Communication Breakdown at both 8/21 and 9/04 are personal favorites. Whole Lotta Love at 09/23/1971, 6/25/1972, and all of the 1973 european shows (Essen, Hamburg) are epic.

If that is the case regarding low end being cut for the vinyls. Why would it not hold that that the low end would be transferred to digital when that digitization happened, whenever it was, and would therefore now be present on all digital forms of playback (cd, stream) that come from those digital masters? Was the low end cut out of the original analog master tapes themselves? Or does all that low end still exist somewhere?

Mobile Alabama 1973 Tokyo 1971 February 14 1975 June 25 1972 Belfast

Wow. I cannot even imagine. Question - how loud was it?

TSRTS propelled me down one incredible, life changing rabbit hole.

Agreed. For the best. Happy, even, that Plant cares that much. To do what is best.

Thank you for posting!

So awesome!!! New unheard 70's JP. Better than Christmas! This hasn't been previously leaked, then?

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/50-greatest-bassists-of-all-time-1003022/carol-kaye-1003030/ Was a trash publication then, is a trash publication now.

Don't know about best but San Diego is great.

Led Zeppelin night in Boston! https://www.mlb.com/redsox/tickets/promotions/themes/led-zeppelin

Any insight into how therefore the records may be different? Is it just a difference of timing - when the records were pressed?

Attached are pics of two different versions of TSRTS - what is the difference between these versions? They both appear to be the 1976 tracklist and have the same timestamps. With regards to the outer sleeves/covers, the cover of one seems a little newer/more modern, with a darker black background and lettering that is whiter. As for the labels, which is I presume where the answer lies, there are several differences which can be seen in the pics. Any suggestions are appreciated!