Autumn Moon
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23 hours ago, jsj said:
Why did Planty wear the same shirt every night on this tour?
He couldn´t care less.
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On 12/22/2023 at 11:22 PM, Rodrigo said:
In 1963 JFK spent Christmas at the Arlington National cemetery, you might have heard about his assassination on 22. November 1963.
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On 12/5/2023 at 11:46 PM, PattyDuke said:
Hi, was a full on fan back in the beginning and even attended their concert here in Melbourne, Australia on 20 Feb 1972, aged 17 yo. Listened throughout the 70s then something happened; I dunno work, kids, life just got in the way and I guess as they broke up in 1980 they just sort of faded out of my consciousness. Fell for Rod Stewart in 1971 too which took me off track! Still heard the old faves on FM radio constantly and recently listening to entire albums I'm amazed at how many of their songs I actually remember.
Fast forward to April 2023 and I decided to go to a Jason Bonham LZ show and was blown away by how those wonderful songs still sound 40-50 (gulp) years later. The set list was amazing and I have spent the past months since playing the albums non-stop, reading any information I can get my hands on, looking at photos and of course, falling in love all over again with the luscious Mr P.
Very happy to be a member of this forum to keep learning about and loving the greatest rock band of all time ❤
Welcome to the Forum! It must have been a great concert despite the impending storm.
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1 hour ago, john morrison said:
the fort worth boot , open your heart to fw , there were 30 test pressings in addition to the regular releases ( 300 ) , think that is what is being referred too
42 minutes ago, Moby_Dick_Ale said:Yes indeed, that's correct! 350 numbered copies plus an additional 30 "test pressing copies".
BTW: Open your heart to Fort Worth is said to be from this show: https://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/tarrant-county-convention-center-march-3-1975
The provided track-listing corresponds with the listing on the site!
Thanks a lot, I completely forgot about it.
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4 hours ago, Moby_Dick_Ale said:
My "test pressing copy" - 1 of 30 - of Fort Worth is on its way !!
Hello Aris, for a moment I thought please let it be the concert on 23. August 1971, but I guess Duckman is right and it´s the "Butterqueen" 73 show.
Please give me some information about the release and where you ordered it. Only 30 copies?- that´s insane.
Thank you!
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On 11/19/2023 at 5:27 PM, john morrison said:
autumn did you know about the 5 lp release from earls court , unstoppable metal machine . thinking as you have not mentioned it the answer is no
I had no idea it was being released
No, I didn´t know about that. These LP releases seem to pop up out of the blue, not on major labels, no big fuss about them. Anyway, I´ll pass on this Earls Court LP-Box.
On 11/20/2023 at 11:26 AM, john morrison said:anyone have an update on collectors music reviews
Got to be down due to technical issues, I see no reason for legal action as they don´t sell anything.
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Thanks for these beautiful photos, what an amazing find after all these years.
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9 hours ago, Merry2014 said:
Does anybody know who was responsible for the A4 FOR MARY pressing; I've looked everywhere, to no avail.
A4 FOR MARY / B1 PECKO - so it should be mastered by George "PORKY" Peckham. He is known for cryptic or funny etchings.
Btw, have you ever had the chance to listen to a French pressing? It´s the only one with red/plum labels although they look a little dim, nowhere near the beautiful colour intensity of the UK plum labels.
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19 hours ago, The Only Way To Fly said:
Mine showed up a couple of weeks ago. One of my favorite Zeppelin boots. The sound and quality of this release is top notch!
Great, I can hardly wait!
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On 8/13/2023 at 9:26 PM, Oleg said:
Sadly - not. They are closed, because of a lawsuit by Pink Floyd
Sad news. We learn that despite their name their business wasn´t located in Japan. Thanks to Japanese laws boot retailers are safe from lawsuits and other jokes.
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22 hours ago, john morrison said:
autumn can you give me a link to this zep boot . I would like to purchase .
Yesterday I have ordered a copy via DISCOGS. But you got to hurry, usually a bootleg release is banned from the Discogs marketplace within days. I guess you can find it on ebay, too.
