We revisit Led Zeppelin’s 9/28/71 Osaka legendary show with a glorious stereo remaster by North Bridge. Wide stereo soundstage and impressive instrument separation make this star shine even brighter. Amazing. It sounds even better than the awesome EVSD release.
You can download this (almost complete. No Immigrant Song and only the last half of Heartbreaker) right here: https://mega.nz/file/DgsiCCDQ#LX0kNfd2e9qmmBamIvKd13cDv_00I5VdxVawSzw-wHk
June 1972 was a great month for Led Zeppelin. We listen to the final show of their 1972 US Tour, 6/28/72 Tucson AZ. We hear an impassioned Since I’ve Been Loving You, and a bombastic fantastic 30 minute Whole Lotta Love, with a whole lotta medleys. Amazing.
You can download the entire 6/28/72 recording right here: https://mega.nz/folder/75cjhQDR#J4cNr3hWPWXKR3n8453nfg
We the amazing Mike Millard master of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on 6/25/77, lovingly remastered by DADGAD. In My Time of Dying, SIBLY, and No Quarter are heard, and they’re all exceptional. AS IS THE SOUND. Jimmy is on point in this show.
You can download this show in FLAC here: https://mega.nz/folder/2tdiQSoY#-_fP7ivj2ioIrf9Ns-qPQQ
We hear a NEW SOURCE for 8/21/71 and it sounds way better. Only the first 4 songs were taped before getting caught, but we hear ’em. Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, SIBLY, & Black Dog all better than before. Super cool.
You can download a lovely 3 source merge of this complete concert right here: https://mega.nz/folder/C89EBYKb#NViMgVTK1enMZMFwNWJ9oA
We hear a nice soundboard from Led Zeppelin playing the Summit in Houston 5/21/77. Bonzo is in overdrive and the show is fun. We hear Nobody’s Fault, No Quarter (a nice one), and an awesome Trampled Underfoot played as an encore. Power, Mystery, etc are all on hand.
You can download this full soundboard (North Bridge remaster) right here: https://mega.nz/folder/jhMETarQ#LrvC_NnvWfTeeSwyWVJiAw
July 26 , 1995 Wembley Arena. Page/Plant on their triumphant reunion tour. Great stuff. We hear Wanton Song, a stellar In the Evening (enhanced by 2 orchestras and a middle eastern percussion section), and a rollicking epic Kashmir. A great show from a time. Nice recording as well.
You can download this complete concert in FLAC right here: https://mega.nz/folder/qwV1jTCS#dBeySBPmAKxNcpjo_A8CTg
Sept. 2, 1970 kicks off the California stretch of the tour for Led Zeppelin. Another incredible performance from all of them as we hear Whole Lotta Love (w/ a whole lotta medleys), Train Kept A Rollin’ (!), Blueberry Hill, and Long Tall Sally. Good times.
You can download the complete recording in FLAC: https://mega.nz/folder/W8slBDRL#HDemwduQZt47Y6mCqH3QTw
We hear a nice 2nd gen of Zep at Musicarnival on July 20, 1969 in Cleveland. This is a heavy bluesy Les Paul kinda affair with lighthearted banter and amazing amazing talent. We hear You Shook Me and How Many More Times. Sexy summer fun.
You can download this complete concert in FLAC here: https://mega.nz/folder/XlM00QqL#K_SQkpwaLn0LIktqrSb_ng
We hear a wonderful remaster of June 30, 1980, Led Zeppelin in Frankfurt. Liriodendron did the remaster and brought the dry (and slow) sbd to life. We hear In The Evening, maybe the best live Achilles, and a great cover of Money with Phil Carson on bass. This show sparkles.
You can download the complete concert in FLAC here: https://mega.nz/folder/L88zEKpR#2On0rFICZIpOAXsHLP7nqA
We hear Led Zeppelin’s penultimate 1972 performance, Dec. 22 at the Alexandra Palace, London. This is their biggest British tour and we hear Dancing Days, Whole Lotta Love, IS & Heartbreaker. A transition period from stars to Gods.
You can download this complete concert here: https://mega.nz/folder/Opk2QaYS#cFJMLisg7syJfPyk7CipyA