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The version I used was a master transfer done by Jason "Presence" Peterson of RO. I think it's an improvement on other versions I've heard...though I'm not sure that's a good thing!

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Only point of disagreement I have is Stairway. Granted, I'm not a guitar player and haven't gone through that solo with a fine toothed comb, but I always LOVED this version and it's easily one of my favorites ever. Actually getting to hear the intro without the crowd cheering, Plant singing the verses with emotion, the solo before it got bogged down in repetitive phrases, and, of course, Plant nailing the climax. Doesn't get much better for me!

It's the 51st anniversary of this excellent show, and the Dogs of Doom recently uncovered a 2nd source of it taped by Tom Roche. This new source covers much of the show up to Moby Dick and gives us We're Gonna Groove, Dazed and Confused, a fragment of Heartbreaker, and the first part of What Is And What Should Never Be, all cut from the circulating first source. Unfortunately, Tom's batteries on his cassette recorder were dying so much of the 2nd side of the cassette is marred by severe speed issues. Nevertheless, this is another piece of the Zeppelin puzzle and we're so grateful that he shared it with us. We present a merge of this new source with the first source, done by @ledzepfilm. Big thanks to all involved!

Made in collaboration with the fine folks over at The Dogs of Doom

One of the more bizarre moments captured on an audience recording. At around 1:37:32, you can hear the taper and his buddy go for a bathroom break and take a piss.

You literally just outed yourself as a shill and, from the looks of it, got yourself banned from the site as a result. Congratulations. This is a whole other level of shooting yourself in the foot.

Check out the Dadgad remaster. It's still got some of the inherent dryness, but it sounds much better:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect

Just uploaded the new source to YouTube, with Moby Dick patched with the old source for completion's sake. Thanks to all involved for liberating this!