May 29, 2014
VAN MORRISON - NCRV Festival 81 Rotterdam, Netherlands - 05/23/1981
1981-05-23
NCRV Festival 81
Rotterdam, Netherlands
FM broadcast
320 kbps
01. Its All in the Game
02. Bright Side of the Road
03. Full Force Gale
04. Troubadour
05. Aint Nothing You Can Do
06. Satisfied
07. You Make Me Feel So Free
08. Spirit
09. Moondance
10. Summertime in England
Bonus Tracks
Costati Cabaret CA
November 1981
11. Street Theory
12. Help Me
13 Mona
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PAUL McCARTNEY - MUNICH 2003
Audience Recording
cd1
01 - hello goodbye [03:54]
02 - jet [04:08]
03 - all my loving [02:37]
04 - getting better [04:19]
05 - let me roll it [05:17]
06 - lonely road [04:05]
07 - your loving flame [04:30]
08 - blackbird [03:45]
09 - every night [03:00]
10 - we can work it out [03:29]
11 - you never give me your money [04:02]
12 - fool on the hill [03:47]
13 - here today. [04:02]
14 - something. [03:18]
15 - eleanor rigby [02:57]
16 - here there and everywhere. [02:18]
17 - ive just seen a face. [02:22]
18 - calico skies [02:39]
19 - two of us [03:48]
cd2
01 - michelle [03:36]
02 - band on the run [06:34]
03 - back in the ussr [03:07]
04 - maybe i am amazed [05:52]
05 - let em in [05:19]
06 - my love [04:22]
07 - shes leaving home. [05:01]
08 - cant buy me love [02:28]
09 - birthday-mp3beatles [03:10]
10 - live and let die-mp3beatles [04:04]
11 - let it be-mp3beatles [03:54]
12 - hey jude-mp3beatles [08:10]
13 - the long and winding road [03:34]
14 - lady madonna. [02:46]
15 - i saw her standing there [03:43]
16 - yesterday [02:34]
17 - sgt.pepper-the end [06:29]
PAUL McCARTNEY - Frank Erwin Center Austin TX - 05/22/2013
2013-05-22
Frank Erwin Center
Austin TX
HQ Audience Recording
320 kbps
01. Intro
02. Eight Days a Week
03. Junior's Farm
04. All My Loving
05. Listen to What the Man Said
06. Let Me Roll It > Foxy Lady ending
07. Paperback Writer
08. My Valentine
09. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
10. The Long and Winding Road
11. Maybe I'm Amazed (false start)
12. Maybe I'm Amazed
13. I've Just Seen a Face
14. We Can Work It Out
15. Another Day
16. And I Love Her
17. Blackbird
18. Here Today
19. Your Mother Should Know
20. Lady Madonna
21. All Together Now
22. Lovely Rita
23. Mrs. Vandebilt
24. Eleanor Rigby
25. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
26. Something
27. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
28. Band on the Run
29. Back in the U.S.S.R.
30. Let It Be
31. Live and Let Die
32. Hey Jude
1st Encore:
33. Day Tripper
34. Hi, Hi, Hi
35. Get Back
2nd Encore:
36. Yesterday
37. Helter Skelter
38. Golden Slumbers >
39. Carry That Weight >
40 The End
notes: great show by Paul and band, 38 tunes in all.... this was his first show
ever in Austin, and the crowd was very happy he came..... he forget the chords when
starting "Maybe I'm Amazed" and stopped.. he started over, so I tracked that out
separately.....
