e listen to Led Zeppelin playing Ulster Hall, Belfast NI on March 5, 1971. These are the very first live performances of songs from Zep 4 ever. We hear Black Dog, Stairway, and a Ramones level Rock and Roll. Robert’s voice is unreal. Never better. You can download this show right here: https://mega.nz/folder/Lk0A0Y5C#YeWZ3h_ga7KvX-wB0GPl8g
We listen to a glorious recording of Led Zeppelin’s first show in 2 years, July 23, 1979 in Copenhagen. The band plays with a relaxed intensity and Jimmy plays like 1973 again. Celebration Day, No Quarter, and Achilles are heard. Great one!
If you would like to download the complete concert (KRW_CO Version) you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/CllyHQDR#nRLC0Eg6YNjEKkqAAqbxaw
RIP Dusty Hill. We listen to a show from April 15, 1980 from the Deguello tour, on a nice crisp soundboard recording. This was a fun band with real grit and Dusty Hill will be missed.
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We listen to Eric Clapton playing Long Beach, CA on July 19, 1974. This is a Mike Millard master recording, and Eric plays Cream, Blind Faith, Derek & The Dominoes, as well as his solo material. A great set.
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We listen to a master recording of Led Zeppelin in San Diego on June 19th, 1977, from the archives of Mike Millard. Amazing sound. Bonzo is having some issues this night but Jimmy is on fire. An excellent SIBLY and Kashmir are among the songs featured.
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This is a great radio performance from Dec. 8, 1976 featuring Jackson Browne & Warren Zevon. They accompany each other on their respective songs, and it makes for a lovely, intimate unplugged concert. The Offender meets the Pretender.
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I have another episode in which I feature Warren Zevon right here.
Mike Millard captured the Grateful Dead at the LA Colosseum on June 1, 1991 and we get to hear it, straight from the master tape. I play Shakedown Street, Bertha, and Not Fade Away.
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We listen to another great 1st generation recording by St. Mike Millard, from June 28, 1981 at the LA Forum. This is the Long Distance Voyager tour, with Patrick Moraz playing keyboards. Lots of hits in this show.
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We listen to an excellent stereo vinyl rip of 9/14/71 in Berkley Cali. Insane performances of SIBLY and Dazed, as well as the mellow acoustic That’s The Way and Going to California. A great one, folks. I know I’ve covered this show before, but not like this.
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This is a great recording from March 21, 1970, the show opener of Led Zeppelin’s 5th American tour, in Vancouver BC. We hear an embryonic Since I’ve Been Loving You (won’t be released for 7 more months)Heartbreaker, Thank You and Communication Breakdown. Merry Christmas one and all.
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