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New 3LP release "Ultimate Blueberry Hill", No Label, trifold gatefold sleeve. Haven´t got B.H. on vinyl yet and this one looks nice: guess it is time to blow the hunting horn.
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On 8/12/2023 at 2:01 AM, gcczep said:
DiscJapan site down...
Strange, I hope there are just temporarily technical issues.
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On 8/3/2023 at 1:41 PM, Paganini said:
Thanks for lighting my way Autumn Moon …🙏
You´re welcome, nice reply referring to my username.
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21 hours ago, gibsonfan159 said:
I've heard several instances of Grant having to talk Jones into staying after the 73 tour. The validity of any of it is always up for speculation.
True, he was tired and exhausted from touring and being separated from his family. That Choirmaster Winchester rumor popped up around 2010, never to be confirmed by JPJ; RP or JP.
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On 8/1/2023 at 10:05 PM, Paganini said:
Do you have a source? That’s not Jimmy speaking ..I doubt he knows what Wikipedia is ..he’s doesn’t do the internet
Never underestimate JP, most likely he doesn´t do the internet, but he seems to be aware that there is lots of half-truth, rumors, myth and plain bollocks about the band on Wiki & CO.
Must have been an interview with Jimmy in a music magazine (Mojo or the like) 5 to 10 years ago. Maybe around the 50th anniversary or it was related to the release of the Page remasters. Sorry, but I can´t remember the original source, but I provide a link to a 2014 interview where Jimmy jokes about the Choirmaster story.
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15 hours ago, kingzoso said:
Jonesy contemplating leaving the band to become Choirmaster at/for Winchester Cathedral.
I don´t think that Choirmaster story has been mentioned in the books I have read since the early 90ies, haven´t heard a comment of JPJ on that topic either. But I do remember the reply of Jimmy Page when asked about that story: "Never heard of it, that must be wikifantasy".
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20 hours ago, Zep Hed said:
Perhaps the reference to Purple's US debut was the reconfigured band, but Chris relates the story in The Yacht Rock Book by Greg Prato; the tale has been retold in many an article since. Jon Lord denied the story perhaps because he favored skipping the gig that night but was overruled. The San Antonio gig was 28 Aug 70
Thanks for the information, I´ll check that.
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21 hours ago, Zep Hed said:
The following summer, Deep Purple made their US debut in San Antonio. Ritchie Blackmoore fell ill. The band didn't want to cancel their American debut. Enter Chris Geppart - later known as Christopher Cross - on lead guitar for one night. True story.
As far as I know Deep Purple made their US debut on 18th October 1968 as support of Cream at the LA Forum. One day earlier they appeared on US TV show "The Dating Game". I found no record of a San Antonio concert on their first US tour and never heard of a concert where any member was replaced by a substitute musician. What is the source of this Blackmore/Cross story?
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You have listed just the songs of the audience source of the GREAT Montreux 1970 concert. They played two more songs after HMMT, WLL and CB - from the SB source.
A perfect example for a superb audience tape beating a dull sounding soundboard tape by a country mile, at least to my ears. Nevertheless, great versions of both WLL & CB.
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Austrian actor and libertine Helmut Berger dies at 78. R.I.P.
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8 hours ago, lynxwizard said:
I see you still have not put down the crackpipe, agree to disagree I guess
He may move on to another playground, the Black Sabbath thread. Fingers crossed.
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On 3/1/2023 at 4:20 PM, CelestialSunrise03 said:
Currently listening to the Japan 1972 on my downloaded copies from what I've listened to so far the first night at the Budokan is fantastic and the first night in Osaka's turning out very good as well (on Stairway to Heaven at the moment)
A live album called 'Sundown to the East` would be great for this tour would be great at some point
I highly recommend the second night in Osaka, maybe the best concert of their 72 Japan tour. The Kyoto show, albeit a rather short concert, is very good, too.
Bootleg releases
in Led Zeppelin Live
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Are these new releases on Hammer Fall Records or Casino Records?
Thanks.