*** THIS IS A 16-BIT FILESET INTENDED FOR AUDIO CD ***
SOURCE: mbho603a/ka200 > Naiant adapter cable > Tinybox > Edirol r05 (24/48)
PROCESSING: soundforge 9.0 (tracking, fades, resample, dither) > traders little helper > flac level 8
Taped, Processed, Upped by Kubacheck
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PAUL McCARTNEY - Up and Coming Tour Estádio Engenhão Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - 05/22/2011
2011-05-22
Up and Coming Tour
Estádio Engenhão
Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01. Hello Goodbye
02. Jet
03. All My Loving
04. Letting Go
05. Drive My Car
06. Sing The Changes
07. Let Me Roll It
08. The Long And Winding Road
09. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
10. Let ‘Em In
11. I´ve Just Seen A Face
12. And I Love Her
13. Blackbird
14. Here Today
15. Dance Tonight
16. Mrs Vandebilt
17. Eleanor Rigby
18. Something
CD 2:
01. Band On The Run
02. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
03. Back In The USSR
04. I’ve Got A Feeling
05. Paperback Writer
06. A Day In The Life > Give Peace A Chance
07. Let It Be
08. Live And Let Die
09. Hey Jude
10. Day Tripper
11. Lady Madonna
12. Get Back
13. Yesterday
14. Helter Skelter
15. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (reprise) > The End
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THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Memorial Coliseum Portland, OR - 05/19/1974
1974-05-19
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
1st Set:
01. Mississippi Half-Step
02. Mexicali Blues
03. Big Railroad Blues
04. Black Throated Wind
05. Scarlet Begonias
06. Bet It On Down the Line
07. Tennessee Jed
08. Bobby McGee
09. Sugaree
10. Jack Straw
11. It Must Have Been The Roses
12. El Paso
13. Loose Lucy
14. Money Money
15. China Cat Sunflower >
16. I Know You Rider
2nd Set
01. Promised Land
02. Bertha
03. Greatest Story Ever Told
04. Ship of Fools
05. Weather Report Suite Prelude
06. Weather Report Suite Part 1
07. Let It Grow
08. Wharf Rat
09. Big River
10. Peggy O
11. Truckin'
12. Jam
13. Heaven Help Jam
14. NFA
15. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
17. One More Saturday Night
Encore:
09. US Blues
Master Soundboard Reel > PCM > DAT> CDR
many copies in circulation are missing Tennessee Jed, Me & Bobby McGee,
Sugaree, Jack Straw, IMHBTR, El Paso and Ship of Fools. This transcription is complete.
**Remastered** by thir13en Productions
May 28, 2014
THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Campus Stadium University of California - Santa Barbara Goleta CA - 05/25/1974
1974-05-25
Campus Stadium
University of California - Santa Barbara
Goleta CA
SoundBoard Recording
256 kbps
1st Set:
01. U.S. Blues
02. Mexicali Blues
03. Deal
04. Jack Straw
05. Scarlet Begonias
06. Beat it on Down the Line
07. Brown-Eyed Women
08. Me & My Uncle
09. Sugaree
10. El Paso
11. China Cat Sunflower >
12. I Know You, Rider
13. Around & Around
2nd Set:
01. Promised Land
02. Ship of Fools
03. Big River
04. Tennessee Jed
05. Truckin' >
06. Let it Grow >
07. Wharf Rat
09. Sugar Magnolia >
10. Going Down the Road, Feeling Bad >
11. One More Saturday Night
Encore:
01. Casey Jones http://fp.io/emafdf52/
MOE. - No Guts, No Glory
moeOriginally planned as an acoustic album, the 11th moe. album No Guts, No Glory experienced a transformation during the recording process with Dave Aron. A producer best known for hip-hop, Aron didn’t move the jam band in that direction but he encouraged moe. to do what they do best: to play with themselves. This is a group where interplay trumps all, which sometimes means they ride a groove, sometimes they lay back and solo, sometimes they cluster around a microphone and harmonize, sometimes they just enjoy the ruckus they cause. All of this can be heard on No Guts, No Glory, as can the album’s acoustic roots; many of the songs begin with an acoustic intro — or something spare enough to suggest an acoustic intro, like the bluegrass “Do or Die,” which is on electrics but surely feels like it originated on a back porch — and then build into something else, something a bit more full-blooded. This nimbleness, along with little bits of color like the sly marimba on “Calyphornya,” is why No Guts, No Glory can seem simultaneously fresh and familiar. moe. aren’t explicitly pioneering into new territory but they’re digging deep into their surroundings, still finding something to explore within themselves. moe.
