Rudra's Roar

June 1st...

2009-05-28T14:33:00.001+02:00

Llamamos a todos los cubanos y no cubanos, a nuestros hermanos latinoamericanos, europeos, de todos los continentes, todos los que luchan por la Libertad en el mundo, de hacer prueba de creatividad y de energía con esta iniciativa.
Nos quedan unos días hasta el 1 de Junio para continuar cada uno de nosotros a movilizar a nuestro alrededor. Se trata de dar a conocer al mundo, por el intermediario de este modo de comunicación de Internet, la causa justa y digna de la Libertad de Cuba.

Esta movilización será una prueba de la capacidad de los cubanos a ponerse en movimiento y abandonar la resignación. Esta lucha no es solamente símbolo de la unidad y de la voluntad de todo un pueblo, sino igualmente el signo de su determinación.
Esta movilización es el preludio de otras más grandes, más decisivas, tanto en la Web como en las calles y los lugares públicos del mundo. Llegará un día en que el pueblo cubano se reunirá en los malecones de las ciudades de Cuba para reivindicar sus derechos y sus libertades fundamentales. Esto no es un sueño, es la realidad, que cada día se hace más cercana. Lo lograremos si todos unidos nos movilizamos.

No olvidemos ninguno de nosotros que ¡! el 1 de Junio tenemos una cita con la Libertad ¡! ¡! No olvidemos de seguir movilizando !! Continuemos a propagar esta movilización para el 1 de Junio con sus reivindicaciones de derechos y de libertad para Cuba.

RESISTENCIA ¡! UNION ¡!
VIVA CUBA PRONTO LIBRE ¡!

We are asking all Cubans and others, our Latin American brothers, European, people form all continents, all of you that strive to hear Freedom ring across the globe, to use your creativity and energy to help with this initiative.

There are a few days left till June 1st to get more people around us involved on this project. We are trying to let the world know by means of internet, that liberty for Cuba and its people is a just and dignified cause.

This campaign and its results, will show the world the capacity of Cubans to get moving and abandon resignation. This fight is not just a symbol of unity and desire of the people of Cuba , but equally a sign of their determination.

This campaign is the prelude to bigger and more decisive campaigns in the web as well as in the streets and other public places worldwide. There will be a day when Cubans will get together in public squares around their cities to exercise their rights as citizens to decide their own destiny. It is not a dream, it is a reality that each day becomes closer with each passing day.
Let’s not forget, any of us that on June 1st, we have an appointment with Liberty . Let’s not stop mobilizing and continue to get others involved! Let’s continue with the on June 1st, let’s demand our right to Liberty for all Cubans!

Iron Maiden - 2008-03-05 - Porto Alegre (SBD)

2008-04-27T12:05:00.002+02:00

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - 2008-04-18 - Louisville

2008-04-21T14:10:00.002+02:00

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss
2008-04-18
The Palace
Louisville, KY

101 - Rich Woman
102 - Leave My Woman Alone
103 - Black Dog
104 - Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us
105 - Through The Morning, Through The Night
106 - Fortune Teller
107 - Black Country Woman
108 - Twentynine Palms
109 - Waiting For A Long Time
110 - Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler
111 - Trampled Rose
112 - Green Pastures
113 - Down In The River To Pray
114 - Nothing

201 - Killing The Blues
202 - When The Levee Breaks
203 - The Battle of Evermore
204 - Please Read The Letter
205 - Gone Gone Gone
206 - Crowd Noise
207 - Stick With Me Baby
208 - One Woman Man
209 - Your Long Journey

Lineup:
Robert Plant - Vocals
Alison Krauss - Vocals and Fiddles
T-Bone Burnett - Guitars and Vocals
Stewart Duncan - Guitars and Mandolins
Buddy Miller - Guitars, Mandolins, Pedal Steel, Autoharp
Dennis Crouch - Bass, Banjo
Jay Bellerose - Drums and Percussion

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss took the stage with a roar of approval from the crowd - Robert particularly drawing cheers but gracefully diverting attention to Alison and T-Bone Burnett. Robert enters wearing a grey-on-grey suit coat embroidered with flowers over a black/purple iridescent vest, white ruffled shirt and worn, faded jeans - he's playing every bit the old codger, moving slowly and shuffling hump-backed around the stage, eyeing Alison up and down as she faces away, then he looks away when she notices and grins. No funny business here - this is a professional relationship. Alison is gorgeous in a spaghetti-strap red-and-white checkered dress that strikes her just below the knee - a simple country-girl cotton dress that seems to suit Robert just fine. T-Bone is resplendent in a charcoal blazer over a Bright blue Nehru-collared vest with about fifteen buttons and gray slacks cut like 1890s pants - what a star. The rest of the band is appropriately subdued and watching just like the rest of us as the magic unfolds.

The ensemble tears through a gorgeous rendition of "Rich Woman" and a very naughty-looking Alison singing straight through "Leave My Woman Alone" without ever changing a lyric - Robert notices and approves.
Robert is still doing the stiff codger thing, snapping his fingers and looking very Tony Bennett. Off comes Robert's jacket at the end of the song, just as a very familiar tune comes from the banjo - the crowd erupts in recognition, and a very different Black Dog pleases the jam-packed and very fired-up Louisville crowd.

Alison treats us to a ghostly "Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us" with Robert singing backup, and Robert stays in backup mode for a simply crackling "Through The Morning, Through The Night," Alison at her best, the heartbreak dripping from her adorable twang and Robert soaking up her tears with a very good baritone. Robert steps out front for "Fortune Teller" and thrills us by just being Robert, telling us at the end that "Now I gets my fortune read for free."

What? Surely not! A Physical Graffiti appearance - Alison really into it as the crowd explodes at recognition of "Black Country Woman." It's everything you would think it is, Alison and Robert shouting soul at each other and the outstanding band bringing wonderful rhythms out of the percussion section.

Here's an oddity - a sudden, unexplained appearance of "Twentynine Palms" and the first time all night that Robert and Alison seem uncomfortable. I don't think Alison likes this one. Sung well, but a bit of a flat spot.

Here Robert introduces "the mastermind of this whole project," T-Bone Burnett, and he and Alison leave the stage while T-Bone and band blast through an expert set with a dirty, Keith Richards feel... "Waiting For A Long Time," and "Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler ("Let The Good Times Roll" in French)" - the music is good but the crowd is getting restless.

Alison returns for a simply spot-on perfect, soaring vocal on "Trampled Rose." Angelic under white light, this amazing voice just seems to pour from her whenever she opens her mouth, effortlessly. The band is ghostly behind her, the dark aura of the music returning and the audience silent, spellbound, erupting for a standing ovation after the song.

The crowd is silent again for a truly amazing Alison vocal (does she ever tire?) on the legendary Emmylou Harris' "Green Pastures." Robert on very close harmony backup, with just bassist Dennis Crouch and guitarist Stewart Duncan accompanying them, and again a very appreciative crowd erupting at the end - Alison interrupts the crowd by starting the spiritual "Down In The River To Pray," acapella, as Robert gathers guitarists Stewart Duncan and Buddy Miller to hum tenor background, then full background, the singers sounding like an old-time church choir and the audience not sure how to act, wanting to cheer but right now they're in church and they know they better not act up.

Robert leads us through Townes Van Zandt's "Nothing." Introduces the band. So ends the first CD.

Alison joins up for what's become a parade of very pretty songs - who'd have thought? "Killing The Blues" is an interesting twist for a lady you almost didn't believe a few songs ago when she told you she wasn't capable of killing a man. Robert's mostly in backup mode again, and deflecting attention to Alison, who's polite to him and not quite sure what to make of this superstar attention and rock-and-roll crowd.

The crowd knows what to do though, and cheers them on. Robert and the band start playing and singing about old Rosie... my girl... the mournful fiddles foreshadowing what's next... can it be? If it keeps on raining, the levee's gonna break... Only this is a funeral dirge, slow and nasty with Alison's wail over Robert's apparition and the thunderous drums of Jay Bellerose.

More? Stewart Duncan strolls around behind Robert and Alison and, out of nowhere, those ethereal first chords of "The Battle Of Evermore" and those who ever suggested they do this one are proven right in an instant, as the spare arrangement and Alison Krauss turn this into a treat not heard since Sandy Denny herself - listen to this, Najma!

Here comes "Please Read The Letter." I'm so wrung out after this night that I just can't write anymore. "Gone Gone Gone." Lots of crowd noise calling for encores. Encores. Good God go see this show. Beg, borrow, steal. Or just download. My battery runs dead thirty seconds from the end of the last encore. Sorry.

The Mars Volta - 2008-04-17 - St. Louis

2008-04-21T11:01:00.001+02:00

The Mars Volta
2008-04-17
The Pageant
St. Louis

101. Pre show
102. Intro music
103. Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of)
104. Viscera Eyes Part I
105. Viscera Eyes Part II - Drum solo and end
106. Wax Simulacra
107. Goliath Part I - Intro and Fever jam
108. Goliath Part II - Omega Coda
109. Ouroborous
110. Pre-Tetragrammaton
111. Tetragrammaton Part I

201. Tetragrammaton Part II
202. Pre-Agadez
203. Agadez
204. Pre-Cygnus
205. Cygnus Part I
206. Cygnus Part II - Breakdown jam
207. Cygnus Part III - Con Safo jam
208. Aberinkula (including Pre-Aberinkula)

301. Drunkship Part I - Intro
302. Drunkship Part II - Bass jam
303. Drunkship Part III - Funky jam
304. Drunkship Part IV - Mellow jam
305. Drunkship Part V - Snare jam/bridge and reprise
306. End of show

Santana - 2008-04-05 - Ucasville

2008-04-21T10:57:00.000+02:00

Santana
2008-04-05
Mohegan Sun Casino
Uncasville, CT
101. Peace - Jingo
102. Life Is For Living
103. Corazon Espinado
104. Incident At Neshabur
105. Batuka
106. No One To Depend On
107. Concerto - Maria Maria
108. Foo Foo
109. Shapeshifter
110. Black Magic Woman - Gypsy Queen
111. Oye Como Va

201. Father, Son, Holy Ghost (feat. Derek Trucks)
202. Yaleo - Bass Solo - Drum Solo (feat. Derek Trucks)
203. Apache - Smooth - Dame
204. Woodstock Chant - Soul Sacrifice
205. Angel Chant - Into The Night

Derek Trucks - 2008-04-05 - Uncasville

2008-04-21T10:55:00.000+02:00

The Derek Trucks Band
2008-04-05
Mohegan Sun Casino
Uncasville, CT
Opening For Santana

01. Gonna Move
02. Leaving Trunk
03. I Know
04. Get Out Of My Life
05. My Favorite Things (feat. Carlos Santana)
06. Anyday

Megadeth - 2005-06-04 - Wâldrock Festival (FM)

2008-04-21T10:54:00.000+02:00

Megadeth
2005-06-04
Wâldrock Festival
Bergum, Holland

Source: FM Broadcast

101. Blackmail the Universe
102. Set the World A Fire
103. Skin O'my Teeth
104. The Scorpion
105. Wake Up Dead
106. In My Darkest Hour
107. She-Wolf
108. Trust
109. Kick the Chair
110. Hangar 18
111. Return to Hangar

201. Back In The Day
202. Sweating Bullets
203. Tornado of Souls
204. Symphony of Destruction
205. Peace Sells
206. Die Dead Enough
207. Paranoid
208. Mechanix
209. Holy Wars

Rush - 2008-04-13 - Ft. Lauderdale

2008-04-21T10:51:00.000+02:00

Rush
2008-04-13
Bank Atlantic Center
Ft. Laurderdale,
Florida

101 Intro
102 Limelight
103 Digital Man
104 Ghost Of A Chance
105 Mission
106 Freewill
107 The Main Monkey Business
108 The Larger Bowl (video intro)
109 Red Barchetta
110 The Trees
111 Between The Wheels
112 Dreamline

201 Intro
202 Far Cry (video intro)
203 Working Them Angels
204 Armor and Sword
205 Spindrift
206 The Way The Wind Blows
207 Subdivisions
208 Natural Science
209 Witch Hunt
210 Malignant Narcissism
211 Drum solo

301 Hope
302 The Spirit Of Radio
303 2112 (overture/the temples of syrinx)
304 South park
305 Tom Sawyer
306 Encore Break
307 One Little Victory
308 A Passage To Bangkok
309 YYZ

Jeff Beck - 2007 - Ronnie Scott's (Soundboard)

2008-04-17T22:31:00.006+02:00

Jeff Beck
2007-11-29 & 30
Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
London
England

Mid Valley 432, 433, 434, 435
SOUNDBOARD

November 29, 2007:

101. Leo Green Introduction
102. Beck's Bolero
103. Breath Eternal
104. Stratus
105. Cause We've Ended As Lovers
106. Behind The Veil
107. You Never Know
108. Blast From The East (False Start)
109. Nadia
110. Blast From The East
111. Led Boots
112. Angel Footsteps
113. Scatterbrain

201. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
202. Brush With The Blues
203. Space Boogie
204. Big Block
205. A Day In The Life
206. Introduction of Eric Clapton by Jeff Beck
207. Little Brown Bird (with E. Clapton)
208. You Need Your Love (with E. Clapton)
209. Where Were You

November 30, 2007:

101. Leo Green Introduction
102. Race With The Devil
103. Crazy Legs
104. Train Kept A Rollin'
105. My Baby Left Me
106. Matchbox
107. Baby Blue
108. Honky Tonk (w/ Leo Green on sax)
109. Beck's Bolero
110. Breath Eternal
111. Stratus
112. Cause We've Ended As Lovers
113. Behind The Veil
114. You Never Know
115. Nadia
116. Blast From The East
117. Led Boots
118. Angel Footsteps

201. Scatterbrain
202. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
203. Brush With The Blues
204. Space Boogie
205. Blanket (with Imogen Heap)
206. Big Block
207. A Day In The Life
208. Rollin' and Tumblin' (with Imogen Heap)
209. Where Were You

The Band:
Jeff Beck guitar
Vinnie Colaiuta drums
Jason Rebello keyboards
Tal Wilkenfeld bass

Megadeth - 2008-02-22 - Birmingham

2008-04-17T16:56:00.003+02:00

Megadeth
2008-02-22
Carling Academy
Birmingham
England

01. Sleepwalker
02. Wake Up Dead
03. Take No Prisoners
04. Skin O' My Teeth
05. Dave Speaks
06. Washington Is Next!
07. Kick The Chair
08. In My Darkest Hour
09. Hanger 18
10. Dave Speaks
11. Gears Of War
12. A Tout Le Monde
13. Tornado Of Souls
14. Ashes In Your Mouth
15. Dave Speaks
16. Burnt Ice
17. Symphony Of Destruction
18. Trust
19. Peace Sells
20. Never Walk Alone
21. Holy Wars
22. Silent Scorn

Dave Mustaine: Lead Vocals & Guitar
Chris Broderick: Guitar
James Lomenzo: Bass Guitar
Shawn Drover: Drums

Celebrating 25 years in the business, Megadeth have become one of the mainstays of the metal genre. After being fired from Metallica, frontman Dave Mustaine has gone on to guarantee himself a place in the history books with his own band and he’s welcomed onstage with a massive roar of appreciation. He’s now surrounded by what almost amounts to a band of session musicians but that won’t stop the fans from lapping up every riff of every track, with classics like “Peace Sells”, Symphony Of Destruction” and set-closer “Holy Wars” sounding as slick as ever.
The stage looks every inch the set for a metal band to ply their trade. Huge drum riser, stacks of amps and an impressive lightshow with the four musicians lined up, hammering out a steady flow of solid metal gems before a sea of raise fists and banging heads. Visually there’s little to really hold your attention, the band opting to do their job competently rather than throwing any surprises into the performance. Mustaine’s snarling vocal delivery gives the songs that distinctive sound while his cohorts capably back him up.
A quarter of a century down the line and Megadeth 2008 may be a different beast to the band that delivered those early classic albums but on tonight’s performance there’s no sign of Mustaine retiring gracefully any time soon.
(text and photos: Steve Gerard)

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-16 - Chiba

2008-04-14T22:36:00.001+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-16
Makuhari Messe Hall
Chiba
Japan

sbd-aud Matrix

01.DOCTOR DOCTOR(Introduction)
02.Churchill's Speech
03.ACES HIGH
04.2 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT
05.REVELATIONS
06.THE TROOPER
07.WASTED YEARS
08.THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST
09.CAN I PLAY WITH MADNESS?
10.RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER
11.POWERSLAVE
12.HEAVEN CAN WAIT
13.RUN TO THE HILLS
14.FEAR OF THE DARK
15.IRON MAIDEN
16.GOOD BYE TO MR.DICKY BELL
17.MOONCHILD
18.THE CLAIRVOYANT
19.HALLOWED BE THY NAME

The Black Crowes - 2008-04-11 - Amsterdam

2008-04-14T19:52:00.000+02:00

The Black Crowes
2008-04-11
Heineken Music Hall
Amsterdam
Netherlands

01. Move It On Down The Line
02. Gone
03. Twice As Hard
04. Walk Believer Walk
05. Coming Home
06. Cursed Diamond
07. Soul Singing
08. Wee Who See The Deep
09. Descending
10. My Morning Song
11. Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution
12. Girl From A Pawnshop
13. Thorn In My Pride
14. Hard To Handle
15. Remedy
16. Let's Go Get Stoned
17. Space Captain
18. Hey Grandma

UFO - 2008-04-11 - Sayreville

2008-04-14T19:51:00.000+02:00

UFO
2008-04-11
Starland Ballroom
Sayreville
New Jersey

BAND:
Phil Mogg - vocals
Andy Parker - drums
Paul Raymond - keyboards, guitar, vocals
Vinnie Moore - lead guitar
with
Rob DeLuca - bass, vocals

SETLIST:
01.
02. mother mary
03. hard being me
04. pushed to the limit
05. this kids (inc. between the walls)
06. only you can rock me
07. ain't no baby
08. heavenly body
09. baby blue
10. too hot to handle
11. lights out
12. love to love
13. rock bottom
14. ---a new idea---
15. let it roll
16. doctor doctor

Whitesnake - 2008-03-28 - Sydney

2008-04-14T19:49:00.000+02:00

WHITESNAKE
2008-03-28
Enmore Theatre
Sydney
Australia

Recorded, artwork and mastered by Navigator
(artwork included)

