Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Recorded at Polar Studios in 1978 for In Through the Out Door
Yes this is literally it for this song. It isn't the beginning or the end of it.. literally just a fragment on the tapes. Part of me feels like the band tried to cover this song up, but missed these seconds. In my opinion, this suggests that they did more in 1978 than people realize. On the bootleg tapes, this came right before they played Wearing and Tearing.
I wonder if more from this song will ever be released..
Recorded at Polar Studios in 1978 for In Through the Out Door
Yes this is literally it for this song. It isn't the beginning or the end of it.. literally just a fragment on the tapes. Part of me feels like the band tried to cover this song up, but missed these seconds. In my opinion, this suggests that they did more in 1978 than people realize. On the bootleg tapes, this came right before they played Wearing and Tearing.
I wonder if more from this song will ever be released..
![Led Zeppelin: Over the Hills and Far Away/Black Dog [MSG 1977]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H151GpiJDjA/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: Over the Hills and Far Away/Black Dog [MSG 1977]
Madison Square Garden; June 13th, 1977
0:00 Over the Hills and Far Away
6:30 Black Dog
Ive been going through various concerts using my remastering technique, just for curiousitys sake, and this one sounded pretty good.
These two songs are especially unique here because Percy actually attempts to sing OtHaFA at the album pitch, and this is the only OTHER time they play Black Dog in 77.")
![Led Zeppelin - Out on the Tiles/Blueberry Hill [September 4th, 1970]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HFuIMS4lFjk/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin - Out on the Tiles/Blueberry Hill [September 4th, 1970]
Led Zeppelin live at the Los Angeles Forum in Inglewood, California - September 4th, 1970
This is a three-source audience matrix of the encore from this legendary concert. It uses source 1 as the main anchor source, occupying the center, with source 3 occupying the left side of the stereo image, and source 5 occupying the right side.
It also utilizes AI audio separation, similar to the MAL de-mixing technology used in recent Beatles releases. Ive used it here to bolster the punch of the drums, and to bring Robert Plants vocals more to the forefront of the mix.
Living Reflections is perhaps my most experimental project to date. It is an LP-length live album featuring hand-picked selections from all across Led Zeppelins touring years. What makes this project unique is that all of these tracks are matrix mixes of ONLY audience recordings. There are no soundboard recordings featured in this project. This is a first for this channel.
Although the sound fidelity of this project is a step or two behind the usual, I consider this perhaps my proudest achievement to date. Its been slowly brewing since 2021, and its taken many forms and trajectories, and been subjected to years of tinkering, before settling into this finished product. I hope you enjoy.")
![Atlanta International Pop Festival 1969 - Led Zeppelin Victory [NEWLY SURFACED CONCERT]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IDlYfuCeaq0/mqdefault.jpg "Atlanta International Pop Festival 1969 - Led Zeppelin Victory [NEWLY SURFACED CONCERT]
Today I bring you something extraordinary. A true rarity.
Brought to you by The Dogs of Doom, this is a concert that hasnt been heard by an audience in over 50 years, and the first unheard 1969 concert to surface in about 8 years.
This is my remaster of the recording, featuring speed correction, EQ, and feedback removal. The main remaster being circulated can be heard here, courtesy of Led Zeppelin Boots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejCCenSrv70
Led Zeppelin - Victory
Live at the Atlanta International Pop Festival
Atlanta International Raceway
Hampton, Georgia
5 July 1969
0:00 The Train Kept A-Rollin
2:45 I Cant Quit You Baby
9:15 Dazed and Confused
21:11 White Summer/Black Mountain Side
31:38 You Shook Me
*How Many More Times was also recorded, but unfortunately erased by accident.
Thanks to Vinnie, Z, Charley, Ed, and Ian from The Dogs of Doom for locating, and special thanks to the original taper, who wishes to remain anonymous.
Art by yours truly.")
![Led Zeppelin: How Many More Times [Live 1968]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IixVpfqs4Wc/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: How Many More Times [Live 1968]
From the concert of December 30th, 1968, in Spokane, Washington.
This is an attempted remaster.. Ive always wanted to do something with this recording, given that it is the oldest known Zeppelin recording (and the only one from 1968).")
![Led Zeppelin: All My Love [Extended Rough Mix]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J5td_GXzqLA/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: All My Love [Extended Rough Mix]
A completely different mix, it brings Jonesys bass up considerably, gives Bonzos drums much more depth, and lets Roberts voice soar freely. Also features the absence of Jonesys keyboard solo, but makes up for that in Jimmys seldom-heard guitar solo towards the end. Its a shame that the album version trimmed over a minute off this song.")
