Led
Zeppelin Fifth U.K. Tour
February 7, 1970 - February 17, 1970
JANUARY 7 - BIRMINGHAM
TOWN HALL, BIRMINGHAM, WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY, 8pm)
The setlist most likely included: We're Gonna Groove, I Can't Quit
You Baby, Dazed And Confused, White Summer/Black Mountain Side, Since
I've Been Loving You, Organ Solo/Thank You, Moby Dick, How Many More
Times medley incl. Rip It Up/Bye Bye Johnny/C'Mon Everybody/Something
Else, Communication Breadown and Bring It On Home.
JANUARY 8 - COLSTON
HALL, BRISTOL, ENGLAND (THURSDAY)
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be not recorded: Band Announcements ] We're Gonna Groove
[ 3:26 - cut ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So, Somebody To Lean On..) [ 6:26 ], Dazed And Confused [ 14:18 ],
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:05 ], White Summer (<< Black
Mountain Side..) [ 11:44 ], [ edit ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 6:27 ], Organ Solo [ 0:42 ] >> Thank You [ 5:04 ], [ cut
], Moby Dick [ 2:03 - cut ], [ cut ], Instrumental Intro
[ 2:08 ] >> How Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Boogie Chillun,
Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap,
They're Red Hot, The Lemon Song..) [ 17:41 ], Announcer Speech, Whole
Lotta Love [ 5:30 ], Announcer Speech, Communication Breakdown (<<
Good Times Bad Times.. [ 3:35 ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good audience
recording. 93 minutes.
Details: This recording is very distant
and dull but still rather clearly listenable in quiter moments. The
problem is that this tape lacks most of bottom end so the sound is very
thin.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
The Bristol Stomp (no label), A Day Before The Hoochie Coochie BDay
(Tarantura2000), Hootchie-Kootchie Zep (Beelzebub Records CD-R), &
Out Of The Bristol Tale (The Chronicles Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
A killer show! Robert's voice is in great shape and the band tear through
the set, and include what is probably the first ever performance of
Since I've Been Loving You, with different lyrics and a different arrangement
but still exciting. "We've got an LP coming out in three months,
and it's called Led Zeppelin 19. We're just gonna keep putting them
out!" Plant jokes while he's introducing a new material. Near the
ned he also jokes more: "Tonto turned into a door and the Lone
Ranger shot his knob off!" according to a joke that he has been
trying to tell earlier in the concert. The encores destroy the crowd
after the gutsy How Many More Times.
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JANUARY 9 - ROYAL
ALBERT HALL, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, LONDON, ENGLAND (FRIDAY, 8pm)
Whole concert was professionally recorded and filmed. Fragments were
used on "Whole Lotta Love" promo video in 1997. I Can't Quit
You Baby, How Many More Times and Bring It On Home were mixed at The
Sol Studio, Cookham, Berkshire, England and later the first track was
released on Coda album in 1982, then the large part of movie was released
on DVD in 2003.
Recording
Includes: Instrumental
Intro [ 2:11 ] >> How Many More Times (<< On The Way Home,
Down By The River, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line,
Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Cocaine Blues,
Leave My Woman Alone, The Lemon Song, That's Alright Mama..) [ 22:18
- edit ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 6:13 - edit
], Communication Breakdown [ 4:15 ], DJ Gino Speech [ cut ],
C'mon Everybody [ 2:44 ] >> Something Else [ 2:07 ], [ cut
], Bring It On Home [ 7:55 ].
Source: Almost complete excellent AM broadcast
recording. 50 minutes.
Details: The original broadcast has an
incorrect song order and was taken directly from the board and it seems
to be very close to the official release but in the process of producing
this tape it lacks its original clarity and sounds a bit dry.
Recording
Includes: I
Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So, Don't Know Which Way To
Go..) (mix with some parts edited out) [ 4:12 ], [ cut ], Instrumental
Intro [ 2:06 ] >> How Many More Times (<< On The Way Home,
Down By The River, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line,
Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Cocaine Blues,
Leave My Woman Alone, The Lemon Song, That's Alright Mama..) (mix with
some parts edited out) [ 21:16 ], DJ Gino Speech, [ cut ], Bring
It On Home (mix with some parts edited out) [ 7:32 ].
Source: Incomplete superb 1st soundboard
recording. 36 minutes.
Details: The recording is a fully professional
mixdown of multitrack.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:12 ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So, Don't Know Which Way To Go..) [ 6:24 ], Dazed And Confused [
15:09 ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 3:48 - cut ], [ cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:21 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick
[ 15:00 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 6:05 ], Communication
Breakdown (unedited mix) [ 4:07 [ cut ], Instrumental Intro [
1:02 ] >> How Many More Times (<< On The Way Home, Down
By The River, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Bottle
It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Cocaine Blues, Leave
My Woman Alone, The Lemon Song, That's Alright Mama..) (mix with some
parts edited out) [ 18:58 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(mix with some parts edited out) [ 3:39 ], [ cut ], White Summer
(<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 11:57 ], [ cut ], C'mon Everybody
[ 2:29 ], Something Else [ 2:05 ], Bring It On Home (mix with some parts
edited out) [ 7:33 ], [ cut ], Long Tall Sally (<< Great
Balls Of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On, Move On Down The Line..)
(mix with some parts edited out) [ 3:27 ], Band Outroduction.
Source: Incomplete superb 2nd soundboard
recording. Almost 112 minutes.
Details: The recording is a fully professional
mixdown of multitrack.
Recording
Includes: Backstage
footage [ cut ], DJ Gino Opening Announcements [ cut
], We're Gonna Groove >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So, Don't Know Which Way To Go..) [ cut ], [ cut ],
White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..), Whole Lotta Love, Communication
Breakdown [ cut ], [ cut ], C'mon Everybody, [ cut
], Long Tall Sally (<< Great Balls Of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin'
Goin' On, Move On Down The Line..), DJ Gino Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good color 1st bootleg
video movie. 41 minutes.
Details: The sound is distant and not quite
synchronized. Long Tall Sally is flopped. There are a couple of cameras
footages available from the show. Band's opening and closing announcements
are partially silent.
Recording
includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ cut ], I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So, Don't Know Which Way To Go..) [ cut ], Communcation Breakdown
[ cut ], C'mon Everybody [ cut ], Somethin' Else [ cut
], Bring it on Home [ cut ], Long Tall Sally [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete good color 2nd bootleg
video movie. 12 minutes.
Details: This is fragments from one of
the cameras used to film the show that appeared first on 1st bootleg
video. A few minutes at the end is mirrored and the video isn't quit
synchronized.
Recording
includes: I
Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So, Don't Know Which Way To
Go..) [ cut ].
Source: Complete good colour promo video
without actual sound (original sound removed and dubbed with audio from
"Coda"). 3 minutes.
Details: Same video source as main bootleg
video movie dubbed with music from the album.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So,
Don't Know Which Way To Go..), Dazed And Confused, Heartbreaker [ cut
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..), Since I've Been Loving
You [ cut ], Organ Solo [ cut ], Thank You [ cut ], [
cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Instrumental
Intro >> How Many More Times (<< On The Way Home, Down By
The River, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Bottle
It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Cocaine Blues, Leave
My Woman Alone, The Lemon Song, That's Alright Mama..), Whole Lotta
Love, Communication Breakdown, C'mon Everybody, Something Else, Bring
It On Home.
Source: Incomplete superb colour legit
video movie. Almost 112 minutes.
Detailed: This is what was released officially.
The sound is brlilliant but there are some edits - Moby Dick has missing
some actual drum solo; Since I've been Loving You, Organ Solo and Thank
You are few second excerpts; How Many More Times also omitting some
music and much of chatter between the songs are removed. (Note: The
41-minute footage and official video is the same movie either way, the
difference is only because of edits.)
Official
LP Reference(s):
Coda (Swan Song)
Official
CD Reference(s):
Coda (Swan Song)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) AM source:
The Final Option (Rock Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records)
& Strange Tales From The Road (Rock Solid Records)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) AM source:
Historical Birthday (Shout To The Top), Jimmy's Birthday Party - The
Royal Dragon (Tarantura), Royal Albert Presentation (Immigrant), &
Strange Tales From The Road (no label)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) 1st soundboard recording:
Countdown (Boogie Mama), The Lost Mixes/Sessions EP Volume 7 (Empress
Valley Supreme Disc), & The Lost Sessions Volume 8 ~ Led Zeppelin
In The 80's Coda Advance Tapes (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) 2nd soundboard recording:
All Our Love (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Jimmy's Birthday Party (Empress
Valey Supreme Disc), Live At The Royal Albert Hall (Empress Valley Supreme
Disc), & Royal Albert Hall: The Initial Tapes (Godfather Records)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) bootleg video soundtrack:
Jimmy's Birthday Party - The Royal Dragon (Tarantura)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) legit video soundtrack:
Havin' Me Some Fun Tonight (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Jimmy's Birthday Party (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Live At The Royal
Albert Hall (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Royal Albert Hall 1970 (Celebration
Definitive Masters & Wendy Records), & Royal Albert Hall London
England January 9th 1970 (Winston Remasters CD-R)
Official
Visual Reference(s):
DVD (Warner Music Vision)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s) 1st bootleg video source:
1970 (Cosmic Energy DVD-R), Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin Clips
Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters), Hats Off To John Bonham
(Sugar Mama), Havin' Me Some Fun Tonight (Beelzebub Records DVD-R),
London Calling (Sugar Mama), Long Tall Sally (no label), Royal Albert
Hall 1970 (Celebration Definitive Masters VHS), & Visualize - Tarantura
Video Works Volume 1 (Tarantura VHS)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s) 2nd bootleg video source:
Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin Clips Volume One (Celebration
Definitive Masters) & Long Tall Sally (no label)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s) 3rd bootleg video source:
1970-1972 (Cosmic Energy DVD-R) & Early Visions/The Best Of Led
Zeppelin Clips Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters)
Comments:
This show needs no recommendation. Playing is so hot and the band firing
on all cylinders tonight ... it's Jimmy's 26th birthday party! Gutsy
show with totally mind blowing energy. From the first notes of We're
Gonna Groove up to the last hints of Long Tall Sally this concert is
just exceptional. During one of the verse on Dazed And Confused Plant
changes the lyrics and sings: "This cocaine makes me sick!"
Amazing! So sad some tracks are still incomplete.
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JANUARY 13 - PORTSMOUTH
GUILDHALL, PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND (TUESDAY)
WARNING! Some sources
reported that tape of this show exist and may currently be in the hands
of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a very big care
must be taken with these reports.
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JANUARY 15 - NEWCASTLE
CITY HALL, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 8pm)
JANUARY 16 - OVAL HALL, SHEFFIELD CITY HALL, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE,
ENGLAND (FRIDAY, 8pm)
JANUARY 24 - THE REFECTORY, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE,
ENGLAND (SATURDAY)
FEBRUARY 7 - USHER HALL, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND (SATURDAY, 7:30pm) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled ecause of Robert getting into a head-on car
collision and rescheduled for February 17, 1970. Support from Barclay
James Harvest (also cancelled?).
FEBRUARY 17 - USHER HALL, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND (TUESDAY, 7:30pm)
The show rescheduled date from February 7, 1970. Support from Barclay
James Harvest.
Led
Zeppelin First European Tour
February 23, 1970 - March 12, 1970
FEBRUARY 23 - AALTO
HALL, KULTTUURITALO, HELSINKI, FINLAND (MONDAY)
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:08 ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So..) [ 6:12 ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:31 ], Heartbreaker (<<
Bouree..) [ 5:17 ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [
10:03 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:22 ], Organ Solo (<< Focatta
And Fugue..) [ 0:45 ] >> Thank You [ 5:42 ], Moby Dick [ 12:59
- edit/cut ], [ edit ], Instrumental Intro [ 2:30 ] >>
How Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down
The Line, Hideaway, Cocaine Blues, CC Rider, The Lemon Song, Be-Bop-A-Lula..)
[ 23:04 ], Announcer Speech, Whole Lotta Love [ 6:39 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good audience
recording. 109 minutes.
Details: The tape is a bit muffled but
fairly clear with Page in front and Plant buried under the rest of the
band.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Fixin' To Die (Gold Standard Series), Tocatta & Fugue (Tarantura),
& Valhalla, I'm Coming (Mandala Records)
Comments:
A really rare show, the first concert of the first European tour. And
what a show it is! Robert's voice is simply wonderful and the entire
band just cooks throughout the whole set. Dazed And Confused is really
eerie and played well and the How Many More Times medley has some really
obscure and great references thrown in.
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FEBRUARY 25 - KONSERTHUSET,
GOTEBORG, SWEDEN (WEDNESDAY)
FEBRUARY 26 - STOCKHOLM KONSERTHUSET, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (THURSDAY, 7pm)
The concert was booked to replace the cancelled date on October 7,
1969.
