well done

It's from BBC Playhouse Theater 6/27/69 but unfortunately that jam of It's Your Thing was cut from the official release. You can hear it on bootlegs or earlier radio broadcasts.

and NY 73

The Hawaii shots are killer

Must-watch Clapton interview: https://drcharlieward.com/eric-clapton-questions-the-vaccine/

Haven't listened to Dreamland in so long, need to hear that one again. I'd like to have more live stuff released as bonus songs. The full Montreux 93 would be so good as a proper release, on video even better.

Fantastic? An 8-part series on music in 1971 has ZERO mention of Led Zeppelin and many other bands. Apparently Sly and the Family Stone is the most important band of 1971, lol. Many of the clips are literally taken from YouTube and in crappy quality. The theory of Zep not being included because of their documentary is nonsense.

It's unwatchable, agenda-driven garbage.

NICE!

We'd love to hear more about working with Jimmy. Were there any other songs mixed for Coda that didn't make the album?

looks like it to me. really good condition based on the photographs.

The audience source started circulating yesterday afternoon. YES!!

That looks amazing!

Good pics!

From Lloyd Godman on Facebook: On 25 Feb 1972 Led Zeppelin played at Western Springs Auckland NZ . In 2019 I found a forgotten reel of standard 8mm movie film I had shot decades ago and had it digitized. To my surprise there was a forgotten sequence of Led Zeppelin at Western Springs Auckland. 1972. In 2020 I was contacted by Jude Row from NY who worked with Eric and synced the silent film with a recording from the Auckland concert. We will be releasing this on youtube 25 Feb 2021 exactly 49 years later - so keep your eyes open. The photos are a couple of screen shots from the film. https://www.facebook.com/lloyd.godman/posts/10217468064802827

Sounds good. I think Bring It On Home was recorded on the road so it would have probably been a Marshall or HiWatt? If you want to try to capture his Vox sound, try doing Whole Lotta Love.

Midnight screenings back in the day were legendary. By this time in '86 the party moved to our homes watching it on the small screen.

I'd say more tapers have been turned off by the elitist, circle-jerk clique attitude of some collectors, like has been on display in this thread. Surprising this still occurs in 2021. We'd be a lot further along as a fan community without this b.s.

"none of my business"? 😄

You are mistaken. Maybe you have some wax build-up in your ears. Try q-tips. Are you aware this was publicly released by the taper himself and he also publicly stated he can't find the rest of it, though he would try and look for it. Why can't this one song be circulated & enjoyed here or anywhere else, Sir Royal Highness of Rare Tapes? Your ego? So everyone needs your permission when a taper himself releases their own recording, lol.

Something new.......... This is apparently the only existing fragment of an audience recording from Hollywood, Florida, Sept. 1, 1971 - Black Dog. https://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/september-1-1971 1971-09-01 - hollywood florida - black dog.ogg

All info is here: https://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/april-8-1970 The Raleigh date was first confirmed when the audience tape first surfaced in the early 1990s.

A new set of new photos from Landover May 26, 1977 recently shared by Carl Deutsch Look at the fan banner they put on the drum riser during Ten Years Gone -- Full set: https://www.flickr.com/photos/166419514@N07/sets/72157718083116008/

Excellent photos and dreams of hearing this show one day.