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Date
Venue
Generation
Lenght
Source
Comments
75/01/12
Brussels
unknown gen
108
aud
1st source, cassette?
75/01/12
Brussels
2nd gen
105
aud
2nd source, runs a bit slow
75/01/12
Brussels
3rd gen
107
aud
2nd source, runs a bit slow?
75/01/12
Brussels
master
108
aud
3rd source, Sony Rec>LH BASF120 master cassette (runs slow) (same taper as Brussels May 28th, 1972 and June 20th, 1980)
75/01/20
Chicago
2nd gen
Almost 126
aud
2nd gen cassette
75/01/20
Chicago
3rd gen
76
aud
-
75/01/21
Chicago
unknown gen
14
aud
color amateur video with actual sound
75/01/24
Cleveland
master?
Almost 157
aud
said to be the master but still not verified at all, goes slower and slower then towards the end it seems to go back up
75/01/24
Cleveland
1st gen
158
aud
goes slower and slower then towards the end it seems to go back up
75/01/25
Indianapolis
4th gen
95
aud
-
75/01/29
Greensboro
1st gen
137
aud
runs slow
75/01/29
Greensboro
2nd gen
137
aud
runs slow
75/01/31
Detroit
master
131
aud
-
75/02/03
New York
1st gen
Near 144
aud
Artie's source, available as a Sony TC120>1st gen cassette and runs a bit fast (clocks at 142:42) and as a Sony TC120>1st gen cassette and it also runs fast (clocks at 143:49)
75/02/03
New York
2nd gen
150
aud
Artie's source, Sony TC120>2nd gen cassette (runs hair fast)
75/02/04
New York
1st gen
80
aud
1st gen Type II cassette (runs a bit slow). It's very bassy, the 3rd gen has highend but sounds distorted. This one is a bit smoother and has more intro before Rock And Roll.
75/02/04
New York
2nd gen
78
aud
the sound of this is more bassy - it lacks the highend that the 3rd gen has
75/02/04
New York
3rd gen
Near 82
aud
3rd gen cassette (distant and hissy, runs a bit fast)
75/02/06
Montreal
2nd gen
165
aud
stereo reported to be faked
75/02/07
New York
1st gen
110
aud
Artie's source, Sony TC120>1st gen cassette (clocks at 110:25) and as a Sony TC120>1st gen cassette and there is 40 seconds more Artie's screaming in the beginning and includes the announcer saying "the American return of Led Zeppelin" which is missing on the other 1st gen so this is a better choic, it runs a bit faster than other 1st gen (clocks at 108:55)
75/02/07
New York
unknown gen
152
aud
-
75/02/07
New York
unknown gen
5
live-on-stage
Color professional video with actual sound (shot by a local TV crew for documentary). Available as a standard three-song set and with a brief portion of Rock And Roll in excellent quality, filming of the crowd, plus a brief interview with Peter Grant and NBC commentary. Half of the footage has a stamp on the picture. Cosmic Energy's "Assemblage" is the only one featuring footage of the crowd, after the gig.
75/02/08
Philadelphia
1st gen
151
aud
1st source, 1st gen cassette
75/02/08
Philadelphia
2nd gen
155
aud
1st source
75/02/08
Philadelphia
3rd gen
155
aud
1st source
75/02/08
Philadelphia
2nd gen
128
aud
2nd source, 2nd gen cassette
75/02/08
Philadelphia
unknown gen
Almost 13
aud
color amateur video without actual sound
75/02/10
Landover
master
169
aud
1st source, speed problems during Heartbreaker, also tape married by some distortions throughout
75/02/10
Landover
2nd gen
108
aud
1st source?
75/02/10
Landover
4th gen
84
aud
2nd source?