101. Intro
102. Best Years
103. Fool For Your Loving
104. Bad Boys
105. Love Ain’t No Stranger
106. Lay Down Your Love
107. Is This Love
108. Guitar Solo/Jam
109. Drum Solo/Jam
110. Crying In The Rain
111. Band Introduction

201. Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City
202. All For Love
203. Give Me All Your Love
204. Here I Go Again
205. Still Of The Night
206. Burn (incl. Stormbringer chorus)

David Coverdale - Vocals
Doug Aldrich - Guitar
Reb Beach - Guitar
Uriah Duffy - Bass
Timothy Drury - Keyboards
Chris Frazier - Drums

The Black Crowes - 2008-04-09 - London

2008-04-14T19:48:00.000+02:00

The Black Crowes
2008-04-09
Brixton Academy
London UK

01 Wounded Bird
02 Sting Me
03 Black Moon Creeping
04 Seeing Things
05 Walk Believer Walk
06 Poor Elijah/Tribute to Johnson
07 My Morning Song
08 Wiser Time
09 By Your Side
10 Oh Josephine
11 Downtown Moneywaster
12 Thorn In My Pride (inc drum solo)
13 Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution
14 Jealous Again
15 Remedy
16 God's Got It
17 Chat & Happy Birthday to Charity
18 Don't Know Why
19 Sometimes Salvation

The Black Crowes are:
Chris Robinson : vocals, harmonica
Rich Robinson : guitars
Steve Gorman : drums
Sven Pipien : bass
Adam MacDougall : keyboards, vocals
Luther Dickinson : guitars

backing singers:
Charity White & Mona Lisa Young

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-24 - Mexico City

2008-04-14T19:47:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-24
Foro Sol
Mexico City
Mexico

01.-Intro
02.-Aces High
03.-Two Minutes To Midnight
04.-Revelations
05.-The Trooper
06.-Wasted Years
07.-The Number Of The Beast
08.-Can I Play With Madness
09.-Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
10.-Powerslave
11.-Heaven can wait
12.-Run To The Hills
13.-Fear Of The Dark
14.-Iron Maiden
15.-Band introduction
16.-Moonchild
17.-The Clairvoyant
18.-Hallowed be thy name

Coheed And Cambria - 2006-05-08 - Maplewood

2008-04-14T19:46:00.001+02:00

Coheed And Cambria
05-08-2006
Myth
Maplewood,MN

Taper: STEELCORNER27

01-intro.
02-In Keeping Secrets Of Silent Earth: 3
03-Ten Speed
04-Blood Red Summer
05-The Crowing
06-Wake Up
07-Delirium Trigger
08-A Favor House Atlantic
09-The Suffering
10-Everything Evil
11-Welcome Home
12-The Final Cut

Coheed And Cambria - 2006-04-07 - Poughkeepsie

2008-04-14T19:44:00.000+02:00

COHEED AND CAMBRIA
April 07, 2006
Mid Hudson Civic Center
Poughkeepsie NY, USA

01- Intro
02- In Keep Secrets of Silent Earth
03- Ten Speed of God's Blood and Burial
04- Blood Red Summer
05- Crossing the Frame
06- Clip
07- The Crowing
08- Jam
09- Wake Up
10- Time Consumer
11- A Favor House Atlantic
12- The Suffering
13- Everything Evil
14- Break
15- Welcome Home
16- The Final Cut

Coheed And Cambria - 2005-10-28 - St. Petersburg, FL

2008-04-14T17:17:00.000+02:00

Coheed And Cambria
2005-10-28
St. Petersburg
Florida

01 - Intro
02 - Keeping the Blade
03 - Always and Never
04 - Welcome Home
05 - Ten Speed of God's Blood and Burial
06 - Delerium Trigger
07 - Blood Red Summer
08 - The Writing Writer
09 - Once Upon Your Dead Body
10 - A Favor House Atlantiv
11 - Three Evils
12 - Wake Up
13 - The Suffering
14 - Devil In Jersey City
15 - (jam)
16 - Everything Evil
17 - (return from encore)
18 - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3
19 - The Final Cut

Cohhed And Cambria - 2004-10-20 - Pontiac

2008-04-14T17:16:00.000+02:00

Coheed and Cambria
2004-10-20
Pontiac, MI
Clutch Cargo's

01. Intro
02. The Crowing
03. Three Evils (Embodied In Love and Shadow)
04. Devil In Jersey City
05. A Favor House Atlantic
06. Neverender
07. The Velourium Camper I: Faint of Hearts
08. The Velourium Camper II: Backend of Forever
09. The Velourium Camper III: Al The Killer
10. Delirium Trigger
11. Blood Red Summer
12. Everything Evil

Coheed And Cambria - 2003-04-16 - Rochester

2008-04-14T17:15:00.000+02:00

COHEED AND CAMBRIA
2003-04-16
Water Street Music Hall
Rochester, NY

01) Neverender
02) Delirium Trigger
03) Junesong Provision
04) Hearshot Kid Disaster
05) Devil in Jersey City
06) Everything Evil

Iron Maiden - 2008-03-09 - Santiago De Chile (FM)

2008-04-14T17:13:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
Pista Atletica Estadio Nacional
Santiago, Chile
March 9th, 2008

dj's edited out

Disc One
1 Intro(Transylvania)
2 churchil's Speech> Aces High
3 2 Minutes to Midnight
4 Revelations
5 The Trooper
6 Wasted Years
7 The Number of the Beast
8 Can I Play With Madness?
9 Rime of the Ancient Mariner
10 Powerslave
11 Heaven Can Wait

Disc Two
1 Run to the Hills
2 Fear of the Dark
3 Iron Maiden
4 crowd/band intros
5 Moonchild
6 The Clairvoyant
7 Hallowed Be Thy Name

Coheed And Cambria - 2008-04-01 - Melbourne

2008-04-14T17:11:00.000+02:00

Coheed And Cambria
2008-04-01
Billboard The Venue
Melbourne
Australia

Taped by Blackstar

As promised a current C&C...

101. Intro (1:10)
102. No World For Tomorrow (5:04)
103. Gravemakers & Gunslingers (4:57)
104. Delirium Trigger (5:24)
105. A Favor House Atlantic (3:26)
106. The Hound (Of Blood And Rank) (4:57)
107. The Suffering (4:13)
108. Feathers (5:08)
109. Everything Evil/ (3:15)
110. The Trooper (Iron Maiden)/ (2:24)
111. Devil In Jersey City/ (3:35)
112. Everything Evil (ending) (2:14)

201. Blood Red Summer (4:40)
202. Running Free (5:11)
203. In Keeping Secrets Of Silent Earth 3 (8:44)
204. encore break (2:12)
205. Welcome Home (6:23)
206. The Final Cut (23:59)

Coheed And Cambria - 2006-05-05 - Kansas City

2008-04-14T17:10:00.000+02:00

COHEED AND CAMBRIA
2006-05-05
The City Market
Kansas City

Taper: Travelinbeat

01) Intro
02) In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3
03) Ten Speed of God's Blood & Burial
04) Blood Red Summer
05) The Crowing
06) Wake Up (Intro Jam)
07) Wake Up
08) Delerium Trigger
09) A Favor House Atlantic
10) The Suffering
11) Everything Evil
12) (encore applause)
13) Welcome Home
14) The Final Cut

Velvet Revolver - 2008-04-01 - Amsterdam

2008-04-14T17:09:00.000+02:00

Velvet Revolver
Velvet Revolver
2008-04-01
Heineken Music Hall
Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Closing nite of the tour...

01.Let it Roll
02.She Mine
03.Do it for the Kids - cut
04.Do it for the Kids - 2th part
05.Just 16
06.Big Machine
07.American Man
08.Last Fight
09.Interstate
10.Patience
11.Quick Machines
12.Get Out the Door
13.Fall to Pieces
14.It's so Easy
15.Set Me Free
16.Brownstone
17.Sex Type Thing
18.Slither

Coheed And Cambria - 2005-08-18 - Hasselt

2008-04-14T17:07:00.000+02:00

COHEED AND CAMBRIA
2005-08-18
Pukkelpop Festival
Hasselt, Belgium

01 Intro
02 (Power Failure #1)
03 Welcome Home
04 (Power Failure #2)
05 Welcome Home
06 Blood Red Summer
07 Devil in Jersey City
08 A Favor House Atlantic
09 In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
10 The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut

Sons Of Albion - 2008-04-01 - Amsterdam

2008-04-14T17:06:00.000+02:00

Sons of Albion
(As support for Velvet Revolver)
2008-04-01
Heineken Music Hall
Amsterdam
Nederland

01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.

Logan Plant: vocals
Francisco De Sousa: Drums
Richard Fulgoni: Bass
Nuno Miguel: Guitars

Coheed And Cambria - 2006-03-18 - Miami

2008-04-14T17:05:00.000+02:00

Coheed And Cambria
2006-03-18
Global Gathering
Miami
Florida

01. intro
02. Welcome Home
03. Blood Red Summer
04. A Favor House Atlantic
05. The Suffering
06. In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth:3
07. Final Cut

Coheed And Cambria - 2002-04-23 - Albany

2008-04-14T17:04:00.000+02:00

Coheed and Cambria
2002-04-23
Valentines
Albany NY

Taper: ?

Notes: Very good for an early Coheed show, it includes Upper Armories of Third Deep, later titled In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth:3

Tracklist

01. Intro [0:00:22.72]
02. Time Consumer [0:06:16.26]
03. Upper Armories of Third Deep [0:08:48.72]
04. Delirium Trigger [0:05:55.24]
05. Devil in Jersey City [0:06:39.69]
06. Junesong Provision [0:07:57.80]
07. Everything Evil [0:05:54.85]

The Black Crowes - 2008-03-08 - Owensboro

2008-04-14T17:03:00.001+02:00

The Black Crowes
March 8, 2008
Sportcenter
Owensboro, Ky

Taper: cloudsconspire

01. Wounded Bird
02. Sting Me
03. Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution
04. Ballad in Urgency >
05. Wiser Time
06. Walk Believer Walk
07. 44 Blues
08. High Head Blues
09. Sometimes Salvation
10. Movin' On Down The Line
11. Thorn In My Pride
12. God's Got It
13. Remedy
14. She Talks To Angels
15. Jealous Again

Ozzy Osbourne - 2008-03-30 - Buenos Aires

2008-04-14T17:00:00.000+02:00

Ozzy Osbourne
2008-03-30
Estadio River Plate
Buenos Aires
Argentina

soundboard
mp3@320

different source to previous post

01 - Intro
02 - I Don’t Wanna Stop
03 - Bark at the Moon
04 - Suicide Solution
05 - Mr. Crowley
06 - Not Going Away
07 - War Pigs
08 - Road To Nowhere
09 - Crazy Train
10 - Zakk Wylde's Guitar Solo
11 - Iron Man
12 - I Don’t Know
13 - Here for You
14 - I Don’t Want to Change the World
15 - Mama I’m Coming Home
16 - Paranoid

Led Zeppelin - 1969-05-27 - Boston

2008-04-14T16:58:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1969-05-27
Boston Tea Party
Boston

THE LEGENDARY BOSTON TEA PARTY TAPES VOLUME 1
EMPRESS VALLEY SUPREME DISC EVSD 498/499 (2008)

CD1:(45:30)
01. As Long As I Have You (medley incl. Fresh Garbage, Shake, Mockingbird)
02. I Can't Quit You Baby
03. Dazed And Confused (medley incl. Move On Down The Line)
04. You Shook Me

CD2: (46:23)
05. Pat's Delight
06. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
07. How Many More Times (medley incl. For Your Love, The Hunter)
08. Improvisation
08. Communication Breakdown

Recording: Very good mono audience.
Source: Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts May 27 '69.
Comments: Japanese bootleg. Deluxe gatefold glossy paper sleeve.

Robert Plant - 1999-09-25 - Sheffield (soundboard)

2008-04-14T16:56:00.000+02:00

Robert Plant with Priory of Brion
1999-09-25
The Boardwalk
Sheffield
UK

soundboard

There is diginoise during Morning Dew but this is caused by a lightning stike on the building and is on the master recording.

01. Introduction
02. Season of the Witch
03. Morning Dew
04. A House is not a Motel
05. A Wondrous Place
06. Girl From the North Country
07. If I Were a Carpenter
08. Darkness Darkness
09. Think
10. Early in the Morning
11. We're Gonna Groove
12. Baby Please Don't Go
13. No Regrets
14. Gloria
15. Trouble in Mind
16. Evil Woman
17. High School Confidential

Review of the show from TBL: http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/rp250999.html

For more details about Priory of Brion see here: http://www.robertplanthomepage.com/priory_of_brion/priory_of_brion.htm

The Firm - 1985-05-20 - Edimburgh

2008-04-14T16:55:00.000+02:00

The Firm
1985-05-20
Playhouse Theatre
Edinburgh

Soundboard

01. Intro
02. Closer
03. City Sirens
04. Make Or Break
05. The Morning After
06. Together
07. Cadillac
08. Prelude
09. Money Can't Buy
10. Satisfaction Guaranteed
11. Radioactive
12. Live In Peace
13. Midnight Moonlight
14. You've Lost That Loving Feeling
15. The Chase
16. I Just Wanna Make Love To You
17. Someone To Love
18. Boogie Mama

Iron Maiden - 2008-03-12 - San Juan

2008-04-14T16:54:00.001+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-03-12
Coliseo De San Juan
San Juan
Puerto Rico

01. Intro
02. Aces High
03. Two Minutes To Midnight
04. Revelations
05. The Trooper
06. Wasted Years
07. The Number Of The Beast
08. Can I Play With Madness
09. The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
10. Powerslave
11. Heaven Can Wait
12. Run To The Hills
13. Fear Of The Dark
14. Iron Maiden
15. Moonchild
16. The Clairvoyant
17. Hallowed Be Thy Name

S.Winwood & E.Clapton - 2008-02-26 - New York City

2008-04-14T16:52:00.001+02:00

Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood
2008-02-26
Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY

source 1 (mono)

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood - hammond organ, guitar, vocals
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Willie Weeks - bass
Ian Thomas - drums

01. Had To Cry Today
02. Low Down
03. Forever Man
04. Them Changes
05. Sleeping In The Ground
06. Presence Of The Lord
07. Glad
08. Well Alright
09. Double Trouble
10. Pearly Queen
11. Tell The Truth
12. No Face, No Name, No Number
13. After Midnight
14. Split Decision
15. Ramblin On My Mind (EC solo acoustic)
16. Georgia On My Mind (SW solo hammond)
17. Little Wing
18. Voodoo Chile
19. Can't Find My Way Home
20. Cocaine
21. Dear Mr Fantasy

S.Winwood & E.Clapton - 2008-02-25 - New York City

2008-04-14T16:49:00.000+02:00

Steve Winwood & Eric Clapton
2008-02-25
Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood - hammond organ, guitar, vocals
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Willie Weeks - bass
Ian Thomas - drums

01. Had To Cry Today
02. Low Down
03. Forever Man
04. Them Changes
05. Sleeping In The Ground
06. Presence Of The Lord
07. Glad
08. Well Alright
09. Double Trouble
10. Pearly Queen
11. Tell The Truth
12. No Face, No Name, and No Number
13. After Midnight
14. Split Decision
15. Ramblin On My Mind (EC solo acoustic)
16. Georgia On My Mind (SW solo hammond)
17. Little Wing
18. Voodoo Chile
19. Can't Find My Way Home
20. Dear Mr Fantasy
21. applause
22. Crossroads

Recorded by Zackman

The Black Crowes - 1997-02-22 - London (early and late acoustic shows)

2008-04-14T16:48:00.001+02:00

The Black Crowes
1997-02-22
Garage
London
England

All acoustic shows, mp3@320

EARLY SHOW

01 She Talks To Angels
02 Torn And Frayed
03 Better When You're Not Alone
04 Spider In The Sugar Bowl Blues ->
05 Jam ->
06 Nonfiction
07 Bring On, Bring On
08 Good Friday
09 Oh Sister
10 Thunderstorm 6:54pm
11 Share The Ride (traditional blues style-1st & only)
12 Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
13 Jealous Again
14 Hot Burrito #1
15 Hot Burrito #2

show length: 100 minutes

LATE SHOW

01 Remedy
02 Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
03 Darling Of The Underground Press
04 Ballad In Urgency -> Jam ->
05 Wiser Time
06 Cursed Diamond
06 He Was A Friend Of Mine
07 Descending
08 Willin'
09 Downtown $ Waster
10 How Much For Your Wings? ->
11 Space Jam -> Hard To Handle
12 Crowd
13 She
14 Girl From North Country

Show Length: 105 minutes

compiled by greg nason

Iron Maiden - 2008-03-04 - Curitiba

2008-04-14T16:47:00.001+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-03-04
Pedreira Paulo Leminski
Curitiba
Brasil

mp3@320

101. Transylvania (video intro)
102. Churchills Speech (intro)
103. Aces High
104. 2 Minutes to Midnight
105. Revelations
106. The Trooper
107. Wasted Years
108. The Number of the Beast
109. Can I Play With Madness?
110. Rime of the Ancient Mariner

201. Powerslave
202. Heaven Can Wait
203. Run to the Hills
204. Fear of the Dark
205. Iron Maiden
206. Band Introduction
207. Moonchild
208. The Clairvoyant
209. Hallowed Be Thy Name

The Cult - 2008-03-09 - Amsterdam

2008-04-14T16:45:00.000+02:00

The Cult
2008-03-09
Melkweg
Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Setlist
01. Nirvana
02. Lil' Devil
03. Sun King
04. Born Into This
05. The Witch
06. Gone
07. Peace Dog
08. Revolution
09. Fire Woman
10. In The Clouds
11. Dirty Little Rockstar
12. Wildflower
13. Rise
14. Love Removal Machine

15. Break: Tiger In The sun

16. Illuminated
17. 83rd Dream
18. She Sells Sanctuary

Line Up:
Ian Astbury - vocals
Billy Duffy - lead guitar
Chris Wyse - bass
John Tempesta - drums
Mike Dimkitch - rhythm guitar

This concert was the second of two dates in the Netherlands as part of the 2008 European Born Into This Tour.

The band was in good shape, relaxed and played a tight set for a audience of 1000 enthusiastic fans. The setlist was filled with specialties some rare and old songs and their new single "Illuminated" was played live for the first time.