FEBRUARY 27 - AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW, AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND (FRIDAY) (unconfirmed)
FEBRUARY 28 - K.B.
HALLEN, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK (SATURDAY)
The group performed as The Nobs. Reason was that Eva Von Zeppelin
- relative of the airship designer - had threatened to sue the group
if it appears as Led Zeppelin in Denmark.
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: We're Gonna Groove >> I Can't Quit You
Baby ] Dazed And Confused [ 16:16 - cut ], Heartbreaker [ 5:20
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 11:30 ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 6:42 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 1:03 ] >>
Thank You [ 6:04 ], Moby Dick [ 16:12 ], Instrumental Intro >>
How Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down
The Line, Cocaine Blues, Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot..) [ 21:03
- cut? ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 6:19 ], Communication
Breakdown [ 4:55 ], C'Mon Everybody [ 2:24 ], Something Else [ 1:57
], Bring It On Home [ 8:02 - edit ], Long Tall Sally [ 5:16 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good audience
recording. 128 minutes.
Details: All the instruments are discernible
with a bias towards the bass frequencies and some low end distortion.
The audience is noisy and clap along in the quite passages.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Dancing With Snow Queen (Baby Face), The Nobs! (Tarantura), The Nobs
Volume One (Wendy Records), & A Riot Going On (POT)
Comments:
The legendary Nobs gig! Another excellent early 1970 show ... the concert
is complete except for the first two songs missing from the tape, but
those are not available anywhere. Jimmy's playing is out of this world
on Dazed And Confused and Heartbreaker, but this show belongs to the
rhythm section! Jones and Bonham are simply amazing throughout. A nice
batch of encores after the great How Many More Times Medley, including
two great Eddie Cochran songs ... Before the last encore Plant said
to the audience: "We'd like to say thank you very much for receiving
us back again, after last time we came here with Country Joe And The
Fish. We've gotta say that I don't think we've changed much, but an
incredible change in playing. We'd like to dedicate this to the wonderful
clubs in Copenhagen, and until we come back again this is how we'd like
you to remember us." The band was obligated to changed their name
after as one of noble family's member (Eva Von Zeppelin) saw the LP
cover. Jimmy Page recalls: "Then we shall call ourselves The Nobs
when we go to Copenhagen, the whole thing is absurd. The first time
we played we invited her backstage to meet us, to see how we were nice
young lads. We calmed her down but on leaving the studio, she saw our
LP cover of an airship in flames and she exploded! I had to run and
hide. She just blew her top." A big time, no doubt!
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MARCH 2 - BRUSSELS,
BELGIUM (MONDAY) (discredited)
MARCH 3 - COLOGNE, GERMANY (TUESDAY) (discredited)
MARCH 4 - HANNOVER, GERMANY (WEDNESDAY) (discredited)
MARCH 5 - FRANKFURT, GERMANY (THURSDAY) (discredited)
MARCH 6 - NUREMBERG, GERMANY (FRIDAY) (discredited)
MARCH 7 - MONTREUX
CASINO HALL, MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND (SATURDAY)
Recording
Includes: Claude
Knobs Introduction [ cut ], We're Gonna Groove [ 3:31 ] >>
I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So..) [ 5:59 ], [ cut
], Dazed And Confused [ 15:27 ], Rice Pudding Intro [ 0:18 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:52 ], [ cut ], White Summer
(<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 9:38 - cut ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:13 ], Organ Solo (<< Hang On
To A Dream..) [ 2:19 ] >> Thank You [ 6:13 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:12 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 15:14 ], Suzie
Q Intro [ 2:02 ] >> How Many More Times [ 7:01 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete excellent audience recording.
89 minutes.
Details: This recording has all of the
virtues of both soundboard and audience. There is very little audience
noise and all of the instruments are perfectly balanced except for the
lower notes, which are dominating throughout. The hiss is noticeable
though.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:35 ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So..) [ 6:02 ], Dazed And Confused (<< DJ Comments..) [ 15:28
- cut ], [ edit/cut ], White Summer (<< DJ Comments,
Black Mountain Side..) [ 5:40 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
AM broadcast recording. 31 minutes.
Details: A hissy, kinda dull board tape
and the sound is muffled.
Recording
Includes: How
Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The
Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap,
My Baby Left Me, Jenny Jenny, The Lemon Song..) [ 23:57 - cut
], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 3:02 - cut ].
Recording: Incomplete excellent soundboard
recording. 27 minutes.
Details: The recording is a very good balanced
professional board tape but tends to be dull.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) audience:
Egg On Your Face (Wonderwall), Feel All Right - Live In Montreux (Audio
Recording), Hammer Of The Gods (Golden Age Entertainments), Montreaux
Switzerland 1970 (SHZ), Raging Violent The Virtuoso (no label), &
What Is And What Should Never Be (no label)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) radio broadcast:
Knebworth Fair Vol. 1 (K&S Records) & The Last Farewell Vol.
2 (Fujiyo Music)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience:
All That Jazz (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), Charisma (Tarantura2000),
The Dark Tower (Tarantura), Divinity (Atlantic Ocean Records), Feel
All Right (Cobra Standard Series), & We're Gonna Groove (Scorpio
"old")
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) radio broadcast:
Intimate (Almost Mysterious) (Equinox) & Sunshine Woman (Flagge)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) soundboard:
Charisma (Tarantura2000, original & reissue)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience & soundboard mixes:
Intimidator (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, 2CD) & Presence Of The
Lord (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience, radio broadcast & soundboard mixes:
Intimidator (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, 3CD)
Comments:
Talk about energy. The audience is rowdy and loud and the group feed
off of this to offer a killer show, with some of the best playing ever,
and surely the best live version of Heartbreaker ever played. The audience
recording captures the energetic atmosphere perfectly. Sadly, both radio
broadcast and soundboard tapes are the worst professional recordings
ever captured but this could not kill the ending climax.
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MARCH 8 - CIRCUS KRONE
BAU, MUNICH, GERMANY (SUNDAY, 10:15pm)
MARCH 9 - VIENNA KONZERT
HAUS GROSSER SAAL, VIENNA, AUSTRIA (MONDAY)
The show is married by guitar problems.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], [ cut ], I Can't Quit You Baby
(<< It Hurts Me So..) [ 5:32 - cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ 18:33 ], Rice Pudding Intro [ 0:19 ] >> Heartbreaker (<<
Bouree..) [ 5:58 ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [
13:01 ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 2:44 - edit/cut
], [ edit/cut ], Moby Dick [ 15:52 ], Instrumental Intro [ 2:27
] >> How Many More Times (<< Cat's Squirrel, The Hunter,
Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go,
Cumberland Gap, They're Red Hot, The Lemon Song..) [ 21:53 ].
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
89 minutes.
Details: The tape is distant and a bit
distorted at times.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:39 ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So..) [ 5:30 ], Dazed And Confused [ 18:14 - edit/cut ], Rice
Pudding Intro [ 0:19 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:51
], [ cut ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 12:40
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:37 ], Organ Solo [ 1:34 ] >>
Thank You [ 5:48 ], [ cut? ], Moby Dick [ 12:00 ], Instrumental
Intro [ 2:04 ] >> How Many More Times (<< Cat's Squirrel,
The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle
It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, They're Red Hot, The Lemon Song..) [ 18:27
].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
106 minutes.
Details: This is also rather distant and
somewhat muddy tape. The last three songs are rather highly distorted
though.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
High Flyin' Zep (Electric Magic)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Vienna 1970 (MMachine)
Comments:
A step down during this show. While the playing is still powerful, Pagey
seems to be a bit out of tune and this caused lack of energy that is
present on all other shows from this tour. Rather surprisingly, a short
snippet of Willie Dixon's Woman You Need Love/Cat's Squirrel theme,
from which the band addapted melody and lyrics for Whole Lotta Love
is playing in the middle of How Many More Times. Some troubles with
equipment in Dazed And Confused and blames the road manager for it.
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MARCH 10 - KONGRESHALLE,
FRANKFURT, GERMANY (TUESDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled after riots at the venue following an appearance
by Jethro Tull couple days before and was rescheduled to Musikhalle,
Hamburg, Germany the same day.
MARCH 10 - HAMBURG
MUSIKHALLE, HAMBURG, GERMANY (TUESDAY)
The show was recheduled from Kongresshalle, Frankfurt, Germany.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:32 - cut ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby [
6:34 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 17:55 - edit ],
[ cut ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:08 ], [ cut
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 12:55 ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:57 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [
1:21 ] >> Thank You [ 5:07 - cut ], [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:25 - cut ], [ cut ], Moby
Dick [ 16:20 - cut ], [ cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 3:11
] >> How Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Boogie Chillun,
High Flyin Mama, Down By The River, Travellin' Riverside Blues, Long
Distance Call, The Lemon Song..) [ 23:44 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta
Love [ 6:43 ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
118 minutes.
Details: The tape is quite hissy and distant
but still all the instruments can be listenable in a rather good balance
and perspective.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Hamburg 1970 (Immigrant), Lili Marleen (Tarantura2000), & Mystery
European Gig (The Symbols)
Comments:
Another one of the really good shows from the 1970 European tour. Robert's
voice is amazing as always in 1970 and the band plays some really intense
music. Jimmy's quiet riff intro to Heartbreaker before leading the band
in full force is quite dramatic and the not yet recorded Since I've
Been Loving You is very passionate and intense. Dazed And Confused is
very compact and played brilliantly, especially by Jimmy, whose playing
is fast and fluid in front of the wall of rhythm created by Jones and
Bonham. The How Many More Times medley is great and Robert leads the
band through a pastiche of great oldies before closing the show with
a great, 1970 pre-medley version of the sole encore Whole Lotta Love.
What makes this recording so exciting it is a only known live rendition
to Living Loving Maid. Just right after the last notes of Heartbreaker
Plant segued into "With a purple umbrella ..." lyrics but
shortly after he said: "I think we're all getting a bit loose!"
We know he hated that one so this recording is so exciting for making
listening to this song live!
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MARCH 11 - HAMBURG
MUSIKHALLE, HAMBURG, GERMANY (WEDNESDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], We're Gonna Groove >> I Can't Quit
You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So..), Dazed And Confused, Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ edit ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain
Side..), Since I've Been Loving You [ edit ], Organ Solo >>
Thank You, Moby Dick, Instrumental Intro >> How Many More Times
(<< Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot (The Needle), Boogie
Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot,
Cumberland Gap, Long Distance Call, The Lemon Song..), Whole Lotta Love
[ cut ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
120 minutes.
Details: The recording is overloaded by
the bass which distorts the tape a little. There is also tape hiss in
the upper frequencies. The tapers talk around the recorder in places,
giving some quite funny comments.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Everybody Everybody (Image Quality), Hamburg Germany 3/11/70 (Zeppelin
Digital CD-R), & Lili Marleen (Tarantura2000)
Comments:
A really good show in front of a light-hearted crowd. Robert's voice
is very strong and Jimmy seems to be playing faster and better than
he did even a month before. Some people behind the taper are joking
and laughing very often making some funny comments between or during
the songs. The How Many More Times medley is excellent and Robert really
gets up there with his voice at the end.
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MARCH 12 - DUSSELDORF
RHEINHALLE, DUSSELDORF, GERMANY (THURSDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: White
Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 10:43 - cut ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:55 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ 19:09 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
38 minutes.
Details: The source is quite distant but
still enjoyable. The guitar is the most prominent in the mix with guitar
and vocals somewhere in the middle and drums as the most distant and
echoey. Since I've Been Loving You has some minor speed issues in places
and Dazed And Confused is dostorted.
Recording
Includes: Instrumental
Intro [ 3:14 - cut ] >> How Many More Times (<< Bolero,
The Hunter, [ cut ], Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway,
Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, They're Red Hot, The Lemon Song..)
[ 17:42 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. 21 minutes.
Details: This is rather clear recording
but it lacks dynamic a bit and has annoying metallic sound throughout.
Recording
Includes: Communication
Breakdown [ 3:34 - ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby [ 0:52 - cut ],
[ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 15:02 - cut ], [ cut ],
Moby Dick [ 12:51 - cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 3:25 ] >> How
Many More Times (<< Bolero, The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On
Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, They're
Red Hot, The Lemon Song..) [ 21:51 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love
[ 4:21 - edit/cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 3rd
audience recording. 65 minutes.
Details: The tape is somewhat distant and
a bit bassy, also there is noticeable hiss and some distortion at few
songs. There is also some strange squeak in few places, possibly due
to the tape recorder but it is not annoying really.
