Led Zeppelin
Plant's Influenza
Empress Valley
2 cd
Guildhall, Preston, UK.
January 30, 1973
Very Good Audience Recording
Disc 1:
1.Rock and Roll
2.Over The Hills And Far Away
3.Black Dog
4.Misty Mountain Hop
5.Since I've Been Loving You
6.Dancing Days
7.Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
8.The Song Remains The Same
9.The Rain Song
Disc 2:
1.Dazed and Confused
2.Stairway To Heaven
3.Whole Lotta Love
Silvers > EAC > Wave > Flac
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(I took this .txt file from Royal Orleans Direct Downloads, deleted their lineage [because Royal Orleans is not where I got this recording from], and added my own [couldn't find the lineage from where I got it originally, which was from a weed on Planet Zeppelin].)
Led Zeppelin
Immigrant Song/Out On The Tiles
Bath Festival, Shepton Mallet, England, 1970-6-28
Empress Valley, audience recording
Limited unnumbered edition of 200 EVSD 68/69
lineage: My silvers>EAC>WAV>FLACFRONTEND>FLAC Level 8, tested encoded files and Checksum md5 generated by Traders' Little Helper
Artwork included with scans, EAC log files included
Disc 1
01 Immigrant Song
02 Heartbreaker
03 Dazed And Confused
04 Bring It On Home
05 Since I've Been Loving You
06 Organ Solo/Thank You
07 The Boy Next Door (That's The Way)
08 What Is And What Should Never Be
Disc 2
01 Moby Dick
02 How Many More Times (includes Down By The River, The Hunter, Goota Keep Moving, Boogie Woogie, Honey Bee, Sweet Home Chicago, Need Your LOve Tonight, That's Alright, Long Distance Call Blues, Lemon Song)
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 Communication Breakdown
05 Rock Medley (includes Long Tall Sally, Johnny B Goode, Rocky Road Blues, Say Mama, That's Alright)
If this audience recording is a big improvement above the previous abyssal one, it is only a fair recording at its best. Muffled and distorded in places.
Below is the review from BootledZ :
EV doesn't have the weird background noise like the other titles. That is a big improvement and makes it a bit clearer, but it doesn't make a large difference. It's still the same below average quality recording
EV's are the only titles to feature tape before the show. It does not repeat any of the organ solo or Thank You like on the other two titles. It also includes the beginning of the organ solo. Overall, EV adds almost 3 minutes of tape between songs. This may be evidence of a second source tape. The sound quality of this extra time is slightly different
And Here Underground Uprising :
Bath Festival 1970 (Empress Valley EVSD68/69) - 2CD
June 28, 1970 Shepton Mallet - England
DISC ONE: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Dazed And Confused, Bring It On Home, Since I've Been Loving You, Organ Solo, Thank You, The Boy Next Door (That's The Way) What Is And What Should Never Be
DISC TWO: Moby Dick, How Many More Times, Whole Lotta Love Communication Breakdown, Rock And Roll Medley
This set was issued twice by Empress Valley. The original set, Immigrant Song/Out On The Tiles, is packaged in a single pocket hard cardboard sleeve that lifts the artwork from an official Atlantic Records Japanese 45 single right down to the Atlantic logo. The original set also includes a 50+ page mini replica program from the festival. The reissue, Bath Festival 1970, utilizes the "Empress Valley"-stlye long box format. The insert included in the reissued set is a two sided reprint of the first sets' artwork on a glossy card. The initial shipment of the reissued set also included festival programs leftover from the first release. Both releases contain the same discs and both sets are limited editions of 200 un-numbered sets. The source tape presented here is clear, but distorted, at times unbalanced and lacks the low end frequencies. It is possible that the acoustics of the open air venue might have been a contributing factor to the state of the recording. The mediocre sound is offset by a frenzied and inspired performance. It's rather a pity that the audio couldn't have been just a little bit better for this show. The acoustic track "The Boy Next Door" (That's The Way) is slightly easier on the ear. It's very close to what would be released on Led Zeppelin III. This is also it's debut performance. There's several quick tape swaps just prior to the start of How Many More Times and another one with about 3 minutes left in the track. HMMT features a medley section that includes snippets of Down By The River, The Hunter, Boogie Woogie, Honey Bee, That's Alright, Long Distance Blues, The Lemon Song and more. The audience is not satisfied and are demanding more. Whole Lotta Love is the first encore and Communication Breakdown is the second. Even that is not enough, the crowds are still calling out for more. What follows is a medley of classics, some of which were just played in the HMMT medley! This is perhaps the worst part of the tape with speed issues, even more distortion, volume fluctuations, and more. Recommended even with the lackluster audio and tape issues as this is a brilliant performance and probably ranks in the top 5 Zeppelin shows ever. (Steve Prendergast March 03)
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Led Zeppelin
Auckland New Zealand
2-25-72
"Live in New Zealand"
Empress Valley Supreme Disc > EAC WAV > FLAC
disc 1
1. immigrant song
2. heartbreaker
3. black dog
4. since ive been loving you
5. stairway to heaven
6. thats the way
7. tangerine
8. bron-yr-aur stomp
disc 2
1. dazed and confused
2. whole lotta love
3. communication breakdown
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Led Zeppelin
Venue: Memorial Drive, Adelaide , Australia
Date: February 19, 1972
Title: Deep Down Under
Label: Empress Valley
Lineage: silvers>EAC test and copy secure mode>WAVs>Flac frontend encode (level 8) and test>flacs[/COLOR][/SIZE]
very good audience recording..."ooh, my ears man!"...a classic!