The recording was made from about 5 meters of the stages in the center. Although the sound was very loud, the acoustics were quite good in the Melkweg.

The Cult - 2008-03-08 - Amsterdam

2008-04-14T16:43:00.001+02:00

The Cult
2008-03-08
Melkweg
Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Setlist
01. Spiritwalker
02. Rain
03. Lil' Devil
04. I Assasin
05. Sun King 06. Edie (Ciao Baby)
07. Horse Nation
08. Savages
09. Sweet Soul Sister
10. Rise
11. Dirty Little Rockstar
12. Wildflower
13. She Sells sanctuary
14. Break: Tiger In The sun
15. The Phoenix
16. Fire Woman
17. Love Removal Machine

Line Up:
Ian Astbury - vocals
Billy Duffy - lead guitar
Chris Wyse - bass
John Tempesta - drums
Mike Dimkitch - rhythm guitar

This concert was the first of two dates in the Netherlands as part of the 2008 European Born Into This Tour.

The band was in good shape and played a tight set for a packed audience of 1500 enthusiastic fans. The setlist was a kind of best of selection with oldies as Spiritwalker and horse Nation.

The recording was made from about 5 meters of the stages in the center. Although the sound was very loud, the acoustics were quite good in the Melkweg.

Yes - 1973 - Japan Tour

2008-04-14T16:39:00.000+02:00

Yes
Heart Of The Rising Sun
Spring 1973 Asian Tour

6 CD SET of 4 complete shows
mp3@320
Full artwork included

Date : Thursday, March 08, 1973
City : Tokyo, Japan
Venue : Tokyo Koseinenkin Kaikan

01. Firebird Suite
02. Siberian Khatru
03. Siberian Khatru
04. I've Seen All Good People
05. Heart Of The Sunrise
06. Mood For A Day
07. Clap
08. And You And I
09. Close To The Edge
10. Wakeman Solo
11. Roundabout
12. Yours Is No Disgrace
13. Starship Trooper

Date : Friday, March 09, 1973
City : Tokyo, Japan
Venue : Shibuya Koukaidou

01. Firebird Suite
02. Siberian Khatru
03. I've Seen All Good People
04. Heart Of The Sunrise
05. Mood For A Day
06. Clap
07. Colours Of The Rainbow
08. And You And I
09. Close To The Edge
10. Wakeman Solo
11. Roundabout
12. Yours Is No Disgrace
13. Starship Trooper

Date : Saturday, March 10, 1973
City : Tokyo, Japan
Venue : Kanda Kyoritsu Koudou

01. Ambience
02. Siberian Khatru (Part 1)
03. I've Seen All Good People
04. Sakura Sakura
05. Mood for a Day
06. Clap
07. Heart of the Sunrise
08. And You And I
09. Close to the Edge
10. Wakeman Solo
11. Roundabout
12. Yours Is No Disgrace
13. Starship Trooper

Date : Monday, March 12, 1973
City : Osaka, Japan
Venue : Kouseinennkin Kaikan

01. Firebird Suite
02. Siberian Khatru
03. Heart Of The Sunrise
04. Sakura Sakura
05. Mood For A Day
06. Clap
07. And You And I
08. Close To The Edge
09. Wakeman Solo
10. Roundabout
11. Yours Is No Disgrace
12. Starship Trooper

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-15 - Yokohama

2008-04-14T16:36:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-15
Pacifico Yokohama
Yokohama

01.DOCTOR DOCTOR(Introduction)
02.Churchill's Speech
03.ACES HIGH
04.2 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT
05.REVELATIONS
06.THE TROOPER
07.WASTED YEARS
08.THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST
09.CAN I PLAY WITH MADNESS?
10.RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER
11.POWERSLAVE
12.HEAVEN CAN WAIT
13.RUN TO THE HILLS
14.FEAR OF THE DARK
15.IRON MAIDEN
16.MOONCHILD
17.THE CLAIRVOYANT
18.HALLOWED BE THY NAME

Frank Zappa - 1976-10-24 - Boston

2008-04-14T16:35:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
October 24, 1976 Early Show

People grab this one, great show, pretty good quality, plus its one of the few shows with Lady Bianca (she was only withh the band for about a month or so... correct me if I'm wrong).

FZ, Ray White (guitar, vocals), Patrick O’Hearn (bass, vocals), Terry Bozzio (drums, vocals, devil), Eddie Jobson (violin, keyboards), Bianca Odin Thornton (amazing vocals, keyboards)

Disk 1
1. Intro (Purple Lagoon)
2. Stinkfoot
3. Poodle Lecture
4. Dirty Love
5. Wind Up Workin' In A Gas Station
6. Tryin' To Grow A Chin
7. The Torture Never Stops
8. City Of Tiny Lights
9. You Didn't Try To Call Me
10. Manx Needs Women
11. Titties 'n Beer

Disk 2
1. Black Napkins
2. Advance Romance (including Inna-Gadda-Da-Poodle)
3. Honey Don't You Want A Man Like Me?
4. Rudy Wants To Buy Yez A Drink
5. Dinah-Moe Humm
6. Purple Lagoon

Supersister - 1971-05-01 - Dordrecht

2008-04-14T16:34:00.000+02:00

SUPERSISTER
1 May 1971
Venue: Session .69
Dordrecht, NL

01. No Electricity - Seven Ways To Die
02. A Girl Named You
03. Mexico
04. Higher05. Present From Nancy
06. Memories Are New (incl. She Was Naked)

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-12 - Brisbane

2008-04-14T16:33:00.001+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-12
Entertainment Centre
Brisbane, Australia

Taper: Aceman

01. Churchill's Speech/Aces High
02. 2 Minutes To Midnight
03. Revelations
04. The Trooper
05. Bruce Speaks
06. Wasted Years
07. The Number Of The Beast
08. Can I Play With Madness
09. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
10. Powerslave
11. Heaven Can Wait
12. Run To The Hills
13. Fear Of The Dark
14. Iron Maiden
15. Moonchild
16. The Clairvoyant
17. Hallowed Be Thy Name

Zappa Plays Zappa - 2008-01-23 - Yokohama

2008-04-14T16:31:00.000+02:00

Zappa Plays Zappa
2008-01-23
Yokohama Blitz
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

Great sounding show!

Disc 1 (56:34)
101. intro (00:46)
102. Eat That Question (10:08)
103. Cosmic Debris (08:28)
104. The Illinois Enema Bandit (11:30)
105. Joe's Garage (06:12)
106. Wind up Working in a Gas Station (02:43)
107. San Ber'dino (06:09)
108. Pygmy Twylyte (10:36)

201. Dupree's Paradise (incl : The Pink Panther's Theme) (16:50)
202. Uncle Remus incl. drum solo (14:53)
203. Willie the Pimp (05:52)
204. Andy (06:55)
205. Filthy Habits (08:31)
206. Advance Romance (09:47)
207. What's New in Baltimore (05:01)

301. Peaches En Regalia (03:48)
302. I'm The Slime (04:44)
303. Echidna's Arf (Of You) (04:15)
304. City of Tiny Lights (10:08)
305. Yo' Mama (11:37)
306. encore intro (01:01)
307. G-spot Tornado (03:24)
308. Muffin Man (07:17)

Musicians:
Dweezil Zappa - Guitar & Vocals
Ray White - Guitar and Vocals
Aaron Arntz - Keyboards & Trumpet
Pete Griffin - Bass
Billy Hulting - Marimba, Mallets & Percussion
Jamie Kime - Guitar
Joe Travers - Drums & Vocals
Scheila Gonzalez - Saxophone, Flute, Keyboards & Vocals
Steve Vai - Guitar on d2t4-t7, d3t1-t4,t8

Adrian Belew - 1992-05-12 - Philadelphia

2008-04-14T16:29:00.000+02:00

Adrian Belew
1992-05-12
Theatre Of The Living Arts
Philadelphia

adrian belew - guitar/vox
rob fetters - guitar/vox
brian lovely - bass
mike hodges - drums

101. Inner revolution
102. Young lions
103. This is what i believe in
104. None of the above
105. Big blue sun
106. Only a dream
107. Standing in the shadows
108. Matte kudasai
109. band intro 1

201. band intro 2
202. Superboy
203. I am what i am
204. I'd rather be here
205. Lone rhino
206. Heartbeat
207. Heavens bed
208. Member of the tribe
209. Big electric cat
210. Pretty pink rose
211. The rail song
212. Elephant talk
213. Momur

Jeff Beck - 1980-10-09 - Amherst

2008-04-14T16:27:00.001+02:00

Jeff Beck
1980-10-09
The Cage
Amherst

Jeff Beck (who else)- guitar
Tony Hymas- keyboards
Simon Phillips-drums

1: star cycle
2: el Becko
3: too much to lose
4: the pump
5: cuz we've ended as lovers
6: space boogie
7: freeway jam
8: led boots
9: diamond dust
10: scatterbrain
11: blue wind
12: goodbye pork pie hat > you never know

Frank Zappa - 1988-02-09 - Washington D.C.

2008-04-14T16:26:00.001+02:00

Frank Zappa
1988-02-09
Warner Theatre
Washington D.C.

00 Crowd
01 Voter Registration
02 Stinkfoot
03 Intros
04 Hot Plate Heaven At The Green Hotel
05 Dickie's Such An Asshole
06 When The Lie's So Big
07 Planet Of The Baritone Women
08 Any Kind Of Pain
09 Jesus Thinks You're A Jerk
10 Sofa
11 Florentine Pogen
12 Andy
13 Inca Roads
14 Preamble To Set Two
15 Black Napkins
16 Montana
17 City Of Tiny Lights
18 Pound For A Brown
19 I Ain't Got No Heart
20 Love Of My Life
21 Bamboozled By Love
22 Peaches En Regalia
23 Preamble To Encore One
24 Catholic Girls
25 Crew very *friendly* person
26 Preamble To Encore Two
27 Illinois Enema Bandit

Frank Zappa - 1982-04-20 - Los Angeles (rehearsals)

2008-04-14T16:24:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
1982-04-20
UMRK
Los Angeles, CA

Rehearsal

01 Stick It Out
02 Truck Driver Divorce
03 RDNZL
04 Johnny Darling
05 In France
06 Broken Hearts Are For Assholes
07 No No Cherry
08 Man From Utopia Meets Mary Lou
09 Jumbo Go Away > Tell Me You Love Me
10 Approximate
11 In France
12 FZ guitar experiments
13 FZ changes strings
14 FZ tries out the new Floyd Rose
15 Wet-Shirt Nite riff
16 Stinkfoot
17 Poodle Lecture
18 Sofa
19 Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy
20 No No Cherry
21 The Man From Utopia
22 Keep It Off My Face > The Dangerous Beaver
23 Disco Boy
24 Truck Driver Divorce
25 Sinister Footwear > Truck Driver Divorce
26 Stinkfoot

Frank Zappa - 1982-04-06 - Los Angeles (rehearsal)

2008-04-14T16:23:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
1982-04-06
UMRK
Los Angeles, CA

Rehearsals

Frank Zappa
Steve Vai
Ray White
Scott Thunes
Chad Wackerman
Ed Mann
Tommy Mars
Bobby Martin.

01 Strictly Genteel
02 In France
03 Advance Romance
04 Arrivederci Roma
05 Funiculì Funiculà
06 You Are What You Is
07 Dumb All Over
08 Zomby Woof
09 Mystery Song #4
10 Tell Me You Love Me
11 Dead Girls Of London
12 Flakes
13 Approximate / Tinseltown Rebellion
14 Carolina Hard Core Ecstacy
15 Yo Mama
16 He's So Gay
17 I Came In Your Face
18 Stick It Out

Frank Zappa - 1978-09-15 - Miami

2008-04-14T16:21:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
1978-09-15
Convention Hall
Miami, FL

Soundcheck

Frank Zappa
Ike Willis
Denny Walley
Arthur Barrow
Vinnie Colaiuta
Ed Mann
Tommy Mars
Peter Wolf.

01 Yo Mama
02 Tell Me You Love Me > Yo Mama
03 Rollo > Bamboozled By Love
04 Watermelon In Easter Hay
05 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing
06 Suicide Chump
07 City Of Tiny Lights
08 Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?
09 Wet T-shirt Nite
10 Sy Borg
11 Sofa
12 Packard Goose
13 Conehead
14 Easy Meat

Frank Zappa - 1975-11-15 - Allendale

2008-04-14T16:14:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
1975-11-15
The Dome
Grand Valley Colleges
Allendale, MI

Frank Zappa
Napoleon Murphy Brock
Roy Estrada
Andre Lewis
Terry Bozzio,
Norma Jean Bell

01. I'm Not Satisfied
02. Black Napkins
03. Advance Romance
04. The Illinois Enema Bandit
05. Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy
06. Lonely Little Girl
07. Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance
08. What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?
09. Chunga's Revenge

Frank Zappa - 1973-11-11 - Wayne, NJ (early and late shows)

2008-04-14T16:13:00.001+02:00

Frank Zappa
1973-11-11
William Patterson College
Wayne, NJ

Soundboard

Napoleon Murphy Brock - tenor saxophone, vocals
George Duke - keyboards, vocals
Tom Fowler - bass
Bruce Fowler - trombone
Ralph Humphrey - drums
Ruth Underwood - percussion
Frank Zappa - guitar, vocals

Early Show:

01. Dupree's Paradise
02. Pygmy-Cheepnis preamble
03. Pygmy Twylyte
04. The Idiot Bastard Son
05. Cheepnis
06. Inca Roads preamble & part 1
07. Inca Roads part 2
08. Dickie preamble
09. Dickie's Such An Asshole
10. encore preamble
11. I'm The Slime
12. Big Swifty

Late Show:

00. Intro & tuning
01. Tango preamble
02. Be-Bop Tango
03. Cucamonga
04. Cosmik preamble
05. Cosmik Debris
06. Village preamble
07. Village Of The Sun
08. Echidna's Arf
09. Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?
10. Penguin In Bondage
11. T'Mershi Duween
12. Dog Meat
13. Son Of Mr Green Genes
14. King Kong
15. Chungas Revenge
16. Son Of Mr Green Genes (reprise)

Frank Zappa - 1973-08-30 - Bologna

2008-04-14T16:11:00.000+02:00

Frank Zappa
1973-08-30
Bologna
Italy

01. Dupree's Paradise / Band Intro
02. Cosmik Debris
03. Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue / Kung Fu
04. Penguin In Bondage
05. Exercise #4
06. RDNZL
07. Farther Oblivion
08. Brown Shoes Don't Make It

in my opinion, this is one of the better shows from the period, with the highlights probably toward the end in 07. Farther Oblivion and 08. Brown Shoes Don't Make It (ending in a stylish outro a la Building a Girl). The whole show is tight and played flawlessly.

Van Halen - 2008-02-18 - Tampa

2008-04-14T16:10:00.001+02:00

Van Halen
2008-02-18
ST. Pete Times Forum
Tampa
Florida

Taper: Bluntforcetrauma
mp3@320

101 You Really Got Me
102 I'm The One
103 Running With The Devil
104 Romeo's Delight
105 Somebody Get Me A Doctor
106 Beautiful Girl
107 Dance The Night Away
108 Atomic Punk
109 Everybody Wants Some
110 So This Is Love
111 Mean Streets
112 Pretty Woman
113 Alex Van Halen Drum Solo

201 Unchained
202 I'll Wait
203 And The Cradle Will Rock
204 Hot For Teacher
205 Little Dreamer
206 Little Guitars
207 Jamie's Crying
208 Ice Cream Man
209 Panama
210 Eddie Van Halen Guitar Solo
211 Ain't Talking 'Bout Love
212 Audience
213 1984
214 Jump

Van Halen - 2008-02-16 - Jacksonville

2008-04-14T16:09:00.001+02:00

Van Halen
2008-02-16
Veterans Memorial Arena
Jacksonville
Florida

Taper: Bluntforcetrauma

101 You Really Got Me
102 I'm The One
103 Running With The Devil
104 Romeo's Delight
105 Somebody Get Me A Doctor
106 Beautiful Girl
107 Dance The Night Away
108 Atomic Punk
109 Everybody Wants Some
110 So This Is Love
111 Mean Streets
112 Pretty Woman
113 Alex Van Halen Drum Solo

201 Unchained
202 I'll Wait
203 And The Cradle Will Rock
204 Hot For Teacher
205 Little Dreamer
206 Little Guitars
207 Jamie's Crying
208 Ice Cream Man
209 Panama
210 Eddie Van Halen Guitar Solo
211 Ain't Talking 'Bout Love
212 Audience
213 Cathedral
214 Jump

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - CMT Crossroads DVD

2008-04-14T16:07:00.001+02:00

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
CMT Crossroads
Aired 2008-02-11

dvd

01. Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)
02. The Boy Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn
03. When The Levee Breaks
04. Black Dog
05. Stick With Me Baby
06. Rich Woman
07. Please Read The Letter

Megadeth - 2008-02-04 - Helsinki

2008-04-14T16:06:00.001+02:00

Megadeth
2008-02-04
Icehall
Helsinki

mp3@320

01. Sleepwalker
02. Take No Prisoners
03. Wake Up Dead
04. Skin O' My Teeth
05. Washington Is Next!
06. Kick The Chair
07. In My Darkest Hour
08. Hangar 18
09. Gears Of War
10. A Tout Le Monde
11. Tornado Of Souls
12. Ashes In Your Mouth
13. Never Walk Alone
14. Symphony Of Destruction
15. Trust
16. Peace Sells
17. Encore break
18. Burnt Ice
19. Holy Wars
20. Silent Corn

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-06 - Melbourne

2008-04-14T16:05:00.001+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-06
Rod Laver Arena
Melbourne
Australia

01. Aces High
02. 2 Minutes To Midnight
03. Revelations
04. The Trooper
05. Wasted Years
07. The Number Of The Beast
07. Run To The Hills
08. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
09. Powerslave
10. Heaven Can Wait
11. Can I Play With Madness
12. Fear Of The Dark
13. Iron Maiden
14. Banter (Band Intro's)
15. Moonchild
16. Clairvoyant
17. Hallowed Be Thy Name

Don Doken - 2008-02-08 - New York City

2008-04-14T16:02:00.000+02:00

Don Dokken
Nokia Theatre
New York City, NY
February 8, 2008

Opening for Queensryche

Recorded By: UKJ69

01- Eddie Trunk Intro-Into the Fire
02- Breaking The Chains
03- Just Got Lucky
04- Its Not Love
05- Alone Again
06- In My Dreams

Queensryche - 2008-02-08 - New York City

2008-04-14T16:01:00.001+02:00

Queensryche
Nokia Theatre
New York City, NY
February 8, 2008

Recorded By: UKJ69

01- Eddie Trunk Into-Burning Man
02- NM156-Screaming In Digital
03- Welcome To The Machine
04- I'm American
05- Hostage
06- Bridge
07- The Killing Words
08- Another Rainy Night
09- Gonna Get Close To You
10- Best I Can
11- Real World
12- Anybody Listening?
13- Jet City Woman
14- Eyes Of A Stranger
15- Synchronicity II (w/contest winner Bill on vocals)
16- Someone Else
17- Empire

Queensryche - 2008-01-26 - St. Paul

2008-04-14T15:59:00.000+02:00

Queensrÿche
2008-01-26
Myth Nightclub
Maplewood
St. Paul, MN

Recorded by Hurricane62

"Neon Knights" features contest winner Rick Forsgren (vocalist for the local band "Rockfist"). Some photos from the show are included.

