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Let´s talk about this upcoming 929 Osaka AUD Master release.
The best AUD version that I know so far is still medoicre compared to the best AUD sources of 923. The 929 AUD is distant, unbalanced & Robert´s voice suffers from heavy echo- even the master tape wouldn´t solve these problems.
Maybe EV uses the so-called "Mr. Peach recording", which has been released by Tarantura 2K recently? (which I haven´t heard so far)
Any thoughts?
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On 8/27/2019 at 11:15 PM, Miinsane1971 said:
Landover 2/10/75
Ft. Worth 3/3/75
Houston 3/4/75
Dallas 3/5/75
Vancouver 3/20/75
Okay, it's five shows. I know that Empress Valley has released all of these but for someone on a budget, they're not really affordable.
Deep Throat budget release from 2015:
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At last!
I have been waiting for this book for ages. Considering the high quality of the few photos we already know, this book will be gorgeous.
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8 hours ago, bishlap said:
Memories; I was deaf for a week... Tommy was pretty wasted, but got off some good runs when he was able, Glenn Hughes was fine as was the rest of the band - good show, not great, and very Zeppelin-esque in that two great players (Page & Bolin) could make or break a show. Coverdale was strong as always.
Opening act was Nazareth, who were coming off the Love hurts release, they played real well, very well in fact, but maybe 30 minutes, 35 tops.
Traveled to radio city by car in a driving snowstorm, was a great night!! Any night hearing good bands play loud and live is a great night.
Thanks for your reply. Did you attend a concert of the Tommy Bolin band in 1976? I know he played in NY in May/June and later in the fall of 1976.
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1 hour ago, Miinsane1971 said:
Landover 2/10/75
Ft. Worth 3/3/75
Houston 3/4/75
Dallas 3/5/75
Vancouver 3/20/75
Okay, it's five shows. I know that Empress Valley has released all of these but for someone on a budget, they're not really affordable.
There is a new EV Paper Case re-release of the Snowblind 3/20/75 show for about $ 65.
Landover 2/10/75 is available on the TCOLZ label for about $ 50. I know these prices are higher than the average Moonchild release, but maybe it helps.
Also, EV is not second to none- check out the Graf Zeppelin and Eat A Peach/Golden Eggs releases, they have excellent sound quality for about $ 50 to $ 65.
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13 minutes ago, Miinsane1971 said:
There are four shows that I really wish Moonchild would release. I know most people frown upon "clone" labels, but sometimes it is the only way to go when you prefer physical media to digital media.
Which shows?
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On 8/14/2019 at 10:39 PM, bishlap said:
2nd row Deep Purple @Radio City(Tommy Bolin tour)
Wow- any memories? Was it one of the few US gigs where Tommy & Glenn were ok an played fine?
Jimmy Page & Tommy Bolin always have been my favourite guitarists.
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On 8/23/2019 at 10:34 PM, The Danelectro said:
I won’t lie, Page had some moves in there that made me think some naughty things, most notably during IMTOD.
Interesting, my ex-girlfriends and female friends mostly were/are atrracted to Jimmy Page. They think the other members are handsome for sure, but Jimmy......
By the way, I also have my special moments during IMTOD, every time Robert gets to the "Oh my Jesus" & "Please Lord" part, I think of leaving the room, mumbling " SHUT UP. Pleeeeeeeease"
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On 8/9/2019 at 1:45 PM, philcabrera said:
I was listening to Led Zeppelin 1 on vinyl and it seemed to me that the highs and lows were missing. It sounded like it was all coming from a tiny closet. What’s going on?
Sudden hearing loss?
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There is also a cheapo version available; too bad that they chose the photos of the 923 Budokan gig.
