BlyZeppelinaren
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It's always sad imagining what the European Tour of 73 could have been if Plant's voice hadn't gotten so damaged
Keep up the amazing posts, Gibson!
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The most underrated show if you ask me is 70/09/19, the evening show, the recording is of course not great, but talk about an early peak with every single member of the band, amazing WLL and HMMT, Plant really was untouchable until 1972
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In my opinion this is the best version. Just because of 4:20.
Percy's voice in '71 was just perfect
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I mus say I prefer "Funeral For a Friend" myself, a personal remaster from someone quite nice
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1970-09-19, I think I've said it ten times before but it really is incredible, my all time favorite for sure
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I'm gonna stuff the ballot with extra votes for the version from 1970/09/19 (evening). Re-listening now, I forgot just how great the jams and interaction with the audience was.
Hurray!
Seriously, incredible renditions of Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Some Other Guy, Train Kept-A-Rollin', etc. CHOO CHOO, All aboard the 1970-09-19 train!
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Same here! And it's 3h 12m with cuts!
I think someone on here estimated it to be around 3 and a half hours without the cuts.... IN '72!!!!
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June 19, 1972 Seattle is pretty great too, was probably close to a half hour in length (27 minutes with a sizeable cut on the recording we have now). Like the rest of the show, if you can stomach the mediocre/poor recording it's well worth it.
I need a soundboard for that show, that show is so freaking epic, 3 hours with cuts in it and in 1972!
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Why would you say that? I don't have the show, just going by what I've read...
In the middle of the acoustic set from 6/23/77.
Get it! It's one of the best around
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Wasn't Copenhagen in July?
Anyway, just about to pop in "For Badge Holders Only"....it is kinda like an obligatory Zeppelin holiday tradition to play that show on this date, right?!?
Well.... I'm not very smart am I?
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First night of the Copenhagen warmups to commemorate it's 35th anniversary!
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4/27/69, such an awesome gig, pretty good soundboard too
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Probably THE best Communication Breakdown solo, Jimmy is just on fire and the reggae section is probably in my top 5 Zep moments
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Very difficult to name a single performance as the very best as I believe there's probably a couple dozen shows that can stake this claim. However, if I was forced to choose one as the best or at least my favorite it would be
9.19.1970 evening show in New York.
This show, particularly the last hour or so is beyond description.
A few other of my faves that don't seem to get as much hype as some shows are
01.10.69 Fillmore west
04.26.69 winterland
06.15.72 Long Island
07.13.73 Detroit
02.14.75 New York
03.12.75 long beach
05.30.77 landover
Nice choice, I agree.
I agree with both of you, that show in unbelievable, I mean they do a KILLER WLL medley and then another kill HMMT medley as an encore, you get exhausted and pumped at the same time listening to that show, it's awesome
.... Damnit now I have to listen to it again
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1972-06-19 Seattle - Dancing Again (EVSD)
Such a freaking shame that the recording is subpar, such an amazing show
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Same here. So much of my life devoted to watching that DVD. ATL in the house!
I can't understand how people can dislike that performance, it's among the best late performances they did(the first night of course, not a fan of the second gig)
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72/10/2 in Tokyo, pretty damn good audience recording of a GREAT show
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Zurich '80 is a good one as well!
Oh I just love the '80s tour, kinda inconsistent with Jimmy but Robert and the rest are great throughout!
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So I've been going back listening to a lot of later Zep shows and with that of course comes the VERY good set lists of 77-80 and I was wondering what live rendition of ALS y'all prefer! Been watching a lot of 1979/08/04 lately and I quite like that, 1977/06/21 comes to mind as well, what do you guys think?
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The switch between the necks is pretty damn perfect on TSRTS, especially when you watch it too, it's so damn good, I really like that performance of it overall even though I love the start/stop thing he does in the solo in the later years
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Oh no not at all, the balance is great, you really hear everything very well, the balance is up there with the Millard tapes, just not as clear otherwise, I don't know if any amount of remastering could fix that which is a shame, such a good show deserves the best audio quality possible
And I have Berkeley already and it's a GREAT show like most 1970 shows, the thing I love about 1970/09/19 is that it's so looong, goes on forever and every second is amazing
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The best version of 1970/09/19 is 'One More For the Road 2005 Edition'. It's the lowest generation/best transfer around, better than anything bootleg label has released.
I got that the other day but I also got "Funeral for a friend" and I think that sounds better than the other ones, pretty good on the bass and stuff, a soundboard would be so amazing!
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Same here...first time I listened to the show, the stretch from the WLL medley to the encores with the Out on the Tiles/Communication Breakdown and The Girl Can't Help It/Twenty Flight Rock combos made my hair stand on end. Simply sizzling!
It should be noted for accuracy, in case any newcomers are reading this, that it is the Evening show of September 19, 1970 that we are referring to, not the early afternoon concert. The band played two concerts at MSG on 9.19.70. Both shows were taped and the afternoon show is good but the evening one is killer. A MUST-HAVE for any Zeppelin collection.
One more thing on that, I have the Born to Please release from years ago, is the newer ones any better?
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It gets mentioned here, but depending on the context, it might get overlooked sometimes because of the sound quality.
It is definitely in my top 10 or 12 Zeppelin shows that I like to listen to, and I rank it above Blueberry Hill and Montreux '70 in performance. But some people won't accept anything less than soundboard or Mike Millard tape quality and when they ask for bootleg references with great sound, it means shows like 9.19.70 often don't make the cut to some people's ears.
Ah that makes sense, the recording is pretty meh but it's not bad! Pretty well balanced for an audience recording and I can't get over the incredible setlist
Seriously, incredible renditions of Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Some Other Guy, Train Kept-A-Rollin', etc. 
NY 1970 8mm
in Led Zeppelin Live
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Does anyone have a mirror for the clip? The original uploader has deleted it and can't find it anywhere!