Set-list:

01. Burning Man 3:56
02. NM156 - Screaming In Digital 7:24
03. Welcome To The Machine 5:19
04. Geoff Speaks #1 0:52
05. I'm American 3:01
06. Hostage 4:38
07. Geoff Speaks #2 0:36
08. Bridge 3:34
09. The Killing Words 4:04
10. Another Rainy Night 4:41
11. Geoff Speaks #3 0:54
12. Real World 4:28
13. I Don't Believe In Love 4:26
14. Anybody Listening? 6:44
15. Geoff Speaks #4 1:02
16. Jet City Woman 5:19
17. Eyes Of A Stranger 5:32
18. Empire 4:44

encore:
19. Neon Knights 4:32
20. Walk In The Shadows 3:42
21. Geoff Speaks #5 0:51
22. Take Hold Of The Flame 5:17

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-09 - Sydney

2008-04-14T15:58:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-09
Acer Arena
Sydney
Australia

mp3@320

101. Aces High
102. 2 Minutes To Midnight
103. Revelations
104. The Trooper
105. Wasted Years
106. The Number Of The Beast
107. Can I Play With Madness
108. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
109. Powerslave
110. Heaven Can Wait
111. Run To The Hills

201. Fear Of The Dark
202. Iron Maiden
203. Encore
204. Band Introduction
205. Moonchild
206. The Clairvoyant
207. Hallowed Be Thy Name

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-07 - Melbourne

2008-04-14T15:48:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-07
Rod Laver Arena
Melbourne
Australia

Taped by Blackstar

mp3@320

101. Churchill's Speech - Aces High
102. 2 Minutes To Midnight
103. Revelations
104. The Trooper
105. "canberra, why?"
106. Wasted Years
107. The Number Of The Beast
108. Can I Play With Madness
109. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

201. Powerslave
202. Heaven Can Wait
203. Run To The Hills
204. Fear Of The Dark
205. Iron Maiden
206. encore break - band intro's
207. Moonchild
208. The Clairvoyant
209. Hallowed Be Thy Name

Focus - 2008-01-24 - Aschaffenburg

2008-04-14T15:43:00.000+02:00

Focus
2008-01-24
Colos Saal
Aschaffenburg
Germany

101. Sylvia's Stepson
102. House Of The King
103. Tamara´s Move
104. Focus 7
105. Aya-Yuppie-Hippie-Yee
106. Eruption
107. Sylvia

201. Focus 3 - Focus 2
202. Round Goes The Gossip
203. La Cathédral De Strasbourg
204. Harem Scarem
205. De Ti O De Mi
206. Hocus Pocus
207. Focus 1
208. Neurotika

Iron Maiden - 2008-02-04 - Perth

2008-04-14T15:37:00.000+02:00

Iron Maiden
2008-02-04
Burswood Dome
Perth
Australia

Taper: MT

mp3@320

01. Churchill's Speech - Aces High
02. 2 Minutes To Midnight
03. Revelations
04. The Trooper
05. 'it worked for Superman'
06. Wasted Years
07. The Number Of The Beast
08. Run To The Hills
09. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
10. Powerslave
11. Heaven Can Wait
12. Can I Play With Madness
13. Fear Of The Dark
14. Iron Maiden
15. band intro's
16. Moonchild
17. Clairvoyant
18. Hallowed Be Thy Name

Great show, pretty good quality considering the acoustic of the dome... sort of a fuckup towards minute 12 of Rhyme of the ancient mariner, but who cares!
UP THE FUCKING IRONS!!!

Led Zeppelin - Studio Sessions Ultimate (Scorpio)

2008-04-14T15:32:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
Studio Sessions Ultimate
Scorpio LZ-07001~12

mp3@320 (properly tagged and with artwork, all info on each track is on the comments of each mp3)

0101. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (take 8)
0102. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (take 9)
0103. You Shook Me (take 1)
0104. Babe Come On Home (take 1) (aka Tribute To Bert Berns)
0105. Babe Come On Home (take 2) (aka Tribute To Bert Berns)
0106. Babe Come On Home (take 3) (aka Tribute To Bert Berns)
0107. untitled instrumental (take 1)
0108. untitled instrumental (take 2)
0109. untitled instrumental (take 3)
0110. untitled instrumental
0111. untitled instrumental (take 4)
0112. untitled instrumental
0113. untitled instrumental (take 7)
(Olympic Sound Studios, Barnes, London, England Oct. '68)
0114. Moby Dick (intro & outro)
0115. Moby Dick (actual drum solo)
(Mirror Sound Studios, Los Angeles, Ca. May '69)
0116. Sugar Mama
(Morgan Studios, Willesdon, London, England June '69) (63:37)

0201. Jennings Farm Blues (take 1)
0202. Jennings Farm Blues (take 2)
0203. Jennings Farm Blues (take 3)
0204. Jennings Farm Blues (take 4)
0205. Jennings Farm Blues (take 5)
0206. Jennings Farm Blues (take 6)
0207. Jennings Farm Blues (take 7)
0208. Jennings Farm Blues (take 8)
0209. Jennings Farm Blues (take 9)
0210. Jennings Farm Blues (take 10)
0211. Jennings Farm Blues (take 11)
0212. Jennings Farm Blues (take 12)
(Olympic Sound Studio, Barnes, London, England Nov. '69)
0213. That's The Way (first note cut)
0214. Feel So Bad medley incl. Fixin' To Die, That's Alright Mama
0215. Since I've Been Loving You
0216. Since I've Been Loving You
0217. Friends
0218. Immigrant Song
0219. Immigrant Song/Out On The Tiles
0220. Bron-Yr-Aur
0221. Poor Tom
0222. Hey Hey What Can I Do?
0223. Friends (contains a partial repeat of previous track version)
(Bron-Yr-Aur Cottage, Machynlleth Gwynedd, Wales Apr.-May '70 not Olympic Sound Studios, London, England May 5 '70)
0224. Poor Tom (Olympic Sound Studios, London, England May 5 '70) (*)

0301. I Wanna Be Her Man
0302. untitled instrumental
0303. untitled instrumental
0304. untitled instrumental
0305. untitled instrumental
0306. untitled instrumental
0307. untitled instrumental
0308. untitled instrumental
0309. untitled instrumental
0310. untitled instrumental
0311. untitled instrumental
0312. untitled instrumental
0313. untitled instrumental
0314. untitled instrumental
0315. untitled instrumental
0316. untitled instrumental
0317. untitled instrumental
0318. untitled instrumental
0319. untitled instrumental
0320. Hey Hey What Can I Do?
0321. untitled instrumental
0322. untitled instrumental
0323. untitled instrumental
0324. untitled instrumental
0325. untitled instrumental
0326. untitled instrumental
0327. Down By The Sea Side
0328. unknown song
0329. untitled instrumental
0330. unknown song
0331. unknown song
0332. unknown song
0333. untitled instrumental
0334. untitled instrumental
0335. Poor Tom
0336. untitled instrumental
0337. untitled instrumental
0338. That's The Way
0339. That's The Way
0340. That's The Way
0341. That's The Way
0342. Bron-Yr-Aur
0343. untitled instrumental
0344. untitled instrumental
0345. untitled instrumental
(all Bron-Yr-Aur Cottage, Machynlleth Gwynedd, Wales May-June '70 & Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England May-June '70)

0401. Stairway To Heaven
0402. untitled instrumental
0403. Black Dog
0404. Black Dog
0405. Black Dog
0406. Black Dog
0407. Black Dog
0408. Black Dog
0409. Black Dog
0410. No Quarter
0411. Stairway To Heaven
0412. Stairway To Heaven
0413. Stairway To Heaven
0414. Stairway To Heaven
0415. untitled instrumental
0416. Stairway To Heaven
0417. Stairway To Heaven
0418. The Battle Of Evermore
0419. When The Levee Breaks
(Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England Jan.'71)
0420. Four Sticks
0421. Black Dog
(Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England Jan.-Feb. '71) (*)

0501. Friends
0502. Friends
0503. Friends
0504. Friends
0505. Friends
0506. Friends
0507. Friends
0508. Friends
0509. Friends
0510. Friends
0511. Friends
0512. Four Sticks
0513. Friends
0514. Friends
0515. Friends (Take 1)
0516. Four Sticks (Take 1)
0517. Four Sticks (Take 2)
0518. Four Sticks (Take 2)
(EMI Studios, Bombay, India Mar. '72)
0519. Walter’s Walk
(Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, Stargroves, Newbury, Berkshire, England/Olympic Sound Studios, Barnes, London, England May 15 '72)
0520. No Quarter
0521. No Quarter
0522. No Quarter
0523. No Quarter
0524. No Quarter
0525. No Quarter
0526. No Quarter
(Electric Lady Studios, New York City, New York, New York June '72)

0601. Drums & Mellotron Tuning/Love Me
0602. Frankfurt Special
0603. King Creole
0604. Love Me (Reprise)
(Gaumont Theatre, Southampton, England Jan. 21 '73)
0605. Sugar Baby (aka Strawberry Jam)
0606. Sugar Baby (aka Strawberry Jam)
0607. Sugar Baby (aka Strawberry Jam)
0608. The Wanton Song
0609. The Rover
0610. The Rover
0611. The Rover
0612. The Rover
0613. Night Flight
0614. Night Flight
0615. Night Flight
0616. Night Flight
0617. School Days
0618. Nadine
0619. Round & Round
0620. Move On Down The Line
0621. Please Don't Tease
0622. Move It
0623. Move It
0624. Dynamite
0625. Shakin' All Over
0626. Hungry For Love
0627. Hungry For Love
0628. I'll Never Get Over You
0629. Reelin' & Rockin'
(soundcheck, unknown venue May 3 '73 - not Chicago Auditorium, Chicago, Ill. July 6 '73)

0701. Lucifer Rising
0702. Lucifer Rising
0703. Lucifer Rising
(Boleskine House, Loch Ness, Scotland Oct.-Nov. '73)
0704. untitled instrumental
0705. untitled instrumental
0706. untitled instrumental
0707. untitled instrumental
0708. untitled instrumental
0709. untitled instrumental
0710. untitled instrumental
0711. untitled instrumental
0712. untitled instrumental
0713. untitled instrumental
0714. untitled instrumental
0715. untitled instrumental
0716. untitled instrumental
0717. untitled instrumental
0718. untitled instrumental
0719. untitled instrumental
0720. untitled instrumental
0721. untitled instrumental
0722. untitled instrumental
0723. untitled instrumental
0724. untitled instrumental
0725. untitled instrumental
0726. untitled instrumental
0727. untitled instrumental
0728. untitled instrumental
0729. untitled instrumental
0730. untitled instrumental
0731. untitled instrumental
0732. untitled instrumental
(Jimmy Page's home studio, somewhere in U.K. '71 or Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England Nov. '73)

0801. untitled instrumental
0802. untitled instrumental
0803. untitled instrumental
0804. untitled instrumental
0805. untitled instrumental
0806. untitled instrumental
0807. untitled instrumental
0808. untitled instrumental
0809. untitled instrumental
0810. untitled instrumental
0811. untitled instrumental
0812. untitled instrumental
0813. Ten Years Gone
0814. Midnight Moonlight
0815. Midnight Moonlight
0816. Midnight Moonlight
0817. Midnight Moonlight
0818. Midnight Moonlight
0819. Midnight Moonlight
0820. Midnight Moonlight
0821. Midnight Moonlight
0822. Midnight Moonlight
0823. Midnight Moonlight
0824. Midnight Moonlight
0825. Midnight Moonlight
0826. Midnight Moonlight
0827. Midnight Moonlight
0828. Midnight Moonlight
0829. Midnight Moonlight
0830. Midnight Moonlight
0831. Midnight Moonlight
0832. Midnight Moonlight
0833. Midnight Moonlight
0834. Midnight Moonlight
0835. Midnight Moonlight
0836. Midnight Moonlight
0837. Midnight Moonlight
0838. Midnight Moonlight
0839. Midnight Moonlight
0840. Midnight Moonlight
0841. Midnight Moonlight
(Boleskine House, Loch Ness, Scotland Oct.-Nov. '73 and Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire England between Nov. '73 and Jan.-Feb. '74 Jimmy Page solo)

0901. The Wanton Song
0902. The Wanton Song
0903. Take Me Home
0904. Take Me Home
0905. In The Morning
0906. Trampled Under Foot
0907. Trampled Under Foot
0908. Trampled Under Foot
0909. Trampled Under Foot
0910. Trampled Under Foot
0911. Trampled Under Foot
0912. Trampled Under Foot
0913. Trampled Under Foot
0914. Trampled Under Foot
0915. In The Light
0916. Sick Again
0917. The Rover
0918. untitled instrumental
0919. In My Time Of Dying
0920. In My Time Of Dying
0921. In My Time Of Dying
0922. In My Time Of Dying
0923. In My Time Of Dying
0924. In My Time Of Dying
0925. In My Time Of Dying
0926. The Wanton Song (w/count-in)
0927. Trampled Underfoot (w/long ending)
(Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England Jan.-Feb. '74)

1001. Trampled Under Foot
1002. Kashmir
1003. Custard Pie
1004. In The Light
1005. Midnight Moonlight
1006. Midnight Moonlight
1007. Ten Years Gone
1008. Ten Years Gone
1009. Ten Years Gone
1010. Ten Years Gone
1011. Boogie With Stu
1012. Boogie With Stu
1013. Boogie With Stu
1014. Boogie With Stu
1015. Boogie With Stu
1016. Boogie With Stu
1017. Boogie With Stu
1018. Boogie With Stu
1019. Night Flight
1020. Night Flight
1021. Night Flight
1022. Night Flight
1023. Night Flight
1024. Night Flight
(Headley Grange Studios, Hampshire, England Jan.-Feb. '74)
1025. The Wanton Song
(WLIR 92.7 Radio Broadcast, Westbury, New York Jan. 1 '75)

1101. Royal Orleans (instrumental)
1102. Tea For One (aka Hootchie Kootchie version)
1103. Don't Start Me Talking-Blues Medley-All My Lovin'
(SIR Studios, Hollywood, Los Angeles Oct. '75)
1104. Carouselambra (**)
1105. unknown song (**)
1106. Wearing And Tearing (**)
1107. Fool In The Rain (**)
1108. Hot Dog (**)
1109. In The Evening (**)
1110. South Bound Saurez (**)
1111. Darlene (**)
1112. Fool In The Rain (**)
1113. Carouselambra
1114. All My Love
(Polar Studios, Stockholm, Sweden Nov. '78)

1201. Fire
1202. Carouselambra
1203. Carouselambra
1204. Carouselambra
(Clearwell Castle, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England May '78)
1205. White Summer
1206. White Summer medley incl. Black Mountain Side
1207. Kashmir
1208. Achilles Last Stand
1209. Achilles Last Stand
1210. Stairway To Heaven
(Rainbow Theatre/New Victoria Theatre, London, England Apr.-May '80)

This box was released in May 2007. It contains everything on Antrabata's "Sessions", Midas Touch's "Brutal Artistry" and "Brutal Artistry II", and Empress Valley's "The Lost Mixes EP Voume 1". Antrabata and the Midas Touch both titles were all three released in 1997, and Empress Valley in 2001. Scorpio doesn't include any of the new material released during the six years prior to it's release. Going back even further, they also excluded the extra 36 minutes of Battle of Evermore outtakes that's only found on TDOLZ's "Sessions" title from 1997. There is some minor material making it's debut. The first disc's track 13 has an extra half minute in the end over prior releases. Disc ten's tracks 7-14 provide an extra 17 minutes of studio room floor edit pieces for Ten Years Gone and Boogie With Stu. Scorpio's material was closely sequenced chronologically. They were careful to not miss the few bits of tape before/after tracks that have commonly been missed by others. The tapes are excellent quality, with the only exception being some static halfway through Stairway To Heaven on the final disc."

