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My newest and 4th solo CD, Hopes & Dreams, is now available for download. You can go here to hear it, buy copies, etc..
http://reidstevens.bandcamp.com/album/hopes-dreams
Also, Please vote for me in the Fishman Acoustic Challenge.
I'm currently # 9.
The top 15 will compete for a Fishman PA system in October, in Atlanta.
This will be very handy for future solo electric/acoustic shows. Please share this with friends. One email address per entry, but if you have multiple email addresses, please vote from each of them, if you can.
My job was recently eliminated, so I've been gigging this summer.
http://fishman.competitionalley.com/vote
thanks for your help and time,
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Cheap Trick opened for him in at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia, SC, when I saw him on the Non-Stop Go Tour 88.
He performed "Dimples" and did an awesome job!!! People were standing for the entire concert.
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I believe these were all released in Cardboard (Long Boxes) around 1985, if memory serves me right.
It was right before the Beatles catalog was released on CD in the US (which was 1986).
I'm sure someone will come along soon with the answer(s).
Until then, perhaps Google Led Zeppelin Long Box cd release dates, check ebay, amazon, allmusic.com, etc..
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The Houston Summit was the site of some great concerts back in the day, including Led Zeppelin in 1977. Unfortunately, my Mom thought I was too young at the time and would not let me see Zeppelin with my older brothers. (Looking back, at 12, I was just a bit young.
) Well, the Summit is now a "House of the Holy" if you want to call it that, as in Lakewood Church. It's a bummer really, because it was a great concert venue, in my opinion. There was a lot of wacky weed smoked in that building, let me tell you. Now, it's home to an egomaniac, his snotty wife and their followers. (Sorry to any of you Osteen fans out there.)The Summit back in the day:
And, Lakewood Church now:
Yep. Nice venue it was (the summit in Houston).
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Cool.
Thanks, Sam.
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thanks for sharing, Strider. Cool stuff.
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Thanks, Sam.
Can't wait to see if a DVD will be released of either the first or second tour leg.
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Dave, keep doing this as much as you can^^ great video
Cool video.
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This show is a must see for everyone!!!
Don't miss it. I saw them last November (in Florida).
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In The Light
Achilles Last Stand
So great to see them back out on the road again (they really need to get to Atlanta, though).
Just sayin'...
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nice work/research Blocoboy.
thanks Sam for sharing.
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It looks like they were in the studio last night recording some tracks, according to several JBLZE members' FB pages.
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Pre-ordered the new Foos album as well as ordered the Eric Johnson Austin City Limits 1984 CD/DVD combo.
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PG.
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JBLZE to perform this Sunday at Tailgate Party (4 song abbreviated set) for Dolphins-Bills NFL game.
The article misnames Glen Danzig as member of BCC instead of Glen Hughes.
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umvq4339
I'll have to check my laminate when I get home.
Hope it matches.
That'd make some Christmas present, eh?
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Record Collector (November 2010) (UK)
'The Making of Led Zeppelin III'
On its 40th anniversary, Dave Lewis tells the story of the album that ensured Led Zeppelin would be remembered for much more than stacks of Marshall amps.
Thanks, Steve.
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Hot Press / UK / Nov. 2010
Thanks, Sam.
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Thanks Deborah and Ally for your video links and review.
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The last show of the tour (so far) is tonight.
Whoever goes, have a good time. It's currently the best tour out there.
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Jason Bonham will be on That Metal Show this Saturday at 11 PM eastern time on VH1 Classic. Click the link below for a video preview.
http://www.vh1.com/video/misc/600488/jason-bonham-sneak.jhtml#id=1653002
Excellent. BCC cd/dvd was reviewed by Eddie Trunk on a recent That Metal Show episode, too (taped this season in California).
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All I can say is .... Wow!!!
I'm overwhelmed. It was the best concert I've ever been too (and I've seen a lot of shows over the years).
The band was incredible. They performed some of the very best material (mostly from the first few albums, while drawing from some portions of the latter).
What Deborah J said above is true. Jason looked directly at her and said hello, Deborah". I couldn't believe it at first and asked her, "Did he just say what I think he said?" and Deborah said, yes.
Very cool, indeed.
So many highlights in this one. I don't want to ruin it for anyone else (and will post more later).
I have a ton of photos as well (and will post them soon).
In the meantime, here's one of me and Tony.
He is probably the best rounded guitarist to play Led Zeppelin (outside of JP himself).
It was great to see him again after many years.
If you live anywhere in the US and haven't seen this show yet, go buy and plane ticket and go see this one!!! This tour cannot be missed!!!
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cool. Thanks for sharing bigzepfan.
Only 2 days til Jacksonville.
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absolutely can't wait for this event!!!
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Now, it's home to an egomaniac, his snotty wife and their followers. (Sorry to any of you Osteen fans out there.)
Ask Jimmy Page One (1) Question...
in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
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I'd ask him if he prefered high tea or low tea...
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