Led Zeppelin "Rare Short Party" Image Quality Aud 6.5
Yale Bowl New Haven CT August 15, 1970
Disc 1:
1. Immigrant Song 2. Heartbreaker 3. Dazed and Confused 4. Bring it on Home 5. Since I've Been Loving You
Disc 2:
1. What is and What Should Never Be 2. Moby Dick 3. Whole Lotta Love (inc. Boogie Chillen - Shake - Move on Down the Line - Honey Bee - Lemon Song) 4. Communication Breakdown (inc. Good Times Bad Times)
The large tape edits signify the meaning for this title. It's a shame there are so many dropouts as this is the first gig of their 6th US tour. Plant's vocals in SIBLY are off the charts, and Bring It is absolutely amazing, both for the harmonica soloing and Percy's ad-libbed double entendres. For its performance, this is HIGHLY recommended.
Led Zeppelin - 1969.01.09 Venue: Fillmore West City: San Francisco Country: USA Title: Label: Quality: Fair Audience No Of Cds:
Unknown Gen
1969.01.09Zeppelin.flac (Train Kept A Rollin')
Comments: This is the only fragment to emerge from Zeppelin's first ever San Francisco performance.
bonzo71 wrote: I'm not aware of a known gen for this one. Here is an unknown gen source that is not sourced from a boot. I was told it was the best available, but it was a while back. If it is better than what you had, enjoy.
pernod wrote: It's not as loud but I would say it's been sourced from a lower gen, less hiss, less background noise and a bit clearer sound. His has a second missing at the beginning but it includes the sound of the recorder being switched off at the end which has been edited out by Twinight.
2 comments:
Led Zeppelin
"Rare Short Party"
Image Quality
Aud 6.5
Yale Bowl
New Haven CT
August 15, 1970
Disc 1:
1. Immigrant Song
2. Heartbreaker
3. Dazed and Confused
4. Bring it on Home
5. Since I've Been Loving You
Disc 2:
1. What is and What Should Never Be
2. Moby Dick
3. Whole Lotta Love (inc. Boogie Chillen - Shake - Move on Down the Line - Honey Bee - Lemon Song)
4. Communication Breakdown (inc. Good Times Bad Times)
The large tape edits signify the meaning for this title. It's a shame there are so many dropouts as this is the first gig of their 6th US tour. Plant's vocals in SIBLY are off the charts, and Bring It is absolutely amazing, both for the harmonica soloing and Percy's ad-libbed double entendres. For its performance, this is HIGHLY recommended.
Enjoy!
"bonus tune" info -
Led Zeppelin - 1969.01.09
Venue: Fillmore West
City: San Francisco
Country: USA
Title:
Label:
Quality: Fair Audience
No Of Cds:
Unknown Gen
1969.01.09Zeppelin.flac (Train Kept A Rollin')
Comments: This is the only fragment to emerge from Zeppelin's first ever San Francisco performance.
bonzo71 wrote: I'm not aware of a known gen for this one. Here is an unknown gen source that is not sourced from a boot. I was told it was the best available, but it was a while back. If it is better than what you had, enjoy.
pernod wrote: It's not as loud but I would say it's been sourced from a lower gen, less hiss, less background noise and a bit clearer sound. His has a second missing at the beginning but it includes the sound of the recorder being switched off at the end which has been edited out by Twinight.
FLAC file provided by bonzo71.
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