No Guts, No Glory (2014)
Annihilation Blues 4:21
White Lightning Turpentine 4:42
This I Know 4:25
Same Old Story 4:23
Silver Sun 9:41
Calyph0rnya 5:12
Little Miss Cup Half Empty 5:19
Blond Hair and Blue Eyes 4:59
Do or Die 3:50
The Pines and the Apple Tree 3:52
Billy Goat 9:38
DEEP PURPLE - Made in Japan [Deluxe Edition]
Made In JapanDeep Purple’s monstrous power as a live act was solidified more than four decades ago with the release of their first live album, Made in Japan. This May, a tidal wave of Made in Japan reissues are surging your way, from remasters to expansions to box sets on CD, vinyl and Blu-Ray.
In 1972, Deep Purple were flying higher than ever. The quintet – at the time, singer Ian Gillan, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, bassist Roger Glover, keyboardist Jon Lord and drummer Ian Paice – had just released their sixth album in five years (and third with the Mk II lineup), Machine Head. It was their first chart-topper in their native England, and also went Top 10 in the States. By this time, the band had quite a sterling reputation as a live act, but were reluctant to attempt a live album for fear they could not produce the exact kind of polished set they could in studio.
Ultimately, upon discovering a burgeoning bootleg market around their tours, they relented, recording three consecutive nights in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan (where the band were particularly adored). Focusing solely on putting on a great show and less on how the final product would sound (to this day, members of the band have reportedly never heard the album), Deep Purple’s gamble paid off handsomely. A single backed with both studio and live versions of the instant classic (and arguable progenitor of heavy metal) “Smoke on the Water” was a U.S. Top 5 hit. The album went Top 10 in America and Top 20 in England, eventually earning a platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America for over a million units shipped.
Made in Japan [2014 Remaster]
1. Highway Star (2014 Remaster) [06:39]
2. Child in Time (2014 Remaster) [12:31]
3. Smoke On the Water (2014 Remaster) [07:17]
4. The Mule (2014 Remaster) [09:26]
5. Strange Kind of Woman (2014 Remaster) [09:50]
6. Lazy (2014 Remaster) [10:22]
7. Space Truckin’ (2014 Remaster) [19:48]
Made in Japan [Original 1972 Mix]
1. Highway Star (Original 1972 Mix) [06:40]
2. Child in Time (Original 1972 Mix) [12:14]
3. Smoke On the Water (Original 1972 Mix) [07:34]
4. The Mule (Original 1972 Mix) [09:25]
5. Strange Kind of Woman (Original 1972 Mix) [09:50]
6. Lazy (Original 1972 Mix) [10:23]
7. Space Truckin’ (Original 1972 Mix) [19:53]
15th August 1972, Koseinenkin Kaikan, Osaka
1. Highway Star [07:10]
2. Smoke On the Water [07:35]
3. Child in Time [11:36]
4. The Mule [10:10]
5. Strange Kind of Woman [08:26]
6. Lazy [09:59]
7. Space Truckin’ [22:25]
8. Black Night [06:56]
9. Speed King [08:27]
16th August 1972, Koseinenkin Kaikan, Osaka
1. Highway Star [07:26]
2. Smoke On the Water [07:27]
3. Child in Time [13:12]
4. The Mule [10:46]
5. Strange Kind of Woman [09:37]
6. Lazy [10:09]
7. Space Truckin’ [20:06]
8. Black Night [06:56]
9. Lucille [09:01]
17th August 1972, Nippon Budokan, Tokyo
1. Highway Star [08:00]
2. Smoke On the Water [07:19]
3. Child in Time [11:27]
4. The Mule [10:24]
5. Strange Kinf of Woman [11:01]
6. Lazy [10:57]
7. Space Truckin’ [19:36]
8. Black Night [08:00]
9. Speed King [07:17]
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May 27, 2014
LED ZEPPELIN - Salt Palace Salt Lake City, UT - 05/26/1973
1973-05-26
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, UT
