[How the West Was Really Done]

18 hours ago, duckman said:

Not my favorite, but there are quite a handful of great undisputed renditions of Thank You.

Southampton 1973 with a majestic mellotron intro

Orlando 1971

MSG 1973

Montreux 1970

check them out!

Duckman, another question........what are the best bootleg versions of the Orlando and MSG gigs? And has Winston worked his magic on these at all?

I've already got Montreaux and Southampton

Cheers

 

[How the West Was Really Done]

13 hours ago, duckman said:

Not my favorite, but there are quite a handful of great undisputed renditions of Thank You.

Southampton 1973 with a majestic mellotron intro

Orlando 1971

MSG 1973

Montreux 1970

check them out!

Duckman......thanks buddy.

Have just listened to Orlando 71. Holy Fuck! What a performance.....what a solo!!!!

I have the one I've been looking for! Beautiful version with a heavy and powerful back end.

Oh and by the way, thanks for the general pointer towards Orlando. It's decent sound quality....I'm downloading now.....i'll take my bike out for a spin later and listen to the whole gig. Excited.

Thanks again

 

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Guys, thanks so much for your input. Invaluable as ever on this site.

Completely off topic I know.....but my wife is away for the weekend with my 3 and 5 year old boys on a "no dads" camping trip (suits me fine thankyou). But I'm having a whale of a time watching zep stuff on youtube in the garden with my cocker spaniel.....I'm a "pom" in Australia and it's a beautiful day....oh, also.....I'm 41 and had my first guitar lesson today...my fingers are fucking killing me!

So what am I listening to now? Thank you from 01/04/71...is there a better version? If you can find one for me, it must be bloody good.  

Oh and I've had 7 beers.....if it isn't obvious

Does life get any better?

Have a great weekend and thanks again.

Neil

ps. i'll regret this post tomorrow

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Hi everyone. Hoping you can save me a bit of time. I have 'Burn Like a Candle'. There's a boot called How the West Was Really Done....and I think the Winston Remaster is How the West Was Redone. 

There are extra songs on the boots when compared to HTWWW (e.g Tangerine, Thank You). My qn is - in the boots for the extra songs, do they use the audience source from Burn Like a Candle, or are they from a soundboard? 

Reason I ask is that I struggle listening to audience sources, with the exception of the Mike Millard recordings. Or maybe in this case Winston has cleaned them up a little? 

Appreciate any help guys. 

Cheers