Led Zeppelin - Live in Montreux, Switzerland (March 7th 1970) - AUD and SBD MixLed Zeppelin Boots2026-09-22 | Led Zeppelin - Live in Montreux, Switzerland (March 7th 1970) - AUD and SBD MixLed Zeppelin - Live in Kyoto, Japan (Oct. 10th, 1972) - NEW SOURCE/MERGELed Zeppelin Boots2022-12-29 | At long last, Empress Valley has unveiled a new source for this show, merged with one of the old sources! While fairly hissy, this is a nice upgrade and an improvement over the other sources for this show. The show itself is a very good albeit truncated performance owing to the band not wanting to miss the last train out of town. Plant's voice is easily the best it's sounded for the entire 1972 Japanese tour, with this being arguably the last recorded time he's able to nail all the high notes in Over the Hills and Far Away without too much trouble. Special thanks to Mysterii for the thumbnail!
0:00 Intro 1:07 Rock and Roll 4:50 Black Dog 10:29 Misty Mountain Hop 14:52 Since I've Been Loving You 23:27 The Song Remains the Same 28:34 The Rain Song 37:04 Dazed and Confused 56:46 Stairway to Heaven 1:06:41 Over the Hills and Far Away 1:12:02 Whole Lotta Love 1:36:50 Immigrant Song
Bootleg: Last Ballad (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)Led Zeppelin - Live in Denver, CO (June 21st, 1972) - UPGRADE/BEST SOUNDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-12-26 | I'm finally back and to celebrate, here is an upgraded version of the band's show in Denver during their 1972 North American tour. The sound quality is variable and goes from being relatively clear to pretty muffled. The tape is also pretty fragmentary, especially in the latter half with almost every song being cut. Regardless, this is a great performance, and the tape has been mastered to provide the best sound possible. Thanks to all who transferred and mastered it as well as to Mysterii for the thumbnail!
0:00 Drone 1:32 Immigrant Song (cut) 4:50 Heartbreaker (cut) 13:18 Black Dog 19:27 The Ocean 25:35 Since I've Been Loving You (cut) 28:27 Stairway to Heaven (cut) 39:55 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (cut) 43:19 Dazed and Confused (cut) 52:55 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 53:38 Rock and Roll (cut) 54:52 Louie Louie (cut) 55:40 Thank You (cut)
Bootleg: Cass(M) (Certron C-60) - Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjusted) - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 - wav@24/48 - flac@16/44Led Zeppelin - Live in Vancouver, Canada (Aug. 19th, 1971) - NEW SHOWLed Zeppelin Boots2022-12-17 | At long last, here is the long awaited release from EVSD of the band's first show of their 1971 North American tour in Vancouver. This marks the debut North American performances of Black Dog, Going to California, Stairway to Heaven, and Celebration Day as well as a rare live performance of Gallows Pole. A big thanks to Mysterii for creating the thumbnail.
0:00:00 Since I've Been Loving You (cut) 0:03:27 Black Dog 0:09:01 Dazed and Confused (cut) 0:24:41 Stairway To Heaven (cut) 0:34:47 Going To California (cut) 0:38:29 That's The Way (cut) 0:44:31 What Is And What Should Never Be (cut) 0:48:29 Celebration Day (cut) 0:52:07 Gallows Pole (cut) 0:57:35 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 1:20:58 Weekend 1:24:19 Rock and Roll 1:28:29 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: "Wild West Side" (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)Led Zeppelin - Best of LA 77 (Millard Recordings Only) - COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-09-05 | This is basically a reupload of one of my oldest uploads, a "best of" compilation of the band's LA 77 run using the recordings made by Mike Millard to achieve a good balance of sound. My previous upload eliminated Stairway to Heaven due to copyright issues at the time, but now it's here in full. Enjoy!
