though, which is what really makes it funny, even after a bunch of us called him on it.

    It's hilarious how this is the exact same guy that was promising us a videotape from that EXACT SAME SHOW!

  7. No reason at all why they wouldn't have gotten a copy...record breaking attendance at the show and all, it was an historic moment for the group, you'd think they'd want some kind of document...right???

    Then of course there was that yahoo here a couple of years back we pretty much crucified over his bullshit claims that Peter Grant ordered the Pontiac footage destroyed :lol: I'll try dig up that discussion, pretty funny shit there...

    Edit- Ah, here it is...scroll down to post 58, and set yer b.s. detectors on high:

    This shouldn't even be considered bullshit. I call it quality entertainment. Claiming something that you cant prove? Ha!

  8. The big screen was more than likely in use that day. Why would they film with professional video tape cameras and NOT show them on the video screen? If they did it for Earls Court, Seattle, and Knebworth, why not this concert? After all, the Silverdome is a big arena.

  9. Pros:

    They actually used matching footage this time!

    MOST of the concert is present.

    The fix in Dazed is one of the only fixes that I appreciated.

    The 8mm footage is a great addition!

    Cons:

    Removal of Honey Bee, Plant chatter (Ahmet... we did it!), and Boogie Mama

    The fix in Dazed is not perfect

    Feedback.

    Miminal bonus features. It was nice to have the Shepperton rehearsal on video, but something more could be nice.

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