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. Rock And Roll
02. Celebration Day
03. Black Dog
04. Over The Hills And Far Away
05. Georgia On My Mind
06. Misty Mountain Hop
07. Since I've Been Loving You
08. No Quarter
09. The Song Remains The Same
10. The Rain Song
CD 2:
01. Dazed And Confused
02. Stairway To Heaven
03. Heartbreaker
04. Whole Lotta Love
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PEARL JAM - Chesapeake Energy Arena, Oklahoma City, OK - 11/16/2013
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Wash
(4:29)
Sometimes
(2:45)
Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
(3:29)
Lightning Bolt
(5:34)
Mind Your Manners
(2:40)
Do The Evolution
(3:43)
Animal
(2:46)
Let The Records Play
(6:43)
MFC
(2:22)
In Hiding
(4:44)
Even Flow
(8:50)
Sirens
(6:23)
DISC TWO
Whipping
(3:03)
Unthought Known
(4:17)
Immortality
(6:25)
Infallible
(5:31)
Wishlist
(2:43)
Rearviewmirror
(8:34)
FIRST ENCORE
Encore 1 Break
(5:13)
Just Breathe
(3:56)
Yellow Moon
(3:35)
Parting Ways
(4:38)
Jeremy
(8:32)
Supersonic
(2:44)
DISC THREE
Satan's Bed
(3:07)
Porch
(8:24)
SECOND ENCORE
Encore 2 Break
(1:52)
Last Kiss
(4:55)
State Of Love And Trust
(3:20)
Black
(8:04)
Alive
(6:17)
Baba O'Riley
(5:09)
Yellow Ledbetter
(6:05)
PEARL JAM - American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX - 11/15/2013
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Pendulum
(4:05)
Nothingman
(4:20)
Can't Keep
(3:14)
Interstellar Overdrive
(:51)
Corduroy
(4:48)
Lightning Bolt
(5:45)
Mind Your Manners
(2:46)
Got Some
(5:27)
Brain Of J
(2:35)
World Wide Suicide
(3:51)
Given To Fly
(3:45)
Sirens
(7:44)
Lukin
(:45)
Not For You
(6:12)
DISC TWO
Jeremy
(8:11)
Glorified G
(3:16)
Infallible
(5:05)
Unthought Known
(4:15)
Better Man
(9:01)
FIRST ENCORE
Encore 1 Break
(2:34)
Yellow Moon
(4:56)
Future Days
(3:53)
Footsteps
(5:09)
Daughter
(3:54)
DISC THREE
Chloe Dancer
(2:18)
Crown Of Thorns
(6:10)
Why Go
(3:02)
Porch
(7:51)
SECOND ENCORE
Encore 2 Break
(2:50)
Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
(3:42)
The Real Me
(3:25)
Do The Evolution
(3:28)
Alive
(6:17)
Rockin' In The Free World
(7:16)
Indifference
(6:44)
May 26, 2014
LED ZEPPELIN - Earls Court Arena London, England - 05/17/1975
May 17, 1975
Earls Court Arena
London, England
Audience Recording
01. Rock and Roll
02. Sick Again
03. Over The Hills and Far Away
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. The Song Remains The Same
06. The Rain Song
07. Kashmir
08. No Quarter
09. Tangerine
10. Going to California
11. That's The Way
12. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
13. Trampled Under Foot
14. Moby Dick
15. Dazed and Confused
16. Stairway to Heaven
17. Whole Lotta Love
18. Black Dog
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LED ZEPPELIN - Earls Court Arena London, England - 05/18/1975
May 18, 1975
Earls Court Arena
London, England
01. Rock and Roll
02. Sick Again
03. Over The Hills and Far Away
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. The Song Remains The Same
06. The Rain Song
07. Kashmir
08. No Quarter
09. Tangerine
10. Going to California
11. That's The Way
12. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
13. Trampled Under Foot
14. Moby Dick
15. Dazed and Confused
16. Stairway to Heaven
17. Whole Lotta Love
18. Black Dog
Review: There are moments during Zeppelin’s colorful, sometimes psychedelic, non-stop 240-minute show in the eerie wastes of Earl’s Court (the Stones do 50 minutes or less), when Jimmy Page’s searing guitar, carried by 60,000 watts of power, cuts right through the senses like some fast-acting drug and virtually blots out everything but the music.