Here are the versions that I used:
June 21st - Mike the Mike 6-21-77 (Winston Remaster) June 23rd - For Badgeholders Only (Dragonfly Vinyl and Scorpio) June 25th - Mike the Mike 6-25-77 (Winston Remaster) June 27th - Last Sunset in LA (Dadgad)
0:00 Intro - 21st 1:22 The Song Remains The Same - 21st 6:33 The Rover/Sick Again - 21st 14:06 Nobody's Fault But Mine - 21st 21:42 In My Time of Dying - 25th 34:34 Since I've Been Loving You - 23rd 44:56 No Quarter - 23rd 1:17:12 Ten Years Gone - 23rd 1:27:58 The Battle of Evermore - 27th 1:34:48 Going to California - 27th 1:41:38 Going Down South - 27th 1:42:52 Black Country Woman - 21st 1:44:37 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (incl. Dancing Days) - 27th 1:57:00 White Summer/Black Mountain Side - 21st 2:05:41 Kashmir - 21st 2:16:43 Trampled Underfoot - 27th 2:26:59 Over the Top (w/Keith Moon) - 23rd 2:45:52 Over the Hills and Far Away - 21st 2:52:53 Heartbreaker - 21st 3:02:00 Guitar Solo - 23rd 3:17:38 Achilles Last Stand - 23rd 3:27:53 Stairway to Heaven - 23rd 3:41:27 Whole Lotta Love/Rock and Roll - 23rd 3:48:14 Communication Breakdown - 25thLed Zeppelin - Live in New York, NY (July 27th, 1973) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-09-01 | As requested by Strider, here is the full audience recording of the band's first show at Madison Square Garden during the tail end of their 1973 North American tour. These three shows at Madison Square Garden were filmed and recorded for what would become The Song Remains the Same film and soundtrack album. Sadly, this audience recording cuts in during The Rain Song, essentially missing the first hour or so of the show. It's also noisy and distorted and a bit hissy, but we'll take what we can get. Special thanks to Artie for taping this and to PianoMan88/Bobby Plant for providing this transfer!
0:00 The Rain Song (cut) 7:39 Dazed and Confused 37:29 Stairway to Heaven 49:12 Moby Dick (cut) 1:08:21 Heartbreaker 1:14:39 Whole Lotta Love 1:32:17 The Ocean
Bootleg: 1st gen-CDR-EAC-FlacLed Zeppelin - Live in Detroit, MI (Jan. 31st, 1975) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-28 | As requested by Z, here is an upgraded and properly sequenced version of the band's show in Detroit during their 1975 North American tour. Curiously, almost all versions of this show have How Many More Times and Stairway to Heaven swapped, including my previous upload. This version has them in the proper order and has been speed corrected and cleaned up. This tape is overall pretty solid, being pretty clear and well balanced, although a bit noisy at times, and it still suffers from some speed issues during How Many More Times and Stairway to Heaven. The performance itself is very good for the era. Although Plant is clearly suffering from the flu, he's showing signs of improvement. Page is in fine form, especially on No Quarter, with Bonzo and Jones being their usual great selves. Big thanks to glasnostrd19 for transferring this and to Tomislaw for revising it!
0:00 Intro 0:10 Rock and Roll 3:58 Sick Again 9:57 Over the Hills and Far Away 17:31 In My Time of Dying 28:38 The Song Remains the Same 33:59 The Rain Song 42:23 Kashmir 51:29 No Quarter 1:10:04 Trampled Underfoot 1:18:19 Moby Dick (cut) 1:40:56 How Many More Times (cut) 1:55:48 Stairway to Heaven 2:06:59 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 2:08:04 Black Dog
Bootleg: Cass(1) (Maxell XLII C-90) - Tascam 112 - Soundforge w/ pitch adjustment - wav - flac (Tomislaw revision)Page & Plant - Live in Rio De Janiero, Brazil (Jan. 27th, 1996)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-08-25 | As requested by Lucas, here is complete video of Page and Plant's first and only performance in Rio during their 1995/1996 world tour. Big thanks to Randy for providing me with this video!
0:00 Intro 0:28 Egyptian Intro 2:03 Immigrant Song/The Wanton Song 5:38 Bring It On Home 7:06 Heartbreaker 11:05 Ramble On 16:52 No Quarter 23:04 Hurdy Gurdy Solo 26:30 Gallows Pole 31:26 Since I've Been Loving You 40:24 The Song Remains the Same 47:04 Going to California 52:00 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 59:51 Whole Lotta Love/Dazed and Confused 1:14:46 Four Sticks 1:20:17 Kashmir 1:38:50 Black Dog 1:45:20 Rock and RollLed Zeppelin - Live in Rochester, NY (Sept. 11th, 1971) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-22 | As a special treat, here is a more complete and better sounding version of the band's show in Rochester during their 1971 North American tour. Interestingly enough, the main source used here circulates in several different versions, each with different lengths and with differing sound quality. My friend ledzepfilm was kind and hard working enough to stitch together FOUR different versions of this one source and patch it with a second audience recording in order to present the show in its most complete and best quality version yet. Big thanks to him for this merge and to Bert for revising it.