NEW LED ZEPPELIN-KUTABARE MOONCHILD ★ 929 OSAKA 1971 JEWEL CASE VERSION WINSTON REMASTERS MONCHILD LABEL NOT LIMITED EDSeptember 29, 1971, Osaka Festival Hall complemented with the latest sound board sound source with a good audience sound sourceIt is the ultimate 929. The sound quality is edited so that there is no big difference between the soundboard and the audience.Among the titles that have recorded this day completely, it is definitely the top sound quality. -
On 8/3/2019 at 9:43 PM, ZepHead315 said:
Definitive version of this show. Thanks Winston!
I guess you should know about this:
NEW Led Zeppelin Kutabare Moonchild Collectors LTD Limited Edition Moonchild Records 3CD LIMITED WITH #
September 29, 1971, Osaka Festival Hall complemented with the latest sound board sound source with a good audience sound sourceIt is the ultimate 929. The sound quality is edited so that there is no big difference between the soundboard and the audience.Among the titles that have recorded this day completely, it is definitely the top sound quality. -
2 hours ago, Strider said:
Yes. I also have Moonchild's Winston Remasters of Blueberry Hill, For Badgeholders Only, and others. I want my bootlegs in physical form...either vinyl or cds...as that is how I prefer to listen to them. I don't want or need a bunch of computer files taking up space and possibly spreading viruses.
I am somewhat surprised by the variations in soundquality of these Moonchild Winston Remasters. Some of them are very good, like the above mentioned Good Night Vienna, For Badgeholders Only, LTTE.....
Others, such as Seattle Supersonic 73, Berdu 72, Blueberry Hill and Let´s Get Together RAH70, are by no means of the best quality.
Astounding.
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/\ Bravo, this is amazing, love that tone.
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I missed the longest song question, always thought Carouselambra takes ages.
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Brilliant idea, since this tour gets a lot of bashing. Luis Rey didn´t like it, usually fans are moaning about Robert´s voice going down, many consider this tour as a mere stepping stone to 1973.
Check these:
Rain Song 10/2 - beautiful version, Robert is doing fine, no major issues
Whole Lotta Love 10/4 - a very strong rendition with a blistering medley, worth to compare with the 10/9 version
Stairway To Heaven 10/10 - excellent!
Dancing Days 10/4 - surprise, a disaster in 73, but not in Japan
Stand By Me 10/9 - you got to take this on board
Can´t help you with the rest, haven´t heard them recently. For the sources I´d recommend The Overture box by EV.
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On 7/3/2019 at 12:30 AM, John M said:
Please let us know about the sound quality in the non soundboard discs as compared to previous releases of the Millard recordings. They were advertised as a big upgrade. Thanks.
3 hours ago, Xolo1974 said:What’s the audience source like for the LA gigs? Is it an upgrade on previous releases? Very curious. Hope you’re enjoying it.
Have to admit I was sceptical when I first heard about the new EV box. Sceptical, for various reasons: I already have the Deep Throat box, I am not the biggest fan of their 1975 concerts & my interest in a new 75 SB is sub-zero. It took some emails with a trusty mate who should know, to change my mind. Received the beautiful box on Friday, haven´t heard all the discs yet, but I have to say: They are fantastic! Compared to Deep Throat they are a huge upgrade. The separation of the instruments is excellent, one is able to hear more details. Overall, this sound floors you, like you are in the tenth row, right there. EV did a marvellous job with these Millard 1st gen tapes.
The new SB? Well, just another 75 SB with soundquality similar to Deus Ex Machina/Seattle March 21.- pale in comparison to the new AUD release.
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17 hours ago, JohnOsbourne said:
Is it certain that this SB disc is entirely from the 24th? The version of TU appears on Deep Throat II (i.e. the 25th) on the CDs I have (unless they're mislabeled?).
I think TU is from the 24th: Around 1:25 minutes into the song, after the fourth verse "Specialist tradition, Mama let me feast my eyes" there is a significant guitar flub. This flub is present on all versions I have: Deep Throat remastered, The Face On Mars of the new Pareidolia Paradigm Box & the new SB Night Stalker version.
