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OK-this might be over at the Hotel, and it might even be here... but I haven't looked in the Deluxe release threads for a while. Does anyone know the story behind this version? I'm fascinated by just how F'ing good it is. Blows my mind every time I play it. Was it recorded to make the LZII release?? Or was it just a jam session? What was its intended purpose? It's just blistering on ALL levels. The only problem I have with it is, I just wish it was about a full minute longer.
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I love In Through the Out Door and the songs on Coda from In Through the Out Door sessions! Can you imagine what Zeppelin would've gone on to do if Bonham hadn't died? They were fantastic in their final years! After Celebration Day they should've made an album with Jason! I can't stop listening to Darlene over and over! It's such a fantastic song! And the best part about ITTOD is no plagiarism like on their earlier albums! I mean seriously the only song on Led Zeppelin I that wasn't copied from someone else was Communication Breakdown! And ITTOD features exclusively John Paul Jones on keyed instruments which is where in my opinion he was totally in his element. He's definitely the most talented member of the band. If you haven't listened to ITTOD I recommend it! -
This is the only song from the In Through the Out Door sessions which was credited to all four members of the band. It was never played live. https://youtu.be/GaZcTopMsZE
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Here's another "What If?" question for you: what if "In Through the Out Door" was released as a double, rounded out with the 1978-era "Coda" tracks and "Walter's Walk" thrown in for good measure? The original ITTOD clocks in at 42:25 and with the four tracks added, the revised total (by my math) is 60:50. That's a little short for a double, but at 67:07, "Exile on the Main Street" isn't that much longer. Something like "Swan Song" could have rounded it out nicely. What do you think?
