No doubt. all good recommendations for 72 shows with VG - EX AUD recordings. Except one show: I haven´t found a decent sounding boot of the 6/22 San Bernardino show yet. I had the Winston Remaster and an EV release, both with terrible sound. I really don´t understand why this source is rated VG, the source for the 9/19/70 MSG evening show is rated Good to VG and the boots are so much better sounding than the Berdu boots. Am I missing something?

The wonderful talents of Mr. Glenn Hughes would fit perfectly, and he even knows Jason Bonham so well. Although, I am not sure if I`d be happy with Jason on the drums. Anyway- Wake up, it is over, nothing will happen.

No way, Jimmy would only like to talk about live recordings which he gave his blessing for an official release. If your name is Ross Halfin & you share private moments with Jimmy near the open fire, maybe then you listen to & discuss the Japan 1971 recordings........ Agree with all of you, Jonesy would be the right man.

Not a major problem to me, I can live with that lyric switch. A huge disaster is the mutilation of the OTHAFA verses from 1973 onwards, that makes me mad.

I hear you, Jimmy really should give these Japan tapes a "state of the art treatment" at Abbey Road studios. And yes, a complete RAH would be fantastic. They were incredibly good in 70 & 71, unsurpassed.

Any background information about it? Is this a fan remaster, a source mix/merge or a matrix? What sources are used? Haven´t got the time to listen yet, but I guess it starts with source 7 and uses source 5 from WIAWSNB onwards......

The Winston Remaster & the Eat A Peach are both fine, but the Graf Zeppelin version is the one you should get. Simply the best, by a mile.

Optimism is a duty, therefore I choose the the upcoming 50th anniversary release of the COMPLETE Osaka 929 SB.

Thanks for keeping it that short. Herzlichst, Leni

Nothing wrong with these pants, he wore them (or similar) at the fantastic Montreux show in 1970. The pants he had for the Munich show one day later were excellent, too. But maybe you like his Dragon suits better? Or what about his tasteful 1980 outfits, they were beyond words......... To each his own.

Yes, thank God he wasn´t with them in 1971. Sorry, I was a bit confused. I only knew "Live At Leeds"(with Ron 1982) which I have avoided. Haven´t heard about this "Sticky Fingers" deluxe box set with the Leeds 71 show, interesting release.

"Live At Leeds" is with Ron Wood from 1982. You could get "Brussels Affair" from the Stones website back in 2011. Nowadays you can get a NM copy from $300 (just Vinyl and CDs) up to $600 for a complete box on Discogs, Mick Jagger signed boxes $1000 upwards.

Bravo, excellent statement!

Thanks, Nutrocker. I hope these shows will see the light of day somehow, someday.

A hoarded tape of the New Orleans show on 8.29.1971? Do you know some details? AUD, SB, sound quality or length of the recording?

Totally agreed. Just a personal remark: IMHO the problem was home-made to a certain degree, as Jimmy wanted the band playing that loud. Why did they have to play "10 times as loud as anybody else"??? A little volume reduction might have saved Robert´s chords, the audience would have had a far better sound, while still beeing as loud as contemporary bands.

Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Union Berlin? Congrats, Mönchengladbach won 4 :1

This is a 12 DVD box featuring live footage from EC, Seattle 77, both Knebworth shows & and the MSG 73 fan edition.

Give us a chance, what exact second/time mark? Your link provides the whole show.

Sick Again- This is where a 75 show really takes off for my taste.

Fisheads International is a well known bootleg mail-supplier situated in Tokyo, run by Mr. Eric Sachs. Fisheads Int. celebrates its 28th anniversary in June. My entrance card to the world of Japanese bootlegs- love it.

Yes, I have this 3 CD box and also the 9 LP Box from 2014. Honestly, I can´t imagine Jimmy Page will release anything from Japan 1971, though I wish he would. Let us wait for the complete 929 SB for the 50 anniversary, and any sign(like the 928 Black Dog single) from EV that SBs of 923 & 924 do exist, would be a godsend.

I would like to see something like Deep Purple´s Made In Japan, the best compiled from all recorded shows, but each song untouched and as it was played. I put my trust in Empress Valley, and yes, a single CD, released in the fall of 2020, with a song of 923 or 924 soundboard would be fantastic.

The Great Beast 666 (Montreux 70), the Geisha Box (929 SB) & Deus Ex Machina (Seattle 75 SB) comes to mind. These releases are "blessed" with an exceptionally strong bass, especially the very low frequencies. Got to take care with the volume, as these boots are certainly not neighbor-friendly. The bass level of the Bath T2K is nowhere near to the level of the EV boots mentioned.

Switch accounts, income stream??? What are you talking about? I am not the "defender" or spokesman of any bootleg label, nor a bootleg trader. I was just responding to pluribus` opinion about the bass level, as I have not any trouble listening to this CD without altered, equalized signal. Got it?