Dear Prudence Dizzy Miss Lizzy I Don't Want to Spoil the Party I'll Get You Please Mr. Postman We Can Work It Out I'm Only Sleeping And I Love Her In My Life

Same here. So much of my life devoted to watching that DVD. ATL in the house!

"Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!"/"I Want You (She's So Heavy)"/"Helter Skelter"

Thanks! I liked yours too we chose a lot of the same ones. This is the song that got me into them. 1:48-3:22 FTW! "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!"/"I Want You (She's So Heavy)"/"Helter Skelter"

I Saw Her Standing There All My Loving You Can't Do That If I Fell Baby's In Black I Feel Fine Help Ticket to Ride I've Just Seen a Face Day Tripper The Word If I Needed Someone Rain Paperback Writer Tomorrow Never Knows Strawberry Fields Forever Fixing a Hole A Day in the Life Happiness is a Warm Gun I Am the Walrus Yer Blues I Want You (She's So Heavy) Abbey Road Medley I Me Mine One After 909

The Beatles-Strawberry Fields Forever (Love soundtrack)

The Albert Hall argyle sweater vest.

Since I've Been Loving You

just to clarify i was kidding my boot doesn't run slow check out this version its killer.

Try this version its a bit slower than most live versions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIvCShIp9FU

I always liked the version from the night after in Frankfurt. (6/30/1980) Seems like they slowed it down a bit from the usual hyperspeed live versions. Maybe its just my boot runs slow lol? Anyways it sounds awesome.

One of their more under-appreciated tracks.

Black Sabbath-Fairies Wear Boots

9/19/1970 (evening show) Whole Lotta Love (inc. Boogie Chillen', Dust My Broom, Truckin' Little Mama, Bottle Up and Go, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Cinnamon Girl, Some Other Guy, Train Kept a Rollin, I'm a King Bee, Baby Don't You Want to Go, Honey Bee, CC Rider, The Lemon Song)/Out on the Tiles/Communication Breakdown (ft. Gallows Pole)/The Girl Can't Help It/Talkin Bout You/Twenty Flight Rock/How Many More Times (inc. Cadillac, Blueberry Hill) Here is the setlist from the final hour of the show I posted about a month ago. I actually forgot to include Gallows Pole, Truckin Little Mama and Honey Bee.

I have heard a few different versions, usually pretty similar to my ears. Here is a review of the version I own. According to CMR, its as good as definitive. http://www.collectorsmusicreviews.com/led-zeppelin/led-zeppelin-one-more-for-the-road-boogie-mama/

Agree with strider and Bly, if the sound quality was better this would be mentioned among the definitive Zep shows.

Yes! A fellow 9/19/1970 enthusiast! (Check my avatar, btw)

Carouselambra. Yuck.

I have you beat redhairedqueen22. I beat it 4 times lol. Just traded it in yesterday for Max Payne 3. (I also have red hair lol.)

1970 1/9 Albert Hall 3/7 Montreux 6/28 Bath Festival 9/4 Blueberry Hill 9/19 MSG Evening Show 10/5 Led Zeppelin 3

I couldn't go 2 months without ANY Zep! I've actually taken the opposite approach, I've been listening even more in anticipation of the box sets lol.

December 6, 1969 Ecole Centrale, Chatenay-Malabry, France (Piston 70)

3/7/1970 Montreux

Les Claypool's Duo de Twang-Four Foot Shack

9/19/1970 (evening show) Whole Lotta Love (inc. Boogie Chillen', Dust My Broom, Bottle Up and Go, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Cinnamon Girl, Some Other Guy, Train Kept a Rollin, I'm a King Bee, Baby Don't You Want to Go, CC Rider, The Lemon Song)/Out on the Tiles/Communication Breakdown/The Girl Can't Help It/Talkin Bout You/Twenty Flight Rock/How Many More Times (inc. Cadillac, Blueberry Hill)