75/02/10
Landover
unknown gen
3
aud
color amateur video without actual sound
75/02/12
New York
master
176
aud
1st source, taped by Jerry Moore, Sony ECM33p's>SONY TC152>master Advent Chrome C-90 cassettes, Center Rear Orchestra Six Rows Behind Soundboard. Microphones On Pole Two Feet Above Head level
75/02/12
New York
1st gen
171
aud
2nd source, Artie's source. Aavailable as a Sony TC-120 cassettes that runs a bit fast (clocks at 161:50) and as a Sony TC-120 cassettes>1st gen cassette that sounds lots better than other 1st gen and has less hiss and is more complete and runs at correct speed (clocks at 172:03).
75/02/13
New York
master
149
aud
1st source, missing The Song Remains The Same, The Rain Song, Kashmir, Roll Over Beethoven tease and Communication Breakdown
75/02/13
New York
1st gen
149
aud
1st source, Sm's 2 x Maxell XLII 100's cassettes
75/02/13
New York
1st gen
182
aud
2nd source
75/02/13
New York
unknown gen
?
?
3rd source
75/02/14
New York
master?
Almost 187
aud
1st source, possibly low gen not the real master
75/02/14
New York
1st gen
Near 185
aud
1st source, 1st gen tape
75/02/14
New York
2nd gen
183
aud
1st source, 2nd tape
75/02/14
New York
low gen
102
aud
2nd source, supposed to be 5th gen
75/02/16
St. Louis
master
108
aud
1st source, master cassette
75/02/16
St. Louis
master
Almost 152
aud
2nd source (Handheld mic>Craig recorder>3M MFRD C60 normal bias master cassette)
75/02/16
St. Louis
1st gen?
174
sbd
-
75/02/28
Baton Rouge
master?
174
aud
taped by Freezer, runs a bit slow (reported to be no master of this show, only high gen copies)
75/02/28
Baton Rouge
1st gen?
172
aud
taped by Freezer, runs a bit slow? (reported to be no low gens of this show, only high gen copies)
75/03/04
Dallas
1st gen?
162
sbd
-
75/03/04
Dallas
unknown gen
4
aud
color amateur video with actual sound
75/03/05
Dallas
master
181
aud
-
75/03/05
Dallas
1st gen
186
aud
Ccommonly circulated as master, available as a version with noise reduction that also runs a tiny bit slow (clocks at 185:12) and a clean version with tape hiss (clockst at 186:02).
75/03/05
Dallas
2nd gen
185
aud
2nd gen cassette (sounds almost identical to the clean 1st gen however this one doesnt saturate, the spectrum is clean here also - I suspect the other 1st gen is actually a remastered version of this 2nd gen)
75/03/05
Dallas
1st gen?
174
sbd
-
75/03/10
San Diego
4th gen
168
aud
Stairway To Heaven through Black Dog slowed down -4.00%. Seems after the last tape flip the tape ran too fast making the band and Plant sound almost chipmunkish. Also available as Presence (Jason Peterson) remaster.
75/03/10
San Diego
unknown gen
158
aud
-
75/03/10
San Diego
unknown gen
Almost 10
aud
color amateur video without actual sound (original song order incorrect - Trampled Underfoot placed after Dazed And Confused)
75/03/11
Long Beach
master
Near 164
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette)*
75/03/11
Long Beach
1st gen
160
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette>1st gen cassette) (at least two different copys of the master exists, one has longer introduction but sounds a touch worse than the other one)
75/03/11
Long Beach
3rd gen
162
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source
75/03/11
Long Beach
master
92
aud
2nd source (runs a bit slow)
75/03/11
Long Beach
unknown gen
3
aud
color amateur video without actual sound
75/03/12
Long Beach
1st gen
175
aud
1st source, 1st gen cassette
75/03/12
Long Beach
3rd gen
180
aud
1st source
75/03/12
Long Beach
master
34
aud
2nd source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette)*
75/03/12
Long Beach
1st gen
36
aud
2nd source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette>1st gen VHS)
75/03/12
Long Beach
3rd gen
35
aud
2nd source, called Mike Millard source
75/03/14
San Diego
1st gen?
