LED ZEPPELIN - Rocky Mountain Hop - Pacific Coliseum Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - March 19, 1975

Led Zeppelin
Rocky Mountain Hop - (The Godfatherecords ~ G.R. 540/541/542)
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
March 19, 1975
Excellent Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps


Disc 1
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

Disc 2
01 No Quarter
02 Trampled Underfoot
03 Moby Dick

Disc 3
01 Dazed And Confused
02 Stairway To Heaven
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 Black Dog

Total Time: 03hr 02mn 17sc

*** Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1975 ***

Jimmy Page guitar
John Paul Jones bass, keyboards
Robert Plant vocals
John Bonham drums

Notes: Rocky Mountain Hop contains the soundboard recording of Led Zeppelin’s March 19th, 1975 Vancouver show. It’s an extremely enjoyable and dynamic sounding recording; one of the best to surface from the 1975 tour. It has wide separation with a great balance between instruments and ambient audience noise. John Paul Jones’ bass is higher in the mix compared to the other 75 boards, but not overwhelming nor distorted but provides great counterpoint to Page and Bonham making this a fascinating listen. One of the functions of the bass is to elicit a visceral reaction to the music and this soundboard is an excellent example of that effect. This release has caused many to pay more attention to this show and give a re-evaluation as one of the best nights on the tour with particular attention upon the developing epics. (Info taken from collectorsmusicreviews.com).                         http://www.filefactory.com/file/2u8va2c1kbop/LZ_Rocky%20Mountain%20Hop%20-%20Pacific%20Coliseum%20Vancouver%20British%20Columbia%203-19-75%20%28SBD%29%20MP3.rar

LED ZEPPELIN - Tampa Stadium Tampa - 05/05/1973

1973-05-05
Tampa Stadium
Tampa



101. Rock And Roll
102. Celebration Day
103. Black Dog
104. Over The Hills And Far Away
105. Misty Mountain Hop
106. Since I've Been Loving You

201. No Quarter
202. The Song Remains The Same
203. The Rain Song
204. Dazed And Confused
205. Stairway To Heaven

301. Moby Dick
302. Heartbreaker
303. Whole Lotta Love
304. The Ocean
305. Communication Breakdown

Modestly billed as "An event... The Supershow of the year!"
Led Zeppelin attract 56,800 persons to today's show and break the
single concert attendance record set by The Beatles in 1965. The
show grosses an estimate 309,000 pounds.
"Hello, It seems between us we've done something nobody's ever
done before... and that's fantastic!" is Plant's triumphant opening
comment. Robert's voice is a bit hoarse at first but overall it's a fine
performance for so early in the tour. The set list has had some major
changes for the American shows. "Celebration Day" has been recalled
and now follows directly after "Rock And Roll". "Over The Hills And
Far Away" has now been moved back in the running order to fourth
place. "Black Dog" is now performed with a few bars of "Bring It On
Home" as an introduction. "Dancing Days" and "Bron Yr Aur Stomp"
are both dropped from the standard set. John Bonham's solo "Moby
Dick" is reintroduced, although in a much truncated form. "Whole
Lotta Love" is also now much shorter, losing most of the medley
section, only "Boogie Chillum" is regularly retained.
The sheer size of the crowd tonight causes problems at the front of
the stage. After "Since I've Been Loving You", Robert appeals to the
crowd: "Listen, as we've achieved something between us that's never
been done before, will you just cool it on the barriers here. Because
otherwise a lot of people might get poorly, right? So if you have
a little respect for the person who's standing next to you, then possible
we can have no problems, do we? It's bad enough with the balance
of payments!" The situation doesn't improve however, so after
"The Rain Song" Plant addresses the crowd once more: "We want
this to be a really joyous occasion, I gotta tell you three people
going. We are animals, but we can move back a little bit because
it's the only way."
 Robert comments that "Dazed And Confused" takes him back to when
he was 19... "before I got the clap or anything!" A power packed 11
minutes version of "Moby Dick" flows straight into "Heartbreaker"
which is in turn non-stop into "Whole Lotta Love". This is the
only occasion where these pieces are linked in such a manner.
Plant makes references to beating The Beatles' record during the
"Boogie Chillum" section.
The first encore of "The Ocean" is complete with Bonham's spoken
introduction and "Communication Breakdown" closes the stage.
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KANSAS - Westwood One Presents In Concert Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA - October 1, 1983

Kansas
Westwood One Presents In Concert
Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA October 1, 1983
Broadcast February 1984
Pre-FM Vinyl Rip
MP3 320kbps




01 Fight Fire with Fire
02 Point of Know Return
03 Everybody's My Friend
04 What's On My Mind
05 Play the Game Tonight
06 Hold On
07 Andi
08 Dust In The Wind
09 Piano Solo
10 Crossfire/Kerry Livgren Keyboard Solo
11 Get Rich
12 Belexes/Phil Ehart Drum Solo
13 Magnum Opus (Howling At The Moon)
14 Carry On Wayward Son
15 Mainstream
16 Portrait (He Knew)

John Elephante - Lead Vocals, Keyboard, Guitar
Kerry Livgren - Keyboards, Guitar, Backing Vocals
Richard Williams - Guitar
Dave Hope - Bass
Phil Ehart - Drums
Warren Ham - Keyboards, Sax, Flute, Backing Vocals

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KANSAS - Miracles Out of Nowhere

Miracles Out of Nowhere (DVD/CD) is the documentary film that tells the uplifting true story of the classic rock band KANSAS and its climb from impossible obscurity to stadium headliners. Directed by Emmy-nominated Charley Randazzo, the documentary features the original KANSAS lineup, revisiting Topeka together for the first time in more than 30 years, where music mogul Don Kirshner first discovered them.

Miracles Out of Nowhere (DVD/CD ) will also come with a companion audio disc of greatest hits and deep album cuts complete with excerpts from the film that serve as a commentary for each track included on the disc.

1. Intro
2. The Pilgrimage
3. Rock Concert (Dialogue)
4. Can I Tell You
5. The First Album (Dialogue)
6. Journey From Mariabronn
7. The Second Album (Dialogue)
8. Song For America
9. Down The Road
10. Masque (Dialogue)
11. Icarus (Born On Wings Of Steel)
12. The Pinnacle
13. Leftoverture (Dialogue)
14. The Wall
15. Wayward Son (Dialogue)
16. Carry On Wayward Son
17. Kerry The Songwriter
18. Miracles Out Of Nowhere
19. Time For A New Record (Dialogue)
20. Point Of Know Return
21. Finger Exercise (Dialogue)
22. Dust In The Wind
23. The Miracle (Dialogue)
24. Nobody's Home                                                                                                          http://www.filefactory.com/file/1b2zrsnwe8j1/KANSAS_-%20Miracles%20Out%20Of%20Nowhere%20%282015%29%20@320.rar