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 LED ZEPPELIN - A
Chronological Celebration Live 1969-1973 FLAC
  I’ve gathered together many of the better sounding live
Led Zeppelin recordings of 1969-1973 and are presenting them here for your enjoyment. Most are soundboard with a few
audience recordings. These range from full concerts to fragments of as little as one or two songs. As with recordings
like this there can be cuts, fade outs, fade ins and patching from other sources. This is a music only download if
artwork is needed you can find art with matching track lists online at the Zeppelin Art site. If you like this
collection, and feel that others may like it as well, then feel free to seed and help keep it alive. This is part one of
a three part series. Thanks, Mike.
 
 1969.01.11 San Francisco, Fillmore West
 This is all that is
known to exist of this show. The group experienced some equipment problems which caused the long delays between the
songs leading Robert to request the audience, "Has anybody got a Les Paul? This is also the earliest known live
soundboard recording of Led Zeppelin and it's typical of the era, with the vocals and drums to the fore.
 

1969.03.03 London, Playhouse Theatre
  Led Zeppelin’s debut radio appearance. This recording includes
Communication Breakdown which was left off of the Zeppelin BBC release.
 
 1969.03.16 Copenhagen,
Denmark
 Pre-Broadcast FM soundboard. Four songs with How Many More Times fading out after a couple minutes.
 
 1969.03.17 Gladsaxe, Denmark
 This is a great mini-show performed for a small television audience.
Audio from Led Zeppelin DVD.
 
 1969.03.19 London, Maida Vale Studio
 This is not available on the
Zeppelin BBC release. Four songs including Sunshine Woman. You Shook Me fades out early.
 
 1969.03.25
Staines, England 
 Zeppelin's contribution to the Supershow movie was this exquisite, compact and powerful
version of Dazed And Confused with a really spacey bow section and a ripping finale. Audio from Led Zeppelin DVD.


 1969.04.27 San Francisco, Fillmore West
 The first set has the group firing on all cylinders and
playing their hearts out. The second set is more bluesy and laid back. The only live version of Sittin' and Thinkin', a
Buddy Guy number, is here. Soundboard with some audience patching.
 
 1969.06.16 London, Aeolian
Hall
 Includes What Is And What Should Never Be which was left off of the Zeppelin BBC release.
 

1969.06.24 London, Maida Vale Studio
 During this short British tour the band was absolutely on peak form
and it can be easily heard on this amazing recording. A fury, power and energy are present on all the tracks. Whole
Lotta Love is psychedelic stand-out and Robert's yelling during theramin battle is thrilling. Communication Breakdown is
devastating and What Is And What Should Never Be is one of the most dramatic versions the band ever played.
 

1969.06.27 London, Playhouse Theatre
 Includes Dazed And Confused which was left off the official BBC
release. Has unedited versions of Communication Breakdown, White Summer & How Many More Times. Also includes
interviews with Jimmy and Robert and a comedy interlude from members of the Liverpool Scene. 
 
 1969.08.31
Lewisville, Texas Pop Festival
 An excellent show, perfectly consolidating all of the great playing that this
tour had produced, from the powerful opener to the extended end of show medley, complete with Plant doing his best
adlibs yet. An easy choice for one of the very best shows of the year. Pages amps act up during a few spots in the show,
producing brief crackling sounds, as if his guitar cable or a connection somewhere was coming loose. Although not at all
a distraction for the listener, this makes for a funny moment during Dazed And Confused and How Many More Times, when
Page's amps can be heard briefly picking up the sound of the festival security staff speaking on their radios.
Soundboard.
 
 1970.01.09 London, Royal Albert Hall
 It's Jimmy's 26th birthday party! Gutsy show
with totally mind blowing energy. From the first notes of We're Gonne Groove up to the last hints of Long Tall Sally
this concert is just exceptional. During one of the verse on Dazed and Confused Plant changes the lyrics and sings:
"This cocaine makes me sick!" Soundboard or Video soundtrack.
 