174
sbd
-
75/03/17
Seattle
3rd gen
Near 32
aud
1st source
75/03/17
Seattle
unknown gen
34
aud
1st source
75/03/17
Seattle
master
Almost 153
aud
2nd source (ext mic>Tandberg mono R2R>master reel) (same taper (Stan Gutowski) as Seattle March 21st, 1975?)
75/03/17
Seattle
unknown gen
3
aud
Color amateur video without actual sound (commonly but incorrectly attributed to March 21st, 1975). The official DVD has a snippet of this clip in the credits video as well as in the Audio menu of DVD #2.
75/03/19
Vancouver
master?
131
aud
1st source, some sources reportrs that claimed to be master but is not verified, also runs just a bit slow
75/03/19
Vancouver
1st gen
131
aud
1st source, runs a bit slow
75/03/19
Vancouver
2nd gen
128
aud
1st source
75/03/19
Vancouver
unknown gen
?
aud
2nd source
75/03/19
Vancouver
1st gen?
182
sbd
-
75/03/20
Vancouver
master
157
aud
1st source, taped by Lawrence Russell, no Stairway To Heaven (ext figure 8 mic>Sony TC-126>2xTDK Chrome master cassette)
75/03/20
Vancouver
1st gen
163
aud
1st source, taped by Lawrence Russell (more complete than master?!). Another low gen tape (supposed to be 1st gen tape) exists and claims to be from the master but is not true. The owner of the masters says only a 1st gen tape was traded with the complete show. This one is complete so it can't be from the master. So it should be 1st or higher gen. This one has Moby Dick cut which shouldn't be. The taper went to the bathroom and took the recorder with him. This was most likely the reason for the cut in Moby Dick. Really suspended.
75/03/20
Vancouver
1st gen
165
aud
2nd source
75/03/21
Seattle
master
182
aud
1st source (ext mic>Tandberg mono R2R @ 7 1/2 ips master reels) (same taper (Stan Gutowski) as Seattle March 17th, 1975?). The taper said that he simply situated recorder on top of a nearby stack of unused folding chairs in the second tier of the huge arena and left recording while he returned to his seat. The taper also transferred his March 21st, 1975 Seattle master reel back in the early 1990's for a guy to analog cassette, and we got a dub from him. (so some copies are master reel>1st gen cassette>2nd gen cassette). Other than it being a bit bass heavy, it's superb. About five years later, the taper had the master reel transferred again - this time to DAT for we believe Mike Wolf (Datfly). The later transfer to DAT sounds as if either there was some alignment problems, or that the reel had deteriorated. We've never seen or heard of the taper transferring his master reel to VHS, but we could be wrong.
75/03/21
Seattle
2nd gen
?
aud
1st source (same taper (Stan Gutowski) as Seattle March 17th, 1975?)