Recording
Includes: Communication
Breakdown [ 3:38 ] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts
Me So..) [ 6:11 ], Dazed And Confused [ 19:17 - edit ], Instrumental
Intro [ 0:15 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:10 - edit
], [ edit ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [
15:03 - cut ], [ edit ], Since I've Been Loving You [
7:01 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 1:59 - cut ] >> Thank
You [ 6:37 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 17:50 - edit ], Instrumental
Intro [ 3:22 - cut ] >> How Many More Times (<< Bolero,
The Hunter, Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle
It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, They're Red Hot, The Lemon Song..) [ 17:31
- cut ] , Whole Lotta Love [ 6:46 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 4th
audience recording. Almost 122 minutes.
Details: The tape is very hissy and fluctuates
between fairly clear and muddy. The intruments are rather in a good
balance. The bass is overloaded and drums are behind of the rest a bit.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
The Final Option (Rock Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records),
Germany 1971 (no label), Led Zeppelin Film Can (Rock Solid Records),
Life (Best), & White Summer (Acid, Box Top Records, Marc & Rock
Solid Records both issues)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Bring It On Home (POT), Ein Traum Wird Wahr (no label), & Loreley
(Moonraker Records)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Blueberry Hill (Roundpin Productions) & Psychedelic Raw Blues (Immigrant)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Bring It On Home (POT) & Loreley (Moonraker Records)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 4:
Dusseldorf 1970 (Reel Masters) & Dusseldorf 1970 Reel Master (Wardour)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1 & 3 mixes:
Ein Traum Wird Wahr (no label)
Comments:
An unusual set and really great show. We're Gonna Groove was the usual
set opener the first half of 1970 but Communication Breakdown is the
opener here. It sounds like Page wanted to loosen his fingers and somehow
wandered into the Communication Breakdown riff and the band just followed
along. It rocks! The highlight of this show is White Summer/Black Mountain
Side. I can easily described this version as the moment when the West
meets an East! Very subtle Since I've Been Loving You follows this masterpiece.
How Many More Times includes a lot of humorous commentary by Plant on
the lyrics he's singing, letting us all in on the joke and has the audience
in stiches. Blistering Whole Lotta closes this really gutsy show much
to the excitement of the crowd.
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Zeppelin Fifth U.S. Tour
March 21, 1970 - April 19, 1970
MARCH 21 - PACIFIC
COLISEUM, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA (SATURDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Band
Introduction [ cut? ], We're Gonna Groove [ 2:48 - cut
] >> I Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So..) [ 5:58
- cut ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 15:51 - edits/cuts
], [ cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 0:05 - cut ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:03 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
32 minutes.
Details: The tape is muffled with a noticeable
amount of hiss but rather enjoyable as a whole. Band Introduction is
heavily distorted and Heartbreaker has speed fluctuations.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:53 ], [ cut ] [ supposed to be played: Bring
It On Home ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:24 ], [ cut
] [ supposed to be played: White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..)
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:08 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [
1:23 - cut ] >> Thank You [ 7:02 ], [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:25 ], [ cut ] [ supposed to be
played: Moby Dick, How Many More Times medley ], Whole Lotta Love [
2:47 - cut ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<<
Cowgirl In The Sand, Ramble On, For What It's Worth, People..) [ 5:02
].
Source: Incomplete excellent to superb
professional FM broadcast. 38 minutes.
Details: Another broadcast that was originally
taken from the board but in the process of making bootlegs it was destroyed
by several technical problems.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) soundboard:
Absence (Toasted Records), Alive 1971! (TNT Productions), BBC Broadcasts
(Sunburn Records), BBC Concert (no label), Best Of Led Zeppelin Vol.
2 (Rock Solid Records), The Big Dope Party (LZ69 & LZ869), Bonham's
Rebirth (The Amazing Kornyphone Rebirth Label), The Final Option (Rock
Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records), Hiawatha Express (Ze
Anonym Plattenspieler), In The Light 69-85 (Zipp Zapp), Led Zeppelin
Film Can (Rock Solid Records), Let Zip Hell In (Amusing Records), Mudslide
(BRR issue, Blue Ribbon, Box Top Records, GLC, Mushroom Records, Trade
Mark Of Quality both issues, Wizardo Records), My Rider (LZ69), Pb -
Pure Blues Live (no label), & Trade Mark Of Quality Years (Trade
Mark Of Quality)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience:
Pb (Boogie Mama & Sugar Mama) & Zeppelin Pack 'em In (Beelzebub
Records CD-R)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) soundboard:
Classics Off The Air 1 (Neutral Zone), Mudslide (Flying Disc Music &
The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), Pb (Boogie Mama, Last Stand Disc, Tarantura,
Tarantura2000, & Wendy Records), Ultimate Mudslide (House Of Elrond),
Zeppelin Pack 'em In (Beelzebub Records CD-R), & Zoso's Back To
Rock And Roll (Oh Boy)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience & soundboard mixes:
Zeppelin Pack 'em In (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Bootleg
DVD Audio Reference(s) soundboard:
Pb (Genuine Masters)
Comments:
This is all that is known to exist of this show, the first of the North
American tour of 1970. A really raw performance, with Robert's voice
immensely strong and the bass/guitar/drum interplay reaching exhilarating
peaks like Heartbreaker and We're Gonna Groove. This is really good
... I hope the rest of soundboard sees the light someday (if the rest
of this show even exists!).
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MARCH 22 - SEATTLE
ARENA, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (SUNDAY, 8pm)
MARCH 23 - PORTLAND MEMORIAL COLISEUM, PORTLAND, OREGON (MONDAY, 8pm)
MARCH 25 - DENVER
COLISEUM, DENVER, COLORADO (WEDNESDAY)
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], We're Gonna Groove [ 3:28 ] >> I
Can't Quit You Baby (<< It Hurts Me So..) [ 6:31 ], Dazed And
Confused [ 15:13 - edit ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [
5:45 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:44 - edit ], Organ Solo
[ 2:38 ] >> Thank You [ 6:30 ], [ cut? ], Moby Dick [ 20:09
- cut ], [ edit/cut? ], Instrumental Intro [ 2:23 ] >>
How Many More Times (<< Ramble On, Bolero, The Hunter, Think You
Need A Shot (The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway,
I Can't Be Satisfied, The Lemon Song..) [ 21:08 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta
Love [ 5:46 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete fair audience recording.
107 minutes.
Details: This is significantly distorted,
distant, and muddy recording with volume fluctuations in some places.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Denver 1970 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
A really explosive and energetic show with not yet unsettled set list
... Robert's voice is excellent and the band plays with guts! Slow and
steady is the pace, although the faster numbers have the band taking
full flight, led by the amazing guitar of Jimmy Page. The medley is
killer and a really psychedelic version of Whole Lotta Love ends the
show. Heartbreaker and Dazed And Confused have sections that are ahead
of their time ... they wouldn't be regular additions for another year
or so! Plant made some nice commentary as for their last visit in Denver:
"About eighteen months ago, we played our very first ever gig in
the United States in this Coliseum (sic!) and so much has happened since
then. We'd like to say that we really are pleased to be back."
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MARCH 26 - THE SALT
PALACE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH (THURSDAY, 8pm)
MARCH 27 - THE FORUM,
INGLEWOOD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (FRIDAY, 8:30pm)
The rowdy audience interrupted the concert.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 2:57 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is
Here To Stay..) [ 11:02 - cut ], [ cut ], Theramin Intro
[ 0:06 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:53 ] >>
Bring It On Home [ 7:09 ], [ cut ], White Summer (<< Black
Mountain Side..) [ 11:58 ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You
[ 6:41 ], Organ Solo [ 3:00 ] >> Thank You [ 6:38 ], What Is And
What Should Never Be [ 4:01 - cut ], Moby Dick [ 20:56 ], [ edit
], Instrumental Intro [ 2:26 ] >> How Many More Times (<<
Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot (The Needle), I'm A Man, Boogie
Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin Little Baby, The Lemon Song..)
[ 22:38 - cut ], Announcer Speech, Whole Lotta Love [ 5:55 ],
Communication Breakdown (<< Down By The River..) [ 3:59 ], Band
Outroduction.
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience source.
Almost 137 minutes.
Details: The tape has some amount of distortion
for almost the entire show and sounds muffled and distant. The drums
overpowering the guitar in places. Bring It On Home has some speed issues.
The last few songs seems to be a bit clearer but more hissy.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], We're Gonna Groove [ 3:07 ], Dazed And
Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 16:24 ], Theramin
Intro [ 0:08 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:09 ] >>
Bring It On Home [ 0:01 - cut ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [
3:03 ] >> Thank You [ 6:41 - edit ], [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:11 ], Moby Dick [ 22:21 - cut
], Instrumental Intro [ 2:03 ] >> How Many More Times (<<
Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot (The Needle), I'm A Man, Boogie
Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin Little Baby, The Lemon Song..)
[ 22:52 - cut ], Announcer Speech, Whole Lotta Love [ 6:00 ],
[ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Down By The River..)
[ 4:02 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience source. 109 minutes.
Details: This source is much more enjoyable
than the above one. It has a really nice "deep" atmosphere,
it's not too distant and it does not lack dynamic so much. The tape
hiss may be annoying though and there are the absence of few songs.
Bring It On Home is only an opening guitar riff. Organ Solo, Thank You
and What Is And What Should Never Be have speed issues throughout.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
D'Ya Feel Alright? (Mad Dogs) & First Time At The Forum (The Chronicles
Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
First Time At The Forum (The Chronicles Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Everybody Feel Alright? (Empress Valley Supreme Disc) & LA Jive
And Rambling Mind (Holy Grail)
Comments:
This is one of the greatest shows ever! Right from the start this show
is special. The band is on and Robert's voice is perfect, controlled
and his entire range is used, resulting in one of his finest recorded
vocal performances! "Good evening. Everybody feel alright? Tonight
we intend to get everybody looser than anybody's even been loose ...
even with cod liver oil!" tells Plant at the beginning of the show.
Heartbreaker features some wonderful playing form Jimmy in his solo
in the middle but Plant calmed down the audience after the song: "The
people who are standing in the aisleys, can they sit on the floor or
whatever. There's some people behind can't see. So if anybody knows
they are obstructing somebody else's view, can they respect that fact
or move, then everybody can see!" Since I've Been Loving you was
dedicated to "...the litttle men with the suits on who keep pushing
everybody back down the aisle. It's their big day, y'see. They can't
understand it." Plant also humorously intrioduzed the band at the
beginning of How Many More Times as "the four survivours of the
Graf Zeppelin", John Bonham as "for the benefit if Mr Kite!
and Pagey as "the man who made rock, rock". After a wild version
of that song, the Whole Lotta Love encore features a duel between Jimmy
on the Theremin and Jonesy on a heavily distorted organ....simply wild!
An announcer informed the crowd about the forthcoming event - Jimi Hendrix
on April 25th, 1970.
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MARCH 28 - DALLAS
MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, DALLAS, TEXAS (SATURDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:14 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is
Here To Stay..) [ 15:57 ], Theramin Intro [ 0:15 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:36 ] >> Bring It On Home [ 7:34 ], White
Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 9:18 - cut ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:00 ], Organ Solo [ 2:31 ] >>
Thank You [ 6:33 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:20 ], Moby
Dick [ 18:37 - cut ] [ supposed to be played: Instrumental Intro
>> How Many More Times medley ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
87 minutes.
Details: The recording is rather clear
but slightly distant audience tape. The sound is slightly flat and tape
hiss is very noticeable.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Texas Two Steps (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
Just an average show ... nothing special about it, although the playing
is very good. Robert's voice seems a little creaky, but the band is
in good health, playing fine versions of Dazed And Confused and Heartbreaker,
and a very emotional version of Since I've Been Loving You. Moby Dick
is very long and quite boring. This is a good show, very intimate atmosphere.
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MARCH 29 - HOFHEINZ
PAVILION, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, HOUSTON, TEXAS (SUNDAY, 8:30pm)
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: We're Gonna Groove, Dazed And Confused, Heartbreaker,
Bring It On Home ] White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 13:02
], [ cut ] [ supposed to be played: Since I've Been Loving You,
Organ Solo >> Thank You, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby
Dick ], For What It's Worth Intro [ 2:42 ] >> How Many More Times
(<< Bolero, Down By The River, The Hunter [ edit/cut ],
Think You Need A Shot (The Needle) [ cut ], I Feel So Bad, For
What It's Worth, Tobacco Road [ cut ]..) [ 17:58 - cut
].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
34 minutes.
Details: The recording is clear and significantly
brighter than the recording from the prevous night, probably as a result
of being closer to the stage. It also has less tape hiss but it is still
annoying.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Texas Two Steps (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) & Ultimate Mudslide
(House Of Elrond)
Comments:
This is a very good clip from this show. White Summer/Black Mountain
Side is a great virtuostic performance from Jimmy, and the medley has
a great introduction before it really gets kick started. This medley
is hot ... Page has an obsession with playing For What It's Worth during
How Many More Times. Not only does he use it as an introduction, but
reintroduces it after the first verse and includes it during the medley.
Curiously, Plant doesn't sing any of its lyrics.