0:00 Intro 0:56 Immigrant Song 5:11 Heartbreaker 14:22 Since I've Been Loving You 22:03 Black Dog 27:27 Stairway to Heaven (cut) 31:19 Celebration Day 38:23 That's the Way (cut) 45:49 Going to California 51:09 What Is and What Should Never Be (cut) 55:34 Moby Dick (cut) 1:12:25 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 1:38:34 Organ Solo (cut) 1:44:44 Thank You
Bootleg: source 1 (main): ledzepfilm combo source 2 (patching): Cass(4) (Revision)Led Zeppelin - Live in Hamburg, Germany (March 21st, 1973) - MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-18 | As requested by Blathers, here is the most complete version of the band's legendary show in Hamburg during their 1973 European tour. This tour is widely considered to be the band's instrumental peak, with Page and Bonham delivering some of their best performances ever. This show is no exception. It is insanely powerful from beginning to end. The audience recording for the majority of this show is rather hissy and distant, although fairly clear overall. The soundboard, which cuts in and out between Dazed and Whole Lotta Love, is fantastic. Special thanks to Ed for this merge!
0:00 Rock and Roll (cut) 3:57 Over the Hills and Far Away 10:54 Black Dog 17:11 Misty Mountain Hop 21:54 Since I've Been Loving You 32:16 Dancing Days 36:55 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (cut) 42:48 The Song Remains the Same 48:20 The Rain Song 57:55 Dazed and Confused 1:25:30 Stairway to Heaven 1:36:57 Whole Lotta Love 2:04:25 The Ocean
Bootleg: Main: 1st gen - CDR (SBD) Patching: 2nd gen - CDR (2018 version) (AUD)Led Zeppelin - Live in Los Angeles, CA (Aug. 21st, 1971) - NEW MERGE/BEST SOUNDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-15 | Thanks to the recent unveiling of a brand new source of this show taped by Eddie Vincent, here is a brand new three source merge of the band's first show in LA on their 1971 North American tour, put together by my friend ledzepfilm. This uses the new source for the first few songs. Sadly, Vincent was caught by Peter Grant himself and ordered to shut off his tape. Thus, he only captured the show up through Black Dog. A real shame, but this new source is the best sounding of all three sources. It's very clear and well balanced. The other two sources are a bit more distant, but nonetheless still pretty clear. As for the show itself, this is a fiery performance. The band is full of energy and determined to prove themselves. Bonham in particular comes through exceptionally loudly. I've never heard his drums sound this powerful before or since. Plant's voice is a bit strained and hoarse, but he still puts everything he has into his performance. Special thanks to Eddie Vincent, Jeff Allen, and Dave Melton for taping this show, as well as to ledzepfilm for putting this merge together!
0:00 Intro 1:08 Immigrant Song 5:06 Heartbreaker 12:04 Since I've Been Loving You 20:39 Black Dog 27:31 Dazed and Confused 48:28 Stairway to Heaven 57:06 Celebration Day 1:01:50 That's the Way 1:08:40 Going to California 1:13:37 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:18:16 Whole Lotta Love 1:46:57 Weekend 1:51:11 Rock and Roll 1:57:08 Communication Breakdown 2:05:36 Organ Solo 2:07:36 Thank You
Bootleg: ledzepfilm mergeLed Zeppelin - Live in Boston, MA (Sept. 9th, 1970) - Alternate SourceLed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-12 | As requested by Jeff Thomas, here is the complete alternate source for the band's show in Boston during their Summer 1970 North American tour. This is a highly underrated show from the tour, with the band turning in another fantastic performance as usual. This recording is a bit distant and hissy with some occasional channel issues, but overall, it's a pretty good recording for the era.
0:00 Intro 5:17 Immigrant Song 8:43 Heartbreaker 15:33 Dazed and Confused 31:41 Bring It On Home 41:12 That's the Way 49:02 Bron-Yr-Aur (cut) 52:33 Since I've Been Loving You 59:51 Organ Solo (cut) 1:03:44 Thank You (cut) 1:10:37 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:15:32 Moby Dick (cut) 1:30:00 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 1:46:58 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: 2nd gen-cdr-cdr(x)-eac(secure mode/read offsets corrected)-wav-flac(level 7)Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court (May 23rd, 1975) - BEST SOUND/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-08 | As requested by Herr and Dena Daoust, here is a full and newly upgraded merge of the band's third show at Earls Court in May 1975. This is probably Plant's best show of the Earls Court run and one of his best shows of the year. The rest of the band is a little more relaxed than the first two shows, but they still nonetheless deliver a great performance (with the odd exception of Kashmir which is weirdly sluggish). Special thanks to my friend ledzepfilm for this merge!
