The Only Way To Fly
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1970 - Any medley. How Many More Times, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown.... Take your pick!
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From what I've seen so far I'm amazed at the minimal use of lights and show. Great footage!!
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Holy shit that sounds fantastic!
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I really love the vibe of this gig. Plant so chatty, jovial and spontaneous. They were so happy this night.
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Just acquired the Zeppelin Gothenburg ticket from 4 March 1973. I'm going to turn it into a poster just like the Reykjavik one. Hope you all dig it. Cheers from Phoenix, Arizona!
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On 2/23/2024 at 4:34 PM, reids said:
It Might Get Loud
Jesus, that was 16 years ago! I think your right about It Might Get Louder!
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Seems like their only attempt at Ramble On. Shame they couldn't get it off the ground. AMAZING work Steve!
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Once the guy found the best spot he stayed there and left us with this beautiful gift. RIP good sir and THANK YOU!
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If it's 8MM it can go either way. Very blurry and dark or super crisp. I was still shooting on Super 8MM up until 2010's and very much love the format. Just way too expensive these days.
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On 12/28/2023 at 11:13 AM, Stryder1978 said:
Just finished Season 1, Episode 10 of "Mindhunters" on Netflix. It features "In the Light" which really surprised me!
Great show! Wish they would have continued with the series.
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17 hours ago, SteveAJones said:It's strange because not only are the '70s-'80s right in my wheelhouse, asexpected, but I also have more than a fair amount of knowledge about pop culture from the '50-60s, whereas again the Millenials are completely self-referential.
Totally agree, today I was playing the soundtrack to American Graffiti. It opens with Rock Around The Clock and is packed full of great 50's rockers.
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This shot SO reminds me of Robert with the dove in 1973.
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I was a big fan of The Sundays and at the right time and place in the early 1990's. Always wanted to be a rock photographer, but somehow became an HR Manager instead. Found these negatives in a box recently and had them converted digitally. Not the best quality, but a memory just the same. Hope you enjoy The Sundays - Chicago 1993.
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10 hours ago, Bong-Man said:
Did they leave in the part where Neil has a big coke rock hanging from his nose?
I was looking for it and, no not there. Dylan's set in the film is only two numbers.
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Talked my Ladyfriend into going to see The Last Waltz tonight. At first she thought I was kidding when I told her it was a Scorsese film, then I told her it would have Emmylou Harris and Neil Diamond in it and she really thought I was full of it. She was really blown away by how good the music was and she knew almost every song, after swearing to me she only knew The Weight and The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.
If you have a chance, go see it in the theater, it was really good.
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3 hours ago, zeppcollect said:
Reading that old thread, let me provide this ...
The photographer remains unknown to me. And yes, Page (in chain-smoking modus) played well that night, very well ....
Must have borrowed a guitar from Carlos? Never seen JP with that guitar before.
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One of the first boots I got was Destroyer. Kashmir had a bunch of drop outs, but man what a show!
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These are going to be great!
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Tangerine was one of the first ones I learned as well. Once YouTube came around and some explained the tuning and pattern I learned That's The Way and it's one of my favorites to play. Now Fearless by Pink Floyd, that's a different story!
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Holy cats! Nice job Steve!
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On 4/10/2022 at 7:33 PM, Hellfrick said:
but I really, really love the performance of "I Gotta Move" from Copenhagen, 1969
Such a great recording of it too!
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22 hours ago, The Pagemeister said:
I just saw this trailer. Looks very interesting. Nice to see JP's endorsement of the guy.
What happened when Ann and Nancy Wilson performed Stairway To Heaven for Led Zeppelin
in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
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The choir with the bowler hats and Jason was quite emotional for me and many others. You could tell Jimmy, Robert and JPJ were really quite touched. Such a beautiful moment.