And with lead singer Robert Plant looking like some demented Shirley Temple – thick blond hair falling in ringlets across his shoulders, Miss Selfridge’s blouse slashed open to the navel, neck and arms adorned with jewelry and a Bardot pout to his lips – this in its field is one of the most astonishing examples of pure theatre I have ever seen anywhere.
Up there on stage, flanked by 40 tons of equipment that is generating enough light to illuminate Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and London’s theatreland as well, Page in his black velvet suit embroidered with gold dragons allows a smile to flicker across a weary face. And 17,000 people burst into applause as he picks out the intro for Stairway to Heaven, one Zeppelin’s most popular numbers.
In contrast, the group’s keyboard player and bassist John Paul Jones is a shy, intense introvert who two years ago seriously considered giving up rock to apply for the job of chief organist at Winchester Cathedral.
He remains in the shadows laying down excellent sounds to form with John Bonham the rhythmic platform for Plant and Page’s exotic excesses.
“When Led Zeppelin are peaking, then kiss your skull goodbye!”… or so they say! (R. Gilchrist, May 20, 1975)
The second night produces a much more relaxed and tight performance. No Quarter has to be one of the best versions ever and the acoustic section is incredibly intimate and effective. Jimmy's soloing, especially in the greatly expanded Over The Hills And Far Away, is staggering. The encores sound banal after the very good version of Dazed And Confused and the dramatic Stairway To Heaven.
As the show begins, it's obvious that the band has loosened up. tearing ferociously through the opening numbers. Over the Hills and Far Away is introduced as "the ultimate dream." Page blazes through an excellent guitar solo as Bonzo and Jones hammer out a funky groove. In My Time of Dying is incredibly powerful. Bonzo is on fire during The Song Remains the Same. Page's guitar cuts out briefly during the second guitar solo. The Rain Song is absolutely beautiful. As the song ends, Plant introduces Jones as "the only man who wears onions on his shoulders that I've ever met in my life."
Kashmir features an incredible performance from Plant. No Quarter is outstanding. Jones's dramatic piano solo gives way to an epic instrumental section featuring a fantastic guitar solo from Page. The band receives a long ovation as the piece comes to a close. A truly amazing performance, one of the best thus far. Going to California is introduced as "a song about the permanent constant search for any man with a vivid imagination for a Guinnevere." Before Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, Plant tells the crowd "I'm gonna sack whichever road manager has burnt the lyrics to the next song." As the song ends, he exclaims "we are The Knights Who Say Ni!" Peter Grant is introduced as "the man who made it all possible" before Trampled Underfoot. Page delivers an aggressive guitar solo.
Plant introduces Bonzo as "a man with no taste, no manners, no friends... my very best friend, the man who always kicks me when I'm down, ladies and gentlemen, John Bonham!" before Moby Dick. The Woodstock interlude during Dazed and Confused is hauntingly beautiful. Plant's ethereal howls echo through the arena as the bow solo begins. Page's fingers get a bit sticky as he shreds through the frantic guitar solo/workout section. The return to the main riff is devastatingly heavy with Bonzo thrashing wildly at anything within reach. The hypnotic outro jam is a cacophonous explosion of energy. As the song ends, someone near the taper can be heard saying "is that the end?"
Stairway to Heaven is introduced as "a song that came to us in a moment of great peace and tranquility." Page blazes through an excellent guitar solo. Plant delivers the final line in absolute silence. The band plods their way through the show-closing Black Dog. As they leave the stage, Plant announces "we'd like to that the road crew, Showco... and Denis Healey for being such a perv, goodnight."