0:00 Intro 1:59 Rock and Roll 6:02 Sick Again 12:19 Over the Hills and Far Away 20:57 In My Time of Dying 33:47 The Song Remains the Same 39:13 The Rain Song 49:19 Kashmir 59:27 No Quarter 1:26:43 Tangerine 1:31:15 Going to California 1:38:02 That's the Way 1:45:38 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:52:39 Trampled Underfoot 2:01:44 Moby Dick 2:27:01 Dazed and Confused 2:59:02 Stairway to Heaven 3:11:46 Whole Lotta Love 3:18:22 Black Dog
Bootleg: ledzepfilm mergeLed Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy Live CompilationLed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-04 | As requested by Aidan Graziosi, here is a live compilation I put together of the band performing songs from Houses of the Holy. I tried to pick live versions that were relatively close to the studio versions, but had to take a bit of liberty with The Crunge and D'yer Mak'er as they were never performed in their entirety. I ended up using snippets from Whole Lotta Love medleys for both. Thanks to all involved for providing these versions!
Versions Used: Los Angeles 6/25/72 - Master - DAT Tokyo 10/2/72 - Presentation 1972 (Patriot) Hamburg 3/21/73 - Master - DAT (Presence) Mobile 5/13/73 - Dadgad remaster San Francisco 6/2/73 - Master - DAT - CDR (Dadgad) Long Beach 3/11/75 - Grame remaster
0:00 Intro 0:28 The Song Remains the Same - Tokyo 10/2/72 5:43 The Rain Song - Tokyo 10/2/72 13:46 Over the Hills and Far Away - Los Angeles 6/25/72 18:55 The Crunge (snippet from Whole Lotta Love) - Long Beach 3/11/75 21:51 Dancing Days - Los Angeles 6/25/72 25:23 D'yer Mak'er (snippet from Whole Lotta Love) - Hamburg 3/21/73 26:06 No Quarter - Mobile 5/13/73 37:05 The Ocean - San Francisco 6/2/73Led Zeppelin - Live in Chicago, IL (July 6th, 1973) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-08-01 | By request, here's an audience recording of the band's first of two shows in Chicago on their 1973 North American tour. Unfortunately, this recording is very noisy and boomy due to the poor acoustics of the arena as well as the taper being pretty far away from the stage. What's worse, the sound quality gets even worse for the last several songs, becoming extremely hissy with the volume of the music sharply decreasing. Nevertheless, this offers a nice alternative perspective to this show.
0:00 Rock and Roll (cut) 3:50 Celebration Day 7:35 Black Dog 14:14 Over the Hills and Far Away 21:11 Misty Mountain Hop 26:02 Since I've Been Loving You 35:20 No Quarter (cut) 47:57 The Song Remains the Same 53:44 The Rain Song 1:03:23 Dazed and Confused 1:31:49 Stairway to Heaven 1:44:23 Moby Dick 2:08:25 Heartbreaker (cut) 2:14:12 Whole Lotta Love 2:26:46 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: ampex c-90 master cassette - cdrw - eac - cdwave - flacPage & Plant - Live in Hartford, CT (Oct. 21st, 1995)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-07-29 | As requested by Geoff Kelman, here is another excellent show from Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's 1995/1996 world tour at the Hartford Coliseum in Hartford, Connecticut. Big thanks to Randy for providing me with this! I have no info on the lineage or release of this particular show, but it definitely sounds great!
0:00 Egyptian Intro 2:09 Immigrant Song/The Wanton Song 5:48 Heartbreaker 10:39 What Is and What Should Never Be 16:21 Thank You 24:30 No Quarter 31:21 Hey Hey What Can I Do 35:52 Hurdy Gurdy Solo 40:03 Gallows Pole 44:46 Since I've Been Loving You 54:16 The Song Remains the Same 1:00:39 Going to California 1:05:42 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 1:14:12 Whole Lotta Love/Dazed and Confused 1:33:36 Dancing Days 1:38:49 In The Evening/Carouselambra 1:54:17 Black Dog 1:59:38 KashmirLed Zeppelin - Live in Providence, RI (July 21st, 1973) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-07-21 | In honor of its 49th anniversary, here is one of the band's best shows of their 1973 North American tour. Both Page and Plant are on firing, delivering two of their best performances of the year! While the tape has a few cuts in places, the vast majority of the show is preserved in this nice upgraded transfer of the audience recording. The sound is slightly muddy at the start, but it improves nicely around The Song Remains the Same. Special thanks to FRL for taping this show!