 1970.03.07 Monteux, Switzerland

Great audience recording with the inferior soundboard recording used to fill gaps and the last two tracks. Talk about
energy. The audience is rowdy and loud and the group feed off of this to offer a killer show, with some of the best
playing ever, and surely the best live version of Heartbreaker ever played.
 
 1970.03.21 Vancouver,
Canada
 This is all that is known to exist of this show, the first of the North American tour of 1970. Often
referred to as "Mudslide" this is taken from a radio broadcast.
 
 1970.04.23 London, Julie Felix
Show
 This is Page's earliest solo performance outside his band while he's playing material known from Zeppelin
concerts. A virtuoso performance of White Summer and Black Mountain Side.
 
 1970.09.04 Los Angeles, LA
Forum
 This show captures Zeppelin at their fun and most energetic best. A kicking show with a very
Hendrix-inspired Dazed and Confused and the first to last known recording of Out On The Tiles live, as a rare encore, as
well as the surprise Blueberry Hill encore. Audience recording using three sources to make it as complete as
possible.
 
 1971.04.01 London, Paris Cinema
 Robert's voice is amazing, really showing no signs
of the flu when he lost it the week before. Bonham is thunderous, Jones plays some of the best and heaviest-sounding
bass I have ever heard and Jimmy is on top form. Includes What Is and What Should Never Be and Communication Breakdown
which were left off the Zeppelin BBC release. Whole Lotto Love Medley is unedited and about seven minutes longer than
the BBC release.
 
 1971.08.31 Orlando, Civic Auditorium
 This is a very intense and excellent
show, including a very daring Dazed And Confused with an eerie White Summer interlude at the end. Soundboard recording
using the audience recording to fill in gaps.
 
 1971.09.04 Toronto, Canada
 A great version of
Celebration Day with Jones' bass going nuts. Soundboard fragment includes six songs.
 
 1971.09.09 Hampton,
Hampton Roads Coliseum
 An incomplete show and all that is known to exist from this show in this fabulous
sounding soundboard. An excellent, virtuostic show with Jones in particular shining through! His bass in Heartbreaker
and Celebration Day is amazing. Stairway To Heaven is one of the closest to the album version I have heard with a great
guitar solo. Soundboard.
 
 1972.10.02 Tokyo, Japan
 Robert's voice is still high and great but is
showing signs of coming down. Dazed And Confused is a strange version ... Jimmy seems to be a measure ahead of the rest
of the band and it sounds quite exciting! Jones and Bonham drive this show. Hard to find quality recordings of 1972
(good thing we have HTWWW). This is probably the best audience recording of 1972.
 
 1973.01.14 Liverpool,
England
 An excellent show, even though Robert's voice is severely damaged by the flu. The band is on fire here
though! Dazed And Confused has some truly savage playing and the rhythm section owns this show, even though Jimmy plays
very well too, especially on the last three numbers. A complete soundboard show except for Rock And Roll missing as the
first song ... Robert's voice is gone but this is a really great instrumental concert. Soundboard.
 

1973.01.15 Stoke, England
 First, the sound here is exceptional. Secondly, even though the entire band is
playing incredibly well, Bonham is amazing, using different and unique fills and playing in every song. Whole Lotta Love
includes Hendrix's Voodoo Chile and contains some really different playing, singing, and drumming, making it one of the
best! Overall, even though Robert's voice is still recovering from the flu, this show is wonderful and relaxed, and the
band makes some great music here. Soundboard.
 
 1973.01.22 Southampton, England
 Bron-Yr-Aur
Stomp was dropped out from the set for the second time during this tour. Of particular and special note is an off-hand
performance of How Many More Times, which had been retired just over two years prior. You can hear the band play off of
each other as they all take turns guiding the music's direction. This is a recording taken from the multi-track tapes of
a professional recording by the band.
 
