I went back and listened to that. I see what you mean. I would like to replace that one with: “Good Times Bad Times/Communication Breakdown”- Olympia Theater Paris – October 10, 1969

I fully agree about LTTE, DVD and BBC. I would also add Blueberry Hill September 4, 1970

Mk IV is such an underrated band, imho.

Which one are you referring to?

"Immigrant Song"- September 4, 1970 "Rock and Roll"- Earls Court "Train kept a Rollin'"- July 7, 1980

Humble Pie, Deep Purple, the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band.

Plant: Best '71-'72 Worst: '80 Page: Best '72-'73 I don't really think he had a bad year, but he was a bit sloppy in '79-'80 Jones/Bonham: Please...those guys were always hitting on all cylinder, imho.

I attempted to sign up for the RO group and it wouldn't allow me.

I just listened to the San Bernardino show. You are right. Whole Lotta Love and SIBLY stood out to me..

I listened to Mobile last night. That was a damn good show, Does anyone have a link for Southampton 1/23/73 ?

I tend to lean toward Essen as my favorite. I certainly intend to check out some of the other suggestions that I don't have in my collection.

It sounds similar in nature, for sure.

I fully agree Bonzo_fan. They sounded awesome in Vancouver and Seattle!

I actually dug his voice on the '75 tour. He had a few rough spots, but overall, I thought that he sounded great.

You know, traffic wasn't too bad this past weekend. I drove from McDonough back up to Woodstock yesterday in 35 minutes. But I constantly have the boots going in my vehicle.