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bamf4k

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  1. Well I was just wondering so I could go get that instead. I just don't like having a cut in the middle of ALS (my favorite LZ song you see.)
  2. Besides, the '77 setlist already had enough Physical Graffiti songs as it is.
  3. Like I said, a "semblence" of what they were going to see. Yeah the drum solos were averaging about 20 minutes, but at least the noise solos had a certain level of dynamics to them, i.e., harmonizer~theremin~guitar noodling(though this part didnt show up til San Diego 6/19)~violin bow. And the noise solo from 4/28 was only about 10 minutes, and on 6/21, the audience just had Heartbreaker played to them, so they did have a "goddamn" song, so I still think guy shouldn't have been complaining. Plus I think that "Achilles' Last Stand" more than made up for any so-called "lost momentum." As someone who only can listen to these shows on CD or on the computer, I might use the bathroom during "Over the Top" if I have to, but usually I stick around. I'm starting to think I'm the only one on this whole forum who enjoys the noise solos too. While yes, I think that maybe at least a song or two like "Royal Orleans" or "For Your Life" would've fit quite snuggly between these two pieces, I for one still find these solos to be an enthralling and engaging part of the concert, assuming the level of energy that night was relatively high.
  4. Is there a bootleg that fuses the two sources together to make a complete concert?
  5. Achilles' Last Stand 6/20/80. Also, am I the only one on this forum who enjoys the '77 noise solos?
  6. I don't see what they were complaining about, April 28 was a really good show, and I'm assuming that by that point many of the people there had seen "The Song Remains the Same", so they should've at least had a semblence of what they were going to see. I guess he was the one that missed it. Same goes for 6/21. I hate when that guy in the audience yells that "guitar lessons" remark, because around that time is when I'm really getting into the solo. Also maybe the people at Tempe were too high or had too much pity to boo LZ that night.
  7. The "Harmonizer/Theremin/Violin Bow Solo" from 6/27/77. Go Jimmy, go!
  8. You can hear someone close to the taper shout the same thing during "Over the Top" on the second night at Cleveland '77.
  9. Whole Lotta Love from September 24th 1971 at the Budokan Hall in Tokyo Japan.
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