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LED ZEPPELIN - Tarrant County Convention cCenter Fort Worth,TX - 05/19/1973
1973-05-19
Tarrant County Convention cCenter
Fort Worth,TX
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Rock and Roll
02. Celebration Day
03. Black Dog
04. Over the Hills and Far Away
05. Misty Mountain Hop
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter
08. The Song Remains the Same
09. The Rain Song
10. Dazed and Confused
11. Stairway To Heaven
LED ZEPPELIN - Earls Court Arena London, England - 05/23/1975
May 23, 1975
Earls Court Arena
London, England
Audience Recording
Demand Unprecedented In The History Of Rock Music (EVSD 101-104)
01. Introduction
02. Rock and Roll
03. Sick Again
04. Over The Hills and Far Away
05. In My Time Of Dying
06. The Song Remains The Same
07. The Rain Song
08. Kashmir
09. No Quarter
10. Tangerine
11. Going to California
12. That's The Way
13. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
14. Trampled Under Foot
15. Moby Dick
16. Dazed and Confused
17. Stairway to Heaven
18. Whole Lotta Love
19. Black Dog
John Bonham's brother Mick recalls this night in his book 'My Brother John':
"Come May 23rd, Jacko (father), Debbie (sister) and myself, along with a good friend of mine set off to see for ourselves how the band had progressed since we had last seen them at Trentham Gardens. As soon as the band walked onstage, to rapturous applause, we were in awe at the whole bloody size of it. Showco had shipped in the PA system and light show that was used on their American tour and above the stage a huge video screen showing close up views of the band as they went about their business. For three and a half hours, we were treated to rock music from a band that you just know were glad to be home. Every enthusiastic move by the band was highlighted in a show that was second to none. Laser beams fired above the heads of the audience gave the effect of flaming arrows when they reflected off a mirror ball, filling the vast hall with snowflakes and stars..."
An excellent show ... "Good evening! Welcome to the show. Afer an absence of something like two years, I guess we're all ready for a little Physical Graffiti. Please welcome to Earl's Court ... Led Zeppelin! DJ David Jensen introduced the band in the great style Robert's voice is in strong shape (by 1975 standards) and the band rocks! "Last weekend we did a couple of warm-up gigs for these three. We believe these were the first three gigs to be sold out, so these must be the ones with the most energy stored up. You've been waiting!" Plant stated. Kashmir is thunderous and No Quarter contains some truly excellent improvisation from all three instrumentalists. The acoustic section is wonderful and Dazed And Confused and Stairway To Heaven are excellent version, though both will be bested the following night. The Whole Lotta Love encore has a really long jam leading into Black Dog, with the rhythm section cooking ferociously while Robert screams and ad-libs.
The band's third night at Earls Court begins with an enthusiastic introduction by David 'Kid' Jensen before Rock and Roll explodes out of the gate. Bonzo is like a thunderous stampede, hammering at his drums with incredible intensity. Page tears through the guitar solos during an aggressive Sick Again. In My Time of Dying is a wild cacophony. The band gets a bit lost in the melee at times. Plant hints at You Shook Me near the end of the song. Page's fingers are a bit sticky during The Song Remains the Same. Plant tells the crowd "my left arm is swollen beyond all proportion because I just had it chipped for cholera and smallpox and everything else that we might catch while we go hunting in the jungle for new words and new songs for a new album" following The Rain Song.
Jones is introduced as "Jonesy the maestro" before No Quarter. The electric piano intro is nearly inaudible due to PA problems, recovering before the first verse. Jones's ominous piano solo is followed by a long, wandering guitar solo from Page. Plant hints as When the Levee Breaks while introducing Tangerine as "a song of simple love, first love." That's the Way is beautiful. As the song ends, Bonzo announces "Robert Plant on vocals!" Plant tells the crowd "I think this evening is beginning to feel... silly!" before an explosive Trampled Underfoot. Bonzo is introduced as "a friend, a truly great percussionist, a man with a big heart" before Moby Dick.
Plant unleashes a spine-chilling scream at the beginning of the third verse of Dazed and Confused. The bow solo is preceded by a hauntingly heavy San Francisco interlude. Page shreds erratically through the guitar solo/workout section. The band nearly falls apart during the return to the main riff. The thunderous finale is punctuated by another blood-curdling scream from Plant. Stairway to Heaven is dedicated to journalist Chris Schaar Murray, who had recently described the band as "like a vibrator, it can get you off something ridiculous, but it can't kiss you goodnight." Page delivers an excellent guitar solo. The band closes the show with a devastatingly heavy Black Dog.
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