Enjoy!
Disc 1
1-Immigrant Song
2-Heartbreaker
3-Black Dog
4-Since I've Been loving You
5-Stairway To Heaven
6-Going to California
7-That's the Way
8-Tangerine
9-Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
Disc 2
1-Dazed and Confused
2-Moby Dick
3-Whole Lotta Love
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Date: November 11, 1971
Venue: Newcastle City Hall, England
Label: Empress Valley
Number: EVSD 59/60
Source: Silvers > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC
Disc 1
1 Immigrant Song
2 Heartbreaker
3 Black Dog
4 Since I've Been Loving You
5 Rock And Roll
6 Stairway To Heaven
7 That's The Way
8 Going To California
9 Tangerine
Disc 2
1 Dazed And Confused
2 What Is And What Should Never Be
3 Celebration Day
4 Whole Lotta Love
5 Communication Breakdown
This was downloaded from RO Direct Downloads. Here are some notes from a Tape City torrent shared by FosilRockr:
NOTE: The artwork lists nine tracks on disc one and five on disc two.
That's because Empress Valley added two tracks to the end of this
release which were not played at this show. The Whole Lotta Love and
Communication Breadown that were on the silvers were recorded at the
KB Hallen show, not in Newcastle. This torrent has those irrelevant
tracks removed, and the show is redistributed across two discs.
A low-gen version of this show circulates which includes a legitimate
Communication Breakdown from this date. The Empress Valley release
does not include that track.
From a review at Underground Uprising:
This set comes from an audience source. There are minor volume and
hiss fluctuations throughout the show. Yet, the quality remains very
good to excellent. The vocals are out front and clear. The guitar is
just behind but always embattled with the drums for supremacy
(especially during Stairway). The sheer musicality of the concert is
astounding. Plant is in excellent voice. Page belts out a very tight
and precise performance. Bonham & Jones are both strong and fill every
gap with intricate and rhythmic fills.
Torrent includes artwork, EAC Logfiles, FLAC fingerprints, and this info text.