Led Zeppelin collectors are among the most fortunate when it comes to owning outtakes and rehearsals. Except for The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, no other big group has as many and various behind the scene tapes as Zeppelin. So much of this material has been released that it is possible to trace the entire history of the band, from the first album sessions right through to their last. The first massive collection to be issued was the Antrabata eleven disc set Studio Sessions released a decade ago. This set collected every piece of tape known at the time and presented them in a chronological, cohesive order. Despite the knock against it for using inferior sounding tapes, it remains a popular and sought after item. Akashic was going to attempt a comprehensive box set in the winter of 1999 to be called The Final Option. This, however, was scraped and only five discs spread out over three titles, Meet Led Zeppelin, Scorpio Rising and The Smithereens, have been released. Now the new Scorpio label, with the new release Studio Sessions Ultimate, gives a much needed overhaul of Antrabata. Spread over twelve discs, Scorpio not only includes everything found in the older box set, but also include most of the material that has surfaced in the past decade and use only the best sounding versions of the more familiar tapes. Generally speaking, the sound quality of this release is not worse, and in some cases better than anything else in circulation.
The first disc follows the track listing of Antrabata's first disc except for the addition of "Moby Dick". It dates from the very first sessions for the first album in Olympic Studio in October 1968. These outtakes can also be found on Olympic Gold on Scorpio (LZ 92-SC), Gems + Jams (ZELCD101), Studio Haze (Laughing Skull), Anyway You Want (KFM 008), Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You (Dynamite Studio DS92J031), Hairway To Steven (Invasion Unlimited IU9645-1) and the latest release Early Days (Refinded Masters) was released in 2004. The sessions for the first album began on September 27th, 1968 at Olympic Studio where they recorded under the name, according to studio records, as The Yardbirds. The first two tracks are full band run through of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You". It is appropriate this track begins this massive box set since this is the song Jimmy Page and Robert Plant bonded on in their first face-to-face meeting at Page's home. The final product sounds much more restrained than these two takes, with Plant singing his guts out. "You Shook Me" is the very first take according to the voice of engineer Glyn Johns. It lasts for almost eight minutes and cuts out at the very end. There are three takes of "Tribute To Bert Burns", which surfaced in 1993 as "Baby Come On Home." This dates from the final day of recording. What follows is a half hour of guitar and organ exercises. Its origin and purpose is a mystery and when they first surfaced it was claimed the organ player was Steve Winwood.
The music is very moody and it sounds like Page and John Paul Jones trying to get a handle on "Your Time Is Gonna Come". These sessions were most recently released on Danish TV & Studio Sessions (Watch Tower WT 2001009). "Moby Dick" dates from the hectic recording schedule for Led Zeppelin II during their second US tour. The first disc ends with the very rare cover of Sonny Boy Williamson's "Sugar Mama". This dates from Morgan studio in the summer of that year intended possibly for the second album. It is a bouncy, catchy pop number and is obvious why it has never been issued by the band in any form. It sounds dated even for 1969, but is good to have. The first half of the second disc contains the fascinating track "Jennings Farm Blues." Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant at the time was quoted in the music press that the band have "written a special number which they intended as their first British single which they will be recording next week" for a January, 1970 release to coincide with their appearance at the Royal Albert Hall. This would have been their first single but this, along with several throughout their career, was scrapped and England wouldn't have a single from Led Zeppelin until 1997's "Whole Lotta Love." This tape, dating from November 1969, first surfaced on the old Scorpio label on Jennings Farm Blues, was copied by the Australian Farmhouse Blues (Blue Kangaroo BK-11), and appears on the second disc of the Antrabata, 1970 Studio Works on Theremin, Scorpio Rising (Akashic AKALZ-Studio-002), and The Lost Sessions Vol. 6 (Empress Valley EVSD-325).
The sound quality of "Jennings Farm Blues" (named after Robert Plant's farm) is outstanding. It is one of Page's early attempts to create a guitar orchestra with many layers of guitars weaving around one another in increasing complexity. As the sessions go on both the playing and Page's comments reveal a lot of frustration and the song never passed the instrumental stage. The final version does have some pretty lyrical passages and it's a shame it was never completed in this form. The basic melody would be used again six months later for "Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp" and the vision of multi-layered guitars will come to fruition three years later for "The Song Remains The Same". The balance of disc two contains outtakes from the sessions for the third album. These recordings first surfaced on Studio Daze on Scorpio (SE 64-10-171) and are also available on Led Zeppelin III (Tarantura Trantic CD 19128), Studio Daze Revisited (TMOQ) as well as disc two of the Antrabata. "That's The Way" through "Since I've Been Loving You" are label Headley Grange but that isn't correct. "That's The Way", which sounds identical to the final version, was recorded in Island Studios in London. "Feel So Bad" is a medley of blues hits played by Page on a nervous sounding slide guitar and is part of the sessions for "Hats Off For (Roy) Harper" which closes the album and was recorded at Olympic studio. "Since I've Been Loving You" was recorded at Island Studios with the guitar solo dating from Memphis in April, 1970. This is the take used for the final product with the addition of Plant screaming during the solo.
This is followed by the three-minute vocal take of "Since I've Been Loving You"of which many collectors question its authenticity. The following six tracks date from rehearsals for the third album and its location and date isn't clear. The two versions of "Friends", "Poor Tom", "Bron-Yr-Aur" and "Hey Hey What Can I Do?" sound like they date from the Bron-Yr-Aur cottage since it contains only Page and Plant playing guitar and bongos. "Immigrant Song" and "Out On The Tiles", are full band rehearsals and bootlegs have always attributed them to the third album rehearsals in Headley Grange. However the sequence of events after the cottage is first a rehearsal session at Plant's farm in Worcestershire. Afterwards they convened in Olympic Studio to record "Friends" and "Poor Tom" and afterwards continued rehearsals in Headley Grange. It is difficult to determine which set of rehearsals those two tracks date from, but if indeed all six tracks come from the same rehearsal then they were recorded at Plant's farm. The two full band electric rehearsals are fascinating to hear as the band work on them. "Immigrant Song" contains the famous screeching and inaudible lyrics different from the Viking saga the song developed into. The final studio version doesn't have a guitar solo, but the rehearsal has one that is short and primitive. "Out On The Tiles", John Bonham's song, has the basic melody and only the chorus present ("all I need from you / is all your love"). The final track on disc two is "Poor Tom", Led Zeppelin's interpretation of Robert Wilkins' "Prodigal Son." This was recorded on May 5th, 1970 and the version here is the same as what appears on Coda but in much worse quality and without lyrics.
The third disc contains an important tape in the story of Led Zeppelin. After their tour of the U.S. in the spring, which saw the last date cancelled because of Plant's exhaustion, the singer and Page retired to Bron-Yr-Aur cottage in Wales. The intent was to have a working vacation where they can write songs together and to add a folk dimension to the band's sound. Several vinyl releases document this tape like Rehearsals 1970 and Hiawatha Express (Stash 2304). On compact disc, p art of the rehearsals appear on A Tribute To Johnny Kidd And The Pirates on Scorpio, along with the 1973 rehearsal tape. That release is interesting since the label actually invented names for some of the tunes on the tape like "Snowdonia", "Wind In The Willow" and "Who Remembers Davey Graham?" The tape has seen releases also on Another Way To Wales (Black Swan BS-03), Led Zeppelin III (Tarantura Trantic CD 19128) Hiawatha Express on CD (Toasted Condor #1980), and Scorpio Rising (Akashic AKALZ-Studio-002) as well as the third disc of the Antrabata set. The sound quality on Studio Sessions Ultimate is again excellent given the age and condition under which the tape was produced. Most of the disc is devoted to Plant and Page playing acoustic guitar, producing some interesting meditative harmonies. Some parts become familiar like some melodies that will be used for "Over The Hills And Far Away", "Gallow's Pole", and a cover of Crosby, Stills And Nash's "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes."
What this tape reveals is that "Down By The Seaside" is perhaps the earliest song written at the cottage. It certainly is the first one with lyrics. Also among these doodlings is the earliest idea for "Stairway To Heaven." Tracks 33 to 45 have a different sound quality than the first 32. It is more dull than the rest and comes from a different tape source. This tape has more developed and familiar melodies including "The Rover" two years before it appears onstage in Sydney. Also by this stage "That's The Way" has had taken a more recognizable form with lyrics close to the final version. "Bron-Yr-Aur" is much slower than the final version that appears on Physical Graffiti, lasting three minutes, and is played as a Page and Plant duet. Given its importance, collectors are fortunate that not only have some of these tapes survived but have been circulating for many years now. The fourth disc moves on to the sessions associated with the fourth album. The sequence of events is similar to the third album with Page and Plant spending some time at the cottage in Bron-Yr-Aur followed by the entire band meeting at Island Studios. Early on though they decided to record in a rural setting as a band this time and chose the three-story house Headley Grange aided by the Rolling Stones' mobile studio and the Stones' Ian Stewart. This is the location where Fleetwood Mac recorded and where Genesis would later record The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. The acoustics in the cavernous hallways and the spooky atmosphere (John Paul Jones remembers he saw ghosts there) were conductive to producing some of Zeppelin's best ever work for their classic LP.
Afterwards the band returned to Island studios to finally record and mix the album. The earliest titles with this material were on vinyl including Rehearsals January 1971 (Rock Live 2-A-B) and Inedits (LZ1-2). On compact disc these sessions have appeared on many titles such as All That Glitters Is Gold (Celebration CSM-001A/B), Another IV Symbols (Tarantura TCD-4), Hairway To Steven (Invasion Unlimited IU9645-1), Led Zeppelin IV Outtakes (Tarantura), Stairway Sessions (Silver Rarities SIRA 71), Studio Haze Vol 1 (Laughing Skull), Ultra Rare Tracks Vol. 1 (Missing Link ML-001), Stairway To Heaven Sessions 1970-1971 (Live Storm LSCD 52631 and also on Zoso's Company ZOSO-9301/2), Sessions (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin Vol. 49) and on the sixth disc of the Antrabata set. Scorpio made an error on the track listing that needs to be noted. The first "Stairway To Heaven" is followed by three untitled instrumental tracks followed by five "Black Dog" rehearsal tracks. Scorpio list the second two instrumentals as "Black Dog" giving the impression there are seven tracks to the song and not five. The first take of "Stairway To Heaven" and the following three instrumental tapes feature Page on guitar and Jones on electric piano. "Stairway To Heaven" is a three and a half instrumental run-through of the opening theme played at normal speed, faster, and then returning to normal. The following jam features Jones playing a happy theme on the keyboard and Page accompanying him with a bouncy, catchy melody.
The recording is clear enough to be from Island studio, but it could also date from Headley Grange. What are clearly from the house are the "Black Dog" rehearsals. It sounds as if it was recorded on a two-track, sounding heavy with the echo. "Black Dog" at this stage has yet to be fully worked out and Plant is improvising lyrics on the spot (something he would continue to do on stage for many years, come to think of it). It gives a fantastic aural snapshot of the band creating a classic track in the studio. By the third take, the band are clearly having difficulty mastering the difficult riff until Jones shouts out instructions and leads the band on the bass guitar. Page, followed by Bonham hit into a groove with Bonham shouting, "YES!" The final take is a very confident delivery. "No Quarter" again dates from Headley Grange and is the earliest reference to the Houses Of The Holy song, three years before its official release. Even in this primitive state the basic melody and structure of the song is present although it is a bit too up-tempo. Plant scats vocals and Page plays a solo before the tape runs out. The next seven tracks come again from the "Stairway To Heaven" sessions. The first four rehearsals feature Page and Jones again working on the breaks and tempos of the piece. The untitled instrumental is a minute long doodle with nothing interesting. The final two "Stairway To Heaven" tracks are joined by Plant adding vocals to the rehearsals and Jones adding recorders at the beginning, bring the song closer to the final, recognizable version.
An important story in Zeppelin mythology is about the spontaneous nature of the lyrics to the classic song with Plant claiming the words just came to him. There is some truth to this claim since, besides some minor variations and differences in the melody; it is very close to what appears on the fourth album. The song in this take approaches the traditional ending but returns to the opening theme. The final take of "Stairway To Heaven" comes from a different tape than the previous ones and sounds brighter and clearer. Bonham joins the band to lay down a drum track and the song sounds even closer to the final version. There are smaller variations in the lyrics (“when she gets there she knows/ if the stores are all closed / she can call in and see...") but still mostly correct. The song builds into a crescendo and Page switches his guitar and rips out a solo with ideas that will find their way into the live performances of the piece for the next decade. The song still doesn't have the closing verse ("there was a lady we all know / who shines bright light...") but has the soft ending and the track closes with amazement with Bonham saying "bloody 'ell!" They spoke to the press about developing an epic to replace "Dazed And Confused" and they know they wrote an excellent song. "The Battle Of Evermore" contains the final instrumental track and has Plant singing lyrics, with some variations from the final version, without Sandy Denny's contribution. The sound quality of this track is below the others on this disc and the vocal is located in the right channel so it is a tough listen.
The final three tracks, "When The Levee Breaks", "Four Sticks", and "Black Dog" are the variations of the final tracks that first surfaced in 2001 on The Lost Mixes EP Vol. 1 (Empress Valley EVSD-89) and were quickly copied by Watch Tower on Control Monitor Mixes EP, a bonus with their Salt Lake City release and released by Celebration on All That Glitters Is Gold (Celebration CSM-001A/B). These are pristine quality versions of the official releases with some minor variations in the mix. "When The Levee Breaks" begins with inaudible studio chatter and the opening drums are missing, beginning with the first verse. Absent also is the second verse and some guitar overdubs. The bass and drums are louder than the final mix. "Four Sticks" begins with Bonham playing the rhythm on drums, stopping and speaking about the sound being "African" before the tune begins again. This does sound slightly clearer than the final version. "Black Dog" begins with the same guitar tune-ups but there is a Bonham count-in before the vocals begin. Bonham's time keeping on the sticks is louder and the ending of the song contains a solo that was omitted from the final version before the fade.

