1975.01.18 Remastered Soundboard

[SteveZ98]

Here's another installment in The Stereo Project. Send me a message for the full remaster.

Sample: https://youtu.be/F2kjzAMnO0s

Edited September 1, 2022 by SteveZ98

[drpete]

Hi Steve,   can you please send me and thank you!

[KillingFloorBlues]

Yup going to need that link too Steve. Please and thank you!

[luvlz2]

Can I please get a link too Steve? Thanks in advance!

[RAFAEL DE LA VEGA]

Hi Steve, I absolutely need this i presume work of art!!

Would I have the link? THANKS!!!

[Walter]

Hi Steve. If it's not too much trouble, could you also send me a copy of your latest work? Thank you very much!!

[Forever]

Hi Steve, when you have time, is it possible to send me a link. thanks

[shnflacwav]

I, too, would appreciate a link. I don't recall this SBD being remastered by dadgad, WR or anyone else so I am looking forward to it.

[luvlz2]

This sounds very, very nice! Very nice job SteveZ98!

[Meafloaf]

I would love a link to this, sounds awesome!

[gcczep]

Hello Steve. Requesting a link. Thank you for your generosity and work.

[arnoootje]

Hi Steve,   can you please send me and thank you!

[zep75]

Me too like your excellent work would love the link

 

[SteveZ98]

7 hours ago, luvlz2 said:

This sounds very, very nice! Very nice job SteveZ98!

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. For me, it was worth the effort just for When The Levee Breaks. I always wondered why they didn't play that frequently. It's a killer song.

[Page Les Paul]

Hi Steve - Can you send me a link? Thanks!

[John M]

Steve thanks so much.  This sounds great.  I think that the cut in Wanton Song is one of the great tragedies in music recording, right up there with the cut in Heartbreaker at RAH 1970.  The bass in Wanton Song here is so incredible.  The tones he gets on those bridge parts, especially leading up to the guitar solo.  My goodness.  You can certainly see where some Zooma and Thunderthief tracks came from all those years later.  The immensity and intensity of Jones' bass playing continues to amaze me to this day.  He is without peer.

[temeculan]

On 9/3/2022 at 8:02 AM, John M said:

He is without peer.

I concur!

[Strider]

On 9/3/2022 at 6:02 AM, John M said:

Steve thanks so much.  This sounds great.  I think that the cut in Wanton Song is one of the great tragedies in music recording, right up there with the cut in Heartbreaker at RAH 1970.  The bass in Wanton Song here is so incredible.  The tones he gets on those bridge parts, especially leading up to the guitar solo.  My goodness.  You can certainly see where some Zooma and Thunderthief tracks came from all those years later.  The immensity and intensity of Jones' bass playing continues to amaze me to this day.  He is without peer.

Some of my favourite Jonesy bass playing comes during the theremin freakouts during "Whole Lotta Love" on the 1973 and 1975 tours. I wish someone with the equipment and know-how would merge an hour or so (one CD's worth) of those theremin funk jams from 1973-75 and send me a copy.

[slp9b]

Exceptional work as always!  Well done!  It’s a shame they dropped Levee from the set list, it’s pretty cool hearing it live.  It still needs some work, it’s not as tight as it probably should be, I guess I think a little more work on that one and it could have been a highlight of the tour.  Anyway, great job, and your generosity is greatly appreciated!

[SteveZ98]

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. I always wondered why they didn't play Levee more frequently. It's a killer song, and could really have been a centerpiece live.

[SuperDave]

1 hour ago, SteveZ98 said:

Thanks. I'm glad you like it. I always wondered why they didn't play Levee more frequently. It's a killer song, and could really have been a centerpiece live.

Definitely Steve, When I heard it on a bootleg many years ago, it didn't sound great as a lackluster bootleg. But this sounds killer!

[NorthShoreBlues]

Steve, would very much like the link. Thank you kindly

[Jukkin]

Hey Steve, can I get a copy of the link too please? Hard to believe that Jimmy's finger was still screwed listening that sample. Great stuff.

[Jukkin]

Many thanks for the link Steve. As has been mentioned here, such a shame that When The Levee Breaks was played so few times. Every time I hear In My Time Of Dying played live I think 'if only'.

 

Edited September 12, 2022 by Jukkin

[SteveZ98]

26 minutes ago, Jukkin said:

As has been mentioned here, such a shame that When The Levee Breaks was played so few times. Every time I hear In My Time Of Dying played live I think 'if only'.

Agreed. I wonder what the band's thinking was around the static set lists on the latter tours? I know there was a lot of variety during the jams, but it seems like they'd want to change up the songs they played a bit just to keep themselves interested.