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The Rolling Stones -
Abu Dhabi, United Arabian Emirates, Du Arena Yas Island, Feb. 21st, 2014
Empress Valley Supreme Disk & Xayel Japan EVSD 669/670, 2014
exc aud
CD 1
01 Opening.wav 00:02:25
02 Start Me Up.wav 00:04:28
03 You Got Me Rocking.wav 00:04:44
04 It's Only Rock'n Roll.wav 00:04:04
05 Tumbling Dice.wav 00:05:24
06 Emotional Rescue.wav 00:05:48
07 Angie.wav 00:04:31
08 Doom & Gloom.wav 00:04:37
09 Paint It Black.wav 00:05:19
10 Honky Tonk Women.wav 00:04:41
11 Band Introduction.wav 00:02:49
12 Slipping Away.wav 00:06:36
13 Before They Make Me Run.wav 00:04:15
CD 2
01 Midnight Rambler.wav 00:11:24
02 Miss You.wav 00:07:31
03 Gimme Shelter.wav 00:07:10
04 Jumpin' Jack Flash.wav 00:06:27
05 Sympathy For The Devil.wav 00:06:41
06 Brown Sugar.wav 00:07:37
07 You Can't Always Get What You Want.wav 00:08:18
08 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.wav 00:09:05
Ladies & Gentlemen
Ft. Worth, TX, June 24th, 1972 & Houston, TX, June 25th, 1972
CD 3
01 Introduction.wav 00:03:40
02 Brown Sugar.wav 00:03:19
03 Bitch.wav 00:04:49
04 Gimme Shelter.wav 00:04:52
05 Dead Flowers.wav 00:04:17
06 Happy.wav 00:03:06
07 Tumbling Dice.wav 00:05:23
08 Love In Vain.wav 00:06:41
09 Sweet Virginia.wav 00:04:34
CD 4
01 You Can't Always Get What You Want.wav 00:07:38
02 All Down The Line.wav 00:04:59
03 Midnight Rambler.wav 00:13:33
04 Bye Bye Johnny.wav 00:03:18
05 Rip This Joint.wav 00:02:32
06 Jumpin' Jack Flash.wav 00:03:39
07 Steet Fighting Man.wav 00:07:31
Lineage: Silvers-->EAC-->TLH Level 8-->Flac-->Torrent
Led Zeppelin
Everybody Feel Alright
The Forum, Inglewood, California
03/27/1970
EVSD Silver > Secure EAC WAV > FLAC
disc one
introduction
We're Gonna Groove
Dazed And Confused
Heartbreaker
bring it on home
white summer/black mountain side
since ive been loving you
organ Solo /
Thank You
disc two
What Is And What Should Never Be
moby dick
How Many More Times (medley)
Whole Lotta Love
communication breakdown / ending announcement
good audience. maybe a 6.5/10 but a great show.
Not the best recording but worth the download and listen.
SEcure EAC log and Flac Fingerprints included.
artwork included not that you need it with zeppelinart, but wtf, backyardT
From bootleg encyclo:
Everybody Feel Alright? is a new release by Empress Valley documenting Led Zeppelin's first of many stellar concerts at
the Forum in Los Angeles. Tapes from later in their career that come from this venue are among the very best in sound
quality and performance but this concert has not been booted too much in the past. Two tape sources exist. The first
one to surface was used on the silver title D'ya Feel Alright? (Mad Dogs-029/30). This recording is distant and dull
but listenable. A second incomplete tape surfaced afterwards and was the basis for the second major release of this
show on LA Jive & Rambling Mind (Holy Grail HGCD 106/107). The second source is much closer to the action and is more
clear and enjoyable. The first tape was edited in for three songs, "Bring It On Home", "White Summer/Black Mountain Side",
and "Since I've Been Loving You". Everybody Feel Alright?, this new release on Empress Valley, is the first release of
this show in a very long time and is similar to the Holy Grail by editing together the two sources for a complete show.
The basis is again the better sounding of the two. It begins with the short introduction and Plant saying he will get
everybody looser than they've ever been loose before including with cod liver oil. The first tape source picks up right
on the final note of "Heartbreaker" and runs through "Bring It On Home", "White Summer/Black Mountain Side", and "Since
I've Been Loving You" just like the Holy Grail. In "Thank You", the first source is used two times, between 6:18 to 6:23
and 7:01 to 7:18.
In "How Many More Times" the lesser source is used between 3:18 to 3:28 and that source comes in again at the very end with
the audiences' comments about the show. The Bootledz website makes the observation that "there are very many micro
cut/repeats in this title, most notably a string of them together after 'White Summer'". It sounds as if the webmaster
received a defective copy since mine, and other collector's, does not have this problem and plays fine. Perhaps if your
copy has this issue you might want to contact your vendor and get an exchange for a fixed copy. The tape begins right at
the end of the band's introduction and Plant asking everybody if they feel alright (a comment he makes throughout the show
and gives the title for this release). He says they will get everybody more loose than than with cod liver oil before the
band begin "We're Gonna Groove". "Heartbreaker", the third song of the set, lacks the theremin introduction that Page used
for this tour but does have a moment of Hendrix-like feedback and distortion. "Bring It On Home" is good enough to make
one wish it were on the better sounding tape. This is such an effective vehicle for improvisation and fun on-stage antics
between Page, Plant and Bonham that it makes me wonder why it was dropped from the set list the following year and played
only on rare occasions. John Paul Jones' organ solo before "Thank You" is the first attempt to introduce an improvisational
keyboard solo in the Zeppelin live repertoire. Many times on this and the following American tour the solo sounds
disjointed with the experiments sounding more stupid than interesting. But on this night it lasts only three minutes
and is melodic and enjoyable.