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MARCH 30 - PITTSBURGH
CIVIC ARENA, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA (MONDAY, 8pm)
The concert was truncated due to riotous audience.
MARCH 31 - THE SPECTRUM,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA (TUESDAY, 8:30pm)
WARNING! The audience
tape is reported to exist and is currently in the hands of a tape hoarder.
Approach any tapes or CDs that claim to be this date with caution.
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APRIL 1 - BOSTON GARDEN,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS (WEDNESDAY) (unconfirmed)
APRIL 2 - CHARLESTON CIVIC CENTER COLISEUM, CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA
(THURSDAY, 8pm)
APRIL 3 - MACON COLISEUM, MACON, GEORGIA (FRIDAY)
APRIL 4 - INDIANA STATE FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
(SATURDAY, 8pm)
APRIL 5 - BALTIMORE
CIVIC CENTER, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND (SUNDAY, 8pm)
The show is married by equipment problems.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], [ edit ], We're Gonna Groove, Dazed
And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ cut
], Theramin Intro >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Bring It
On Home, White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ cut
], [ cut ], Organ Solo >> Thank You, [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be, [ cut ], Instrumental Intro >>
How Many More Times (<< Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot
(The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The Line, Hideaway, That's
Alright Mama, My Baby Left Me, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..), [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete poor to fair 1st audience
recording. 89 minutes.
Details: The sound is very distant, muddy
and muffled and the level of hiss is annoying.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:26 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is
Here To Stay..) [ 15:38 ], Theramin Intro [ 0:06 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:20 ], Bring It On Home [ 3:01 - cut ],
[ edit/cut ], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [
6:50 - cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be
[ 4:10 - cut ], Organ Solo [ 1:58 - cut ] >> Thank
You [ 5:01 - edit/cut ], Moby Dick [ 8:08 - cut ], Instrumental
Intro [ 3:14 ] >> How Many More Times (<< Bolero, The Hunter,
Think You Need A Shot (The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Move On Down The
Line [ cut ], Hideaway, That's Alright Mama, My Baby Left Me,
Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 19:28 ], Announcer Speech, Whole Lotta
Love [ 6:18 ], Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
Almost 93 minutes.
Details: The tape is fairly clear but also
distant and muffled in places, with hiss and scattered dropouts throughout.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:25 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is
Here To Stay..) [ 15:30 ], Theramin Intro [ 0:06 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:18 ] >> Bring It On Home [ 7:26 ], White
Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 11:44 ], [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:11 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 2:11
] >> Thank You [ 6:09 ], Moby Dick [ 16:56 ], Instrumental Intro
[ 3:13 - edit ] >> How Many More Times (<< Bolero,
The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot (The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Move
On Down The Line, Hideaway, That's Alright Mama, My Baby Left Me, Honey
Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 19:36 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [
6:11 ].
Source: Almost complete good to very good
3rd audience recording. Near 109 minutes.
Details: The vocals are best but the rest
of instruments are the ones kinda in the background.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Live At Tear Gassed Place (Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Some Things Never Pass (Apple Music)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2 & 3 mixes:
1970.04.05 Civic Center Baltimore Maryland (Dadgad Productions CD-R)
& Groovin' You (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
This performance in this show is rather mediocre compared to others
during this era and also married with rowdy audience and equipment problems.
After a rather flaccid We're Gonna Groove, where Plant's microphone
cut out half way through the song, he apologizes and explains: "We've
only had this PA for three nights." The PA cuts out again several
times in the show. Since I've Been Loving You was dropped from the set
list and the organ solo is very short. How Many More Times contains
a sharp version of Ravel's Bolero and That's Alright and My Baby Left
Me are played together (makes sense since they are the same song). Plant
tries all night to get the crowd "loose" and they do when
they play their hit Whole Lotta Love (probably what most of the audience
came to hear).
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APRIL 6 - ATLANTA,
GEORGIA (unconfirmed) (MONDAY)
APRIL 7 - THE COLISEUM,
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA (TUESDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Miscellaneous
scenes (road trip to the concert), Unknown song listing.
Source: Incomplete 8mm color silent amateur
footage. 2 minutes.
Details: The video is very dark, kinda
distant and shaky.
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
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APRIL 8 - J.S. DORTON
ARENA, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA (WEDNESDAY, 8pm)
The show started 45 minutes late.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:12 - cut ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock
And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 15:26 ], Theramin Intro [ 0:06 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:29 ] >> Bring It On Home
[ 9:04 ], White Summer (<< Bron-Yr-Aur, Black Mountain Side..)
[ 14:23 - cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:37 ], Organ Solo
[ 3:46 ] >> Thank You [ 6:39 ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 4:16 ], Moby Dick [ 16:51 - cut ] [ supposed to be played:
Instrumental Intro >> How Many More Times medley ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
91 minutes.
Details: All instruments are clear with
a slight bias to the bass frequencies and a bit of hiss audible in the
quieter moments. A representative tape for the era.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
American Accents (Baby Face), Cabala (Osoz), Fearsome Four Live On Stage
(Mandala Records), Groove (Tarantura), Raleigh 1970 (no label), Riot
House (Cobra Standard Series), We're Gonna Rock (Blimp), & World
Champion Drummer! (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
An excellent show captured in an exquisite sounding recording. Bring
It On Home is probably the best version ever and We're Gonna Groove
is certainly the funkiest version I have ever heard! The band and Robert
are simply outstanding and loose: "That was a thing called Groove
which is just what we intend to do, and we hope you're gonna as well.
So get loose!"
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APRIL 9 - CURTIS HIXON
HALL, TAMPA, FLORIDA (THURSDAY, 8:30pm)
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: We're Gonna Groove, Dazed And Confused, Theramin
Intro >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) ] Bring It On Home [
2:33 - cut ], White Summer (<< Bron-Yr-Aur, Black Mountain Side..)
[ 13:05 ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:55 ], Organ
Solo [ 3:45 ] >> Thank You [ 6:47 ], [ cut ], What Is And
What Should Never Be [ 1:35 - cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick
[ 19:56 ], [ cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 3:09 ] >> How
Many More Times (<< Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need A Shot
(The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Mess O' Blues, My
Baby, The Lemon Song..) [ 18:43 - cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 6:32
].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
audience recording. Near 91 minutes.
Details: Generally excellent quality listening
with the instruments being clear and in reasonable balance. The tape
has one of the best atmosphere for the era that makes the feeling of
being inside the venue. The only drawback of this recording is that
Bring It On Home and What Is And What Should Never Be are just taped
partially and there is some occasional distortion in few places.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
The Final Option (Rock Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records),
Makundju (Screaming Oiseau Records), & Tampa Florida 1970 1&2
(Private Collection)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Bring It On Home (POT), Makundju (Cobra Standard Series), & Who's
Birthday (Tarantura)
Comments:
A great, energetic and very intense show. White Summer has some bars
from Bron-Yr-Aur and the performance of it by Jimmy and the drumming
by Bonham is just exceptional. Since I've Been Loving You is one of
the pre-record intense versions and a spaced out and blistering Whole
Lotta Love follows the amazing medley. How Many More Times shines and
has few excellent oldies thrown in. Robert's voice is great and the
band blows everything out. Listen as Robert makes crowd announcement
near the beginning: "Will Carol Russell go to the front box office?"
Funny!
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APRIL 10 - MIAMI BEACH
CONCENTION CENTER, MIAMI, FLORIDA (FRIDAY, 8:30pm)
APRIL 11 - KIEL AUDITORIUM, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (SATURDAY, 8pm)
APRIL 12 - METROPOLITIAN
SPORTS CENTER, BLOOMINGDALE, MINNESOTA (SUNDAY, 7:30pm)
Recording
Includes: Bring
It On Home [ 7:44 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete poor audience recording.
Near 8 minutes.
Details: Very distant and distorted tape,
almost unlistenable in some places.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Comments:
Possibly standard set was performed but this track is the only remainder.
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APRIL 13 - MONTREAL
FORUM, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA (MONDAY, 8pm)
APRIL 14 - OTTAWA
CIVIC CENTRE ARENA, OTTAWA, ALBERTA, CANADA (TUESDAY, 8:30pm)
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: We're Gonna Groove ] Dazed And Confused (<<
Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 13:58 - cut ], Theramin Intro
[ 0:10 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:01 ] >>
Theramin Outro [ 0:05 ] >> Bring It On Home [ 9:35 ], [ cut
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 10:24 - cut
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:41 - cut ],
[ cut ], Organ Solo [ 0:47 - cut ] >> Thank You
[ 6:08 - cut ], [ cut ] [ supposed to be played: Moby
Dick, Instrumental Intro >> How Many More Times medley ], Whole
Lotta Love [ 5:08 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
60 minutes.
Details: The first striking factor of this
document is the proximity of the recorder to the instruments, the audience
sounds very far away as in a soundboard tape, but this is not the case.
The taper is probably behind the stage, seemingly walking about, carelessly
handling the microphone, so there are constant changes in balance and
unpleasant noises. The volume also fluctuates almost constantly and
so does the brightness.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Just The Crowd And... (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Ottawa Sunshine
(House Of Elrond), & The Trade Mark Of Quality Masters Volume One:
Parliament Hill (Flying Disc Music)
Comments:
All that remains from this excellent, Pagey dominated show. Robert's
voice is crystal clear and the band is slick and fluid, especially Page
who pushes it all to the limits, especially in a frenzied Heartbreaker
compete with the 1970 Theremin introduction.
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APRIL 15 - WINNEPEG,
MANITOBA, CANADA (WEDNESDAY) (unconfirmed)
Other sources reported Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
APRIL 16 - ROBERTS MUNICIPAL STADIUM, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA (THURSDAY,
7:30pm)
The power cut out mid-concert, but was restored later.
APRIL 17 - MID-SOUTH
COLISEUM, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE (FRIDAY, 8pm)
The show is truncated, and then stopped by riotous audience.
Recording
Includes: Taper's
Opening Announcements, [ cut ], Band Opening Announcements [
cut ], [ cut ], We're Gonna Groove [ 3:47 - cut
], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is Here
To Stay..) [ 16:51 - cut ], [ cut ], Theramin Intro [
0:14 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:14 ] >> Theramin
Outro [ 0:04 ] >> Bring It On Home [ 9:16 - cut ], [ cut
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 12:43 - cut
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:44 - cut ],
[ cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:48 - cut ] >> Thank You
[ 6:57 ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:29 -
cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 19:46 - cut ], [ cut
], Instrumental Intro [ 3:45 - cut ] >> How Many More Times
(<< Rice Pudding, Going Down, Bolero, The Hunter, Think You Need
A Shot (The Needle), Boogie Chillun, Hideaway, Bottle It Up And Go,
They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Cumberland Gap, Memphis
Tennessee, For What It's Worth, Ramble On, Tobacco Road, Honey Bee,
Long Distance Call, The Lemon Song, [ cut ], That's Alright Mama..)
[ 29:27 ], [ cut ], Announcer Speech [ cut ], Whole Lotta
Love [ 5:44 ], Band Closing Announcements [ cut ], [ cut
], Taper's Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
135 minutes.
Details: All instruments are in a good
balance but the sound is slightly muffled although has still good clarity
and definition. The taper's attempts to save free space on his tape
as much as possible are really annoying though - he is missing almost
every opening and last note from every song so far!
Recording
Includes: Unknown
song listing.
Source: Incomplete 8mm silent color amateur
footage. 10 minutes.
Details: Need further information.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Mauie Wowie (Missing Link), Memphis (Neptune), Memphis 1970 (Zoso),
Memphis Tennessee 1970 (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), & Memphis
Underground (Magnificent Disc)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Comments:
A really spectacular show ... the entire band is on fire and Robert's
voice is amazing! From the opening blasts, the band is out to crush
the crowd, and they certainly do! "We've waited for a long time
to come to Memphis, in fact ever since we were born I think!" said
Plant. The bass/drum/guitar interplay is unreal and Page plays some
breathtaking figures in Heartbreaker, which also has a spaced-out intro
and finale where Page makes the Theremin sound like a scratched record
... it's too much! Jimmy plays a riff in Black Mountain Side that will
later be developed into Kashmir ... five years later! During How Many
More Times things were out of control so Plant tried to diffuse the
situation: "I want the policemen to put their hands together. Put
those lights down! You're beautiful - even with the light on!"
And during the medley he tried to calm things down again: "All
we wanna do is save our manager! Save Mr Peter Grant! Don't stand on
the chairs 'cos they'll give you such shit! And also, please don't step
on the rails, because your parents paid rates for them as well. They
are yours but don't stand on them. They're for the hockey." And
"Everybody must get off those chairs - really must! They're taking
our manager away! Please get off the chairs - it's no joke! ... Listen,
you must respect the fact that we've come from England and everything
and we weren't paid. Just please get off everything that might not be
cool!" It was reported that during as Plant tried to calm down
the rowd, backstage, the local promoter tried to coerce Peter Grant
into pulling Zeppelin off the stage and when Grant refused, a gun was
pulled and thrust at his stomach! The story goes Grant response is blunt
and to the point: "You can't shoot me, ya cunt. They've just given
us the fucking keys to the city." The jams are amazing, and this
tape features the bootlegger himself introducing and closing the tape
with comments about the show ... spectacular!
