I did a NFBM matrix once. It’s been on my to-do list for a long time actually

I will be satisfied when the master recordings of every single soundboard ever recorded with Jimmy Page playing guitar in a public setting has been uploaded to a free public database website in 192kHz/32 bit quality with lower quality options available as well.

Another remaster from me

Good job entirely missing the point of what I said, ya goofus. Here, you dropped this:

I understand your eagerness to share new LZ stuff with everyone but you should have tried to seek out permission from the folks trying to properly get these recordings out for everyone to hear. These sort of things can be very touch and go and publicizing even a sample could potentially screw up all the work that’s being put into working with the owner of the original recording.

Either Dallas or Greensboro 77, bar none

So after hunting down just about every source for all the ARMS 1983 concerts, I’ve begun my quest to remaster/cobble together complete versions of all of Jimmy Page’s sets along with the encores. Here’s the first, London 9/20/83. I filled in what’s missing (two songs and downtime) on the official release with both the Westwood One broadcast and the Beano release of the audience tape. I cut out the interview snippets for the sake of a seamless concert experience. https://youtu.be/7az1vZDAdqI

Here’s another new remaster from me. The first night in Detroit in 1973. I used the newer source as the main tape because I enjoy the wider stereo sound and also because I can’t stand that bassy hum on the old source.

I feel similarly. I rarely ever revisit the albums, concerts are my go to for Zep. Of course there are exceptions, like the Coda material and other songs they never played live. But yeah, the concerts are so full of unique moments and variety that it’s hard for me to revisit the albums

My newest remaster. The main tape needed a healthy dose of bass and all the cuts have been filled to make the complete concert.

Lord I’d be over the moon for that full 1980 rehearsal! I’ve always had a big soft spot for the songs that already circulate from it

3/20/75 is actually my favorite No Quarter, it’s basically perfect.

Have been for a long time! My username is taken from the joke title Kurt would give Negative Creep when handwriting setlists for their concerts

Ever wanted to hear Landover 1975 without shrill treble? All the cuts filled with the audience sources? Well have I got the remaster for you! There’s even a FLAC link the video description!

I’m convinced the soundboard runs just a fraction too slow. In addition to the slow tempos mentioned above, when you cut the recording up at each point there’s a cassette flip, they almost all run past where the side of a 90 minute tape would have already ran out (over 47 minutes). I recently remastered this concert as I too love it despite it’s flaws (my favorite Kashmir of 1977 for how long the outro section goes on), and I did some very slight speed correction on the soundboard before EQ, reverb, etc were applied and the cuts were filled with AUD(M)>DAT(2)>FLAC version of the audience tape. I’m very happy with how it’s turned out! I’d really like to get feedback on it if that’s okay.

If you ever wanted to hear Uniondale 2/14/1975 with treble that wont make your ears bleed, a touch of reverb for atmosphere's sake, and the cuts filled with the audience tape, have I got the remaster for you!

I rather like that title. It makes sense given Bonzo’s choice of stage attire on the first leg of the 75 North American tour. Moreover, it feels cool to say out loud with a straight face lol

Here's a show I worked on before but was ultimately unsatisfied with. This new remaster of mine I feel is far superior. I EQ'd both the left and right channels individually the rejoined them and added some reverb to liven up the overall spectrum of sound. Very pleased with the results, give it a listen!

I've updated the description with a flac link if anyone is interested

Immensely proud of this one

Version 2, now with more bass and a slight reduction in sharp treble

Looking for feedback on this remaster