"What Is And What Should Never Be" is usually one of the more "standard" numbers inthe set, being performed the same every
night with very little difference. But Plant adds many interjections between the verses making this version stand out.
Before "Moby Dick" Plant thanks everybody who saw them in Anaheim the previous year. "How Many More Times" lasts for
twenty-five minutes with Plant promising to get the audience "looser and looser". He introduces the band as "four survivors
of the Graf Zeppelin" and the band get very intense. Page plays Ravel's Bolero in increasing intensity and Plant tries to
calm the police presence down throughout the entire medley. "Whole Lotta Love", their newest single at this time is the
first encore and includes Page's theremin solo in the middle. The show closes with a version of "Communication Breakdown"
that includes a reference to Neil Young's "Down By The River" which was his latest hit that spring. Everybody Feel Alright?
is another budget release by Empress Valley. They use photos from the actual concert on the front and back with several
photos of Page from the Bath festival on the inside. His look for that summer concert, with the beard, short hair and
farmer hat was not the same look he had in the spring which was long hair, clean-shaven and psychedelic pop-star garb.
Regardless it is an effective and clean layout design. This is an overall improvement over the older releases and is
worth having especially because it has not been booted very often. The rumor mill in Japan is saying that Wendy is working
on their own competing version of this show and we will see how it compares.
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Led Zeppelin
1971.08.22 LA Forum
Firecrackers Explosions II (EV)
Audience source
Silver CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC
Walk Don't Run
Immigrant Song
Heartbreaker
Since I've Been Loving You
Black Dog
Dazed And Confused
Stairway To Heaven
Celebration Day
That's The Way
What Is And What Should Never Be
Moby Dick
Whole Lotta Love
Communication Breakdown
Organ Solo
Thank You
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Led Zeppelin
Great Western Forum, Inglewood, CA
August 21, 1971
Firecrackers Explosions (Empress Valley EVSD 305/306) 2CD
Disc 1 (73.24): Band Introduction/Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Since I've Been Loving You/Black Dog/Dazed and Confused/Stairway to Heaven/Celebration Day/That's The Way/Going to California
Disc 2 (62.07) What is and What Should Never Be/Whole Lot of Love (including Boogie Woogie, I'm Movin On, That's Alright, Mess O'Blues, Got a Lotta Livin to Do, Honeybee, etc)/Rock and Roll/Communication Breakdown/Organ Solo/Thank You
Original Silver>EAC>WAV>FLAC(8)
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Led Zeppelin
Title: Maple Leaf Gardens
Dates: September 04, 1971
Venue: Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada.
Source: Vg+ Audience Recording
Lineage: Empress Valley Supreme Disc (EVSD-408/409) 2CD > WAV > FLAC
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Disc.1
01: Immigrant Song
02: Heartbreaker
03: Since I've Been Loving You
04: Black Dog
05: Dazed And Confused
06: Stairway To Heaven
07: Celebration Day
08: That's The Way
09: Going To California
Disc.2
01: What Is And What Should Never Be
02: Moby Dick
03: Whole Lotta Love
04: Communication Breakdown
05: Organ Solo
06: Thank You
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Led Zeppelin
The Maximum Destroyer [EVSD 503/504/505]
Empress Valley Supreme Disc 2008
Thanks to my mate Thomas for giving me a copy of this from his silvers as a gift! Thanks Thomas!
