Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
From the concert of June 23rd, 1980, in Bremen, Germany. Also featured in the upcoming concert matrix compilation, Dancing in the Doldrums.
I see that some of you didn't see the announcement from a few days ago and I don't blame you. I made a text post, which, if you didn't see it on your home page, was buried in the "community" tab on my channel, which normally isn't visited on a channel like this. For future reference, any important announcements not done in video form will be there.
Here's a copy/paste of the announcement just for convenience:
"Dancing in the Doldrums - a matrix compilation concert, featuring parts of four concerts from the first half of the 1980 Tour Over Europe.
This two-hour compilation will effectively create a full 1980 concert, ambitiously combining both soundboard and audience tapes to create a full, rich sound throughout the entire concert.
Featured in this compilation are 3 songs from June 20th in Brussels, 3 songs from June 21st in Rotterdam, 5 songs from June 23rd in Bremen, and 5 songs June 24th in Hanover.
Since early April, I have been hard at work creating this project, from curating each individual song, to syncing and stitching it all together, to mixing and mastering it all.
It will be released on June 17th, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the beginning of the Tour Over Europe.
Specifically, it will be premiered at 4PM EST/1PM PST/8PM GMT.
That's assuming I run into no copyright problems. Stay tuned!"
From the concert of June 23rd, 1980, in Bremen, Germany. Also featured in the upcoming concert matrix compilation, Dancing in the Doldrums.
I see that some of you didn't see the announcement from a few days ago and I don't blame you. I made a text post, which, if you didn't see it on your home page, was buried in the "community" tab on my channel, which normally isn't visited on a channel like this. For future reference, any important announcements not done in video form will be there.
Here's a copy/paste of the announcement just for convenience:
"Dancing in the Doldrums - a matrix compilation concert, featuring parts of four concerts from the first half of the 1980 Tour Over Europe.
This two-hour compilation will effectively create a full 1980 concert, ambitiously combining both soundboard and audience tapes to create a full, rich sound throughout the entire concert.
Featured in this compilation are 3 songs from June 20th in Brussels, 3 songs from June 21st in Rotterdam, 5 songs from June 23rd in Bremen, and 5 songs June 24th in Hanover.
Since early April, I have been hard at work creating this project, from curating each individual song, to syncing and stitching it all together, to mixing and mastering it all.
It will be released on June 17th, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the beginning of the Tour Over Europe.
Specifically, it will be premiered at 4PM EST/1PM PST/8PM GMT.
That's assuming I run into no copyright problems. Stay tuned!"

![Led Zeppelin: Carouselambra [Instrumental]
The full instrumental of the near-11 minute epic.
Its apparent that there are no overdubs in this version, as the guitar riff at 4:05 is different, among other things.
I also didnt notice this until recently, but on the album version, the guitar track is completely dropped from the last, disco-esque section of the song. It is present here. Led Zeppelin: Carouselambra [Instrumental]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_MnaSPScFX8/mqdefault.jpg)



![Kashmir - Led Zeppelin (Seattle 1977) [REMASTERED 60FPS]
From the concert of July 17th, 1977.
Aside from the audio remaster, this is my first venture into video remastering. I did a bit of color-correcting and used Adobe Premieres optical flow to boost the framerate to 120 frames per second, although it is limited to 60 here.
Although this was neat, the video work was very very tedious to do. I dont think Ill do the full concert, but I wanna try to do an Earls Court video like this. Kashmir - Led Zeppelin (Seattle 1977) [REMASTERED 60FPS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bS2dgWS2jZ0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Led Zeppelin IV: First Live Performances
The first known live performance for each song from Led Zeppelin IV.
All of these recordings are audience, and many are of poor quality, but I did my best remastering all the songs.
The recordings from March 5, 1971 are full of cuts and holes, I cant fix that. That recording is the only known one from that concert.
Led Zeppelin IV was released on November 8, 1971.
0:00 Black Dog [March 5, 1971]
5:03 Rock and Roll [March 5, 1971]
8:30 The Battle of Evermore [April 3, 1977]
14:13 Stairway to Heaven [March 5, 1971]
22:04 Misty Mountain Hop [May 3, 1971]
26:09 Four Sticks [May 3, 1971]*
31:45 Going to California [March 5, 1971]
34:56 When the Levee Breaks [January 12, 1975]**
*Only played once
**Only played twice (By Led Zeppelin)
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 IV: First Live Performances](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cCP9MzUhhHg/mqdefault.jpg)

![Led Zeppelin: Destroyer [Remastered]
Led Zeppelin at the Richfield Coliseum in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 27, 1977
0:00 The Song Remains the Same (cuts in)
3:45 The Rover/Sick Again
10:50 Nobodys Fault But Mine
18:08 In My Time of Dying
29:45 Since Ive Been Loving You
39:28 No Quarter
1:00:07 Ten Years Gone
1:10:20 The Battle of Evermore
1:16:50 Going to California
1:22:02 Black Country Woman
1:23:45 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
1:29:26 White Summer
1:33:12 Black Mountain Side
1:34:45 Kashmir
1:44:22 Over the Top/Moby Dick
2:01:49 Guitar Solo
2:11:58 Achilles Last Stand
2:21:48 Stairway to Heaven (solo only)
2:27:51 Rock and Roll (cuts in)
2:32:02 Trampled Under Foot
This is really just to demonstrate exactly what I can do with remastering, given that this is a very familiar bootleg.
Compare to the original upload https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bJ27LoRXcI Led Zeppelin: Destroyer [Remastered]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d0yDdUBA2wc/mqdefault.jpg)

