Afternoon Zephead chums! My friend, Lee, runs a music site called Real Gone and has a fun poll up at the moment. Pick one song from each Zeppelin album. Just one. It's an anonymous poll, too. Swing by and vote, if you so wish! http://www.realgonerocks.com/2015/01/th ... elin-poll/

I thought only three of the five were taped (23rd/24th & 25th)? Reportedly the kick drum is supposed to be missing from the audio of the 23rd.

Avoid the EVSD version "You Were There In Spirits"..it's absolutely awful & has about the worst EQ job out there. Wendy "Fatally Wanderer" is the one to have from the pressed boots.

This is a great release, and for me certainly is an improvement over the older Antrabata compilation & the Scorpio box. Well, well seeking out.

This is a great release, and was somewhat overshadowed by the recent Nassau '75 board coming out. "Love & Peace 1971" deserves a place in every self resspecting fan's collection.

Excellent gifts. My missus very kindly picked up a few silver boots for me: Loove (Tarantura) Toccata & Fugue (Tarantura) Days of Heaven (Tattytura)

Well so far they've already unearthed one of the MSG '75 gigs (a big show), one from MSG '77 (a big show), Seattle '75 (big show), the complete Landover '77 run. You don't class those as "good stuff"? Jeez...years ago all we has was the 'Destroyer' soundboard. I'm quite sure that eventually Pontiac will turn up (assuming the tape still exists), together with some or all of that LA Forum '77 run & the other Seattle'75.

Excellent post Nutrocker!

You completely missed the point, but never mind. Anyway, I'm sure the FLACS will get shared soon enough.

Yeah, here you go. This particular article doesn't mention the kick drum specifically (I must have seen it elsewhere), but Kevin Shirley explains that the third night was unusable. I'd recommend reading the whole thing actully, it's quite an interesting article. You'll need to scroll right down to read the bits about Led Zeppelin DVD: http://www.cavemanpr...ageplantiv.html

Pretty sure it may have been Kevin Shirley himself at some point, but I don't have to time to look for it today. I'll have a look & post back later.

...and as usual for that you're relying on one of us ripping from the silvers.

Jon Anderson? I really hope you're joking.

Third night of Earl's Court? Simples. The kick drum wasn't recorded, that's why.

Well all these people who enjoy dissing boot companies better think on. If it wasn't for EVSD stumping up to release these things, they would likely never see the light of day. I'm looking forward to seeing what they come up with after the Landover releases.

Just had confirmation that the silvers are shipping, for those who are interested.

Well seeing as these '77 boards have now started to pop out of the woodwork again, I wouldn't discount anything.

Hmm...one of the few Godfather releases I haven't picked up. Might have to look into that. The second half of the show is still rather crummy though!

^ Indeed. I'm sure we can cast our minds back to a time when all we had was 'Destroyer'.

I think they'll just be content to use photos from that tour. Some of the copycat labels can't even get that right. My main gripe with EVSD these days is the quality (or lack thereof) of the packaging materials. OK, so the music come first but it must cost them next to nothing these days. Some of their presentations (hardback books etc) used to be really nice. They are obviously looking to keep costs down & maximise profits!

Good to see Jimmy getting a warm reception, and also that he took the time to meet fans & sign a few things. He wasn't for signing anything at Hammersmith!

Geat work Super Dave. I understand you were at the TBL meet, which I missed. Pity, as it would have been nice to say hello. I decided instead to stand outside the Hammy O with some other fans, freezing my knackers off. It was worth persevering though as I ended up right at the front of the barriers as Page, Plant, Jones and the assembled celebs came in. Managed quick chats with Sir Peter Blake (very nice bloke), Julian Lennon, etc.

Well...as the venerable Knebby is fond of saying, "There is a space to be watched, so watch it". Full catalogue reissue programme beginning in 2013, mark my words.

We'll see the Zeppelin catalogue remastered & reissued first before any 'beat the boots' type projects.

I was also at Hammersmith the other night, and the film just flew by. In fact I wish I was able to watch it again immediately afterwards, as it just went so damn quick! I was trying to listen/watch out for any likely fixes, but ended up just getting immersed in the whole thing. SOUND: At the screening I was sat in the stalls on the right-hand side (row w to be precise). The sound was quite muddy & indistinct to start with, but then evened out after three or four songs. All instruments were present & correct (even Page's guitar during 'Kashmir'). I didn't necessarily feel that th