 1973.01.27 Dundee, Scotland
 Exceptional playing
throughout the Whole Lotta Love Medley contains some nice improvisations and a small snippet of Ramble On, the song
which was never played in its entirety until 2007 reunion. Soundboard three songs.
 
 1973.03.16 Vienna,
Austria
 Dazed and Confused here must be the best ever version, absolutely amazing. The whole band, but
especially Jimmy, is just unstoppable in this show, playing with such force, guts, dynamics and passion that it must be
heard to be believed. Several sources used to make as complete as possible. Audience & Soundboard.
 

1973.03.22 Essen, Germany
 Page’s guitar work and Bonham’s drumming in Dazed And Confused are
both unbelievable. They pull out phrases and rhythms the like of which they hadn’t done before and will not
achieve again on this tour. Only two songs here but combined 60+ minutes! Dazed and Confused and Whole Lotto Love
Medley. Soundboard with audience recording to fill gaps.
 
 1973.05.13 Mobile, Municipal Auditorium
 The band is in top form and deliver one of the best from this tour. Jimmy's playing is incredibly fluent and great,
especially on Misty Mountain Hop leading to Since I've Been Loving You. Over The Hills and Far Away has few very unusual
and exciting guitar passages by Mr. Pagey. Dazed And Confused is beyond description. Soundboard.
 

1973.05.16 Houston, Sam Houston Coliseum
 The band's playing and attack is relentlessly aggressive ...
listen to No Quarter, Dazed And Confused, Heartbreaker ... they are pushing everything to the limit... this is a great
show. Robert really pushes himself to the max with the rest of the band. Soundboard.
 
 1973.05.18 Dallas,
Memorial Auditorium
 Since I've Been Loving You is outstanding and Dazed And Confused is rather loose but very
exciting, energetic and bow solo is very dark. Soundboard.
 
 1973.05.19 Fort Worth, Tarrant County
Convention Center
 The whole band sounds strong with some immense drumming from Bonham. Robert screeches and
sounds strong and Jimmy and Jonesy steamroll through the set. Soundboard.
 
 1973.05.25 Denver, Denver
Coliseum
 All songs presented here are playing with passion and energy. A massive version of Heartbreaker leads
to the bombastic Whole Lotta Love that contains very nice rendition of John Lee Hooker's Boogie Chillun. A hurricane
Communication Breakdown closing this amazing show. Soundboard three songs.
 
 1973.06.02 San Francisco,
Kezar Stadium
 The sound is amazing and Robert's voice is very powerful ... he screams and gets right up there
for perhaps the last time in his career ... his range would be lessened on the following tours. Soundboard.
 

1973.07.15 Buffalo, Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
 “Rock And Roll” starts off a bit slow and
Page’s fingers get tangled in the guitar strings in “Celebration Day,” but it does settle into a
really nice groove by the time they hit “Black Dog.” Soundboard.
 
 1973.07.17 Seattle, Seattle
Coliseum
 Another of the great 1973 US Tour shows ... from the onset the band is ready to play. The
improvisations, especially No Quarter and the immensely long Dazed And Confused are fresh and unique and sound very
different from anything heard before. This is a matrix blending soundboard and audience recordings. The last three
tracks are audience recording only.
 
 1973.07.28 New York, Madison Square Garden
 The second show
of the three night stand and the second to last of the 1973 tour, this is a very good, although somewhat loose show.
Robert's voice alternates between being very strong and creaking a bit but it is surprisingly strong in Since I've Been
Loving You and Stairway To Heaven. The band is playing very well, in a loose and exciting Dazed and Confused. Moby Dick
is extremely long yet somewhat exciting and the last three numbers rock hard! But there's something really special with
this gig - some serious excerpts are used on official movie and soundtrack; just listen to the middle section of No
Quarter, Dazed And Confused and Bonham's drum solo ... fantastic! Soundboard w/audience patching. 						

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