goldenretreiver157
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My other lp is unique and i cant find it on discogs, its on recycled vinyl reading ‘the meters’ and is pressed on a pretty smooth cover.
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the labels are all that plain white, the picture is paper lightly taped on a blank white cover. Thats about it. The art being so thin and easy to see made me think its an early pressing
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16 hours ago, zepster1979 said:
It's one of the pressings of the original Blueberry Hill issued by Blimp at the end of 1970. It pre-dating latter issues by the TMoQ and other labels so you're holding original, first issue. There were also colored vinyl pressings but they're all from the same plates and were released at the same time. Those matrix nos. are different on each of every single press so it's difficult to say from which part/run it has been taken. For sure it's a very early issue. Photos of the artwork and labels could only help to determine more details.
Thank you! So happy about this, i will post some pics of them soon
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I would appreciate if someone could help
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I wanted to identify the version of blueberry hill i have. It has the standard art and no information at all but What was carved on the black wax:
Matrix / Runout Runout side A, etched: EV 666-A1 70-401-F
Matrix / Runout Runout side B, etched: EV 666-B2 70-402-F
Matrix / Runout Runout side C, etched: EV 664-A3 70-399-F
Matrix / Runout Runout side D, etched: EV 664-B4 70-400-F
in discogs this shows several TMOQ releases and one ‘mushroom records’ release. Could this be a unmarked TMOQ vinyl. I am very confused
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On 8/18/2019 at 4:46 AM, JTM said:
That doesn't look like a G to me, look at the G in Grant just bellow. A scratch does not make a C a G.
Its not a scratch, its a printing error. My friends refer to it as the "ogean cassette" I know its not a G, just used to calling it that.
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2 hours ago, gibsonfan159 said:
My copy of the official photobook has the print upside down on the front and the spine. Also the logo in the wrong place.
Interesting error, wonder how many where done like that
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The ‘OGEAN’ is just a printer error , which makes it one of a kind. The LZ1 i thought was of interest, as i have never found a miscut album like that. Just some minor errors i found from years of collecting
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Would be interested to see if anyone has their hands on any misprint vinyl/cassette. I am not talking about the more common ones like ‘misty mountain top’ or ‘living loving wreck’ i mean real obscure oddities. For examplw i have a 77’ cassette of HOTH that lists the ocean as ‘THE OGEAN’ and i have a very off center LZ1 in which you can barely see the Atlantic label at the bottom. I will post these later under this topic.
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Buffalo 1973?
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It mostly sounds better as an audience recording. The whole song is incredible live, but I think the solo was meant more for studio recording because it seems he plays it too fast or doesnt get the right tone. Some beautiful versions i found (partially thanks to your suggestions) are:
4/28/77
4/30/77
3/21/75
3/12/75
3/19/75
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Anyone know if Jimmy ever nailed this solo, from what i've heard he never really got it down like the studio recording.
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The footage in Italy (7/5/71) appears on the led zeppelin website with a bunch of foreign captions and edits. Can someone send me the unedited footage if it exists?
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Plant clearly sings "she" in many live performances
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I love this recording, Plant is on top, actually screaming out songs like Black Dog, its very energetic but i believe my copy is too fast. Can someone tell me the best version of this show, and does it need to be corrected
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Houses of the holy
III
IV
Physical Graffiti
II
I
Presence
In Through the out door
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the answer is no
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5 hours ago, ZepHead315 said:
In terms of pure performance, here would be my top 10, in chronological order:
Boston 1/26/69
New York 9/19/70 (evening show)
Belfast 3/5/71
Osaka 9/28/71
Seattle 6/19/72
Offenburg 3/24/73
Los Angeles 6/3/73
Seattle 3/21/75
Los Angeles 6/22/77
Copenhagen 7/24/79
I agree with others that Strider's list is a good jumping off point if you're just starting to get into bootlegs. All of the shows he's listed have a good mix of sound quality and performance.
Thats very similar to what i would say, glad you included belfast, an amazing show especially for plant
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This has been discussed before many times, but they are all over the place, id like a nice updated top 10 list of bootlegs from any time based mostly on performance from ththe entire band, must include good plant shows. This would be a difficult task but id just like to hear what everyone has to say
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The Ocean
Four Sticks
Since ive been loving you
babe im gonna leave you
achilles last stand
over the hills and far away
the song remains the same
rock and roll
bron y aur
houses of the holy
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10 hours ago, sam_webmaster said:
New York, 7-29-73. Photo by David Redfern
Awesome thank you so much
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My other lp is unique and i cant find it on discogs, its on recycled vinyl reading ‘the meters’ 
Buffalo 1973?
If you were able to obtain a new recording from any show we haven't heard yet, which would it be?
in Led Zeppelin Live
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Its a bit late, but im almost certain someone has a recording of buffalo 72’. Hope it one day circulates