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The secret to the live version intro is using a touch of delay, hitting single notes instead of chords, and throwing an open G string into the riff. Remember to always play the D note on the fifth string with a little vibrato while striking the open D below it for a thicker unison sound. Page revealed this trick in an interview with Guitar World a few years back.
e ------------------------------------------------------------------
B ------------------------------------------------------------------
G --------------------------------------------------0--------------
D--------0--------0------------------------------------0------0---
A -------5--------5----7------------7---------7-------5------5---
E ---7--------7-----------0--0--0-----0--0---------------7------
Right and right. But delay? I don't think so...I hear NO ounce of delay in TSRTS but I could be wrong. An extremely small amount of reverb never hurts though - as it was in the Garden, an arena. (You obviously wouldn't want any digital reverb if you were playing live though...).
Great tips though.
PS: Welcome to the Forum my friend! Glad another TSRTS guy around here :-)
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I was in a Zep cover band (and some van halen stuff) when I was in high school, called "Work In Progress" . We weren't bad either if I might say. Just didn't last long . good memmories.
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There are tabs....but using your ear is the best tool you can refine. It's frustrating at first, I sometimes use Amazing Slow Downer or similar programs to hear it bit by bit.
You kind of have to "feel" Page's playing, and translate that to yours.
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-11 a few days ago in NYC.
Chicago's got it worse...
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I know I'm helping you out with this project, but why are you advertising it if it's only for yourself?
Clarification: Individuals who seek genuine non-profit interest will be issued an evaluation copy.
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Prez,
There is no footage existing from the solo unfortunately. Didn't mean to send out a false alarm, but would be thrilling in theory if it ever surfaces.
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Welcome to the forum! If you (or any of you guys and girls here) find footage of Page's solo for No Quarter (yes.. THAT part)... I'd be forever thankful and will send some beers your way
I'm working on it - I'll tell you that. We might just have potential extra footage coming our way, perhaps in particular to what you mentioned in the very near future (not a joke), but you'll have to wait for now until more news is spread. Any and all details and lenghty questions you would like to know more, please send to LedZepFilm or me and we will be quick to inform you if we have further word.
Cheers mate
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As long as you're not making profit from it, I'll help you as much as I can.
Heck no; I'm a one man army on this one lol. I'm a firm believer against making money off a work that is entirely someone else's efforts. Zeppelin is too close to me to evade my conscience like that and then still be able to listen to them.
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As a veteran with editing this stuff, I can agree with that statement with full certainty. Even mixing the 8mm films and various sources, there isn't enough to compile one continuous concert.
Indeed; that's where the trouble come in play. My intentions are simply to use as much stock footage as possible and NEVER make irrational or in-continuous shots as "fillers" so to speak. Of course, even the producers had to break continuity for quick shots, and the fantasy sequences.
If the fantasy sequences cannot be fully replaced, I will leave them in. Stock footage, however, is very promising. If I can tinker around abit, I might just have enough despite what you claim. I'm not looking to replace most re-shot Shepperton scenes, albeit ANY of them, moreover, make the film more unified and original. Got your PM. Gotta say, despite doubts, your help is a great contribution.
-A/S
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*****NOTE: I am new to this forum; I am NOT new to anything Led Zeppelin. Please, I ask you to ignore the first part of that sentence, and consider the second. Appreciated. ******
***The Song Remains the Same Complete Re-EDIT On Way! *** [Note]: Individual evaluation only, not a means of piracy; this will NOT be distributed in any such way; again, my individual evaluations
I've always preferred original TSRTS footage, be it a bootleg or 8mm. However, the actual viewing experience is rather limited by the subpar quality even terrible for 1970's cinematics. Honestly, the "film" portions of the film (I know, that sounds redundant, whatever) are pretty ugly. When one compares the close-up concert sequences re-filmed, the viewing experience becomes exhilarating. Add original panoramas of the actual crowd; the experience is timeless. And, of course, 1920 X 1080 resolution is absolutely stunning. The producers made their best intentions to create the best viewing experience possible during the time.
The only reason I bring this thought up is because of a project I am working on to re-edit TSRTS (film) as close to original setlist as possible, while still retaining an apex entertainment factor. The fan-edition looks great, but I wish to make it even better. The plans are as follows:
1. Rip 2007 Blu-Ray release as a main video reference for best consumer-attainable quality as of 2013
2. Integrate my FLAC vinyl rips as much as possible to cover the abridged / shortened scene performances and restore original song length.
3. Somehow attain the best quality original footage / bootlegs. This includes the abandoned gaps in Black Dog, The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, etc.
4. The whole point of #3 is to eliminate psychedelic/fantasy sequences limiting attention on the band itself.
The problem really arises from point no. 3; attaining footage to fill the gaps. I have some, but not enough. If anyone knows where to access the originals in best quality, that would be a great help!
Plans for release are late December/early January 2013/2014, though this is extremely tentative and subject to change. ***This is for experimentation purposes only and NOT for personal gain, resale, or profit or mass-release and or reproduction; only individual evaluation.***
If any of you are of interest, please don't hesitate to inform me as soon as possible! Thank you for your support.
-A/S
Complete RE-EDIT of The Song Remains the Same ORIGINAL /ACCURATE setlist on way! (proposal)
in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
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It's coming along, I can tell you that. Obviously, there's no way it's "truthful" because it's a rearrangement, but it's more honest than the mock footage itself. I don't know, I don't want to rush things, but let's say around the holidays this year. Perhaps LZF and I can work together and throw out a full cut or something along that by then. It's really a professional job so far, but to ensure that level of quality is consistent throughout the whole film we've got to give it a lot of intimate time to develop. We have, of course, so it's a definite prospect to look forward to!