The Only Way To Fly
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On 3/2/2022 at 11:58 AM, 1975NQ said:
I think among hardcore fans, this is one of the most beloved shows out there so not sure it's underrated? But I'm with you - this and Blueberry Hill are my go-to's for 1970.
100%! LOVE just about anything from 1970. What a time to be touring the USA. War raging in Viet Nam, Beatles, Hendrix, Janis, Kent State, Hippies, Protests, Black Panthers, and then band played on.....
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Biggest band in the world, yet their stages were so small.
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I sure hope we get to see this in 2022! We've waited long enough!
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I've had the Meddle poster signed by Storm for years and just saw this pop up on eBay. I know my Meddle poster is legit, but I've never seen a ITTOD poster signed by Storm and Aubry. Does anyone know if the ITTOD poster here is legit? Any info on this is appreciated. TY!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/325023978032?hash=item4bacf05230:g:XFIAAOSwnu9h9utt
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Holy shit that sounded great!
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Wasn't sure where to put this, but here seems as good as place as any. I'm not familiar with Beth Hart, but will be checking this out later tonight. Track list looks interesting and is spread over two orange vinyl LP's. The record is to be released 25 Feb 2022. Enjoy!
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7 hours ago, John M said:
Houses of the Holy to kick off Side 2 before Dancing Days
I wish HOTH would have made the album in 1973 and performed live. Imagine pushing The Song Remains The Same and Rain Song to Physical Graffiti while keeping Houses Of The Holy (I would have placed at track one, side one).
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6 hours ago, ratster said:
BBC Sessions Paris Theatre 1971 Disc 2 Whole Lotta Love medley has a good version
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Not sure if this has been posted here before, but found this clip just came into my youtube feed. Enjoy!
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Happy Birthday Jimmy!
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On 1/6/2022 at 9:43 AM, BobDobbs said:
I can only imagine what this tune would have sounded like live on the 80-81' NA tour had Jimmy gotten clean and Bonzo not passed away. I can guarantee the guitar would have been front and center along with Robert's vocals.
The brings to mind a question. Who was the guy or team responsible for their live sound during their tours. Was it just a steady crew of Showco guys or did they use somebody regularly like Eddie Kramer or something? I honestly don't know who was behind the board during the gigs.
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It had to be a pretty cool feeling for a teenager to seek out and obtain something like a bootleg in the early 1970's. In the 1980's, when and where I got mine they were really common place. Could only imagine what it was like in 1970-something to go to the record/head shop and get a new Zeppelin LP and then tell the tale to your friends.
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Well, we do have that documentary coming to the masses at some point. I sure hope it's better than the Zeppelin stuff on Amazon Prime.
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Bonzo died when I was in 7th grade. I was aware of Zeppelin, but didn't really get into them until after Bonzo's passing. All the older kids took it really really hard, and that left me with an impression. I was really into them after that. Two years later Plant releases Pictures At Eleven and it's my very first concert. No opening act and it's at the Rosemont Horizon, just outside Chicago, Illinois. He opened with In The Mood and the place went nuts.
Saw him two more times over the years and can't wait for the shows with Alison Krauss. Oh, I also saw Page with The Firm at the same venue in 1984? Plant left the better impression. All I remember from The Firm show was people peeing in the sinks in the bathrooms and the lazer pyramid.
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Bummer - RIP Richard.
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Holy shit! These are great! Love the shot with the house lights on.
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On 11/27/2021 at 6:39 AM, Bong-Man said:
Steve Dahl was the DJ responsible for Disco Demolition Day at Comiskey. The White Sox doubleheader was against the Tigers, and I still remember the Tigers' announcers, Hall of Famers George Kell & Al Kaline being totally outraged at the proceedings. Dahl left Detroit radio for Chicago and left us with Howard Stern.
Cool to her someone from Detroit comment on this. Growing up in Chicago in the 1980's Steve Dahl was a HUGE radio presence. I was a regular Dahl listener until I moved to Phoenix, just about a year ago.
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Evening Show - 19 Sept 1970
29 Sept 1971
Blueberry Hill - The Medley's!
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I'll just say all of 1970.
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https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/loads-illicit-substances-night-led-131204423.html
From The Telegraph. Great read about that trip to the Indian night club in 1972.
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You can really hear Bonzo on background vocals here. Love this version of Stand By Me.
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Great article from James Hall at The Telegraph. The Stones v Zeppelin in 1972. Cheers!
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/airborne-sex-parties-zsa-zsa-133421048.html
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Just in time for the holidays!
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in Led Zeppelin Master Forum
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One of my favorite Zeppelin picture sleeves from Japan.