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APRIL 18 - ARIZONA
VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM, PHOENIX, ARIZONA (SATURDAY, 6:30pm)
The show is cut short due to Robert Plant feeling ill due an exhaustion.
Recording
Includes: Band
Opening Announcements, We're Gonna Groove [ cut ], [ cut
], Dazed And Confused [ cut ], Theramin Intro >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..), Bring It On Home, [ cut ], White Summer
[ cut ] (<< Black Mountain Side..), Organ Solo >>
Thank You, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love, Jimmy Page Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
Almost 98 minutes.
Details: The tape is less distant and more
clear but has brief disturbances throughout and is distorted.
Recording
Includes: We're
Gonna Groove [ 3:21 - cut ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ 16:30 - cut ], Theramin Intro [ 0:06 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:24 ], Bring It On Home [ 8:59 ], [ edit
], White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..) [ 12:09 ], [ cut?
], Organ Solo [ 4:46 ] >> Thank You [ 7:40 ], Moby Dick [ 18:02
], Whole Lotta Love [ 6:27 ], Jimmy Page Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience tape.
Almost 93 minutes.
Details: The sound is distant with fairly
balanced instruments. This recording has also some noticeable tape distortion
in few places.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Desert Storm (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Live At Phoenix 1970 (Power Archives) & Nebula (Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Phoenix (Electric Magic)
Comments:
This is the last time We're Gonna Groove is played as the intro song.
Dazed And Confused is fantastic followed by excellent renditions of
Heartbreaker, Bring It On Home where he tells the crowd "Let me
get me breath back", and White Summer/Black Mountain Side - the
last time it is palyed until the 1977 tour. The boys are in great shape
and are playing a superb concert with the crowd lapping up the outstanding
performance. At this show Plant collapsed onstage for the first time,
what caused the cancellation of the final date.
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APRIL 19 - LAS VEGAS
CONCENTION CENTER, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (SUNDAY, 8pm) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to Robert Plant feeling ill due to exhaustion.
Jimmy
Page U.K. Television Interlude
April 23, 1970
APRIL 23 - JULIE FELIX
SHOW, LIME GROVE, LONDON, ENGLAND (JIMMY PAGE SOLO) (THURSDAY, recording
session)
Broadcast at 11:10pm on "Julie Felix Show", BBC1, April
26, 1970 (Sunday). Also on the show in session were The Hollies.
Recording
Includes: Julie
Felix Introduction, White Summer (<< Black Mountain Side..).
Source: Complete superb professional color
TV broadcast & video soundtrack with actual sound. 5 minutes.
Details: Only Jimmy is present while he's
playing on the guitar. The sound quality is excellent. Unfortunately
the video contains horizontal distortion lines that are present on all
copies.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
BBC (Last Stand Disc), BBC Sessions (Last Stand Disc), Breaking The
Rules At The Beeb 1969-1971 (Beelzebub Records CD-R), The Complete '69
BBC Classics (Immigrant), & The Complete British Broadcasting Corporation
Radio Sessions (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
1970-1972 (Cosmic Energy), Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin Clips
Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters), & Film Noir - Interviews
& More (Hercules DVD-R)
Comments:
A virtuoso performance and really rare and a treat! This is also Page's
earliest solo performance outside his band while he's playing material
known from Zeppelin concerts. Jimmy was introduced by Julie Felix very
kindly: " My next guest this evening is a member of certainly the
most succesful group to come out of Britain in the last couple of years.
Led Zeppelin LPs top both the British and American charts and the lead
guitarist in that group is definitely a very talented and special musician.
Ladies and gentlemen ... Jimmy Page!"
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Zeppelin Warm-Up for Sixth U.S. Tour
June 22, 1970 - July 19, 1970
JUNE 22 - LAUGARDALSHOLL
SPORTS ARENA, REYKJAVIK, ICELAND (MONDAY, 10:30pm)
The both films (Dazed And Confused and miscellaneous scenes) were
used for DVD in 2003.
Recording
Includes: Miscellaneous
scenes (airport arrival, hotel interview with Robert Plant, crowds outside
the venue with and without TV commentary), Dazed And Confused [ cut
].
Source: Incomplete professional black &
white footage with and without actual sound. Almost 4 minutes of both
films.
Details: Dazed And Confused is a very small
portion only, contains bow solo. It can be found only on official 2003
"DVD" release in menu link for disc #2. Another clip, not
available on bootleg, is a distant view of the whole stage, and doesn't
have sound. It is also available on "DVD" menu. Airport arrival
is released on both official and bootleg videos but varies a bit. (Official
part exists as a menu link for disc #1.)
Official
Visual Reference(s):
DVD (Warner Music Vision)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Assemblage (Cosmic Energy), Film Noir - Interviews & More (Hercules
DVD-R), Hats Off To John Bonham (Sugar Mama) & Led Zeppelin In Germany
(Beelzebub Records DVD-R)
Comments:
So sad this is only what survived! The legend tells the story during
this short visit to the cold island Robert had been inspirating to wrote
a lyrics of Immigrant Song.
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JUNE 27 - MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK (AFTERNOON AND EVENING SHOWS)
(cancelled)
Both shows were cancelled because the band were set to perform at
Bath Festival and rescheduled to September 19, 1970.
JUNE 28 - SECOND BATH
FESTIVAL OF BLUES & PROGRESSIVE MUSIC, ROYAL BATH & WEST SHOWGROUND,
ENGLAND (SUNDAY, START AT midday)
Shared with Canned
Heat, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, Steppenwolf, Pink Floyd,
It's A Beatiful Day, Fairport Convention, Donovan, Frank Zappa &
The Mothers Of Invention, The Flock, Hot Tuna and many others. Continuity
was provided by DJs John Peel and Mike Raven. The performance
was filmed on instruction from Peter Grant for potentical future use,
with no less than four different film crews in attendance. Peter Whitehead,
who worked with them at Albert Hall, filmed the entire Zeppelin set
for Grant but the film had incorrect exposure and was unusable. No footage
from this is believed to have survived. British Lions films were in
charge of the Eidaphor TV projector screen at the festival and also
recorded some acts on two inch tape. They were refused permission to
shoot Zeppelin. Another team Paradise/TVX recored in black and white
on one inch video tape. Again they did not shoot Zeppelin. Finally Gentle
Giante Films recorded on colour 16mm. It is believed this source produced
the sole footage of Zeppelin and still exists though as yet it has not
surfaced.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:15 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:44 ], Dazed
And Confused [ 14:12 ], Bring It On Home [ 8:48 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 6:42 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:47 - cut ] >>
Thank You [ 6:02 - edit/cut ], [ cut ], The Boy Next Door
[AKA That's The Way] [ 4:52 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:12
], Moby Dick [ 13:16 ], [ edit ], Instrumental Intro (<<
based on Rice Pudding theme..) [ 1:57 ] >> How Many More Times
(<< Mr. Soul, Down By The River, The Hunter, Think You Need A
Shot (The Needle), Honey Bee, Long Distance Call, Boogie Chillun, Hideaway,
El Paso Blues, The Lemon Song, Need Your Love Tonight, That's Alright
Mama..) [ 23:26 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ 5:51 ], Announcer
Speech, Communication Breakdown [ 4:15 ], Announcer Speech, Rock 'N'
Roll Medley (<< Long Tall Sally, Say Mama..) [ 9:31 ], Closing
Announcements.
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
129 minutes.
Details: The source has vocals upfront
and recording is overloaded rather significantly but still clear with
some parts being really good captured, even if the taper was not too
much close to the actual stage. It also lacks the low end frequencies
at times. The taper seems to have moved after Whole Lotta Love, because
the sound deteriorates.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:15 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:47 ], Dazed
And Confused [ 14:23 ], Bring It On Home [ 8:52 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 6:43 ], Organ Solo [ 4:47 ] >> Thank You [ 5:00 - cut
], [ cut ], The Boy Next Door [AKA That's The Way] [ 2:42 - cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:04 ], Moby Dick [ 12:30 ], Instrumental
Intro (<< based on Rice Pudding theme..) [ 1:48 ] >> How
Many More Times (<< Mr. Soul, Down By The River, The Hunter, Think
You Need A Shot (The Needle), Honey Bee, Long Distance Call, Boogie
Chillun, Hideaway, El Paso Blues, The Lemon Song, Need Your Love Tonight,
That's Alright Mama..) [ 21:26 ], Announcer Speech [ cut ], [
cut], Whole Lotta Love [ 5:39 - cut ], Announcer Speech,
[ cut ], Communication Breakdown [ 3:56 ], [ cut ], Rock
'N' Roll Medley (<< Long Tall Sally, Say Mama, Johnny B. Goode,
Rocky Road Blues, That's Alright Mama..) [ 9:14 - cut ], Closing
Announcements [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete fair 2nd audience recording.
118 minutes.
Details: This source is even more distant
and too lacks low frequencies. The point is that this source is not
so overloaded.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ cut ], Heartbreaker [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ cut ].
Source: Incomplete 8mm color amateur footage
without actual sound. 3 minutes.
Details: The film also features other acts.
Recording
Includes: Unknown
song listing.
Source: Incomplete black & white professional
footage without actual sound. (Need length.)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
Bath Festival (Krishna Records)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 2:
Knock Oneself Out Vol. 1&2 (Magic Market)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Bath 1970 (Le-Mon), Bath Stop! (Image Quality), & Hootchie-Kootchie
Zep (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
1970.06.28 Shepton Mallet (Dadgad Productions CD-R), Bath Festival 1970
(Empress Valley Supreme Disc & Wendy Records), The Boy Next Door:
Bath Festival 1970 (no label), Happier Than Ever (Beelzebub Records
CD-R), Immigrant Song/Out On The Tiles (Empress Valley Supreme Disc),
& In Yokel Mode (Boleskine House Records)
Bootleg
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Comments:
The most legendary gig by Zeppelin ever certainly lives up to that,
even in the average recording. Robert's voice is just amazing in its
range and scope, and the band are blistering ... Jones is on fire, Jimmy
is incendiary and Bonham is thunderous. The band just played a perfect
gig! There are a few previews: Immigrant Song, which was written six
days before has a completely different vocal arrangement, That's The
Way (under it's working title and introduced as "something a little
different"), and a great jam at the end, and Since I've Been Loving
You is played for the first time in the UK. Moby Dick is exceptional
and the How Many More Times and Rock Medley are immensely powerful.
Plant speaking to the audience prior to the final encores: "We've
been playing America a lot recently and we really through that coming
back here we might have a dodgy time. There's a lot of things going
wrong in America at the moment, that are getting a bit sticky. It's
really nice to come to an open-air festival where there are no bad things
happening and everything's turned out beautiful."
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JULY 12 - DEUTSCHLANDHALLE,
BERLIN, GERMANY (SUNDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled and rescheduled to July 19, 1970.
JULY 16 - COLOGNE SPORTHALLE, COLOGNE, GERMANY (THURSDAY, 8pm)
JULY 17 - GRUGAHALLE, ESSEN, GERMANY (FRIDAY, 8pm)
JULY 18 - FESTHALLE FRANKFURT, FRANKFURT, GERMANY (SATURDAY, 8pm)
Chris Welch joining on stage for Whole Lotta Love on timbales. The
setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Dazed And
Confused, Bring It On Home, That's The Way, Bron-Yr-Aur, Since I've
Been Loving You, Organ Solo/Thank You, What Is And What Should Never
Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown and Rock And
Roll Medley.
JULY 19 - DEUTSCHLANDHALLE,
BERLIN, GERMANY (SUNDAY, 8pm)
Fragments of this concert were filmed on amateur equipment and were
used partially on "Whole Lotta Love" promo video in 1997.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 1:22 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 6:11 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 17:20 - cut ],
[ cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:33 - cut ], [ cut
], That's The Way [ 4:14 - cut ], [ cut ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 6:55 - cut ], [ cut ], Thank You [ 6:29
- cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:15
- cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 16:12 - cut ], [
edit/cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Shake
Your Moneymaker, The Lemon Song, CC Rider, Down In Virginia, Hoochie
Coochie Man, Honey Bee, Long Distance Call, Think You Need A Shot (The
Needle)..) [ 16:37 - cut ], Communication Breakdown [
0:45 ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
Near 92 minutes.
Details: The tape is a bit distorted with
the bass frequencies causing it to sound muffled at times. Despite of
being hissy and muddy, the tape itself is still very listenable.