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3 hours ago, badgeholder said:
I was at Cal Jam. I was sixteen. I thought both Sabbath and Purple were great. That MK III lineup is my favorite. I left during ELP.
What a lucky man you were.
7 hours ago, Stryder1978 said:Agree....the Cal Jam performance of "Burn" is one of the greatest rock moments of all time (IMHO). And I'd take Deep Purple Mark III over any prog band any day!
Any fan of the MK III lineup should get a copy of "Graz !975". It was one of their last concerts, April 1975, just before Mr. Blackmore left. You won´t find better versions of Burn & Stormbringer.
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13 hours ago, gibsonfan159 said:
Very nice photo, with regard to Robert Plant´s blouse, a joyful variety to the blue short blouse (MSG & 95% of the US tour), this is the legendary Bonzo´s Birthday party, LA Forum 31.May 1973, right?
Here is another one:
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3 hours ago, John M said:
Love the bass in TSRTS here.
Indeed, such a great concert, IMO the very best of their 9th US tour. I strongly recommend V1/2 on the Graf Zeppelin label, the sound quality is much better than on the Winston Remaster.
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Really looking forward for this release on 7. June: remastered for vinyl, 3 LP set- love those songs!
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59 minutes ago, NealR2000 said:
Vocals are the toughest instrument of all. Anyone else can have a bad night and it isn't so noticeable ... at least not as noticeable as a shot voice. Stinking cold. Bronchitis. The flu. Unless it's at the passing-out point, anyone but the singer can usually tough it out for a show. Even at Jimmy's worst, he could usually grind out a performance. On top of this, a singer, when on a long tour, has to protect the vocals chords, knowing there about 30 shows ahead of him. You might feel great one night, get a little too enthusiastic, and find out the next morning when you wake up that your voice is shot and needs 3 days to get back in shape. Too bad, you've got a big show before then and to cancel it will piss of the fans and cost a fortune in refunds.
To continue the January 73 UK tour & the January 75 US tour with his severly damaged voice was Robert´s Kamikaze trip into serious voice problems. I still can´t believe that he didn´t pull the emergency brake- to postpone the concerts & heal the vocal chords would have been a proper formula.
And where was their far-sighted, coked-up MANAGER, Mr. Peter Grant? It would have been his duty to stop this madness. But maybe he was too busy making poster seller lifes miserable, or doing similar highly important things.
Grant was an eyewitness, every night, but he didn´t act. Failure, what a shame!
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10 hours ago, Xolo1974 said:
it’s not a remaster of the Millard tapes. They clearly state it is a sbd. As you know full well
Zepster1979 is talking about the 9 CD AUD set, which is mainly consisting of the Millard tapes. These tapes have been remastered & are from the lowest source generations, same treatment here as with the previously released Japan 1972 Box.
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There are some bizarre, peculiar & sometimes quite embarrassing Brits-Nazi- incidents, but don´t let them fool you, I don´t think there is any sympathy for Nazi ideology involved.
Wheter it is our skinny hero in partial SS costume, fueled with cocaine, smack and visions of Charlotte R., or Kula Shaker, with the weird act of burning huge swastikas onstage during their 1999 tour.
And don´t forget the late Lemmy Kilmister, the man had an extraordinary big collection of Nazi devotional objects. The Eisernes Kreuz around his neck was an original, I´ll bet you.
Last AND least: the bunch of bright looking young men of the Hells Angels party organisation, most of them wearing Wehrmacht or SS helmets, as seen on the 1969 Brian Jones Hyde Park memorial concert.
By the way, stormtroopers isn´t a correct & fitting translation for SS, Schutz-Staffel = Shield Squadron
New Book from Japan, Led Zeppelin Live Tour 1971-1972
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Fingers crossed, but I don´t think it will happen in 2019, normally there are prior announcements about two months before the release.
Maybe next year, but dead certain in 2021 to the 50 anniversary.
Anyway, I am prepared for the complete 928 & the rest of 929. Who´s to say that there aren´t SBs for 923, 924 & 927 as well?