75/03/21
Seattle
4th gen
184
aud
1st source, shorter Stairway To Heaven (same taper (Stan Gutowski) as Seattle March 17th, 1975?) (ext mic>Tandberg mono R2R @ 7 1/2 ips master reels (Stan Gutowski)>1st gen>2nd gen)
75/03/21
Seattle
1st gen
193
aud
2nd source, called Mike Tate and Mark Gorelick source (master cassettes>1st gen open reels (two reels were used - the first recorded at 3.75 ips (9.5cm/sec), the second at 7.5 ips (19cm/sec)), reported that master cassettes have been lost) (also available as Presence (Jason Peterson) clone)
75/03/24
Los Angeles
master
186
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette)*
75/03/24
Los Angeles
1st gen
184
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette>1st gen cassette)
75/03/24
Los Angeles
2nd gen
154
aud
2nd source
75/03/24
Los Angeles
unknown gen
24
aud
color amateur video with actual sound (runs fast)
75/03/25
Los Angeles
master
184
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard (AKG mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette)*
75/03/25
Los Angeles
1st gen
183
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette>1st gen cassette)
75/03/25
Los Angeles
3rd gen
186
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard
75/03/25
Los Angeles
unknown gen
120
aud
2nd source
75/03/25
Los Angeles
unknown gen
25
aud
1st movie, color amateur video with actual sound (song order incorrect - Over The Hills And Far Away placed after Trampled Underfoot)
75/03/25
Los Angeles
unknown gen
12
aud
2nd movie, color amateur video with actual sound
75/03/25
Los Angeles
unknown gen
2
aud
3rd movie, color amateur video without actual sound (most versions are either silent either dubbed with sound form the March 27th, 1975 and they give this clip the date of March 27th, 1975)
75/03/27
Los Angeles
master
215
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette)*
75/03/27
Los Angeles
1st gen
212
aud
1st source, called Mike Millard source (AKG Mics>Nakamichi Deck>master cassette>1st gen cassette)
75/03/27
Los Angeles
1st gen
214
aud
2nd source, cassette (not verified if it is a low or high gen)
75/03/27
Los Angeles
unknown gen
226
aud
2nd source, the lenght is quite suspended
75/03/27
Los Angeles
unknown gen
8
aud
color amateur video without actual sound (sometimes attributed to March 24th, 1975)
75/05/17
London
master
Almost 196
aud
1st source
75/05/17
London
master
Near 167
aud
2nd source
75/05/17
London
master?
194
aud
2nd source, the lenght is quite suspended
75/05/18
London
unknown gen
?
aud
1st source, reported that vinyl is the only true recording for this source but still not confimred at all (vinyl clocks at 39:42 while "master" on 101 mins.)
75/05/18
London
master
56
aud
2nd source
75/05/18
London
master
Near 142
aud
3rd source
75/05/18
London
master
199
aud
4th source, taped by Nigel B. (Cardioid Mics>Portable Sanyo>BASF LH-120 master cassette x2) (also there was an edited remastered version of 187:16)
75/05/23
London
1st gen
209
aud
1st source
75/05/23
London
2nd gen
198
aud
1st source
75/05/23
London
master
140
aud
2nd source
75/05/23
London
1st gen
Almost 137
aud
2nd source
75/05/23
London
master
203
aud
3rd source
75/05/24
London
1st gen
208
aud
1st source (1st gen cassette, not sure if No Quarter is from the same source)
75/05/24
London
1st gen
Near 144
aud
2nd source
75/05/24
London
1st gen?
204
sbd
-
75/05/24
London
unknown gen
220
pro
Color professional video with actual sound shot to feed the large screens. The picture is degenerated on all of pre-2005 versions. The new version has Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven and Whole Lotta Love-Out On The Tiles Intro-Black Dog in really good quality which means that tape generation is far closer to the master. DVD only features In My Time Of Dying with some inserts edited.
75/05/25
London
2nd gen
206
aud
2nd gen cassette, runs fast
75/05/25
London
2nd gen
219
sbd
audio source of video soundtrack
75/05/25
London
unknown gen
226
pro
Color professional video with actual soundshot to feed the large screens. The picture is degenerated on all of pre-Toasted Condor videos, also all of videos were very incomplete. This newest version has the quality much better and is obvious that it comes from very close to the master. The footage of the songs used on the official DVD are slightly edited from the original cut that can be seen on the bootlegs.


*Important Note: As reported, Millard hated bootleg companies and never willingly gave
access to any of his tapes to be used. However the tapes he traded did find there
way into the hands of various bootleg companies. Many of copies he did are marked by
several micro cuts to protect the original tapes and not to gave any chance to the
potential bootleggers to have a true, complete master recording. It is claimed that
Millard destroyed some of his Led Zeppelin master tapes, though it is still believed
his family have posession of a bulk of the tapes. As for now no bootleg was sourced
from any of Millard master tapes. All were sourced directly from several 1