Recording
Includes: Dazed
And Confused [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete 8mm silent color amateur
footage. Almost 1,5 minutes.
Details: There are a couple of camera footages
available from the show. Footage is mostly close, with band members
height filling two thirds or more to full screen height.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Air Raids Over Germany (Tecumseh), Checkpoint Charlie (Immigrant), Intimate
(Almost Mysterious) (Equinox), & Led Zeppelin In Germany (Beelzebub
Records CD-R)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Film Noir Volume 1 - 1969~1975 (Hercules DVD-R)
Comments:
A really great show right after the Bath blowout. This show is like
a sister to the Bath show but the atmosphere is very different. It is
very intense and almost mysterious, and the band is on. Dazed And Confused
is a great version and Robert's vocals are simply perfect. He even achieves
the album cut's high and wailing vocals in Since I've Been Loving You
with extreme ease in this great version. Moby Dick is an awesome display
and the medley is great.
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Zeppelin Sixth U.S. Tour
August 5, 1970 - September 19, 1970
AUGUST 5 - CINCINNATI,
OHIO (WEDNESDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family.
AUGUST 6 - OLYMPIA STADIUM, DETROIT, MICHIGAN (THURSDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family
and rescheduled for August 28, 1970.
AUGUST 7 - CLEVELAND PUBLIC AUDITORIUM, CLEVELAND, OHIO (FRIDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family
and rescheduled for August 26, 1970.
AUGUST 8 - PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA (SUNDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family.
The band was also erroneously billed to appear at the Strawberry Fields
Festival at Strawberry Fields, Mosport Park, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.
The festival was performed between August 7 and 9 of 1970 and consisted
of the following acts: Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, Cactus, Leonard
Cohen, Eric Burdon & War, Grand Funk Railroad, Fat, Hog Heaven,
Jethro Tull, King Biscuit Boy & Crowbar, Luke & The Apostles
& More!, Melanie, Mountain, Procol Harum, Sly & The Family Stone,
Ten Years After, and The Youngbloods.
AUGUST 9 - BOSTON GARDEN, BOSTON, MASSACHUSSETS (SUNDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family
and rescheduled to September 9, 1970.
AUGUST 10 - HAMPTON COLISEUM, HAMPTON BEACH, VIRGINIA (MONDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family
and rescheduled to August 17, 1970.
AUGUST 11 - CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA (TUESDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family.
AUGUST 12 - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA (WEDNESDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family.
AUGUST 13 - TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA (THURSDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to an illness in John Paul Jones' family.
AUGUST 14 - BOSTON COLLEGE ALUMNI STADIUM, CHESTNUT HILL, MASSACHUSETTS
(FRIDAY, START AT 10:30am) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to pressure from local authorities that
were feared noise issues and rebooked for September 8, 1970, then later
changed the date to September 9, 1970. Originally, Led Zeppelin were
due to headline the festival, planned with the following support acts:
Junior Wells, Buddy Guy Blues Band, Amboy Dukes, Big Brother & The
Holding Company, American Dream, Stark Forest Group, Cactus, Swallow,
Lighthouse, MC5, The Stooges, The Allman Brothers Band, and Catfish.
AUGUST 15 - YALE BOWL,
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT (SATURDAY, 8:15pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:20 - edit/cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 6:02 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 17:00 - edit/cut
], [ cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:31 - cut ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:36 - cut ], [ cut ],
What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:08 - edit/cut ], [ cut
], Moby Dick [ 15:03 - edit ], [ cut ], (an excerpt from
Whole Lotta Love medley): Boogie Chillun [ cut ] >> Hi-Heel
Sneakers >> Bottle It Up And Go >> They're Red Hot >>
Cumberland Gap >> Shake >> Move On Down The Line >>
I'm Moving On >> Honey Bee >> The Lemon Song >> Think
You Need A Shot (The Needle) >> Whole Lotta Love [ 12:08 ], [
cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times..)
[ 7:38 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
Near 85 minutes.
Details: Some serious distortion and hiss
are evident throughout and in these places recording reaches a fair
level only, also there is occasional low end rumble. The tape is distant,
lacking in top end. Audience is talktative and very noisy.
Recording
Includes: Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 3:48 - cut ], [ cut ], Dazed And
Confused [ 11:05 - cut ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 5:28 - cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 2:36 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
Near 24 minutes.
Details: The tape is noticeably less distant
and the instruments are fairly listenable.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
August 15 1970 Yale Bowl New Haven U.S.A. (Dadgad Productions CD-R)
& Rare Short Party (Image Quality)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Blues Erotica (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Comments:
This is a monstrous show, with Robert's voice reaching unbelievable
heights, as well as the band being unstoppable. Listen to Dazed And
Confused and the Whole Lotta Love medley ... unreal stuff! Even Bonham's
drum solo is thunderous and exciting.
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AUGUST 17 - HAMPTON
COLISEUM, HAMPTON BEACH, VIRGINIA (MONDAY)
The show was rescheduled from August 10, 1970.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:45 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:00 ], Dazed
And Confused [ 17:48 ], Bring It On Home [ 9:35 - edit ], That's
The Way [ 5:13 - edit ], [ edit ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:35
- edit ], [ edit/cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:04
- edit ], Organ Solo [ 4:45 ] >> Thank You [ 7:26 - edit
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:47 ], Moby Dick [ 17:19 ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Back In The USA, Boogie Chillun [ cut ],
I'm Moving On, CC Rider..) [ 13:43 ], Announcer Speech, Communication
Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times..) [ 8:00 - edit ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good audience
recording. Almost 122 minutes.
Details: It's distant, overloaded and sometimes
barely listenable source with only the voice clear in the general mush.
The instruments do clear on occasions but there are some dropouts, volume/channel
changes and recorder handling noise in various places. When sound progresses,
the hiss is becoming even more annoying.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Live In Hampton 1970 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
This show varies bewteen great and average. Bron-Yr-Aur is the worst,
sounding like Page tuning his guitar for two minutes. However, they
do achieve some unique dramatic effects in the early part of Dazed And
Confused, and the guitar solo in Since I've Been Loving You is very
dramatic. The ending guitar work in Imigrant Song also sounds very unusual.
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AUGUST 19 - KANSAS
CITY MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM ARENA, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (WEDNESDAY)
AUGUST 20 - OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR ARENA, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA (THURSDAY)
AUGUST 21 - TULSA
ASSEMBLY CENTER ARENA, TULSA, OKLAHOMA (FRIDAY)
The show is truncated, and then stopped due to riotous audience.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:36 - edit ]
>> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 8:00 ], Dazed And Confused
(<< White Summer..) [ 18:36 ], Bring It On Home [ 10:54 ], [ edit
], That's The Way [ 5:32 - edit ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:10 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:16 - cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:39 ] >>
Thank You [ 7:37 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:13 ], Moby
Dick [ 15:58 - cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun,
Bottle It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Matchbox, That's
Alright, Heartbeat, The Lemon Song, My Baby Left Me, That's Alright
Mama..) [ 18:26 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown [ 5:14 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good audience
recording. 125 minutes.
Details: The main drawback is the balance
of the instrumentation. The vocals and guitar come through very clear.
But the rhythm section is at the bottom of the mix, giving it a slightly
distant sound. This is due to a recorder, and audience, still looking
for their seats. The sound becomes brighter and louder after the recorder
gets better positioned a minute into Immigrant Song but overall the
tape is still in the same condition.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Bottle Up And Go (Scorpio "old"), The Lights Go Down (The
Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), Tulsa Hillbilly (Tarantura), Tulsa Symphony
- Ode To Joy (Wendy Records), Visceral Attack (Beelzebub Records CD-R),
Vive La France (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), & You Gotta Be Cool
(Whole Lotta Live)
Comments:
A really great, virtuoso concert from the whole band! Lots of little
surprises here, including a rare version of White Summer played by Jimmy
at the end of Dazed And Confused! Immigrant Song has some excellent
war cries from Plant, but as usual in 1970 America, crowd troubles threaten
the gig. In the middle of his solo in Heartbreaker, Jimmy stopped playing
and Robert said: "Actually you can turn down the house lights now.
Turn the lights off! Everybody sit still. Before we carry on, the lights
go down. No listen, if we're gonna have a good time and you are, we're
gonna have to work hand in glove with the so-called authorities. So,
you sit down and they'll be cool and turn the lights off. So let's wait
for them to turn off the lights." But authorities obliged so Plant
said: "That's not a victory - that's common sense, so don't take
it as a victory!" Pagey then continued his guitar solo.
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AUGUST 22 - TARRANT
COUNTY ARENA, FORT WORTH, TEXAS (SATURDAY, 8pm)
AUGUST 23 - HEMISFAIR ARENA, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (SUNDAY, 8pm) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to local juvenile diphtheria outbreak.
AUGUST 24 - ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (MONDAY) (unconfirmed)
AUGUST 25 - NASHVILLE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE (TUESDAY,
8pm)
AUGUST 26 - CLEVELAND PUBLIC AUDITORIUM, CLEVELAND, OHIO (WEDNESDAY,
5:30pm)
The concert was rescheduled from August 7, 1970. The show time was
moved back from 8:30pm so John Paul Jones go leave early to back to
England due to the death of his father, the band continued with an unknown
female bass player in a "Belkin Productions" [ promoter ]
t-shirt on the last encore.
AUGUST 27 - MILWAUKEE ARENA, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN (THURSDAY)(cancelled)
The show was cancelled due to the death of John Paul Jones' father
and rescheduled to August 31, 1970.
AUGUST 28 - OLYMPIA
STADIUM, DETROIT, MICHIGAN (FRIDAY, 8pm)(
The show was rescheduled from August 6, 1970 and started a couple
hours late.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:26 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:12 ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:20 - edit
], Bring It On Home [ 9:35 ], That's The Way [ 5:08 - cut ] [
supposed to be played: Bron-Yr-Aur, Since I've Been Loving You, Organ
Solo >> Thank You, What Is And What Is Should Never Be, Moby Dick,
Whole Lotta Love medley ].
Source: Incomplete poor to good audience
recording. Near 48 minutes.
Details: Heavily overloaded tape, garbled
and quite muffled in many places but more bearable whenever Jonesy is
not playing. The sound increasingly becomes more overloaded and unbearable
during Dazed And Confused to the point of it being almost non-listenable.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Detroit Soul (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Comments:
This is all that survived from this show. An usual late 1970 set and
sheer power that stuck with big size of venue and acoustic set is not
as much anticipated as expected from noisy, hyped-up audience. A real
treat here, this show is taped by few Mexican guys, who left the show
during That's The Way with unknown reasons.
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AUGUST 29 - MAN-POP
FESTIVAL, WINNIPEG STADIUM, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA (SATURDAY, START
AT 12 noon)
Support from Iron Butterfly, The Youngbloods, Euphoria, Diane Heatherington
& The Merry Go Round, Chilliwack, Sugar N' Spice, Ides Of March,
The Mongrels, Haymarket Riot, The Fifth, Chopping Block and Justin Tyme.
Led Zeppelin held out until 2:00am to take the stage because the rain
had ruined their equipment and was rumored to have also held out for
more money.
WARNING! The soundboard
recording is rumored to exist. Approach any tapes or CDs that claim
to be this date with caution.
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AUGUST 31 - MILWAUKEE
ARENA, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN (MONDAY, 8pm)
The show was rescheduled from August 27, 1970.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:14 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 5:54 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..)
[ 15:44 ], [ cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:22 ], That's The Way
[ 4:58 - cut ], [ cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:11 - cut
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:38 ] [ supposed to
be played: Organ Solo >> Thank You, What Is And What Should Never
Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love medley ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
54 minutes.
Details: Starting off a bit distorted and
mushy the sound soon becomes clearer allowing more detail to be heard.
The tape itself is clear and up close with very little audience disturbance
or tape hiss. All the instruments are well balanced.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Just The Crowd And... (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Latest Summer (Jelly
Roll), Milwaukee (Akashic), Rock 'N' Roll Is Here To Stay (Beelzebub
Records CD-R), & Scat (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
This is one of those shows where right from the beginning it is evident
the band is on top form. Robert's war cries in Immigrant Song are chilling
and incredibly high and powerful. In fact, this is one of the best 1970
shows I have ever heard in terms of his voice and its power and range.
The bane is incredible too, turning Heartbreaker, Dazed And Confused
and Since I've Been Loving You into incredibly powerful, unique and
excellent performances.
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SEPTEMBER 1 - SEATTLE
CENTER COLISEUM, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (TUESDAY, 8pm)
The show was truncated due to riotous audience.
