We listen to a wonderful show from the Beacon Theater in NYC, from April 19, 1975 by Little Feat, touring in support of The Last Record Album. The sound is excellent, the performance is excellent, as are the songs, and the band. It’s a good one.
If you would like to download the entire concert you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/b1lVxQjA#BtGB9U4lK4VTFUzdeP_2Nw
We listen to Grame’s remaster of Led Zeppelin in Vancouver, BC on March 19, 1975. The PNW leg of the ’75 tour is my favorite, and this is a fun show. Great recording, great energy. Happy Thanksgiving, enjoy!
If you would like to download this complete recording you may do so here: https://mega.nz/file/q09AmYTZ#hX58kt8AQ0qMBwISLkiWNNS_EoZFvhGCFyPKB83NB9o
We listen to a Mike Millard master recording of Yes at the Hollywood Bowl, June 21, 1975. This is their Relayer tour and Patrick Moraz has replaced Rick Wakeman on keyboards. It has a very jazz fusion vibe and as usual the Millard recording is spectacular. A great show.
If you would like to download the entire concert you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/agF1gIKZ#ZPBKBvj6Yz8M57xlIr7QXA
This is from the newly discovered and released complete 7/13/73 recording of Led Zeppelin in Detroit. Previously only a bit of the show was available on soundboard, but this is a VG audience recording of the entire show, including a complete Dancing Days. A great treasure from Dogs of Doom.
If you would like to download the complete show you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/m5VRhKpC#TdZQGSdsKp3KkTvLC_X2Xw
A first gen Mike Millard record of Bruce Springsteen at the LA Sports Arena on August 23, 1981 has been released, and we’re going to give it a listen. This is a beautifully recorded high energy Bruce show from The River tour. Good stuff.
If you would like to download this whole show you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/X0kE2TQA#02z5XHcuVa5ZN4fH-0AMlw
I tackle the legendary Aug 4, 1979 outdoor concert by Led Zeppelin at Knebworth. This is considered by many to be the last great Zep show and it is a doozy. I use a great matrix recording of this show that you’ll enjoy.
You can download this entire show right here for free: https://mega.nz/folder/W5kBCAjD#EVr8SV6xha_8NcLYivQ7eg
I talk about the 1972/73 UK Tour of Led Zeppelin, Robert’s voice issues, Zep’s final UK tour, and I play some of an unreleased multitrack recording of the Jan 22 Southampton show, and I also bitch about my grumpy health woes. I play How Many More Times/Communication Breakdown and Thank You.
If you would like to download this complete show you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/z180WCJR#aDKhqxNNgKYdG4edNZ9gQw
Led Zeppelin played New York City on Sept. 3, 1971 and the crowd was wild! So wild they stormed the stage and it collapsed. This is a tape in which the crowd at times is louder than the band, but the show itself is amazing. This is a vastly underrated Zep show. Jimmy’s playing has an edge I’d not heard before.
If you would to download this whole show you can do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/75lwyZaR#T4d-0kFkwUarCzBnER3xZw
This is one of the best early Led Zeppelin shows around. April 26, 1969 at Bill Graham’s Winterland is a must have show, if only because it’s (probably) the first ever performance of Whole Lotta Love! Every single song in this set is golden. You can’t miss it.
If you would like to own this complete concert you may download it here: https://mega.nz/folder/X91QiT7Y#rUm_aYQ0WvF9lRA6KaIvkg
We have another Mike Millard Master release from JEMS, and it’s Jethro Tull on the opening night of their tour in support of Songs from the Wood album, January 14, 1977. This may be the best sounding stealth recording I’ve heard. Unreal.
If you would like to own this entire show you may download it here: https://mega.nz/folder/31dxQYQY#OXG7fYdgFK1Oi-Kf6YbutA