Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 18 hours ago
This demo really shows you how the finished riff of the song really has two different guitar riffs overlapping.
No copyright infringement intended. Music belongs to Led Zeppelin, the band members, and Atlantic Records Group/Swan Song Records.
This video is not monetized.
This demo really shows you how the finished riff of the song really has two different guitar riffs overlapping.
No copyright infringement intended. Music belongs to Led Zeppelin, the band members, and Atlantic Records Group/Swan Song Records.
This video is not monetized.
![St. Tristans Sword/Pennies From Heaven - Led Zeppelin [OSAKA 1971 PREVIEW]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uvRoSWuM-e4/mqdefault.jpg "St. Tristans Sword/Pennies From Heaven - Led Zeppelin [OSAKA 1971 PREVIEW]
29 September 1971 - Osaka, Japan
Heres the deal with this new soundboard..
Its only half the concert, running at about 90 minutes, out of the ~180 of the full Osaka concert. That kinda suggests a part 2 is on the way from Empress Valley, but thatd probably be a while to wait, given EVs timeliness habits.
I decided to remaster the old soundboard of the remaining parts of the concert, and fill the pieces in, being faithful to the original concert setlist.
Accounting for the obligatory Stairway removal, but barring any other copyright removals, itll be a 2 hour 40 minute-ish upload.")
![Led Zeppelin: Swan Song [Rehearsal]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vVu6HLBy5mc/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: Swan Song [Rehearsal]
The rehearsal for the Physical Graffiti outtake, recorded at Headley Grange probably sometime between late-1973 and mid-1974.
This version has a stronger resemblance to the official iteration of the song, which is Midnight Moonlight by The Firm.")
![Led Zeppelin: Psycho a GoGo! [Bootleg] (FIRST EVER SBD)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vyQYgec96vc/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: Psycho a GoGo! [Bootleg] (FIRST EVER SBD)
Led Zeppelin at Fillmore West on January 11th, 1969; one day before Led Zeppelin I was released.
This is the first known soundboard recording of Led Zeppelin, and I really think this is an outstanding bootleg.
There were a few really quiet parts in it though, like the beginning of Dazed and Confused for example. I did what I could to boost the quiet parts without doing anything to the quality of the recording.
The entire middle section of How Many More Times is missing though, so theres one con to this bootleg.
2:01 Has anybody got a Les Paul?
2:46 I Cant Quit You Baby
8:50 Dazed and Confused
22:07 You Shook Me
30:07 How Many More Times [Incomplete]
38:38 Communication Breakdown")
![Led Zeppelin: All My Love (Extended Rough Mix) [Remastered]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vydJSvVXfm8/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: All My Love (Extended Rough Mix) [Remastered]
Recorded November 14th, 1978, at Polar Studios in Sweden. This is notably over a minute longer than the album version, and features Jimmys lost solo at the end of the song. This also doesnt feature JPJs infamous keyboard solo in the middle of the song.
I was able to give this mix a much more polished sound. Compare to the original upload, which is somehow, by far, my most viewed video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5td_GXzqLA")
![Led Zeppelin: Since Ive Been Loving You [Isolated Vocal Track]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w1srtlVaFME/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: Since Ive Been Loving You [Isolated Vocal Track]
This has floated around before on bootlegs. Its not the whole song, but a vast majority of it. I did what I could to boost the clarity.
Lets hope this doesnt get blocked :)")
![Live at the Texas International Pop Festival - Led Zeppelin [Remastered]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wDRz1qGR43c/mqdefault.jpg "Live at the Texas International Pop Festival - Led Zeppelin [Remastered]
August 31, 1969
Lewisville, Texas
0:00 The Train Kept A-Rollin
2:59 I Cant Quit You Baby
9:49 D&C
24:49 You Shook Me
35:31 HMMT
57:54 CB
Ive never take the time to really focus my attention on this whole concert. This is an interesting soundboard, because of how strange the mix was. The vocals, bass, and reverb from the guitar and drums were all hard-panned to the left, and the meat of the drums and guitar were hard-panned to the right. Listening to the unaltered recording honestly reminded me of listening to an early Beatles stereo mix.
I tried my best to balance the entire thing by focusing on the right and left channels individually, then mixing them together into a satisfactory final mix.
P.S.
I am aware that the version of The Train Kept A-Rollin in this video sounds much better than the Cutting Room Floor version I put out literally 2 months ago.
Think nothing of it for now, other than that I always try to improve my abilities.")
