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5 hours ago, sam_webmaster said:
I’m not sure how much clarification you can give on this, Sam, but is it correct to assume that the Pontiac pro-shot video is not in the hands of the group? I always figured that if the band had it in the archives, we would have seen it in the MTV/VH1 promos, plus the music videos in the 90s, etc.
So it appears Opryland provided cameras, Worldstage provided screen projection, and Mobile Tape Video based in Detroit seems to be involved as well in the filming.
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34 minutes ago, gibsonfan159 said:
I was assuming he used the stand up bass on 9/28 but I could be wrong.
Jones didn’t get the stand-up bass until 1973 or so - he was using a Hohner fretless at first then switched to the P-bass in June.
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One more time......
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Back up on YouTube:
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1 hour ago, sam_webmaster said:
There's a few live pics of JP with that lighter shirt but RP is still wearing that dark sweater on stage, not the white sweater he has on backstage.
This would seem to answer your question. Looks like Plant was wearing a black cardigan(?) over the white sweater:
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5 hours ago, sam_webmaster said:
I own these photographs (there's a dozen pics). Some documentation I received with them is unclear whether they're from October '68 or December '68.
I'm inclined to believe that this new set is the December 10 date. Here's why...
The Marquee shots included in the 2014 Super Deluxe book have all four members in different outfits than the two circulating color shots of the band at the Marquee. Additionally, Bonham's hair is very close to what it looked like in September 1968 compared to his hair in January 1969.
Excerpt from the strip of negatives from the (presumed) October Marquee show:
Better look at Page's outfit at the (now presumed) October Marquee show (not the green psychedelic shirt in the new shot):
The other known December 10, 1968 shot (note the matching outfits with the new color shot, but not the black and white pics)
Bonham in Sweden on Sept 15, 1968:
And finally, Bonham's (much longer) hair in January 1969:
In any case, Sam, would it be possible to see the rest of the set?
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26 minutes ago, zepster1979 said:
Where did u see that?
Since you asked, I may as well share with everyone the email you sent under your Argenteum Astrum alias this morning (not to mention, Paul, that only the last 20 minutes of this show is new and "unhearded" - so much for false advertising). I hope Gerry Olsen's kindness and our hard work getting this stuff out for free brings a nice profit for yourself and T2K!
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Just now, lololabrute said:
Cool - apart from the YouTube clip, where else can this be found? Dime?
What's on YouTube is source 1. It's currently up on DIME and Led Zeppelin Boots will have it up on his YouTube channel soon.
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While it is of course unsurprising to see our liberations being bootlegged, can't say I'm not embarrassed to see T2K jumping on this bandwagon so quickly. Disgusting.
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On the eve of the 49th anniversary of Led Zeppelin's concert at Western Springs Stadium in Auckland, I am proud to partner with Lloyd Godman in premiering this never before seen 8mm footage of Led Zeppelin in Auckland, 1972! He found it in a shed back in 2019 and had it transferred locally and synced up by me.
Special thanks to Lloyd Godman for filming this wonderful footage, as well as goldenretriever157 from The Dogs of Doom for helping facilitate contact with Lloyd!
News article about the footage and a radio interview with the filmer can be found here: https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/437114/fan-finds-led-zeppelin-auckland-concert-film-in-shed
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2 hours ago, bluecongo said:
Wow how long is film?
amazing
About five minutes.
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I'm very proud to unveil this new footage from the 1975.01.31 Detroit gig! For the first time we see the band actually playing How Many More Times from this tour. The vantage points are amazing. Near the end Greensboro and the first MSG show help fill in some audio gaps. Unfortunately some of the transitions to still photos are native to the source but I have eliminated them to the best of my ability.
Special thanks to Marty for filming and sharing, to Keith Schoen for all his help with getting this to me, as well as Glyn from The Dogs of Doom for digitizing.
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Fucking phenomenal show, Rob kills it the whole way through!!
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8 minutes ago, BobDobbs said:
Hmmm, I must be a YouTube idiot because I cannot find them when I click on the link. I see your wonderful videos but not the pics.
Oh well
QuoteFull gallery available here: https://imgur.com/a/PCrlUj4
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12 minutes ago, BobDobbs said:
Awesome, thank you. However, where are the other 74?
Don't be a tease now 🙂
The full gallery is linked on the same post...
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5 minutes ago, Strider said:
I saw Glyn's post a few days ago on FB. Quite a score. Where was this estate sale located?
Not sure where the estate was located but the photos were purchased from someone in California.
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A couple weeks ago some of us at The Dogs of Doom had the opportunity to purchase a set of 79 uncirculated 35mm slides. The slides were found at an estate sale, photographer is unknown. Unfortunately some of the film has been contaminated with mold, but the photos that survive are some of the best shots I think I've ever seen of the band.
Special thanks to the following for helping to make this happen: Glyn, Blockbuster, adam_777, ledzepfilm, Sticks of Fire, CaptCrunge and Vinnie (June72)
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Your Time is Gonna Come was performed at Tokyo 9/24/71 during the Whole Lotta Love medley.
As people said above... what's up with all the Destroyer? You could find superior versions of almost all of those songs.... and I'd refrain from Berlin 1980 as much as possible except for maybe the Whole Lotta Love. For White Summer go RAH or 6/21/77.
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1 hour ago, Mikelangelo said:
Is there video of Bonham (or the whole band) backstage or soundcheck? I remember reading that there was such a clip in existence...?
Not that circulates.
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1 hour ago, JimmyDave said:
Thank You Michael, I appreciate your in-depth reply! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for!!!
I have also done a re-edit of the concert with a more extensive approach to re-arranging the footage to match the audio and fixing any weird anomalies and timing errors and adding on some different musical passages. If you'd be interested in this, send me a DM.
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I may be the critic here... while it is impressive work through AI technology, I don't see the appeal in this. You're not gaining much detail by artificially upscaling footage that wasn't shot in HD, and as a result you have a lot of smoothened, sharpened, and blurry lines that give the illusion of 4K quality.
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6 minutes ago, Strider said:
Wish there was an audience tape to 4.27.77...it would provide much better atmosphere than the soundboard.
Let's just say... it's possible
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4 minutes ago, drpete said:
Fantastic! And it has the beginning of the concert which was cut off on Destroyer if my memory is correct
Yes... had to use the 4/28/77 audio for that section (and some of Pontiac for No Quarter).
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With the permission of the original filmer, I am very proud to unveil a brand new 1977 8mm film from the famous "Destroyer" show!
He also took 35mm slides at the show, which you can see here (note the confirmation of Jimmy playing Kashmir with the #2 Les Paul): https://imgur.com/a/GKJQhT6
Special thanks to the filmer for kindly taping and lending out his reel, Genesismuseum for their gorgeous 2K digital transfer, and ledzepfilm, TAFCIA, June72, publicnemy3, Sticks of Fire, Ed, and Bert13 from The Dogs of Doom for funding the digital transfer.
Please, if you have old film reels of Led Zeppelin laying around, get them digitized properly and share them out for the community to see.
Ranking The 1975 Shows
in Led Zeppelin Live
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Physical Graffiti was supposed to coincide with the very start of the tour but was delayed, and Plant didn’t come down with the flu until the tour started. Zeppelin wasn’t very smart when it came to Plant’s voice (only rescheduling much of their 1977 tour when he came down with laryngitis) so in typical fashion they kept on with the tour, only rescheduling St. Louis from Jan. 27 to Feb. 16.