Autumn Moon
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On 8/23/2020 at 7:33 PM, RainbowElf said:
Jimmy needs to get together with John, Jason and a singer of their liking, and record an album, they can call it whatever they like.
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.
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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.
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5 hours ago, Strider said:
I saw "Kashmir" performed nine times and every single damn time Plant switched the "Talk and song" and "Oh Father of the Four Winds" verses from the order it is on the studio version. I have listened to nearly every Led Zeppelin bootleg from 1975 to 1980 and every Kashmir has the same lyric switch.
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.
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6 hours ago, Sandey said:
If there was a choice, I would much rather see an official release of Japan 1971, not that a complete RAH wouldn't be nice.
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.
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On 8/13/2020 at 9:26 PM, ZepHead315 said:
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......
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On 8/6/2020 at 2:02 AM, High-hopes Hailla said:
Seattle 1973. I'm "revisiting" this show after mostly passing it by it for a couple decades. Fact is, when I got the "V 1/2" Dynamite Studios silvers back 25 years ago (at least), I found the soundboard to be so damn dry and dusty that I wasn't getting any "vibes" from it, as Robert would say. And at the same time I was probably totally cranking "Three Days After" 73/06-03 L.A.from Silver Rarities which despite the significant tape damage was, and still is, one of my favorite '73 recordings. Anyway, the Winston Remaster of Seattle '73 is my new go-to and it's great. I hear the Graf Zeppelin version is amazing too, so I hope to find it. Anyone have suggestions for other versions? Thanks.
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.
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Optimism is a duty, therefore I choose the the upcoming 50th anniversary release of the COMPLETE Osaka 929 SB.
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14 hours ago, redrum said:
![Leni Riefenstahl - Triumph Des Willens [1935] [HD] on Make a GIF](//forums.ledzeppelin.com/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
Thanks for keeping it that short.
Herzlichst, Leni
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7 hours ago, Mikelangelo said:
Jimmy was a brave man to wear those pants. And with those red-socks!!! 🤣 But in honesty, I must admit that I had bit similar pants back in 1996 😂 But I didn't look that cool...
7 hours ago, JTM said:Red socks were de rigueur back in 72, worn with bell bottom flares that were half way up yer ankle. Thank fk there are no photos, they must have looked ridiculous.
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.
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15 hours ago, Strider said:
I'm not talking about 1982. Ron Wood was not with the Stones in 1971.
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.
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21 hours ago, Strider said:
Don't forget, the Rolling Stones have finally officially released many good shows from the Mick Taylor era.
There is "Get Yer Ya-Yas Out" of course...1969 Madison Square Garden. There is "Ladies & Gentlemen...the Rolling Stones" (Ft. Worth June 1972). "Live at the Marquee" (1971 Marquee Club), "Live at Leeds" (1971 Leeds University...same place the Who recorded their album the same year), and you can even get "Brussels Affair" from the Rolling Stones website.
"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.
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2 hours ago, pluribus said:
Keep in mind that the longer shows don't automatically = better shows. For some of the ones listed, like Seattle 7/17/77, Earls Court 5/23-25/75, and LA 3/27/75, 6/25/77, and 6/27/77...none of those would be considered their "Best" show of those tours. Oftentimes, what pushed the length of the show was something like Bonham going 10 minutes longer on his drum solo, or a few additional minutes from an extra bit of banter or a guitar solo that went a few bars longer. Or they played a single standard encore vs not playing any. It's not like Osaka 9/29/71 or Seattle 6/19/72, where the band played EVERY song longer, and did extra encores. In the case of 7/17/77, that's not a good show by any stretch. Both 3/27/75 and 6/27/77 are so long because Page drew everything out, for the final nights at the venue those years, but to little actual effect.
Stand-outs for the "long shows" are:
LA 6/22/77, 6/23/77
Long Beach 3/12/75
Seattle 3/21/75
Memphis 4/17/70
Osaka 9/28-29/71
Seattle 6/19/72
Bravo, excellent statement!
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18 hours ago, Nutrocker said:
I know no details beyond Freezer taping it. I have heard his '71 Allman Brothers recordings, which are pretty much the usual Freezer standard (as in excellent stereo sound etc), so if the '71 NOLA Zep show sounds anything like those...it's his '77 Baton Rouge recording that I'm holding out for- based on his other tapes from that era that fucking thing is probably on par with Millard's recordings.
Thanks, Nutrocker. I hope these shows will see the light of day somehow, someday.
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On 5/28/2020 at 2:58 PM, Nutrocker said:
opportunity to hear Freezer's Baton Rouge '77 and NOLA '71
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?
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21 hours ago, bluecongo said:
Just imagine what Robert had to do to even be heard onstage, fighting Bonzo the loudest drummer of all time, Marshall stacks, all with basically non existent or primitive monitor systems. You can only scream so much before your vocal chords will throw in the towel.
Roberts early Zep era performances are truly Super Human, there’s no way it could last. He left his voice on the stage for sure.
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.
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8 hours ago, LedZeppfan1977 said:
Taking this German squad to win the 930 am est match. Huge for me. Can win the streak contest if this damn team wins for me. Cant pronounce it or spell it. They are playing some Berlin team
Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Union Berlin?
Congrats, Mönchengladbach won 4 :1
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1 hour ago, duckman said:
fingers crossed that will feature the best AUD snippets 😇
This is a 12 DVD box featuring live footage from EC, Seattle 77, both Knebworth shows & and the MSG 73 fan edition.
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37 minutes ago, Lagging_Larry said:
so robert sings something at the exact second i linked. does anyone know what song it is?
Give us a chance, what exact second/time mark? Your link provides the whole show.
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Sick Again- This is where a 75 show really takes off for my taste.
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20 hours ago, Xolo1974 said:
Who the hell is this Eric Sachs character? And while we’re at it, who is Fish Head?
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.
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13 hours ago, Rodrigo said:
I have 'Made In Japan: 25th anniversary', 'Live In Japan' (3CDs). But anyway, I'm looking forward to this:
https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-695864627-deep-purple-made-in-japan-super-deluxe-box-set-_JM#position=1&type=item&tracking_id=1d1252f3-3d39-486e-99b8-53772ce672de
Current price, since every damn day the price increases: US$ 250 approx.
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.
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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.
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On 5/1/2020 at 6:26 AM, gibsonfan159 said:
Which ones? I've always found their masters to be pretty flat on the EQ.
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.
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2 hours ago, ed141 said:
I see you've decided to switch accounts again to defend your beloved T2K (or rather, your income stream).
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?
![Leni Riefenstahl - Triumph Des Willens [1935] [HD] on Make a GIF](https://i.makeagif.com/media/2-17-2015/qfR3es.gif)
BEST SOUNDING AUDIENCE TAPES OF 1972
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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?