0:00 Intro 0:31 Rock and Roll 4:16 Celebration Day 7:56 Black Dog 14:20 Over the Hills and Far Away 22:45 Misty Mountain Hop 27:26 Since I've Been Loving You 36:28 No Quarter 50:54 The Song Remains the Same (cut) 52:10 The Rain Song (cut) 1:01:18 Dazed and Confused (cut) 1:29:21 Stairway to Heaven 1:41:09 Moby Dick (cut) 1:54:24 Heartbreaker (cut) 2:02:21 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 2:10:00 The Ocean
Bootleg: Cass(M) (Sony C-120 & UCX-60) - Nakamichi Dragon - CDR(1)Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court (May 25th, 1975) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-07-18 | By request, here is a merge I put together of the audience recordings of the band's last show at Earls Court in London. Unfortunately, of the five Earls Court gigs, this one is easily the worst represented in terms of sound for the audience sources. The lone good source only captures the last hour of the show and has issues at the beginning (hence why I only cut to it before Stairway rather than the tail end of Dazed when it actually starts). The other two sources are rather distant and hissy, with the main one being a bit difficult to make out in quieter moments. It's okay for the most part, but some bootleg ears are definitely required. Special thanks to Glyn for transferring the patching source used here!
0:00 Intro 1:49 Rock and Roll 5:32 Sick Again 11:50 Over the Hills and Far Away 20:18 In My Time of Dying 33:27 The Song Remains the Same 38:36 The Rain Song 47:45 Kashmir 58:01 No Quarter 1:23:42 Tangerine 1:28:34 Going to California 1:34:50 That's the Way 1:43:33 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:51:25 Trampled Underfoot 2:01:38 Moby Dick (cut) 2:22:08 Dazed and Confused 2:55:03 Stairway to Heaven 3:14:56 Whole Lotta Love 3:21:36 Black Dog 3:31:36 Heartbreaker 3:41:25 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: Main (intro through Dazed): "Great Taste Last Night" (EVSD Final Option box set) Main (Stairway through end): "Assorted Delights" (EVSD Final Option box set) Patching: two TDK SA90 cassettes (unknown gen) - Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjusted) - Adobe Audition - WAV 24/96Led Zeppelin - Live in Salt Lake City, UT (May 26th, 1973) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-07-13 | As requested by Herr and TAFCIA, here is the full audience recording of the band's show in Salt Lake City during their 1973 North American tour. This tape is fairly overloaded and distant with quite a bit of hiss. It also is fragmentary with several songs being cut. Regardless, this offers a nice alternate perspective of this show. Overall this is a pretty standard gig for 1973, although Moby Dick appears to have been curiously dropped from the setlist tonight. Perhaps the band was late and needed to shorten the show for curfew.
0:00 Intro 1:21 Rock and Roll (cut) 5:08 Celebration Day 8:57 Black Dog 15:20 Over the Hills and Far Away 23:57 Georgia On My Mind 25:28 Misty Mountain Hop (cut) 30:23 Since I've Been Loving You 39:03 No Quarter (cut) 50:50 The Song Remains the Same 56:12 The Rain Song 1:05:29 Dazed and Confused (cut) 1:17:47 Stairway to Heaven 1:28:18 Heartbreaker (cut) 1:35:58 Whole Lotta Love 1:44:25 Communication Breakdown (cut)
Bootleg: The Dirty Trick (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)Led Zeppelin - Live in Los Angeles, CA (March 27th, 1970) - BEST SOUND/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-07-10 | As requested by lzprcs, here is an upgraded merge of the band's first show at the LA Forum during their Spring 1970 North American tour. This is a spectacular performance, with all four members of the band giving it their all. My previous upload of this show was an old merge that ran at the wrong speed. This one is better sounding and runs at the proper speed. Big thanks to Ed for his merge!
