Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 18 hours ago
From the concert of June 30th, 1980 in Frankfurt, Germany
Here's a little something I quickly did to keep myself busy between big projects. I couldn't just do a whole 1980 release and forget about this gem. Similar to Dancing in the Doldrums, this combines the soundboard and audience recordings to create a fuller listening experience.
From the concert of June 30th, 1980 in Frankfurt, Germany
Here's a little something I quickly did to keep myself busy between big projects. I couldn't just do a whole 1980 release and forget about this gem. Similar to Dancing in the Doldrums, this combines the soundboard and audience recordings to create a fuller listening experience.

![Led Zeppelin I: First Live Performances
The first known recording for each song from Led Zeppelin I.
An important note, Black Mountain Side is incorrectly listed as being played on January 10th and 12th, 1969 as a part of White Summer. After listening to the recordings, it was not played until the January 26th recording in Boston.
Led Zeppelin I was released on January 12, 1969.
0:00 Good Times Bad Times [October 10, 1969] *
0:41 Babe Im Gonna Leave You [January 5, 1969]
6:33 You Shook Me [January 10, 1969]
14:47 Dazed and Confused [December 30, 1968]
24:22 Your Time is Gonna Come [September 24, 1971] **
25:44 Black Mountain Side [January 26, 1969]
27:33 Communication Breakdown [January 10, 1969]
31:16 I Cant Quit You Baby [December 30, 1968]
36:59 How Many More Times [December 30, 1968]
*Full song never played in John Bonham era
**Only played once in a medley
http://www.argenteumastrum.com/ This site contains a database of every bootlegged Led Zeppelin concert in history. I give them credit for helping me find the information needed for this video. Led Zeppelin I: First Live Performances](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7toL2X2IJaw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Led Zeppelin: Pipes and Flamenco [Remastered]
Recorded at some point in late-1968 for Led Zeppelin I, but abandoned after about 7 takes. This is the most complete take, and there already seems to be a consensus for that throughout YouTube.
This title is way cooler than The New Yardbirds, so Im going it. I was able to add a nice texture to the guitar.
Compare to the original upload: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNsYnQOHQA4
In other news, Im gonna be on vacation all next week, so Ill try to schedule some uploads to keep some momentum going. As of posting this, I have about one-third of The Cutting Room Floor remastered (of all 3 disks). Led Zeppelin: Pipes and Flamenco [Remastered]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7wFYpAC1yFA/mqdefault.jpg)

![Led Zeppelin: Tympani For the Butter Queen [Bootleg]
An alternate look at the band during the same period that the soundtrack for The Song Remains the Same was recorded.
1:02:23 Id like to dedicate this next one to an old friend of mine, if shes about anywhere, The Butter Queen
May 19, 1973 Soundboard recording
Led Zeppelin at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas
0:49 Rock and Roll
4:37 Celebration Day
8:40 Black Dog (Bring It on Home intro)
15:17 Over the Hills and Far Away
22:24 Misty Mountain Hop
27:10 Since Ive Been Loving You
36:06 No Quarter
47:55 The Song Remains the Same
53:30 The Rain Song
1:02:56 Dazed and Confused
1:34:43 Stairway to Heaven
Unfortunately, all copies of this bootleg seem to stop here.
Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love, and The Ocean are all omitted.
Sorry about that. Led Zeppelin: Tympani For the Butter Queen [Bootleg]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8W46iEMU4bs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Led Zeppelin: Ramble On [No Overdubs]
When the band freshly recorded this song in the studio, this is what it sounded like at first. Jimmy and Robert then went to work recording the overdubs for the final song...
Im taking suggestions for whatever mixes you guys want! Want just Plant and Bonham, or just Jonesy and Page? I can mix together any combination of tracks for Ramble On and Whole Lotta Love only. Led Zeppelin: Ramble On [No Overdubs]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8s-o4pd6GRU/mqdefault.jpg)