The fifth disc focuses upon material from 1972 and contains the complete Bombay sessions from March, following their tour of Australia. These sessions appear on All That Glitters Is Gold, Bombay (CG 40), Bombay India, The Complete 1972 Bombay Sessions (Tecumseh TRC-003), Sessions (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin Vol. 49), Studio Haze Vol 1 (Laughing Skull), first disc of The Smithereens (AKA-Studio-003) The Lost Sessions Vol. 2 (EVSD-165) and disc seven of the Antrabata box. This tape is one of the most often often released and popular outtake. Page and Plant recruited famous Indian musician Vijay Ragav Rao to assemble an ad hoc orchestra comprised of both western and Indian instruments. What can be clearly heard are both Jimmy Page and Robert Plant speaking to Rao, and Rao translating their instructions to the musicians. The orchestra tries their best but the different takes reveal missed cues and misunderstandings. This is the first time they tried to interpret their musical ideas to anyone other than members of the band and they have difficulty in explaining what they want. Rehearsals exist only for "Friends", as well as a very good final take with vocals. For "Four Sticks", the other eastern inspired tune they practice, only more polished takes without vocals exist. "Walter's Walk" is the instrumental track recorded on May 15th, 1972 at Stargroves during the rehearsals and recording of Houses Of The Holy. This track would find its way into "Dazed And Confused" on the following U.S tour and would be resurrected for 1982's Coda. Plant recorded vocals at that time for Coda and this represents his final recorded vocal performance as a member of Led Zeppelin.
The "No Quarter" sessions close this disc and these first surfaced on Studio Daze on Scorpio and were last issued on The Lost Sessions Vol. 6 (EVSD-325). This tape has recordings of the session that produced the final version as it appears on Houses Of The Holy. Ever since the first Scorpio release it has been attributed to Electric Ladyland Studio in New York during June 1972. In reality this comes from Island Studios in May of that year, before they left for the eighth tour and features John Paul Jones working with John Bonham to nail down the rhythm. The first "No Quarter" opens with Bonham banging the sticks singing "Pictures Of Lily" before Jones begins the familiar cold organ intro. This is a complete seven and a half minute run-through without vocals or guitar solo, but with the same timbre of the official version. The second take is thirty seconds and is aborted by Jones with a giggle. This is followed by another attempt stopped after twenty seconds since Jones hits a bum note. This is followed by the second full run-through, lasting eight minutes. Again no vocals, guitar solo or grand piano is present, but Jones and Bonham change the rhythm during the solo. After two more aborted takes, with Jones hitting a really nasty note, we are rewarded with the final take of the song. This one is complete with vocals, guitar solo, and grand piano flourishes in the solo. There are also additional effects and guitars by Page and some Plant moans that were eventually cut out of the final release. "No Quarter" is one of the greatest Zeppelin songs and to have such clear quality outtakes like this is wonderful to listen to.
The sixth disc contains the two well-known 1973 rehearsal tapes. The first is a six-minute fragment that comes from either January 21st at the Gaumont Theatre, Southampton or January 22nd at The Old Refectory, Southampton University. Both dates have been attached to this tape. With the existence of a soundboard tape from the latter of the two (an interesting show which should be released soon) it most likely is the latter. It begins with Bonham cursing at a roadie before Bonham, Jones and Plant (no Page) bang out some Elvis hits. "Love Me" and "King Creole" are two songs that were never played in any medley so it's good to have these. Southampton can be found on the vinyl Hiawatha Express and on the cd title Elvis Has Just Left The Building (LZ 6837-281). The rest of the disc contains the mysterious hour-long rehearsal tape. This appeared previously on Magical Mystery Tape (Tarantura TMMT-1), A Tribute To Johnny Kidd And The Pirates, Round And Round (Ghost CD 53-48), Hookin' And Jabbin' (TRC 1000), disc two of The Smithereens (AKALZ-Studio-004), and most recently on The Lost Sessions Vol. 5 (EVSD-179) issued in 2005. The last one also claimed that Jimmy Page himself will clear up the mystery of its origins, but has so far failed to do so. The quality of Plant's voice and Page's guitar points to being from 1973 but the location is not known. Both "The Rover" and "Night Flight" were released in 1975 but were finished and recorded many years before that.
"Sugar Baby" (or "Strawberry Jam" as it is called on earlier releases) sounds like the funky section of "Whole Lotta Love." "The Wanton Song" included on this tape is only a small fraction of the song. It doesn't have the main riff nor lyrics, but is only the descending riff leading to the bridge, so it is a bit of a misnomer and it is more accurate to say it is a riff that was later incorporated into the song whose working title was "Desiree." The fourth track listed "Night Flight" is a complete version of the song taken at a faster tempo and reveals that it could have been a compelling stage piece if they bothered to include it in any set list. The rest of the tape includes lots of rock and roll oldies and tuning beginning with several Chuck Berry tunes. Plant sings only the final three verses of "School Days", "Nadine (Is That You?)" and several verses and the chorus of "Round And Round." What follows is the first verse and chorus repeated several times of Roy Orbinson's "Move On Down The Line," a song they played in some "Whole Lotta Love" medleys. What follows is a song that is listed here, and on every release of this tape, as "Love Me Like A Hurricane" but this isn't accurate. What they are playing is a cover of Cliff Richard's "Please Don't Tease", a single that spent three weeks at number one on the charts in the summer of 1960. "Shakin' All Over" is Johnny Kidd And The Pirates' 1960 number one hit that was covered by The Who, The Guess Who, and Iggy Pop. Zeppelin gives a dramatic rendition in this sound check.
Two more Johnny Kidd And The Pirates hits follow, "Hungry For Love" and "I'll Never Get Over You" before the session falls apart. Bonham bangs out the beginning of "Rock And Roll", Plant sings a line from "Surrender" and Jones tunes the organ before the tape runs out. The sound quality on Scorpio is as good as I've heard and this is one of the most remarkable Zeppelin tapes in existence. Although it will be good to learn the actual date and location, that doesn't detract from the enjoyment of the band playing these songs, many of which never appeared in their live act. The seventh disc contains Jimmy Page alone in various recordings. The first five minutes is devoted to outtakes from his soundtrack for Lucifer Rising in excellent quality. This tape is found also on disc eleven of the Antrabata box set and on Midnight Rehearsals (GEJM-0001). The full Jimmy Page soundtrack is not included and would have been a great addition to this collection. It was released on vinyl on Solo Performances (RPJP A-B) but has never seen a release on compact disc. The many and various Lucifer Rising titles all contain the soundtrack used for the final cut of Kenneth Anger's film recorded by Bobby Beausoleil And The Freedom Orchestra. (If anyone wants to hear the real Page soundtrack, let me know and I'll email it to you. It is spooky music!) The three tracks consist of violin bow on guitar exercises and Page finding the right harmonics to produce an unsettling effect. The tape dates from late 1973 but the location of recording, although always attributed to Boleskine House, is unconfirmed.
The final forty-five minutes is devoted to Page rehearsals that are a mystery. The only other release of this complete tape is on disc four of Antrabata's set so it is a very welcome addition in this set. Scorpio date it at the same time as the Lucifer Rising outtakes but Louis Rey dates this in 1971 during the fourth album sessions. The tape quality changes throughout so it most likely dates from many and various times. It consists of Page working out melodies on the acoustic guitar. Many of the melodies introduced on the guitar are then played on piano. The piano playing is very good and causes questions as to whether or not it is Page playing or someone else. There is no further evidence on tape that he even plays the instrument. Nevertheless some of the melodies are recognizable including the fast break found in 1976's "Hots On For Nowhere" and an embryonic version of "The Rain Song."
The following disc continues with more of Jimmy Page's personal demos. The first track is a three minute long mellow acoustic number which never went past the developmental stage. This is followed by thirteen takes of the Physical Graffiti number "Ten Years Gone." These appear on the third disc of Brutal Artistry (Midas Touch 72731/2/3), but are not very interesting to be honest. The first track captures Page practicing one of the themes on acoustic guitar. The rest are of Page piling electric guitar lines on top of one another, working on the transition between the second guitar solo (after Plant's "did you every need somebody") and the reiteration of the main theme at 4:06 in the finished version. The next hour is devoted to Page working on the famous lost Zeppelin epic "Swan Song." Scorpio labels this "Midnight Moonlight" and that is correct since it did finally surface in the early eighties with The Firm. This tape appears on Dangerous Relation (Medusa JP 2-1.2) and the second disc of Brutal Artistry, but not on the Antrabata set. But it is an important piece of Zeppelin's history too, giving the band the name of its record label, and deserves to be acknowledged as such. This recording has Page playing acoustic guitar over splashes of mellotron. He works on themes that have been heard onstage for years in his "White Summer" improvisations, and over the hour or so he runs these themes through many different textures and variations. The twenty-first "Midnight Moonlight" is an eight minute long variation of the old Yardbirds track, bending it past any recognition.
The ninth disc continues with Physical Graffiti material and corresponds almost exactly with the ninth disc of Antrabata's outtakes box set. It contains the rehearsal tape from Headley Grange in the autumn, 1974. This tape first surfaced in the eighties on the vinyl releases Tangible Vandalism (TV A-D) and In Through The Outtakes (Widget Recordworks 7800). On compact disc it appears on the first disc of Brutal Artistry (Midas Touch 72731/2/3), Alternative Graffiti (CSM-002A/B), Headley Grange (Immigrant IM-003), In Through The Outtakes (Musichen) Physically Present (House Of Elrond), Totally Tangible (Blimp BL001), and Tangible Vandalism (Goblin CD 3011). This tape is very popular because it offers a fly on the wall perspective of Led Zeppelin working together as a band jamming and working on songs of one of their greatest albums. The sound quality is very good for being a rehearsal tape and some of the discussions are audible. "The Wanton Song" is much more complete than in the 1973 sound check tape with lyrics close to the final version and plenty of missed time signatures. The second "The Wanton Song" is the same descending riff from the earlier tape capturing the band nailing down that difficult transition with the track ending with Bonham saying "hold on, hold on." What Scorpio list as an "unknown song" has been labeled on other releases as "Take Me Home". It has a country picking beginning before landing on a Zeppelin groove very similar to "The Wanton Song" with Plant singing about someone wanting to leave or some such.
The second take reaches almost five minutes and is more of the same. Zeppelin wrote two songs, "The Wanton Song" and "Sick Again" about the groupies on their previous tour of the US and this sounds like a third such with its very *friendly* personty groove. The next track is labeled "Take Me Home", but this is an error. What is on this release labeled "Take Me Home" is an early version of "In The Light" with its original diatonic arrangement and lyrics about singing a song of salvation. The next nine tracks are the band working out "Trampled Under Foot." None of the tracks is longer than three and a half minutes and they try different tempi over Jones' clavinet melody. Following this is another five-minute stab at "In The Light", called "In The Morning" at this point. Jones plays grand piano over Plant's lyrics before the band kick in. "Sick Again" is an early rehearsal of the closing track of the LP. The following untitled instrumental begins with Robert Plant saying, "... and John Paul Jones is produced by Mojo." John Bonham follows with "Without whom nothing would be possible." Jones replies to Bonham by saying, "Without whose help this album would still be on sixteen track tape." What follows is a three minute rhythmic workout that at times is very catchy and has the ironic underpinnings that are completely absent from Physical Graffiti but are found on Presence in spades. This song, had it gone anywhere, would have fit on the follow-up perfectly. The track ends with Plant teaching his daughter Carmen the ABC's.
The "In My Time Of Dying” rehearsals consist mostly of Page working with Bonham to get the correct rhythm down. The third "In My Time Of Dying" is an almost complete take lasting eight minutes and breaks down by the end. The last couple of tracks reveal some tensions with Bonham. "You've got to have a count,” he says after one take. "There's got to be a count. It would be easy but the way Rob..." "Just do it again and see" Page says to the drummer trying to calm him down. "Now just a minute, Rob's vocals never come in." Page plays the riff and Bonham responds with marching patterns on the drums before it all come crashing down and Bonzo saying still "we gotta have a count. We'll give Robert there his freedom and it doesn't matter what Rob does we can still do it." Plant asks, "but where are you counting from now?" "Well I can't count where he stops because your vocals might be different. I mean, your voice might go half a beat and we're gonna be fucked." Plant responds, "Ah, but if you do that it will be like 'Black Dog', it gives me time to move." Bonham shouts back, "but the reason we did 'Black Dog' is because we counted and you did it afterwards." They attempt it again but the tape cuts out after half a minute. It is this kind of material that makes collecting just plain cool. Even a great band like Led Zeppelin can sound like a bunch of idiots in the garage arguing over the songs.
The final two tracks on this disc first surfaced on T he Lost Mixes EP Vol. 1 on Empress Valley and are included on Watch Tower's Control Monitor Mixes EP and Celebration's Alternative Graffiti. Both songs are the final mix done at Olympic Studios that appear on Physical Graffiti but with minor variations in the mix. "The Wanton Song” has a count in and is perhaps a bit more raw in the vocals than the final mix. "Trampled Under Foot" has a very soft count-in from Jones. There are subtle differences in the guitar mix and additional guitar dubs in the end. This version also fades out whereas the final mix ends with a sustained chord. Since these are more polished outtakes they probably would have fit better on disc ten rather than nine, but are here probably for space considerations. The first six tracks on the tenth disc are also from Olympic Studio. They have appeared on releases Brutal Artistry, Physically Present, Physical Graffiti Alternate Trax on Tarantura but in mono instead of stereo, and Swan Song Sketches (Achillies Records CD001). They appeared after the release of the Antrabata set so weren't included. "Trampled Under Foot" is another mix of the final version and "Kashmir" is the instrumental rhythm track used in the final version. "Custard Pie" is again the final mix but without the harmonica at the end. "In The Light" is a perfectly mixed polished version of the version heard on the Headley Grange rehearsal tape. It is amazing to think how far this version got before they scrapped it in favor of the arrangement used on Physical Graffiti.
I'm sure that sessions for the official version of "In The Light" is on everybody's wish list for future outtake material and would be an event if they ever did. The following two tracks are perfectly mixed versions of "Swan Song", but with no vocals. It was a revelation when it first appeared since nobody knew just how far the band went with it. Collectors' reaction to this gave the name "Oh My God!" to this tape. Since the band spent the time to record and mix "Swan Song" in the studio, it begs the question why it was never completed with vocals. There were some stories in the press that Page was working on a suite based on the four seasons and this was one of them, but that project never got off the ground. It is also amazing to think it sat in the vaults for the final five years of the band's existence with no attempt to use it on subsequent releases. This tape got released because Plant himself gave it to someone who passed it around and we are all fortunate to have it available to listen to and enjoy. It is truly the greatest of Zeppelin's lost tracks and deserves an official release, even in this form, in the future. The bulk of this disc is devoted to mix downs for three songs from the album. "Boogie With Stu" was not recorded at Olympic Studio in 1974 but at Headley Grange in 1971 with Ian Stewart of the Rolling Stones on piano. These appeared on Ultra Rare Trax Vol. 2 (Savege Beast Music SB-969631) and with "Night Flight" on Brutal Artistry 2 (Midas Touch 72811). The final track is "The Wanton Song" from WLIR radio on Long Island.
Disc eleven begins with the only rehearsal in common circulation for the Presence LP. This fifteen-minute tape dates from the initial sessions at SIR studios in Los Angeles in November 1975. The band were supposed to be on tour at this time but couldn't because of Plant's accident in Rhodes in August. The instead placed their energies in a new album instead to be recorded later in Munich in December. This tape appears on Brutal Artistry 2, Bizarre (Tarantura RH-001) and disc eleven of the Antrabata box. It is a cassette recording in the rehearsal studio of the entire band playing together. "Royal Orleans" is only twenty seconds of the opening riff. The following "Tea For One" is called the "Hootchie Cootchie" version. The final song is a slow blues dirge, but this is at a faster pace with Plant singing the hootchie cootchie lyrics over the plodding rhythm. The final five minutes of the tape show the band jamming on some blues oldies before the tape cuts out. It is valuable since this is all we have from such a tumultuous time but doesn't really reveal all that much. The rest of the disc is occupied with alternate mixes of songs from the Stockholm sessions in late 1978 that produced In Through The Outdoor. These sessions were released before on vinyl as Out Through The Back Door (Amazing Stork ITT A-D) and on compact disc as All My Love (Tarantura NO 16000), Alternative Coda (Ritual 003), Different Mixed Coda (Pot 010/011), In Through The Outtakes (Musichen), Out Through The Back Door (Exile CD4016) and disc two of The Lost Sessions Vol. 4 (EVSD-308/309).
"Carouselambra" is the instrumental track used for the final mix without vocals. This is the last of Zeppelin's great epics and incorporates new wave and disco elements within a bombastic idiom that only Zeppelin could pull off. Hearing the music only reveals the depth of textures used to convey meaning. This sounds brighter than the final version and doesn't end in a fade out. The "unknown song" that follows is an eight second fragment of God knows what. "Wearing And Tearing" was going to be a special EP to commemorate the Knebworth concerts but was scrapped and wouldn't be released until 1982's Coda. This is the final version of the piece with a count-in by Bonham and additional Plant interjections throughout the song. "Fool In The Rain" begins with a count-in from Bonham. And Plant, referring to the Latin flavor of the song, shouts "quartro!" There is an additional "oh yea" by the beginning but the whistle, Plant's vocals in the bridge and guitar solo are missing. "Hot Dog" is the same as the final version except with the guitar solo missing and Plant throwing in funny interjections like "that's my kind of music" and "c'mon Mr. Philips you can do it again." "In The Evening" sounds dull and fuzzy compared to the others. Since it has the vocals, guitar solo and vocal and guitar overdubs this is the final product but has a drone introduction rather than the one used for the final take. The second "Carouselambra" begins with a snort and giggle and contains the final take of the lyrics.
The final track, "All My Love", is one of the greatest outtakes from these sessions to emerge. It begins with giggling and tuning before Jones counts the band in. After an abrupt stop and another giggle, the band begins again. There is a deeper drum sound than on the final version but the vocals are the same. This version is missing the trumpet fanfare solo in the middle and unlike the version on In Through The Outdoor comes to a stop instead of a fade. What is chopped off is some of Page's most lyric and sublime playing on record. It is well known that he and Bonham didn't care for this song, but it is a mystery why the final edit chose to omit these beautiful and delicate riffs. Collectors have singled out this track repeatedly and it's obvious why.

The final disc in this collection begins with seventeen minutes of an armature recording from Zeppelin's first rehearsal after the death of Plant's son in 1977. In May 1978 they convened at Clearwell Castle by Wales to work on new material. This tape appears on Rehearsing Clearwell Castle (CG), Midnight Rehearsals (GEJM-0001), and Missing Links (TDOLZ Vol. 81) among others. This tape covers two songs. The first is an amazing fragment named "Fire." This sounds like the beginning of what would be an epic track written and dominated by Page. It stands in contrast to the keyboard dominated numbers that would form the final album with Bonham's loud drums and Page taking flight over the chaos. The number breaks down for some conversations before the tape cuts out. This song unfortunately never went past the rehearsal stage and, to the best of our knowledge, was never recorded in studio.
There are three takes of the John Paul Jones written "Carouselambra." The three takes go as far as the first section. The other two, the slow moving bridge played on the double neck and the fast paced "disco" sections wouldn't be written until much later. It is claimed Zeppelin rehearsed this for the Knebworth concerts and the following summer tour of Europe but never made it to the set list. It is also said this was going to be featured on the North American tour in late 1980 and early 1981 but with the end of the band we'll never know. It is a shame it was never brought to the stage, but this is the closest we have to a live version of this piece and is enjoyable to hear them play it with abandon. The final part of the Scorpio box set is the soundboard rehearsal tape from Victoria Theater in London in May 1980. Editions of this tape appeared on vinyl The Last Rehearsal - Bonzo's Last Stand (OZNOB A-B) and the Strange Tales From The Road 10 LP box set. CD versions include Last Rehearsal (Missing Link ML-002) with two songs from Copenhagen, 1971, Strange Tales From The Road and 1980 Rehearsal (EVSD-39) on Empress Valley. On this tape are the epic numbers that were included in the set list on Zeppelin's final tour. "White Summer", which by July would sound wandering and incoherent, sounds pretty good here, as do the two takes of "Achillies Last Stand." "Stairway To Heaven", which Plant hated by this point, sounds stale. He said they used to do a reggae version in rehearsals which would be great to someday hear. The sound quality again, even though there is some surface noise (all CD releases come from vinyl), is excellent and the proper way to end this massive set.
Studio Sessions Ultimate is packaged in a cardboard box with a photo of the Hindenberg on the front cover. The discs are packaged in white sleeves with the clear window on the front to allow easy identification. Also included is a four-fold insert with the track listing which is generally accurate. Some of the new tapes which surfaced in the past couple of years didn't make their way into this collection, including: the four minute Led Zeppelin II tape from The Lost Sessions Vol. 2: Led Zeppelin In India (Empress Valley EVSD-165) which would have fit perfectly on disc one. Also, the drum sessions from In Through The Outdoor that are found on the first disc of The Lost Sessions Vol. 4: Led Zeppelin In 1978 (EVSD-308/309) are absent, although their authenticity is questioned. The various "The Battle Of Evermore" mixes from Sessions on The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin weren't included, and finally the "pre-vocal masters" of "Hey Hey What Can I Do", "Celebration Day", "Out On The Tiles", "Four Sticks", and "When The Levee Breaks", which appear on The Lost Mixes EP Vol. 3 (EVSD-307) and on The Smithereens, are also not included. Those five tracks actually sound like they come from a karaoke tape and their authenticity is disputed. More outtake material by Led Zeppelin should be surfacing in the future (and let's hope "St. Tristan's Sword" and "Lost In Space" finally appear). Hopefully Scorpio can keep on top of them and keep this box set current. The bottom line is this is a fantastic, well thought out box set by Scorpio and is a worthy and essential upgrade to own.

Exodus - 2008-02-05 - Rochester

2008-04-14T15:31:00.000+02:00

Exodus
2008-02-05
The Penny Arcade
Rochester, NY, USA

101.A Call To Arms/Riot Act
102.Iconoclasm
103.Funeral Hymn
104.A Lesson In Violence
105.Children Of A Worthles God
106.Pirahna
107.Deathamphetamine
108.Black List

201.-Band Intro-
202.Fabulous Disaster
203.Strike Of The Beast
204.-Crowd/Talking-
205.War Is My Sheppard
206.Bonded BY Blood
207.Toxic Waltz

Orianthi - 2005-01-22 - Anaheim (with C.Santana & P.Reed Smith)

2008-04-14T15:30:00.001+02:00

Orianthi (with C. Santana & Paul Reed Smith)
2005-01-22
PRS 20th Anniversary Showcase
NAMM 2005
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA

Hi there people... I've been posting lots of Zeppelin related stuff latelly, but I would really like that you guys check this recording out... It's on fire, you will hear Santana ripping away like you have not heard him since the 70's, you will hear Paul Reed Smith the guitar master builder showing he can do more than just build his monster (I own several guitars, Les Paul Custom, JEM 7, Strats... but my PRS custom is my favorite) and last but not least you will hear Australian born wunderkind Orianthi rip away in the most incredible way... I love this show!

Orianthi was born in Adelaide, South Australia on January 22 1985. she picked up the acoustic guitar at six, started electric when she was eleven and left school at 15 to focus on writing songs and performing because that was all she wanted to do. She has been playing in different bands since she was 14 around Adelaide and her first support show was for Steve Vai when she was just 15. In March, 2003 when Carlos Santana arrived in Adelaide, he heard of Orianthi and invited her to meet him at his soundcheck. They jammed together, and he invited her to join him on stage that night for three songs. Six songs later she ended her guest spot with the highlight being Carlos handing over his solo in "Game of Love" and she taking up the challenge with flair and style before the crowd of 8,000
She has jammed with Prince, toured with Steve Vai, made a video clip for Panasonic HD, had a song on the Bratz movie, played at the Eric clapton Crossroads festival and appeared in the New York Times buisiness section promoting Eco-friendly acoustic guitars.

