http://britrockbythebay.blogspot.com/2010/08/led-zeppelin-june-1973.html Great photos.

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7 August 2011. The Big Chill Festival.

Bullshit is going to be ignored.

Those two concert were definitely not filmed. I've gone through myriads of photos and I can say this thing for sure: there were no cameras or cameramen near the stage.

I've finally concluded that the only proshot '77 dates are Seattle and Pontiac. I've thoroughly examined photos of all of the rumored dates but cameras are nowhere to be seen. No cameras = no proshot footage. Also, I have no idea about the Central Park '69 footage. Has it ever been confirmed? UPDATE Circulating TV: - Miami, Florida, USA @ Thee Image Club (Communication Breakdown promo; the band is miming to the studio version of the song). Exact date and location not confirmed. 8mm B&W14 March 1969 - Stockholm, Sweden @ Swedish TV (Communication Breakdown promo; the band is miming to the studio version of the song) 8mm B&W 17 March 1969 - Gladsaxe, Denmark @ TV Byen (Danmarks Radio) VIDEOTAPE 25 March 1969 - Staines, England @ Staines Lino Factory (Supershow) 16mm 27 March 1969 - Bremen, Germany @ Beat Club VIDEOTAPE 19 June 1969 - Paris, France @ Tour Le Scene VIDEOTAPE Shows: 9 January 1970 - London, England @ Royal Albert Hall 16mm 27 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden 35mm (mostly) + 16mm 28 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden 35mm (mostly) + 16mm 29 July 1973 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden 35mm (mostly) + 16mm 24 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena VIDEOTAPE 25 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena VIDEOTAPE 17 July 1977 - Seattle, Washington, USA @ The Kingdome VIDEOTAPE 4 August 1979 - Stevenage, England @ Knebworth House Grounds (Knebworth Festival) VIDEOTAPE 11 August 1979 - Stevenage, England @ Knebworth House Grounds (Knebworth Festival) VIDEOTAPE 13 July 1985 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA @ John F. Kennedy Stadium (Live Aid) VIDEOTAPE 14 May 1988 - New York City, New York, USA @ Madison Square Garden (Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary) VIDEOTAPE 12 January 1995 - New York City, New York, USA @ Waldorf Astoria Hotel (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction) VIDEOTAPE 10 December 2007 - London, England @ The O2 Arena (Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert) 1080i HD cameras + Super 8mm 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. VIDEOTAPE 4 May 1973 - Atlanta, Georgia, USA @ Atlanta Braves Stadium -- see this and this. 24 July 1973 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA @ Three Rivers Stadium -- test footage for TSRTS. 17 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena -- confirmed by photos. VIDEOTAPE 18 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena -- confirmed by photos. confirmed by photos 23 May 1975 - London, England @ Earls Court Arena -- confirmed by photos and Kevin Shirley's interview. VIDEOTAPE 30 April 1977 - Pontiac, Michigan, USA @ Pontiac Silverdome -- confirmed by several photos. VIDEOTAPE 5 December 2007 - Shepperton, Surrey, England @ Shepperton Studios (only single-camera footage circulates. The footage shot by the professional cameras was supposedly not recorded.) 1080i HD cameras Rumored to have been professionally filmed 28 June 1970 - Shepton Mallet, England @ Royal Bath & West Showground (Bath Festival 1970) -- see this

That performance is stellar. All four members on fire?

You need to hear more versions.

Some criticism: Editing. Okay, editing isn't egregious but it could've been better. Some shots last less than a second. Super 8mm. Personally, I cannot point out a single moment in the film where the 8mm footage actually improves the viewing experience. VERY superfluous. I don't think Jimmy should've allowed Carruthers to use this bulky footage. Camerawork. Even though there are some out-of-focus moments, the camerawork is solid throughout the entire concert. However, as an earlier reviewer already pointed out, some more cameras should've been added. This was a VERY signficant performance, probably the most signficant concert in the 2000s, and every single moment - including the audience shots - should've been captured. Live sound engineering. Very disappointing. There was a very unpleasant feedback on Robert's microphone in the opening three songs, and Page himself pointed out that the onstage monitors were not working well during the violin bow sequence in D&C. Recording engineer going sloppy? Several completely redundant cuts. Highlights include the beginning of Ramble On and Robert's speech before Kashmir. Celebration Day is a very good overall product but some these points could've been taken into account. Nevetheless, big thanks to Jimmy Page (and Jones and Plant) for releasing this product. I remember times when I thoght we would've never seen this footage. My pick for the best performance of the night: In My Time of Dying (easily). EXACTLY. One of the flagrant examples of flawed editing.

I understand, but size of the area did not change. If 250K people were able to fit in that area, then why were only 120K tickets printed in the follow-up years?

Steve, I recently found out that Queen attracted 120K people at their sold out Knebworth concert. Any thoughts? I mean, how did Zeppelin play to 200K+ people if a sold-out Queen concert accommodated only 120K people?

Yeah, and then they would've set a new record at the JFK stadium in August.

I agree that the production could have been much better. Don't forget, it was 2007 and the band initally was not going to release the film.

14 March 1969?

End of the Beginning

It was shot in 1970. Not sure about the exact date, though.

It's a "real" picture, whatever you mean by that. I hope I won't get banned for posting nudity.

Bonham was not a victim. His death was accidental - surroundings had close to zero effect on it. Really? I always thought he spent most of July, August, and Septembner with his family.

Stringfellows nightclub, London, 1980. Steve probably knows the exact date.

They'd try to keep prices down. As LZ77 already said, they could inflate them but they wouldn't. The ticket price of the O2 concert was only 125 pounds.

Hi guys. Do you happen to know how much the 1977 tour grossed? Were all shows sold out?

On the '77 tour. Cole was their manager from 1968 up to and including 1979. The band became the world's #1 music attraction in the 70s, so it's kind of unfair to pan Cole.