Lineage: Silvers>CD-R>WAV>TRADER'S LITTLE HELPER>FLAC (level 6)
Artwork from ZeppelinArt
Disc One
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. The Rover/Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. No Quarter
Disc Two
07. Ten Years Gone
08. The Battle Of Evermore
09. Going To California
10. Black Country Woman
11. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
12. White Summer
13. Black Mountain Side
14. Kashmir
Disc Three
15. Over The Top/Moby Dick
16. Guitar Solo
17. Achilles Last Stand
18. Stairway To Heaven
19. Rock And Roll
20. Trampled Underfoot
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Led Zeppelin - "Maple Leaf Gardens"
September, 4th, 1971, Toronto, Ontario, Maple Leaf Gardens
Audience + Soundboard Recordings
Lineage: silvers > cdrs > EAC test and copy > WAV > flac frontend encode&test level 6 > flacs
Label: EVSD
Original Tapers: N/A
Disc One:
1) Immigrant Song * (Cuts In Slightly)
2) Heartbreaker * (Cuts Out)
3) Since I've Been Loving You * (Cuts In Slightly, Cuts Out)
4) Black Dog * (Cuts In, Cuts Out)
5) Dazed And Confused * (Cuts In, Cuts Out)
6) Stairway To Heaven + (Cuts In Slightly)
7) Celebration Day +
8) That's The Way +
9) Going To California +
Disc Two:
1) What Is And What Should Never Be +
2) Moby Dick +
3) Whole Lotta Love * (Medley) (Cuts In, Cuts Out)
Includes:
- Boogie Chillen
- My Baby Left Me
- Mess O'The Blues
- You Shook Me
4) Communication Breakdown * ( Cuts In, Cuts Out)
5) Organ Solo * (Cuts In)
6) Thank You *
Legend:
*: Audience Recording
+: Soundboard Recording
Enjoy!
Please Do Not Convert To Lossy Formats
Please Do Not Sell
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Porgies Notes:
Tremendous performance and a great job done with this release utilizing the good audience source and the available exc. SB as well for Stairway through Moby Dick. It's especially nice to hear a clean SB recording of Moby from '71. Bonzo plays what has to be the longest triplet finale of his solo ever. It's almost comical how long it goes on but it's absolutely killin' !! Reminds me of his wild ending solo on Whole Lotta Love from the last night at the Garden '73. This one's for my man acapulcogold by request and to reciprocate for some of the great Zep that I've acquired here.
Led Zeppelin - April 17, 1970
Memphis,Tennessee - Mid South Coliseum
EVSD release "Memphis Tennessee 1970"
audience recording
lineage - silvers > EAC wav > TLH flac 8
disc 1
opening announcements
we're gonna grove
dazed and confused
heartbreaker
bring it on home
white summer/black mountian side
since I've been loving you
organ solo
thank you
disc 2
what is and what should never be
moby dick
how many more times
whole lotta love
ending announcements
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1969-05-27
Boston Tea Party, Boston Massachusetts
Label: Empress Valley "The Lengendary Boston Tea Party Volume 1"
Source Audience
CD1:(45:30)
As Long As I Have You (medley incl. Fresh Garbage, Shake, Mockingbird)
I Can't Quit You Baby
Dazed And Confused (medley incl. Move On Down The Line)
You Shook Me
CD2: (46:23)
Pat's Delight
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
How Many More Times (medley incl. For Your Love, The Hunter)
Communication Breakdown
Led Zeppelin 1971-09-04 audience with soundboard segment
Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada
EVSD "Maple Leaf Gold"
lineage - unknown sources > silver CD's > EAC secure > wav > TLH flac 8
101 immigrant song
102 heartbreaker
103 since I've been loving you
104 black dog
105 dazed and confused
106 stairway to heaven - soundboard
107 celebration day - soundboard
108 that's the way - soundboard
109 going to california - soundboard
201 what is and what should never be - soundboard
202 moby dick - soundboard
203 whole lotta love
204 communication breakdown
205 organ solo
206 thank you
art,md5,ffp,eac logs included
notes - there are cuts between songs, audience source is slightly muffled
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Date: 1973-06-03
Venue: The Forum
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
Source: Audience
Lineage: Silver CD > EAC > WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC(level 7)
Bootleg Title: Three Days After (Stereo 3CD, Mono 3CD))
Label: Empress Valley
Disc 1
01.Rock And Roll
02.Celebration Day
03.Bring It On Home Introduction/Black Dog
04.Over The Hills And Far Away
05.Misty Mountain Hop
06.Since I've Been Loving You
07.No Quarter
08.The Song Remains The Same
09.The Rain Song
Disc 2
01.Dazed And Confused
02.Stairway To Heaven
03.Moby Dick
Disc 3
01.Heartbreaker
02.Whole Lotta Love Medley
- The Crunge
- Boogie Chillun
- I'm Going Down
- I'm A Man
- The Hunter
- Boogie Woogie
03.The Ocean
04.Communication Breakdown
05.Organ Solo
06.Thank You
Note:This Source Has A Multitude Of Tape Warbles And Mike Problems.
