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We hear a sweet recording of Led Zeppelin in Baltimore, on April 5, 1970, and it's awesome. I play a blistering We're Gonna Groove followed by an epic, medley-filled How Many More Times. A good time was had by all.

We listen to a tape liberated by the Dogs of Doom awhile back, Atlanta Motor Speedway July 5, 1969. We have Led Zeppelin stretching into their Les Paul era, nicely. I play Train Kept A Rollin' and a blistering Dazed and Confused.

St. Louis was so good I had to come back for a second helping. Feb 16. 1975 Led Zeppelin played in St. Louis, MO and we gotta show, ya know? It's a good show with really creative choices by our Mr. Page. I play Kashmir and In My Time of Dying. It's good.

We get to enjoy a fantastic remaster, by Liriodendron, of Led Zeppelin playing St. Louis, MO on Feb 16, 1975. This is a make up show for an earlier date in January, which was canceled due to Robert's flu. I play a tight and tactile Trampled Underfoot, followed by an absolutely sublime No Quarter. A good time was had by all. Enjoy.

We hear a gorgeous recording of Robert Plant with Saving Grace w/ Suzi Dian, in Flagstaff, AZ on Sept 25, 2026. Everyone shines in this as we listen to Let the Four Winds Blow, an absolutely sublime Rain Song, followed by the newly added Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. At almost 80 years of age Robert Plant still defines, then redefines, what it means to be an artist. It's lovely.

We listen to two tracks from a fantastic compilation by Zephead315, of Led Zeppelin's legendary 1971 UK tour. Culling the best tracks from the best dates we hear an otherworldly Whole Lotta Love with all the medleys (incl Buddy Holly's Heartbeat) and power in the world. We finish with a brilliant cover of Eddie Cochran's Weekend. Worth a listen for sure.

This show, Sept 4, 1970, is one of the most popular and legendary recordings around. Blueberry Hill. The show with a zillion sources and most of them sound great. This is a demix/remix of the Blimp source by Chi166, and we get to experience this classic show in a new light. I play the encores, Communication Breakdown w/ Good Times Bad Time & more, a raucous Out on the Tiles, and finally a joyous Blueberry Hill to close out the night. Time to revisit an old friend.

We hear a new version (V1.1) of the legendary Badgeholders show from June 23, 1977 at the LA Forum. Chi166 makes some revisions to his prior demix/remix, and we take a listen. I play a frenetic and powerful Over the Hills, a Kashmir that almost (but not quite) went off the rails, and a legendary moment when Keith Moon from The Who played Rock and Roll with Led Zeppelin. A pretty nice one, folks.

We hear a master recording of The Firm playing the Omni in Atlanta, on April 18, 1985. It's a very good show with great energy, and playing from Mr. Page. I play a very cool Satisfaction Guaranteed, a rollicking Full Circle, and we wrap it up with a bluesy Boogie Mama. Enjoy.

We hear an absolute screamer of a show from Jimmy Page/Robert Plant as they play Washington, DC 7/7/98, in support of Walking Into Clarksdale. Jimmy is on absolute fire as we hear him shred through How Many More Times (fantastic), and Most High. A fun time was had by all.

We listen to Tarantura's release of Led Zeppelin in Munich, on July 5, 1980. This is the penultimate performance of Led Zeppelin before Bonzo's tragic passing. It's a fun show with surprisingly good performances by Mr. Page. We hear In the Evening, Rock and Roll, and a very special Whole Lotta Love with Simon Kirke of Bad Company sitting in on drums, alongside Bonzo. It's great. They still had it at the end.

This is a good one! We listen to the demix/remix, by Chi166, of Led Zeppelin playing Vancouver, BC, on March 20, 1975. The sound is incredible. Almost professional sounding. The performance is great with high energy and playfulness. I play a very creative and driven Over The Hills followed by a No Quarter that is nothing short of perfect. I hope you enjoy and much as I.

This is a really cool recording of John Paul Jones with Diamanda Galas supporting their Sporting Life tour, in Portland, Oregon December 8, 1994. This is an intimate performance with just Jonesy on bass, guitars, and keyboards, Diamanda on her eight octave vocals, and Denny Fongheiser on drums. This show was recorded in the ballroom of the Portland Art Museum. It's really cool and spooky, and soulful, and heavy.

This is a very nice recording of Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes, from June 24, 2000 in Tinley Park, IL. The show is a banger as is the norm for this tour. I play a soulful Bad Luck Blue Eyes with tasteful Jimmy licks throughout, the never played live by Zeppelin, In The Light (which shines with all those guitars), and fun and rollicking Out on the Tiles. A good time is to had. Come on in.

We hear from Led Zeppelin playing Zurich on June 29, 1980, which was broadcast on the Westwood One Radio Network in 90's. It's the standard soundboard recording, I believe, but it's been mastered for broadcast, and thus sound better. I play a fantastic Trampled Underfoot and Achilles Last Stand, along with Nobody's Fault But Mine (taken from the standard sbd not broadcast). This is fun and a nice testament to the viability of 1980 Zep.