"Once in a while we find an angel that can play the guitar...this lady can play the guitar...a lady who has an incredible future" Carlos Santana

This recording is not perfect, it's a audience recording with about two cuts halfway. I tracked it as 4 tracks or jams, and to make it a bit easier to the listener, I'm adding a bit of a guide of who is soloing when... and if you like her playing go to her site and buy her albums

01. Jam 1
1st solo: Santana
2nd solo: Orianthi
3rd solo: Paul Reed Smith
4th solo: Orianthi
5th solo: Santana (noisy solo)
6th solo: Santana
02. Jam 2
Intro Lead: Orianthi
1st solo: Santana
2nd solo: Orianthi
3rd solo: Santana
4th solo: Paul Reed Smith
5th solo: Orianthi
6th solo: Orianthi
7th solo: Santana
8th solo break: Santana/Orianthi/P.R. Smith (call and response mayhem)
03. Jam 3
Intro Lead: Santana
1st solo: Pail Reed Smith
2nd solo: Orianthi
3rd solo: Santana
Keyboard Solo (cut)
4th solo: Santana/P.R. Smith/Orianthi (call and response)
04. Jam 4
...more acid... Santana
cut
Intro Lead: Santana
1st solo: santana (Purple Haze quote)
2nd solo: Orianthi
3rd solo: Santana
keyboard brake
4th solo: Paul Reed Smith
5th solo: Santana
6th solo: Orianthi
Santana/Orianthi double lead

http://www.orianthi.com

http://rapidshare.com/files/89514497/OSP20050122.rar

Robert Plant - 1988-05-26 - Kalamazoo

2008-04-14T15:29:00.000+02:00

Robert Plant
1988-05-26
Wings Stadium
Kalamazoo, Michigan

The Taper: Ric The Dick

101. Helen Of Troy
102. Other Arms
103. Billy's Revenge
104. In The Evening
105. In The Mood
106. Black Country Woman

201. Dimples
202. Trampled Underfoot
203. Heaven Knows
204. Misty Mountain Hop
205. Big Log
206. Tall Cool One
207. Gambler's Blues (cut)

Jeff Beck - 1968-07-17 - Dallas

2008-04-14T15:28:00.001+02:00

Jeff Beck
1968-07-17
Lu Anne's
Dallas, TX

Let's mosey on down South for some tasty, down-home cookin'. This is a mint, low-gen tape of a blistering performance of the Jeff Beck Group in their prime. (Please see p. 88-89 of "Jeff's Book," an excellent concert and information resource for Beck fans for more info on this gig.). The quality of this fine audience tape is sure to please.

Lineup:
Jeff Beck: Guitar
Rod Stewart: Voice & rhythm guitar*
Ron Wood (if you let him): Bass
Mickey Waller: Drums.

First Set:

01. You Shook Me
02. Let Me Love You
03. I Can't Hold Out
04. Beck's Boogie
05. Sweet Little Angel
06. Shapes of Things
07. Hi Ho Silver Lining

Second Set:

08. Beck's Bolero*
09. Rock My Plimsoul
10. Oh Pretty Woman
11. Morning Dew
12. Mother's Old Rice Pudding
13. The Sun is Shining
14. I Ain't Superstitious

Quuensryche - 2008-01-31 - Milwaukee

2008-04-14T15:25:00.001+02:00

Queensrÿche
2008-01-31
Northern Lights Theater
Potawatomi Casino
Milwaukee, WI

Recorded by Hurricane62

For this show, the encore featured contest winner John Swenson (vocalist for the local band "Cherry Pie") singing Synchronicity II followed by a local DJ calling himself "The Gasman" (from WHGQ 102.9 "The Hog") singing "Roadhouse Blues". Apparently, Geoff lost a bet with "The Gasman" over The Packers vs. The Seahawks NFL playoff game and this was the payoff. The show then closed with "Empire".

Set-list:

01. Burning Man 4:07
02. Damaged 4:17
03. NM156 - Screaming In Digital 7:23
04. Welcome To The Machine 5:19
05. Geoff Speaks #1 1:32
06. I'm American 3:11
07. Hostage 4:39
08. Geoff Speaks #2 1:49
09. Bridge 3:40
10. The Killing Words 4:08
11. Another Rainy Night 4:35
12. Geoff Speaks #3 0:34
13. Gonna Get Close To You 4:20
14. Walk In The Shadows 3:47
15. Geoff Speaks #4 0:41
16. Take Hold Of The Flame 4:51
17. Geoff Speaks #5 1:22
18. Real World 4:30
19. Breaking The Silence 4:42
20. Anybody Listening? 6:39
21. Geoff Speaks #6 1:18
22. Jet City Woman 5:21
23. Eyes Of A Stranger 5:53
24. Geoff's John Swenson Intro 0:54
25. Synchronicity II 5:09
26. Geoff's Gasman Intro 1:06
27. Roadhouse Blues 4:30
28. Empire 5:32

Jimmy Page - 1988-09-08 - Miami

2008-04-14T15:24:00.000+02:00

Jimmy Page
1988-09-08
James L. Knight Center
Miami, FL

Thi show is good-listenin' stuff .The highlight of the show is "Over The Hills And Far Away" in which Jimmy does the most SONIC solo that I've ever heard him do. This, IMO, is the best version that exists... Despite the fact that some ***hole stops the intro by setting firecrackers off (Jimmy says "...don't be a crack...").
Then he picks up right where he had left off. There weren't any more firecrackers till after "Stairway..." - the last song of the night - ensuring that there wouldn't be a third encore. There probably wouldn't have been another anyway. Also, "Writes Of Winter" was the most memorable song from the night for me, but obviously you can make your own calls. This show is a favorite in my collection - I hope you like it too.

101. Onstage-Intro
102. Who's To Blame
103. Prelude
104. Over The Hills And Far Away
105. Wanna Make Love
106. Band Introduction
107. Writes Of Winter
108. Tear Down The Walls
109. Midnight Moonlight

201. In My Time Of Dying
202. City Sirens
203. Drum Solo
204. Someone To Love
205. Prison Blues
206. The Chase
207. Bow Solo
208. Dazed And Confused jam

301. The Only One
302. Blues Anthem
303. wasting My Time
304. Custard Pie
305. Leave stage/return stage
306. Train Kept A Rollin'
307. Leave/return stage again
308. Stairway To Heaven
309. Tapers leaving

Jimmy Page - 1988-09-06 - Atlanta

2008-04-14T15:23:00.000+02:00

Jimmy Page
1988-09-06
Outrider North American Tour Leg 1
The Omni
Atlanta,Ga

01. Who's to Blame
02. Prelude
03. Over the Hills and Far Away
04. Wanna Make Love
05. Writes of Winter
06. Tear Down the Walls
07. Emerald Eyes
08. Midnight Moonlight
09. In My Time of Dying
10. City Sirens > Drum Solo
11. Someone to Love
12. Prison Blues
13. The Chase
14. The Only One
15. Blues Anthem
16. Wasting My Time
17. Custard Pie
18. Stairway To Heaven
19. Train Kepta Rollin'

The Mars Volta - 2008-01-30 - Irvine (FM)

2008-04-14T15:20:00.000+02:00

The Mars Volta
2008-01-30
Bren Events Center
University of California
Irvine, CA

103.1 KDLE-FM simulcast
mp3@320

01. A Fistful Of Dollars intro 2:11
02. Roulette Dares 15:01
03. Viscera Eyes 9:08
04. Wax Simulacra 4:18
05. Goliath 13:05
06. Ouroboros 8:26
07. Tetragrammaton 15:33
08. Agadez 7:04
09. Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus 22:07
10. Metatron 8:58
11. Drunkship of Lanterns 15:00
12. Ilyena 3:09
13. Day of the Baphomets 13:35

This is the very first time TMV has let a radio station broadcast a complete concert. As such I guess it's one of those "first of's" so sharing it seems like a good idea, even if there are a few flaws - First off, the radio station had two major audio drop outs. Completely losing the signal from the on-going concert - THAT SUCKED!

Anyone who's ever tried to tape this band live knows just how hard it is to capture the moment. These fellows are Fast and Furious.. Often leaving me in the dust as the listener.

Queensryche - 2008-01-30 - Milwaukee

2008-04-14T15:19:00.001+02:00

Queensrÿche
2008-01-30
Northern Lights Theater
Potawatomi Casino
Milwaukee, WI,

01. Burning Man
02. NM156
03. Screaming In Digital
04. Welcome To The Machine
05. I'm American
06. Hostage
07. Bridge
08. The Killing Words
09. Another Rainy Night
10. Gonna Get Close To You
11. Neon Knights
12. The Whisper
14. Real World
15. I Don't Believe In Love
16. Anybody Listening?
17. Jet City Woman
18. Eyes Of A Stranger
19. Empire
20. Take Hold Of The Flame

A.R.M.S. - 1983-12-02 - San Francisco

2008-04-14T15:18:00.000+02:00

Ronnie Lane's Appeal for ARMS - Action Research for Multiple Sclerosis
1983-12-02
The Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording, direct transfer from my vhs audio tape

I decided to take a short break from the 1977 tour posing and post this little gem I just transfered, got a couple more soundboards from the A.R.M.S. tour and also some audience recordings, let me know if there is interest and I can post the rest of them as I transfer them.

01. Introduction
02. Eric Clapton - Everybody Oughta Make A Change
03. Eric Clapton - Lay Down Sally
04. Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
05. Eric Clapton - Rita Mae
06. Eric Clapton - Sad Sad Day - Have You Ever Loved A Woman? - Ramblin' On My Mind
07. Eric Clapton - Cocaine
08. Eric Clapton - Don't Talk To Me (Joe Cocker vocal)
09. Eric Clapton - Watching The River Flow (Joe Cocker vocal)
10. Eric Clapton - Worried Life Blues (Joe Cocker vocal)
11. Eric Clapton - You Are So Beautiful (Joe Cocker vocal)
12. Eric Clapton - Seven Days (Joe Cocker vocal)
13. Eric Clapton - Feelin' Alright (Joe Cocker vocal)
14. Jeff Beck - Star Cycle
15. Jeff Beck - The Pump
16. Jeff Beck - Definitely Maybe
17. Jeff Beck - Blue Wind
18. Jeff Beck - People Get Ready (Andy Fairweather-Low vocal)
19. Jeff Beck - Going Down (Andy Fairweather-Low vocal)
20. Jimmy Page - Prelude
21. Jimmy Page - Who's To Blame? (Paul Rodgers vocal)
22. Jimmy Page - City Sirens (Paul Rodgers vocal)
23. Jimmy Page - Boogie Mama (Paul Rodgers vocal)
24. Jimmy Page - Bird On A Wing (Paul Rodgers vocal)
25. Jimmy Page - Stairway To Heaven (Clapton, Beck & Page)
26. All - Layla (Clapton, Beck & Page)
27. All - With A Little Help From My Friends (Joe Cocker lead vocal)
28. All - Goodnight Irene (Ronnie Lane lead vocal)

featuring:
Ronnie Lane
Jeff Beck
Eric Clapton
Joe Cocker
Ray Cooper
Andy Fairweather Low
Jan Hammer
James Hooker
Kenny Jones
Jimmy Page
Simon Phillips
Paul Rodgers
Fernando Saunders
Chris Stainton
Ian Stewart
Charlie Watts
Bill Wyman

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-19 - San Diego

2008-04-14T15:17:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-19
Sports Arena
San Diego

******************************
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
SICK AGAIN
NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE
IN MY TIME OF DYING
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU
NO QUARTER

TEN YEARS GONE
BATTLE OF EVERMORE
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
MYSTERY TRAIN
BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN
BRON-YR-AUR STOMP
WHITE SUMMER/BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE
KASHMIR

GUITAR SOLO
ACHILLES LAST STAND
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
ROCK AND ROLL

LEd Zeppelin - 1977-06-14 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:16:00.002+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-14
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York

01. The Song Remains the Same
02. Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. Over the Hills & Far Away
05. Since I've Been Loving
06. No Quarter
07. Ten Years Gone
08. Battle of Evermore
09. Going to California
10. Black Country Woman
11. Bron Y Aur Stomp
12. White Summer/Black Mountain Side
13. Kashmir
14. Moby Dick(incomplete)

This is the last date of the New York '77 series. I think this may be the best quality recording out of the series. It is, unfortunately, incomplete.

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-13 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:16:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-13
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York

(aka "Put A Little Stank(o) On It")

Set List:

The Song Remains The Same
The Rover>Sick Again
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Over The Hills & Far Away
Since I've Been Loving You
No Quarter
Ten Years Gone
Battle Of Evermore
Going To California
Bron-Yr-Stomp
White Summer
Black Mt. Side
Kashmir
Stairway To Heaven
Whole Lotta Love
Black Dog

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-11 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:15:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-11
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York

Tracklist:

Disc 1

01 - The Song Remains The Same
02 - Sick Again
03 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 - In My Time Of Dying
05 - Since I've Been Loving You
06 - No Quarter

Disc 2

07 - Ten Years Gone
08 - The Battle Of Evermore
09 - Going To California
10 - Black Country Woman
11 - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
12 - White Summer
13 - Kashmir (slightly cut)

Disc 3

14 - Over The Top (cuts)
15 - Guitar Solo
16 - Achilles Last Stand
17 - Stairway to Heaven
18 - Heartbreaker (cut)

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-10 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:14:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-10
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York

Title: Riot In Thunderstorm
Label: Electric Magic
Number: EMC-018 A/B/C
mp3@320

Disc 1
1 Introduction
2 The Song Remains The Same
3 Sick Again
4 Nobody's Fault But Mine
5 Over The Hills And Far Away
6 Since I've Been Loving You
7 No Quarter

Disc 2
1 Ten Years Gone
2 The Battle Of Evermore
3 Going To California
4 Black Country Woman
5 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
6 White Summer / Black Mountain Side
7 Kashmir
8 Over The Top (Out On The Tiles - Moby Dick)

Disc 3
1 Heartbreaker
2 Guitar Improvisation (Star Spangled Banner)
3 Achilles Last Stand
4 Stairway To Heaven
5 Whole Lotta Love
6 Rock And Roll

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-08 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:13:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-08
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York

Second Night In The Garden
The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin
TDOLZ VOL.021
mp3@320

101. The Song Remains The Same
102. The Rover - Sick Again
103. Nobody's Fault But Mine
104. In My Time Of Dying
105. Since I've Been Loving You
106. No Quarter

201. Ten Years Gone
202. The Battle Of Evermore
203. Going To California
204. Black Country Woman - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
205. White Summer - Black Mountain Side
206. Kashmir

301. Out On The Tiles - Moby Dick
302. Guitar Solo - Achilles Last Stand
303. Stairway To Heaven
304. Whole Lotta Love
305. Rock And Roll

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-07 - New York City

2008-04-14T15:11:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-07
Madison Square Garden
New York City

"Back To The Garden"
TDOLZ
mp3@320

101 The Song Remains The Same
102 The Rover/Sick Again
103 Nobody's Fault But Mine
104 In My Time Of Dying/You Shook Me
105 Since I've Been Loving You
106 No Quarter

201 Ten Years Gone
202 The Battle Of Evermore
203 Going To California
204 Raw Hide
205 Black Country Woman
206 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
207 White Summer
208 Black Mountain Side
209 Kashmir

301 Out On The Tiles/Moby Dick
302 Guitar Solo
303 Achilles Last Stand
304 Stairway To Heaven
305 Whole Lotta Love
306 Rock And Roll

Led Zeppelin - 1977-06-03 - Tampa

2008-04-14T15:10:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-06-03
Tampa Stadium
Tampa, FL

(3) AUD Sources & Announcements

Source 1 - Aiwa mics > Marantz Master > DAT1 > CD-R 17:36 min
Source 2 - John T's Master > DAT1 > CD-R 18:37min
Source 3 - Cal's Master > DAT > CD-R 21:03min
Source 3 - Cal's Tape, Local TV reports 7th Gen 0:43min

Here are the (3) AUD sources for Zeppelins' Tampa '77 show, including stage announcements and new broadcasts. All sources are from the masters with the first being the most distant. Source 2 especially is an excellent recording with very little disturbance.

Even though the playing is exceptional, gutsy and strong the show had to be called off due to a severe rainstorm breaking out and a danger of electrocution threatening the event. After only 3 songs, the show was cancelled and a huge riot broke out. The stadium was trashed and the subsequent riot was extensively covered by the press, and it's marvelously preserved in these recordings. The sound is excellent and the playing is great!

Source 1
01 The Song Remains The Same
02 The Rover/Sick Again
03 Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 Crowd Noise & Cancellation Announcement

Source 2
05 The Song Remains The Same
06 The Rover/Sick Again
07 Nobody's Fault But Mine

Source 3
08 The Song Remains The Same
09 The Rover/Sick Again
10 Nobody's Fault But Mine
11 Crowd Noise & Cancellation Announcement
12 TV Report 1
13 TV Report 2
14 TV Report 3

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-30 - Landover

2008-04-14T15:09:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-30
Capitol Centre
Landover

Title:"Four Rovers In Landover"
Label: no label...

