![[TEASER] The Song Remains the Same/The Rover - Led Zeppelin [NEW 1977 Project] @LedZeppelinRarities](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VVZpCi9ssJw/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
NEXT MONTH: In Celebration for a King
Focusing on the North American Tour of 1977, this new project will take the best of the best from Zeppelin's four concert stand in Landover, Maryland, to create a definitive representation of the band as they were in May 1977. As the 1977 tour has not been revisited in any official Led Zeppelin releases, I'm aiming for this project to be a worthy candidate to fill in that gap in the band's chronology.
Similar to 2020's Dancing in the Doldrums, this project will combine both soundboard and audience recordings to create full, rich-sounding renditions of every song performed. However, this time around, I have substantially improved my setup and my techniques, enabling me to surpass Dancing in the Doldrums in terms of sound quality. More on that later.
In this video:
The Song Remains the Same - May 26th, patched with May 25th at the end
The Rover - May 25th
Consider this a rough mix. It is not finalized, and will probably sound a bit more refined in the future.
Those of you with a keen eye may have spotted the community post I made a couple weeks ago with this image. Consider this your first substantial tease for what's to come. I hope to have some more fleshed-out art for future teases.
I don't have a release date set in stone, but it will almost certainly be less than one month from the time of this upload. The final product will be a full hour longer than Dancing in the Doldrums, and for reference, that project took me over a month to complete back in May/June 2020.
See you guys soon...
NEXT MONTH: In Celebration for a King
Focusing on the North American Tour of 1977, this new project will take the best of the best from Zeppelin's four concert stand in Landover, Maryland, to create a definitive representation of the band as they were in May 1977. As the 1977 tour has not been revisited in any official Led Zeppelin releases, I'm aiming for this project to be a worthy candidate to fill in that gap in the band's chronology.
Similar to 2020's Dancing in the Doldrums, this project will combine both soundboard and audience recordings to create full, rich-sounding renditions of every song performed. However, this time around, I have substantially improved my setup and my techniques, enabling me to surpass Dancing in the Doldrums in terms of sound quality. More on that later.
In this video:
The Song Remains the Same - May 26th, patched with May 25th at the end
The Rover - May 25th
Consider this a rough mix. It is not finalized, and will probably sound a bit more refined in the future.
Those of you with a keen eye may have spotted the community post I made a couple weeks ago with this image. Consider this your first substantial tease for what's to come. I hope to have some more fleshed-out art for future teases.
I don't have a release date set in stone, but it will almost certainly be less than one month from the time of this upload. The final product will be a full hour longer than Dancing in the Doldrums, and for reference, that project took me over a month to complete back in May/June 2020.
See you guys soon...
![[TEASER] The Song Remains the Same/The Rover - Led Zeppelin [NEW 1977 Project]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VVZpCi9ssJw/mqdefault.jpg "[TEASER] The Song Remains the Same/The Rover - Led Zeppelin [NEW 1977 Project]
NEXT MONTH: In Celebration for a King
Focusing on the North American Tour of 1977, this new project will take the best of the best from Zeppelins four concert stand in Landover, Maryland, to create a definitive representation of the band as they were in May 1977. As the 1977 tour has not been revisited in any official Led Zeppelin releases, Im aiming for this project to be a worthy candidate to fill in that gap in the bands chronology.
Similar to 2020s Dancing in the Doldrums, this project will combine both soundboard and audience recordings to create full, rich-sounding renditions of every song performed. However, this time around, I have substantially improved my setup and my techniques, enabling me to surpass Dancing in the Doldrums in terms of sound quality. More on that later.
In this video:
The Song Remains the Same - May 26th, patched with May 25th at the end
The Rover - May 25th
Consider this a rough mix. It is not finalized, and will probably sound a bit more refined in the future.
Those of you with a keen eye may have spotted the community post I made a couple weeks ago with this image. Consider this your first substantial tease for whats to come. I hope to have some more fleshed-out art for future teases.
I dont have a release date set in stone, but it will almost certainly be less than one month from the time of this upload. The final product will be a full hour longer than Dancing in the Doldrums, and for reference, that project took me over a month to complete back in May/June 2020.
See you guys soon...")
![Led Zeppelin: Heartbreaker [No Overdubs]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VZF6tV8_LS4/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin: Heartbreaker [No Overdubs]
Self explanatory at this point.
The main riff is actually double-tracked, so if it sounds different, thats why. This only contains the first lead guitar track.")
![Led Zeppelin - Tangerine [June 27th, 1972]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W8mOYmZX-KU/mqdefault.jpg "Led Zeppelin - Tangerine [June 27th, 1972]
Led Zeppelin live at the Long Beach Arena in Long Beach, California - June 27th, 1972
This is a three-source audience matrix of the final acoustic performance of Tangerine, notable for being the only song on its setlist to be omitted from How the West Was Won. It uses a combination of sources 2 and 4 as the center anchor of the mix, with source 2 taking the lower 400hz, and source 4 taking everything above that. Source 1 is also used in the left and right sides of the stereo image.
It also utilizes AI audio separation, similar to the MAL de-mixing technology used in recent Beatles releases. Ive used it here 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.")
![Since Ive Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin [Dancing in the Doldrums PREVIEW]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZUbyxgtmf-U/mqdefault.jpg "Since Ive Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin [Dancing in the Doldrums PREVIEW]
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 didnt see the announcement from a few days ago and I dont blame you. I made a text post, which, if you didnt see it on your home page, was buried in the community tab on my channel, which normally isnt visited on a channel like this. For future reference, any important announcements not done in video form will be there.
Heres 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.
Thats assuming I run into no copyright problems. Stay tuned!")
![Led Zeppelin: Carouselambra [Instrumental]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_MnaSPScFX8/mqdefault.jpg "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.")