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Led Zeppelin 1973-03-22 audience with soundboard
Grugahalle, Essen, Germany
EVSD "Gracias!"
lineage - silver CD's > EAC wav > TLH flac 8
101 rock and roll
102 over the hills and far away
103 black dog
104 misty mountain hop
105 since I've been loving you
201 dancing days
202 bron-yr-aur stomp
203 the song remains the same
204 the rain song
205 dazed and confused
301 stairway to heaven
302 whole lotta love
303 heartbreaker
art,ffp,md5,eac logs included
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Led Zeppelin
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
February 28th 1975
Audience
Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc
Title: The Battle Of Baton Rouge
Silver>EAC>CDR>EAC>FLAC
CD 1
1. Intro - Rock And Roll
2. Sick Again
3. Over the Hills and Far Away
4. In My Time of Dying
5. Song Remains the Same
6. Rain Song
7. Kashmir
CD 2
1. No Quarter
2. Trampled Underfoot
3. Moby Dick
CD 3
1. Dazed and Confused
2. Stairway to Heaven
3. Whole Lotta Love
4. Black Dog
*Bonus - Freezers Sampler (With Freezers Consent)
Freezers Sampler T1
Freezers Sampler T2
*Artwork provided by Zeppelin Art
http://www.zeppelinart.com/
In my humble opinion.. this is the best "Bootleg" version of this show. There has been some
discussion on various sites what Analog Generation EVSD used for their version. I don't Know
what they used, Ive seen on a couple of sites 11th Gen & Unknown Gen. Maybe thats why they called
it "The Battle of Baton Rouge". For those who would like to compare, and With Freezers consent
I've added the two samplers Freezer has circulated of this show from his master cassettes.
Winston
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Date: 1975.03.11
Title: In The Shadow Of Moonlight
Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc
Venue: Long Beach Arena
Location: Long Beach, CA, USA
Source: Audience
Lineage: Original Silver CD > EAC > WAV > Flac
Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Rock And Roll
03. Sick Again
04. Over The Hills And far Away
05. In My Time Of Dying
06. The Song Remains The Same
07. The Rain Song
08. Kashmir
Disc 2
01. No Quarter
02. Trampled Underfoot
03. Moby Dick
Disc 3
01. Dazed And Confused (incl. Woodstock)
02. Stairway To Heaven
03. Whole Lotta Love (incl. The Crunge)
04. Black Dog
Review:
Near soundboard sound here ... amazing! The playing and singing are great here, but in some spots the band
seems a little slow ... this is probably due to the fact that this is one of the worst crowds ever! The
audience is dull, bored and seems half-asleep. "We must apologise for the slight delay, be we couldn't get
into the building and we hadn't got any tickets! It's a fact. We saw a well known scalper, but we blew it ...
and it was bllown!" stated Plant after Sick Again. This show has some amazing playing but the crowd seems more
interested in sleeping than the crushing music. This seems unbelievable, to be lucky enough to see Led Zeppelin
and to react in this way. Robert slams the crowd for their reactions, but in reality, this show is great, but
the next night is even greater. He's also dedicated The Song Remains The Same to the bootleggers: "For the
benefit of anyone who was making a bootleg then - the 12-string was out of tune!" After the last encore Plant
added spontaneously: "Ladies and gentlemen of Long Beach ... sleep well! Half a Quaalude with water."
-Argenteum Astrum
Art and Checksum Included
Enjoy
-bostonbro
Led Zeppelin 1977-04-25 audience
Louisville,Kentucky,USA - Freedom Hall Kentucky Fair And Exposition Center
EVSD "Kentucky Bourbon"
Lineage - audience > silvers > EAC wav > TLH flac 8
disc 1
the song remains the same
sick again
nobody's fault but mine
in my time of dying
since I've been loving you
no quarter
ten years gone
disc 2
the battle of evermore
going to california
black country woman
bron-y-aur stomp
white summer-black mountian side
kashmir
moby dick
disc 3
guitar solo
achilles last stand
stairway to heaven
rock and roll
art,md5,ffp,eac logs included