01 The Song Remains The Same
02 The Rover/Sick Again
03 Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 In My Time Of Dying
05 Since I've Been Loving You
06 No Quarter
07 Ten Years Gone
08 The Battle Of Evermore
09 Going To California
10 Black Country Woman/Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
11 White Summer/Black Mountain Side
12 Kashmir
13 Moby Dick
14 Page's Solo
15 Achille's Last Stand
16 Stairway To Heaven
17 Whole Lotta Love
18 Rock And Roll

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-28 - Landover

2008-04-14T15:07:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-28
Capital Center
Landover
Maryland
USA

The Powhatan Confederacy (EVSD496)

Soundboard Recording
mp3@320

101. The Song Remains the Same
102. Sick Again
103. Nobody's Fault But Mine
104. In My Time of Dying
105. Since I've Been Loving You
106. No Quarter

201. Ten Years Gone
202. The Battle of Evermore
203. Going to California
204. Black Country Woman
205. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
206. White Summer
207. Black Mountain Side
208. Kashmir

301. Over the Top
302. Guitar Solo
303. Achilles Last Stand
304. Stairway to Heaven
305. Whole Lotta Love
306. Rock and Roll

Rage Against The Machine - 2008-01-28 - Melbourne

2008-04-14T15:06:00.000+02:00

Rage Against The Machine
Big Day Out, Flemington Racecourse
Melbourne, Australia
28th January, 2008

Recorded by Chris Jacques

01. Intro
02. Testify
03. Bulls On Parade
04. People of The Sun
05. Bombtrack
06. Down Rodeo
07. Bullet In The Head
08. Know Your Enemy
09. Tire Me
10. Guerilla Radio
11. Calm Like A Bomb
12. Sleep Now In The Fire
13. Wake Up
14. Public Service Announcement
15. Freedom
16. Killing In The Name

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-26 - Landover

2008-04-14T14:58:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-26
Capital Centre
Landover, Maryland

Audience

One Nation Dancing Groove (Electric Magic EMC-003A/B/C)
mp3@320

Disc 1
01. Opening
02. The Song Remains The Same
03. Sick Again
04. Nobody's Fault But Mine
05. In My Time Of Dying
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter

Disc 2
01. Ten Years Gone
02. The Battle Of Evermore
03. Going To California
04. Dancing Days
05. Black Country Woman
06. Born-Y-Aur Stomp
07. White Summer
08. Kashmir

Disc 3
01. Out On The Tiles/Moby Dick
02. Guitar Solo
03. Achilles Last Stand
04. Stairway To Heaven
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Rock And Roll
07. Outroduction

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-25 - Landover

2008-04-14T14:53:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-25
Capitol Center
Landover, MD

"The Return Of The Crusaders" (Electric Magic - EMC-002A/B/C)
mp3@320

01. Opening
02. The Song Remains The Same
03. Sick Again
04. Nobody's Fault But Mine
05. In My Time of Dying
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter
08. Ten Years Gone
09. The Battle of Evermore
10. Going To California
11. Black Country Woman
12. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
13. White Summer
14. Kashmir
15. Moby Dick
16. Guitar Solo
17. Achilles Last Stand
18. Stairway To Heaven
19. Whole Lotta Love
20. Rock and Roll
21. Closing

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-22 - Fort Worth

2008-04-14T14:52:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-22
Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth
Texas

Led Zeppelin Hidden Archives - Wendy
WECD-015/016/017

mp3@320

101-The Song Remains The Same
102-Sick Again
103-Nobody's Fault But Mine
104-In My Time Of Dying
105-Since I've Been Loving You

201-No Quarter
202-Ten Years Gone
203-Going To California
204-Black Country Woman
205-Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
206-White Summer-Black Mountain Side
207-Kashmir

301-Out On The Tiles-Moby Dick
302-Guitar Solo
303-Achillies Last Stand
304-Stairway To Heaven
305-Whole Lotta Love
306-Rock And Roll
307-It'll Be Me (with Mick Ralphs of Bad Company)

Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-21 - Houston

2008-04-14T14:51:00.001+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-21
The Summit
Houston
Texas

"The Drum And Bass Show" [Beelzebub Records - 47/48/49]

Digitally Remastered Soundboard Recording [plus bonus track]

Disc 1

01 - The Song Remains The Same
02 - Sick Again
03 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 - In My Time of Dying
05 - Since I've Been Loving You
06 - No Quarter

Disc 2

01 - Ten Years Gone
02 - The Battle of Evermore
03 - Going to California
04 - Black Country Women
05 - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
06 - White Summer-Black Mountain Side
07 - Kashmir

Disc 3

01 - Out On The Tiles-Moby Dick
02 - Guitar Solo
03 - Achilles Last Stand
04 - Stairway to Heaven
05 - Rock and Roll
06 - Trampled Under Foot
07 - Bonus Track - interview with Plant and Bonham on Earth Radio in 1976 to promote Presence

Van Halen - 2008-01-16 - Dallas

2008-04-14T14:47:00.000+02:00

Van Halen
2008-01-26
American Airlines Center
Dallas, TX

mp3@320

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Disc One
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101. Intro/Tunings
102. You Really Got Me
103. I'm the One
104. Runnin' With the Devil
105. Romeo Delight
106. Happy Birthday to Eddie!
107. Magic Bus Jam
108. Romeo Delight (Reprise)
109. Somebody Get Me a Doctor
110. Spoonful
111. Somebody Get Me a Doctor
112. Beautiful Girls
113. Dance the Night Away
114. Atomic Punk
115. Everybody Wants Some
116. So This Is Love?
117. Mean Street
118. Pretty Woman
119. Drum Solo
120. Drums / Bass / Keys Jam (Outta Love Again)

Disc Two:
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201. Unchained
202. I'll Wait
203. And the Cradle Will Rock
204. Hot for Teacher
205. Little Dreamer
206. Little Guitars
207. Jamie's Cryin'
208. Dave's Storytellin'
209. Ice Cream Man
210. Panama
211. Guitar Solo
212. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
213. 1984
214. Jump

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Dallas Morning News
http://www.guidelive.com/sharedcontent/d....n1.3381ef7.html
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Roth and Van Halen reunite for brilliant AAC show
08:37 AM CST on Sunday, January 27, 2008
By THOR CHRISTENSEN / The Dallas Morning News
tchristensen@dallasnews.com

In the 23 years after David Lee Roth left Van Halen, it was easy to forget what a dynamic duo he and Eddie Van Halen made: hard rock's most lovable loon, paired with one of its most spectacular guitarists.

That old magic quickly came rushing back Saturday night as the band's reunion tour stopped at the American Airlines Center. Mr. Roth – decked out in sequins and top-hat and looking like Tom Jones in Alice in Wonderland –grinned from ear to ear as he jujitsu-kicked his way across stage and twirled his mike stand like it was a giant baton.

Meanwhile, Mr. Van Halen let his fingers handle the showmanship. He's been through a lot over the years – throat cancer, hip replacement, alcoholism – but he still played with the exact same pyrotechnic swagger he had when he uncorked "Eruption" in '78.

Together, Mssrs. Roth and Van Halen ad-libbed the show's best moments. Four songs into the set, they rammed the Who's "Magic Bus" into "Romeo Delight" with brilliant results. Next, they jazzed up "Somebody Call Me a Doctor" with call-and-response blues (shades of Robert Plant and Jimmy Page) and jolted "Everybody Wants Some" with a bit where Mr. Roth imitated a car engine and Mr. Van Halen mimicked his imitation.

After bad-mouthing each other for decades, the two seemed truly happy to be back together. When Mr. Roth led a chorus of "Happy Birthday" to mark Mr. Van Halen's 53rd, the guitarist leaned over and gave the singer a kiss, a display of affection that never happened on the Police's recent reunion tour.

But as warm and nostalgic as the evening got, it wasn't without rough patches.

The big question mark going into the tour was Mr. Van Halen's 16-year-old son, Wolfgang, who replaced the recently fired bassist and backing singer Michael Anthony. On bass, young Wolfie was adequate, but as a vocalist, he failed to hit the high harmonies that are key to so many of the group's songs, from "Runnin' with the Devil" to "Panama."

Mr. Roth, 53, had vocal trouble of his own, straining for the high notes and missing them in a half-dozen songs like "Jamie's Cryin' " and "Dance the Night Away." Granted, he was never Pavarotti to begin with. But every little flaw in his voice was on display Saturday.

Still, it barely mattered. You come mainly to see David Lee Roth entertain, which he did with gusto whether he was salsa dancing through "Beautiful Girls," spinning yarns in "Ice Cream Man" or carrying a giant inflatable microphone (wink, wink) through a storm of confetti in the show-ending "Jump."

"Are you guys having half as much fun as we are up here?" he asked, prompting a roar from the capacity audience. A huge chunk of the crowd was 40 and up, but there was also plenty of fans who weren't even born when Van Halen II first blasted from every Pontiac Trans Am in America.

If you missed Saturday's show, the group returns to the AAC on March 3.

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Pagasus News Online
http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2008/jan....ky-mani-marley/
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Eddie Van Halen's birthday in Big D
Sunday, January 27, 2008
By Ron Dempesmeier
Concert review: Van Halen / Ky-Mani Marley

DALLAS — Even at 53 years of age, Eddie Van Halen and his band can still incite a riotous reaction from an arena full of fans. The reunited (minus bassist Michael Anthony) Van Halen Mk. I came to Dallas on Eddie’s big day and gave the ravenous crowd a present they’ll long remember.

2007 (when this current tour began) saw the reunions of some of the most beloved bands of the Seventies. The Police, Led Zeppelin and Van Halen with original lead singer David Lee Roth were all thought never to tread the boards together again, but they proved us wrong. Too bad Zeppelin’s reunion was a one-off in London, but getting to see Van Halen a second time around with the flamboyant front man Roth was an opportunity not to be missed.

The band kicked off their set with their remake of the classic Kinks’ rocker “You Really Got Me.” They quickly went into their early catalog with songs like “I’m the One,” “Runnin’ with the Devil” and “Romeo Delight” (which had a brief section by Roth and the audience to serenade Eddie with a rendition of “Happy Birthday” and then a bit of The Who’s “Magic Bus”). When they performed “Somebody Get Me a Doctor” the band incorporated Humble Pie’s “I Don’t Need No Doctor” and Cream’s remake of the blues classic “Spoonful” as homage to acts that influenced the young Van Halen and Roth.

Van Halen was always a band that had serious hard rock chops, but it also had a penchant for writing pure pop gems like “Beautiful Girls” and “Dance the Night Away” from their second album. These songs provide a bit of relief from the relentless rocking and the proficient manner in which the show was presented. When the band got to “Everybody Wants Some!!” from their Women and Children first album, the entire show felt like another gear had been reached. This was probably due to the primal, tribal beat that drummer Alex Van Halen uses to drive the song and the slightly lascivious spoken middle section in which the ever ready Roth tries to talk sexy to an imaginary girl.

When Van Halen went into Fair Warning’s “Mean Streets,” Roth swung his microphone stand like a crazed baton twirler. After a quick run-through of the their great remake of Roy Orbison’s “Pretty Woman,” Alex Van Halen got to demonstrate his percussion skills during a rather tidy (and not tedious!) drum solo. Somewhere offstage extra keyboard sounds were added to spice up the sound.

This led into an energetic “Unchained” and the first song off of their 1984 album: “I’ll Wait.” During that tour, Eddie insisted on playing the keyboard parts on stage instead of guitar, but in this one they were either pre-recorded or piped in from offstage. The harmony vocals also seemed a bit suspect on this song (formally handled by ex-bassist Michael Anthony and EVH, but now “sung” by EVH and his son Wolfgang), but there was no doubt that DLR was putting his all into the performance.

Going from the punkish/ultra macho “And the Cradle Will Rock…” and “Hot for Teacher” and the sublime “Little Guitars” showed the range of this re-energized quartet. Roth came out with an acoustic guitar and strummed while reminiscing about his days as a teenager in suburban Southern California. He claimed to have had a friend that actually drove an ice cream truck which they emptied out and stored beer for weekend parties and smoked herb with a neighborhood kid named “Kenny” while listening to Pink Floyd. This led into the Van Halen I classic “Ice Cream Man.” When Van Halen performed “Panama” the entire audience joyously joined in on the single word chorus.

Finally, the audience was treated to Edward’s wizardry on guitar during a 10-12 minute guitar solo. Van Halen started while sitting on the slope of the near “figure 8” stage and with a bit of flamenco/classical style picking. He then went into a distorted Hendrix-like section before going into the soothing, pipe organ-like sounds of his “Cathedral” solo from 1982’s Diver Down. The final movement of the solo was his seminal double handed tapping “Eruption” which whipped the crowd into frenzy. The only song that could possibly follow this display of genius was the ferocious “Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love.”

After a brief exodus from the stage, Eddie, Alex, Wolfgang Van Halen and David Lee Roth came back on stage with the synthesized strains of “1984.” They launched into the buoyant, crowd-pleasing “Jump” and all the stage props like David’s 4th top hat of the evening, a giant, inflated microphone and showers of confetti came out. Roth even managed to do more drum major twirling and his highest jumping karate kick of the evening (he didn’t do one of those splits jumps from the drum riser, but he’s not 29 anymore either). There was no doubt that Van Halen could still deliver the goods. Actually, this was better than the last time I saw this version of the band because they were not on speaking terms then and Roth seemed to have taken a few too many drinks before the show and kept forgetting lyrics.

Finally, the opening act for this great show was Ky-Mani Marley, son of deceased Reggae superstar Bob Marley. He fronted a band very similar to his father’s in that he had female background singers with who he could rely on for excellent support. The music he performed was a mix of his own and his father’s (“No Woman No Cry” and “I Shot the Sheriff”). It was rather interesting to have an act whose music was so different from the headliner’s style. He was very grateful for the opportunity to tour with Van Halen. Like his brothers (Ziggy, Damian, etc.) it will take a bit of luck (and some amazing songs) for him to ever stand outside his father's large shadow. I hope for their sake this will happen some day!

Van Halen setlist

You Really Got Me | I'm the One | Runnin' with the Devil | Romeo Delight | Somebody Get Me a Doctor | Beautiful Girls | Dance the Night Away | Atomic Punk | Everybody Wants Some!! | So This Is Love? | Mean Streets | Pretty Woman | Drum Solo | Unchained | I'll Wait | And the Cradle Will Rock... | Hot for Teacher | Little Dreamer | Little Guitars | Jamie's Cryin' | Ice Cream Man | Panama | Guitar Solo | Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love

Encores: 1984/Jump

This story was submitted by a member of the Pegasus News community.

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Fort Worth Star Telegram
http://www.star-telegram.com/live/story/435030.html
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Van Halen review: A concert worth waiting decades for
By MALCOLM MAYHEW
Special to the Star-Telegram
Their long hair is gone, but David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen proved Saturday that they still have their chops.

DALLAS -- Van Halen's fans have certainly been through a lot over the past several years, from enduring changing-of-the-guard lead singers to wading through some fairly awful albums to waiting out the constant infighting that has kept the original lineup off the road for more than 20 years.

The payoff, however, came Saturday night when the California-reared rock band returned to Dallas, its original lineup mostly intact. Playing to a sold-out American Airlines Center, the band was a far cry from its MTV image. Singer David Lee Roth and guitarist Eddie Van Halen have short hair now, and neither of them zoomed around the stage as they did 20 years ago.

In a way, though, age has worked to their advantage, at least for this tour. It forced them, and their fans, to focus solely on the music. Instead of trotting out hit after hit, they punctuated their 20-song-plus set with a number of lesser-known songs -- I'm the One, Somebody Get Me a Doctor -- that seemed to further prove that the music was just as important as the money.

Eddie and drummer brother Alex Van Halen played exceptionally well. Any thought that the legendary guitarist, who turned 53 on Saturday, might have lost his touch was wiped away as he peeled off solos from Romeo's Delight and Runnin' With the Devil with grit, ease and his signature two-handed tapping.

In the center of it all was Roth, clowning and kicking. What he lacked in stamina, he more than made up for with a robust voice and his jester's smile. Actually, they were all smiling -- it's about time.

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Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-18 - Birmingham

2008-04-14T14:32:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-05-18
Jefferson Memorial Coliseum
Birmingham
Alabama
Audience Recording

Title: Out Of The Way!
Label: TDOLZ
mp3@320

Disc One:

1) The Song Remains The Same ( Fades In)
2) Sick Again
3) Nobody's Fault But Mine
4) In My Time Of Dying ( Includes A Bit Of " You Shook Me", Has A Quick Drop Out Near The End Of The Song)
5) Since I've Been Loving You
6) No Quarter ( Has A Drop Out, That Fades Out, Then Fades Back Into The Song, Fades Out)

Disc Two:

1) Ten Years Gone ( Fades In)
2) The Battle Of Evermore
3) Going To California ( Fades Out)
4) Black Country Woman ( Fades In)
5) Bron-Y-Aur Stomp ( Has A Quick Drop Out)
6) White Summer/Black Mountain Side
7) Kashmir
8) Moby Dick ( Has A Quick Drop Out, Fades Out)

Disc Three:

1) Guitar Solo ( Fades In, Includes: " Dixie",And " The Star Spangled Banner", Has A Quick Drop Out Near The End)
2) Achilles Last Stand ( Has A Quick Drop Out Near The End)
3) Stairway To Heaven
4) Rock And Roll ( Fades Out)

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-30 - Pontiac

2008-04-14T14:31:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-04-30
Pontiac Silverdome
Pontiac, Michigan

That was april '77 up to may...

01. The Song Remains the Same
02. Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. In My Time of Dying
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. No Quarter
07. Ten Years Gone
08. The Battle of Evermore
09. Going to California
10. Black Country Woman
11. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
12. White Summer
13. Kashmir
14. Moby Dick
15. Guitar Solo
16. Achilles Last Stand
17. Stairway to Heaven
18. Rock and Roll
19. Trampled Under Foot

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-28 - Cleveland

2008-04-14T14:30:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-04-28
Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland, Ohio

Audience Recording

1. The Song Remains the Same
2. Sick Again
3. Nobody's Fault But Mine
4. In My Time of Dying
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. No Quarter
7. Ten Years Gone
8. The Battle of Evermore
9. Going to California
10. Black Country Woman
11. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
12. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
13. Kashmir
14. Moby Dick
15. Guitar Solo
16. Achilles Last Stand
17. Stairway to Heaven
18. Rock and Roll
19. Trampled Under Foot

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-27 - Cleveland

2008-04-14T14:29:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
1977-04-27
Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland, Ohio
SBD
Title: Dr. Who

CD 1
01. The Song Remains the Same (Cuts In)
02. Sick Again
03. Nobodys Fault but Mine
04. In My Time of Dying
05. Since Ive Been Loving You
06. No Quarter (Cut)
07. Ten Years Gone

CD 2
01. The Battle of Evermore
02. Going to California
03. Black Country Woman
04. Bron Yr Aur Stomp
05. White Summer (Cut)
06. Black Mountainside
07. Kashmir
08. OVer the Top
09. Guitar Solo (Cut End)
10. Achilles Last Stand

CD 3
01. Stairway to Heaven
02. Rock and Roll (Cuts In)
03. Trampled Underfoot

Winston Remasters

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-25 - Louisville

2008-04-14T14:28:00.000+02:00

Led Zeppelin
Freedom Hall
Louisville, Kentucky
April 25, 1977
AUD - Remaster

mp3@320
artwork included

Title: Louisville Slugger Remastered

Disc One
The Song Remains The Same
Sick Again
Nobody's Fault But Mine
In My Time Of Dying
Since I've Been Loving You
No Quarter
Ten Years Gone

Disc Two
The Battle Of Evermore
Going To California
Black Country Woman
Bron Yr Aur Stomp
White Summer
Kashmir
Moby Dick

Disc Three
Guitar Solo
Achilles Last Stand
Stairway To Heaven
Rock And Roll