SEPTEMBER 2 - OAKLAND-ALAMEDA
COUNTY COLISEUM ARENA, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA (WEDNESDAY)
Recording
Includes: Bill
Graham Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:18 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:01 ], Dazed And Confused (<<
Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 15:57 ], Bring It On Home [ 9:54
], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 4:34 - cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur
[ 2:01 ], [ edit ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:55 ], Organ
Solo [ 6:18 ] >> Thank You [ 6:55 ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 4:25 ], Moby Dick [ 2:34 - cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<<
Boogie Chillun, Boppin' The Blues, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, For What It's
Worth, Honey Bee, Long Distance Call, I'm Moving On, Fortune Teller,
That's Alright Mama..) [ 24:11 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(<< Good Times Bad Times..) [ 6:28 - cut ], [ cut
], The Train Kept A Rollin' [ 2:42 ], Blueberry Hill [ 3:13 ] >>
Long Tall Sally [ 4:47 ].
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
120 minutes.
Details: The instruments are more up front
here and Plant's vocals still sound strong however the fact that it
was taped on worse equipment is keeping it below next source because
this tape sounds a bit more muddy.
Recording
Includes: Bill
Graham Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:20 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:04 ], Dazed And Confused (<<
Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 16:02 ], Bring It On Home [ 9:57
], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 5:10 ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:00 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 6:51 ], Organ Solo [ 6:16 ] >> Thank You
[ 6:52 ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:25 ],
Moby Dick [ 20:18 - edit ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, Boppin' The Blues [ cut ], Lawdy Miss Clawdy, For What
It's Worth, Honey Bee, Long Distance Call, I'm Moving On, Fortune Teller,
That's Alright Mama..) [ 22:48 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(<< Good Times Bad Times..) [ 6:29 ], The Train Kept A Rollin'
[ 2:39 ], Blueberry Hill [ 3:12 ] >> Long Tall Sally [ 4:46 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. 142 minutes.
Details: The tape is distant but clear,
with all the inctruments rather well balanced and with a nice spectrum.
It sounds like it was recorded in a big hall so the atmosphere is truly
outstanding here.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Get Loose (Holy Grail)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Another Night On Blueberry Hill (Electric Magic), Fortune Teller (Tarantura2000),
Live On Blueberry Hill II (Tarantura), & Two Days Before (Silver
Rarities)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Live On Blueberry Hill II (Wendy Records), Return To Blueberry Hill
(Graf Zeppelin), & Rock 'N' Roll Is Here To Stay (Beelzebub Records
CD-R)
Comments:
A really excellent show, with an unusual and exciting string of encores!
The playing is amazing, and Robert, as on nearly every 1970 show, is
in incredible voice, with a range that is unbelievable. The acoustic
section is greeted with impatience which causes Plant to scold them,
and rightfully so ... it sounds great! An explosive start to the West
Coast blitz of the 1970 tour!
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SEPTEMBER 3 - SAN
DIEGO SPORTS ARENA, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA (THURSDAY)
The show is married by guitar problems.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:22 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 5:50 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And
Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 17:40 ], Bring It On Home [ 9:26 ], [ cut
], That's The Way [ 5:10 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:49 ], Organ
Solo [ 7:10 ] >> Thank You [ 7:14 ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 4:11 - cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 15:48 ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Roberta, Crosscut Saw Blues, I've
Got To Find My Baby, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song, Think You Need A Shot
(The Needle), Lawdy Miss Clawdy..) [ 17:44 ], [ cut ], Communication
Breakdown [ 6:35 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete fair audience recording.
Near 120 minutes.
Details: The tape is significantly distant
and a bit hissy. Sometimes it's really hard to tell what's what here.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
DX I ~ X (Mad Dogs), Missing Sailor (Immigrant), & Screaming To
The Ocean (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Comments:
Another excellent show from this string of dates in California! A rowdy
crowd and equipment problems with Page's acoustic guitar causes the
group to abandon Bron-Yr-Aur and they get right into Since I've Been
Loving You. The playing at this concert, as in all during this run,
is slick, exciting, and powerful! The closing medley is a long one full
of obscure songs that sounds great, and a manic encore closes this show.
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SEPTEMBER 4 - THE
FORUM, INGLEWOOD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (FRIDAY, 8:30pm)
Rumoured to be filmed from the audience.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:08 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 6:16 ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:07 ], [ cut ], Bring It On
Home [ 9:04 ], That's The Way [ 5:02 ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 1:58 ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:42 ], Organ Solo [ 6:05 ] >>
Thank You [ 6:53 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:12 ], Moby
Dick [ 16:54 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, I'm Moving
On, Redhouse, Some Other Guy, Think It Over, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..)
[ 16:34 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech [ cut ], [ cut ], Communication
Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times, For What It's Worth, I Saw
Her Standing There, She Was Just Seventeen..) [ 9:57 ], [ cut
], Out On The Tiles [ 3:15 ], Blueberry Hill [ 3:09 ].
Source: Incomplete excellent 1st audience
recording. Near 129 minutes.
Details: This tape is one of the best audience
recordings of the band. Very clear and well balanced with a great atmosphere.
Recording
Includes: Bring
It On Home [ 9:01 ], That's The Way [ 5:01 ], [ edit/cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur
[ 1:55 - cut ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [
6:42 ], Organ Solo [ 6:05 ], [ cut ], Thank You [ 6:52 - cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:11 ], [ cut ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, I'm Moving On, [ cut ],
Honey Bee [ cut ], The Lemon Song..) [ 11:13 - edit ],
DJ JJ Jackson Speech [ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<<
Good Times Bad Times, For What It's Worth, I Saw Her Standing There,
She Was Just Seventeen..) [ 9:59 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech [ cut
].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
2nd audience recording. Almost 69 minutes.
Details: This is also great sounding tape,
somewhat similar to the above but with less high end and with kinda
mushed bottom line a bit. Balance and clarity are excellent.
Recording
Includes: DJ
JJ Jackson Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:13 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:20 ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:21
- cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:10 ], [ edit/cut ], That's
The Way [ 5:08 ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:01 ], Since I've Been Loving You [
6:46 - cut ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 1:56 - edit/cut
] >> Thank You [ 7:01 ], [ edit/cut ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:12 - cut ], Moby Dick [ 4:36 - edit/cut
], [ edit/cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, I'm
Moving On, Redhouse, Some Other Guy, Think It Over, Honey Bee, The Lemon
Song..) [ 16:43 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech, [ edit/cut ], Communication
Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times, For What It's Worth, I Saw
Her Standing There, She Was Just Seventeen..) [ 10:04 ], DJ JJ Jackson
Speech, [ edit/cut ], Out On The Tiles [ 3:16 ], Blueberry Hill
[ 3:11 ].
Source: Incomplete very good 3rd audience
recording. 111 minutes.
Details: All instruments are in very good
balance with bass being a bit distorted.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Dazed And Confused,
Bring It On Home, That's The Way, Bron-Yr-Aur, Since I've Been Loving
You, Organ Solo >> Thank You, What Is And What Should Never Be,
Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, I'm Moving On,
Redhouse, Some Other Guy, Think It Over, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..),
Communication Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times, For What It's
Worth, I Saw Her Standing There, She Was Just Seventeen..), Out On The
Tiles, Blueberry Hill.
Source: Incomplete very good 4th audience
recording. Near 132 minutes.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:08 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 6:12 ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:02 ], Bring It On Home [ 8:59 ], That's
The Way [ 5:00 ], [ edit ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 0:25 - cut ],
[ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:44 ], Organ Solo [ 6:06
] >> Thank You [ 6:54 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:14
], Moby Dick [ 16:59 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, I'm Moving On, Redhouse, Some Other Guy, Think It Over, Honey
Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 16:32 - cut ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech
[ edit ], [ edit ], Communication Breakdown (<<
Good Times Bad Times, For What It's Worth, I Saw Her Standing There,
She Was Just Seventeen..) [ 10:02 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech, Out On The
Tiles [ 3:17 ], Blueberry Hill [ 3:11 ].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
5th audience recording. 129 minutes.
Details: A real surprise here, the tape
is just almost as good as well-known TMoQ source, capturing the whole
band in a great shape and with a nice audience atmosphere. The difference
is this source is a bit less bright although it was recorded much close
to the stage too.
Recording
Includes: DJ
JJ Jackson Introduction, Immigrant Song [ 3:11 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:13 - cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 16:10
], [ cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:15 ], That's The Way [ 5:10
], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:01 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 5:15 - cut
], Organ Solo [ 6:05 ] >> Thank You [ 6:53 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:11 ], Moby Dick [ 16:37 - cut ], Whole Lotta
Love (<< Boogie Chillun, I'm Moving On, Redhouse, Some Other Guy,
Think It Over, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 16:44 ], DJ JJ Jackson
Speech, Communication Breakdown (<< Good Times Bad Times, For
What It's Worth [ cut ]..) [ 8:27 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 6th
audience recording. 120 minutes.
Details: The sound is a bit muted and quite
fuzzy, also heavy muffled for the most time. Not well enjoyable recording
and does sound like it was close to Plant's PA system.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
Archipelago (Ze Anonym Plattenspieler), Best Of Led Zeppelin Vol. 1&2
(Rock Solid Records), Best Of Led Zeppelin Live In Concert (Immaculate
Conception Records), Blueberry Hill (no label, K&S Records, &
Titanic), Caution Explosive (Wizardo Records), The Final Option (Rock
Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records), Gone To California (Dittolino
Discs), Led Zeppelin Film Can (Rock Solid Records), Live On Blueberry
Hill (Abstract Records, Blimp basic & other issues, Box Top Records,
Contraband Music, Del Pez, Godzilla Records, Led Records), Mushroom
Records, Trade Mark Of Quality rubber stamp & generic jacket with
hole issues, Zeppelin Records), Sin City Social (K&S Records), Three
Days After (Titanic, Toasted Records, Trade Mark Of Quality), Winterland
1970 (BP 3676 A-B), Trade Mark Of Quality Years (Trade Mark Of Quality),
& Zeppelin (AER)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 2:
Live At The Los Angeles Forum 9-4-70 (Rubber Dubber)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) quick review:
The Final Statements (Antrabata Reference Master), Good Times In LA
(Beelzebub Records CD-R), The Great Love Affair (Winston Remasters CD-R),
Live On Blueberry Hill (Cobra Standard Series, Cobra Premium Series,
Empress Valley Supreme Disc, Genuine Masters CD-R, Last Stand Disc,
Mud Dogs, Sanctuary, Tarantura, Tarantura2000, & Wendy Records),
Live On Blueberry Hill Parts 1&2 (Neutral Zone), Live On Blueberry
Hill Remaster Version (Wendy Records), & Return To Blueberry Hill
(Immigrant & no label issue with blue sleeve)
1st
source CD Reference(s):
Live On Blueberry Hill (Last Stand Disc, first 2 CDs), Live On Blueberry
Hill Parts 1&2 (Neutral Zone), & Return To Blueberry Hill (Immigrant)
2nd
source CD Reference(s):
Live On Blueberry Hill (Empress Valley Supreme Disc's final CD of 9CD
set & Tarantura2000 TCD-30)
3rd
source CD Reference(s):
Live On Blueberry Hill (Mud Dogs & Tarantura2000 TCD-32).
4th
source CD Reference(s):
Good Times In LA (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Live On Blueberry Hill (Tarantura2000
TCD-33), & Live On Blueberry Hill (Empress Valley Supreme Disc,
CD5&6 of 9CD set)
5th
source CD Reference(s):
Live On Blueberry Hill (Tarantura 1997 edition & Tarantura2000 TCD-34)
& Live On Blueberry Hill (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, CD7&8.)
6th
source CD Reference(s):
Mixes
CD Reference(s):
The Final Statements (Antrabata Reference Master) - sources no. 1,3,4&5.
The Great Love Affair (Winston Remasters CD-R) - sources 1,4&5.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Cobra Standard Series) - sources no. 1,3&4.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Cobra Premium Series) - sources no. 1,3&4
diff. mixes.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, 9CD, 4CD &
2CD) - multiple mixes.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Last Stand Disc, last 2CDs) - sources no. 1,3&4.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Sanctuary) - sources no. 1,3,4,&5.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Tarantura, 1993 edition) - sources no. 1&3.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Tarantura2000 TCD-31) - sources no. 3&4.
Live On Blueberry Hill (Wendy Records) - sources no. 1,3,4&5.
Live On Blueberry Hill Remaster Version (Wendy Records) - sources no.
1,3,4&5.
Return To Blueberry Hill (Scorpio "old", no label issue with
blue sleeve) - sources no. 1,3,4&5.
Bootleg
DVD Audio Reference(s):
Live On Blueberry Hill (Genuine Masters)
Comments:
Exceptional! This show captures Zeppelin at their fun and most energetic
best. A great late DJ JJ Jackson made his appearance tonight introducing
the band on stage. "Good evening! Nice to be back. This is gotta
be about the sixth time" stated Plant after storming Immigrant
Song/Heartbreaker medley. A kicking show with a very Hendrix-inspired
Dazed And Confused and the first to last known recording of Out On The
Tiles live, as a rare encore, as well as the surprise Blueberry Hill
encore! That's The Way was introcued to the audience with much appreciation
so Plant commented that: "It gives us great pleasure to hear that.
