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  1. I would ask the mythical group the DogsOfDoom. They have found many many things no one knew ever existed.
  2. Couple more from each night. 51 years these sat in a suburb of Tokyo unseen
  3. Never before seen photos from the 2 Tokyo 1972 concerts. So rare and beautiful. Working with Dogs Of Doom to have proper scans made.
  4. All these camera crews who filmed Zeppelin were just really so bad. Every filmed show was done rather poorly. I’ll bet the main problem is the people hired probably didn’t really go to concerts and know what happens or how to present a band onstage. I was watching 3 concerts by a midsized band this past weekend shot in Finland. Nice slow or medium zooms and/or pans, one static “savior” shot of the full frame of the stage so you always have a good shot to rely on and a most simple approach. Finally: how about shoot the full show, and don’t stop your camera over and over (and I don’t mean to switch the film magazines). What a loss…though I’ll bet there is a ton of MSG 1973 films but the band just doesn’t want to do anything with the footage.
  5. I wonder if these reels are actually the Akai video reels from Japan 1971 which Bonham can be seen using at the airport in Tokyo? Jason seems to mention them with baking the Knebworth videos. Makes sense why they haven’t ever been transferred if they are video rather than audio.
  6. 1971 was such a powerful year for Zeppelin. I wish we had more shows on audio or film. Maybe you could do Orlando next?
  7. Keep listening to it and it will keep climbing in the list: 3/21 3/27 3/12 3/17
  8. Whoa! This is awesome!! It’s great all these new recordings and films are coming out. You have to watch out for some of the collectors who get their hands on these things. They hide them away for selfish reasons and keep the world from hearing them even tho the original tapers want them to be heard and seen! So many thanks!
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