We've had a bit of abuse in the Midwest, every time you sit on a chair
and pick up a mandolin." A rowdy audience throwed few firecrackers
onstage before the first encore so Plant asked: "Who throw that
firecracker? You ought to be locked up!"
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SEPTEMBER 4 - TROUBADOUR
CLUB, WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA (FRIDAY nr. midnight)
All four members of Led Zeppelin appeared with Fairport Convention
for an after hours jam at their second set. Whole concert was professionally
recorded and all the tapes are in the hands of group. The setlist consists
of Hey Joe, Morning Dew, Banks of Sweet Primroses, Mystery Train and
That's Alright Mama.
SEPTEMBER 5 - INTERNATIONAL CENTER ARENA, HONOLULU, HAWAII (unconfirmed)
(SATURDAY)
SEPTEMBER 6 - INTERNATIONAL
CENTER ARENA, HONOLULU, HAWAII (SUNDAY 7pm and 10:30pm SHOWS)
Some sources are saying that the venue was the Honolulu International
Civic Arena of which the 2nd show being superior. Also, it states Page
didn't use the violin bow at the 2nd show. During the 2nd show Plant
stopped the show twice. Once during the acoustic set because a person
was having a seizure! Plant asked for the spotlights to be turned onto
the victim. A second stoppage due to a fight breaking out with ushers
and fans. Clips of bootleg footage were used partially for illustrating
"Whole Lotta Love" promo video in 1997.
Recording
Includes: Band
Opening Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:16 ] >>
Dazed And Confused [ 16:11 ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:14
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:56 ], What Is And
What Should Never Be [ 4:16 ], Moby Dick [ 12:46 - cut ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Stop Messing Round, I'm Moving
On, Shake Your Moneymaker, Some Other Guy, I've Got To Find My Baby..)
[ 13:22 ], Announcer Speech, [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(<< American Woman..) [ 4:55 ], Band Closing Announcements.
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
Near 76 minutes.
Details: The vocals are very up front in
this recording while the drums are pushed to the rear. Distortion is
also present throughout the recording, possibly because the recorder
was not ready for the volume of this performance, but it does lessen
significantly after Heartbreaker.
Recording
Includes: Dazed
And Confused [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love [ cut ], Communication
Breakdown [ cut ] & more.
Source: Incomplete 8mm silent color amateur
footage. Extremely close footage, mainly of Robert Plant. 5 minutes.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Almost Son Of Blueberry Hill (Shout To The Top), The Box Of Tricks (Red
Hot & Tarantura2000), Holiday In Waikiki (Gold Standard Series &
Scorpio "old"), In Exotic Honolulu (Akashic), Screaming To
The Ocean (Beelzebub Records CD-R), & September VI (Empress Valley
Supreme Disc)
Official
Visual Reference(s):
Whole Lotta Love (promo video)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
1970-1972 (Cosmic Energy DVD-R), Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin
Clips Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters), & Film Noir Volume
1 - 1969~1975 (Hercules DVD-R)
Comments:
A very incomplete set that is dominated by the amazing voice of Robert
Plant! The band plays exceptionally well but Robert blows everything
off the stage with his amazing voice! Jones leads the group right into
Dazed And Confused after Immigrant Song, causing a spontaneous change
in the set list. "What am I doing" said Plant after the song
and he intrioduced the next one: "This is one from the second album.
It's about a mean woman - as they usually are!" and Heartbreaker
was performed as well. This version is awesome and the Whole Lotta Love
Medley is great. Some equipment problems plagues the show what caused
Robert to quite funny commentary: "The group's been renaimed The
Box Of Tricks - 'cos we don't know what these things really are, but
they come with us everywhere we go." This is not a much better
show than the one two nights before, but has a quite different mood
and is loaded with guts, power, and shorter, more focused versions of
the songs. During acoustic set someone had a seizure. There were also
a few problems with fighting between fans and the show was stopped for
awhile. We don't know from which show exactly this recording comes from.
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SEPTEMBER 7 - J.S.
DORTON ARENA, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA (MONDAY) (discredited)
SEPTEMBER 9 - BOSTON
GARDEN, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS (WEDNESDAY 5:15pm and 8:45pm SHOWS)
The show was rescheduled from August 14, 1970 and is married by rowdy
audience.
Recording
Includes: DJ
JJ Jackson Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:32 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:10 ], Dazed And Confused (<<
Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 15:39 ], Bring It On Home [ 8:54
], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 5:15 ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:06 - edit/cut
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:42 ], [ cut
], Organ Solo [ 3:50 - edit/cut ] >> Thank You [ 6:30 -
edit/cut ], [ edit/cut ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 4:09 ], Moby Dick [ 11:24 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Stop Messing Round, Ramble
On, For What It's Worth, Some Other Guy, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..)
[ 16:38 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech [ edit/cut ], [ edit/cut
], Communication Breakdown [ 4:31 ], DJ JJ Jackson Outroduction.
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
112 minutes.
Details: The tape is clear but distant
and kinda hissy. The disturbances and arrhythmic clapping can be a bit
distracting.
Recording
Includes: DJ
JJ Jackson Introduction [ edit/cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:31 ]
>> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:08 ], Dazed And Confused
(<< Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 15:34 ], Bring It On Home
[ 8:49 ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 5:23 ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 2:12
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:50 ], Organ Solo [ 6:20 ] >>
Thank You [ 6:50 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:16 ], Moby
Dick [ 12:39 - cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun,
Stop Messing Round, Ramble On, For What It's Worth, Some Other Guy,
Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 17:25 ], DJ JJ Jackson Speech, Communication
Breakdown [ 4:43 ], DJ JJ Jackson Outroduction.
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. Near 118 minutes.
Details: Clear and a really nice sounding
source, with only small distortion here and there and some tape hiss.
However, the sound is still not so punchy since it was taped from some
distance.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
207.19 (Rock Solid Records) & The Final Option (Rock Solid Records
& The Swingin' Pig Records
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
214/207.19 (Cobra Standard Series) & No License, No Festival (Silver
Rarities)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Boston Journal ~ Wreckage In Boston: Worse Than G.M. (Tarantura2000)
& LA Jive And Rambling Mind (Holy Grail)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Absolute Hysteria (Beelzebub Records CD-R) & Come Back To Boston
(Holy)
Comments:
An amazing show in front of another out of control crowd! DJ JJ Jackson
again introduced the band: "They haven't been here since last November,
so can we have a big hand for Led Zeppelin." Robert's voice is
simply amazing, hitting some of the highest screams and wails ever to
really pack an emotional wallop to Since I've Been Loving You. He sings
higher and stronger than on some of the album versions! Jimmy plays
some great guitar and Jones and Bonham are unstoppable! A great medley
and a totally fast, thrashing Communication Breakdown close the show.
As always in Boston, the audience was rowdy and Plant tried to stopped
them: "Can you move back and clear the ailses for a while, so we
can get a good thing going."
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SEPTEMBER 12 - CLEVELAND
PUBLIC HALL, CLEVELAND, OHIO (SATURDAY) (disputed)
SEPTEMBER 14 - ROCHESTER, NEW YORK (MONDAY) (discredited)
SEPTEMBER 17 - THE SPECTRUM, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA (THURSDAY) (discredited)
SEPTEMBER 19 - MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK (SATURDAY, AFTERNOON SHOW, 2pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [0:52 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 4:53 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut ], Dazed And Confused
(<< Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 16:02 - cut ], [
cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:16 - edit/cut ], [ cut
], That's The Way [ 5:09 ], [ cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur [ 1:51 - cut
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:57 ], Organ Solo [
6:01 ] >> Thank You [ 6:03 - edit/cut ], Jimi Hendrix death
announcements, What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:10 ], Moby Dick
[ 14:49 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience recording. 83 minutes.
Details: This source uses a good, rather
clear but slightly distant recording. Because of that, the rhythm section's
sound does get lost in places.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song, Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cumberland Gap, They're
Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, For What It's Worth, Honey Bee,
The Lemon Song..), Announcer Speech, Communication Breakdown (<<
American Woman..).
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. 30 minutes.
Details: The tape is a bit hissy and distant
but still highly enjoyable.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Dazed And Confused (<<
Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay..), Bring It On Home, That's The Way,
Bron-Yr-Aur, Since I've Been Loving You, Organ Solo >> Thank You,
Jimi Hendrix death announcements, What Is And What Should Never Be,
Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cumberland Gap,
They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, For What It's Worth,
Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..), Announcer Speech, Communication Breakdown
(<< American Woman..).
Source: Complete good 3rd audience recording.
115 minutes.
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CD Reference(s) source 1:
Mauie Wowie (Missing Link)
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CD Reference(s) source 2:
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CD Reference(s) source 3:
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CD Reference(s) source 1 & 2 mixes:
American Woman (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), Have You Ever Experienced?
(Tarantura2000), Praying Silently For Jimi (Empress Valley Supreme Disc),
& Praying Silently For Jimi 1970 (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
This is a strong performance. Before What Is And What Should Never Be
Plant paid tribute to Jimi Hendrix who died only one day earlier in
Londo: "I think it's really hard ever having to say something about
something that's quite a delicate point. But yesterday something happened
- Jimi Hendrix died and we're all very sorry because he contributed
a lot to the current music thing, and we'd like to just hope that everybody
thinks it'a a real shame ... Jimi Hendrix!" Immigrant Song is playing
with fury and led into very heavy version of Heartbreaker. Dazed And
Confused follows that and it's another good version. A bit strange organ
solo and dramatic Thank You making this show interesting and Bonham's
high energic drum solo is very inspired. The Whole Lotta Love medley
and agressive Communication Breakdown closed this show but it's nothing
when compared to the evening set.
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SEPTEMBER 19 - MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK (SATURDAY, EVENING SHOW, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:08 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 5:56 ], Dazed And Confused (<< Rock And
Roll Is Here To Stay..) [ 15:55 ], Bring It On Home [ 9:27 ], Jimi Hendrix
death announcements, That's The Way [ 5:10 ], [ cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur
[ 1:56 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:52 ], Organ Solo [ 6:51 ] >>
Thank You [ 6:57 ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be
[ 4:13 ], Moby Dick [ 11:14 - cut ], Rice Pudding Intro [ 0:22
] >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Look On Yonder's
Wall, I Believe I'll Dust My Broom, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Lawdy Miss Clawdy,
For What It's Worth, Cinnamon Girl, Some Other Guy, The Train Kept A
Rollin', I'm A King Bee, El Paso Blues, CC Rider, Baby What You Want
Me To Do, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song..) [ 21:57 ], [ cut ], Out
On The Tiles [ 3:13 ] >> Communication Breakdown (<< It's
Your Thing, Gallows Pole..) [ 6:03 ], Announcer Speech, Rock 'N' Roll
Medley (<< Girl Can't Help It, Talking 'Bout You, Twenty Flight
Rock..) [ 4:51 ], How Many More Times (<< The Hunter, Cadillac
No Money Down, Blueberry Hill..) [ 15:51 ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
Near 145 minutes.
Details: The recording for the performance
is really nice for the time period minus some bass distortion. It comes
in rather sharp sound and the atmosphere of a madness crowd is captured
here extremely good.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Final Daze (no label), Have You Ever Experienced? (Tarantura2000), Live
On Tour With Led Zeppelin Volume 1 (Beelzebub Records CD-R), One More
For The Road (Boogie Mama), One More For The Road: 2005 Edition (Dadgad
Productions CD-R & Small Fish CD-R), Praying Silently For Jimi 1970
(Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Requiem (Empress Valley Supreme Disc),
& Shout That Loud (Electric Magic)
Comments:
Great audience recording for this era of technology, and of Zep live,
pleasure to listen to. The performance is definitely a best-of-1970,
at outset seems to take a while to get going ... there are some crowd
issues, Plant improvises a "sit down, sit down" lyric for
the 1st verse of Dazed And Confused. Bring It On Home is really intense
and from this point the band seems to have "won the audience over".
Since I've Been Loving You has some unique ensemble improv and a great
guitar solo. Jonesy is really stretching out in his organ solo, with
what sounds like pitch-bending/shifting and the crowd seems to enjoy
it. This show's utterly unique Whole Lotta Love does make it a strong
"holy grail" candidate - it even briefly includes The Train
Kept A Rollin. Before as song starts, Plant says: What we
want to do is try to choose a good number to go on with. Out On
The Tiles is a raved-up "rhythm move along" version and the
last time when they performed it live! Communication Breakdown includes
Gallows Pole verses. Spontaneous Girl Can't Help It, Talking 'Bout You
and Twenty Flight Rock encore medley is priceless and we're lucky to
have it captured on tape. The band want to keep ensuring that their
audience has a good time, so How Many More Times includes another excellent
medley of odd tunes. What could we ask for more?
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