0:00 Intro 0:48 We're Gonna Groove 3:59 Dazed and Confused 21:53 Heartbreaker 28:13 Bring It On Home 36:46 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 51:06 Since I've Been Loving You 59:54 Organ Solo 1:03:00 Thank You 1:10:39 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:15:50 Moby Dick 1:37:43 How Many More Times 2:02:43 Whole Lotta Love 2:10:44 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: Main: source 2 1st gen reel - WAV - FLAC Patching (Moby Dick): source 2 2nd gen cassette - DAT(0) - CDR(0) - FLAC Patching (rest of show): source 1 1st gen cassette - DAT(0) - CDR(0) - FLACLed Zeppelin - Live in Tucson, AZ (June 28th, 1972) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-07-01 | As requested by Blathers, here is an upgrade of the band's last show of their 1972 North American tour. Despite an oddly truncated setlist (much of the acoustic set and extra encores have been dropped), the band turns in a spectacular and highly energetic performance. The tape is also very good, albeit somewhat abrasive sounding especially in the higher frequencies. Special thanks to Bob G. for taping this show!
0:00 Drone 0:56 Immigrant Song 4:35 Heartbreaker 13:43 Black Dog 20:20 Over the Hills and Far Away 26:18 Since I've Been Loving You 35:21 Stairway to Heaven 47:08 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 52:38 Dazed and Confused 1:21:13 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:26:53 Dancing Days 1:31:35 Moby Dick (cut) 1:49:13 Whole Lotta Love 2:18:58 Rock and Roll
Bootleg: KRW_CO TransferLed Zeppelin - Live in Brisbane, Australia (Feb. 29th, 1972) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-26 | Here is an upgraded source merge of Zeppelin's final show in Australia during their 1972 Australasian tour. Unfortunately, this is easily the worst sounding show of the tour, with both recordings being fairly muddy. In addition, both sources in their raw form suffer from some very distracting speed issues. These have been addressed in this merge, although it may not be perfect. The performance itself is excellent, as is typical for the era. Huge thanks to Ed for this merge and speed correction, as well as Glyn for providing the sources!
0:00 Intro 1:10 Immigrant Song 4:50 Heartbreaker 13:10 Black Dog 19:31 Since I've Been Loving You 28:29 Celebration Day 34:20 Stairway to Heaven 45:03 Going to California 52:01 That's the Way (false start) 54:31 That's the Way 1:01:28 Tangerine 1:05:10 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:10:51 Dazed and Confused 1:35:21 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:41:19 Moby Dick 1:56:59 Whole Lotta Love (cut)
(patching): unknown gen cassettes (Bill B.) - Nakamichi DR-1 - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 - wav@24/48 - flac@16/44Led Zeppelin - Live in Houston, TX (March 29th, 1970) - UPGRADELed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-23 | As requested by Ed, here is an upgrade of the band's show in Houston during their Spring 1970 North American tour. Sadly, we only have a fragment of this show containing White Summer and How Many More Times. A shame, because How Many More Times in particular is excellent, probably one of the best versions ever. This tape is fairly distant and a bit muffled with some disturbances in places, but otherwise, it's pretty decent for the time period. Special thanks to Southern Led for providing this upgrade and to Glyn for transferring it!
0:00 Intro 0:40 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 13:45 How Many More Times (cut)
Bootleg: Maxell XL II 90 cassette (4th gen) - Nakamichi DR-1 (Azimuth Adjusted) - Adobe Audition - WAV 24/96Led Zeppelin - Live in Seattle, WA (June 19th, 1972) - UPGRADELed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-20 | In (belated) honor of its 50th anniversary, here is an upgrade of one of the band's most legendary shows ever. This gig in Seattle is notable for containing the first live performances of The Ocean, Black Country Woman, Dancing Days (performed twice no less!) and Over the Hills and Far Away. This upgrade is the best that this tape has sounded, and while you still need some slight bootleg ears in order to enjoy it, it's become a fairly decent source. Some slight patching to other versions of this tape was done due to some gaps in this new transfer, most notably almost all of the 2nd performance of Dancing Days is taken from a slightly inferior sounding version. Special thanks to Bill B for providing this upgrade, Glyn for transferring it, and Ed for patching and speed correction!
0:00 Immigrant Song (cut) 2:15 Heartbreaker 10:55 Black Dog 16:50 The Ocean (first live performance) 21:45 Since I've Been Loving You 30:05 Stairway to Heaven 40:55 Going to California (cut) 46:57 Black Country Woman (first and only complete live performance) 50:57 That's the Way 58:13 Tangerine 1:01:17 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:07:23 Dazed and Confused 1:36:09 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:41:18 Dancing Days (first live performance) 1:45:36 Moby Dick (cut) 2:05:26 Whole Lotta Love 2:34:23 Rock and Roll 2:39:51 Organ Solo (incl. Louie Louie and Let's Dance) 2:49:51 Thank You 2:59:36 Money (That's What I Want) [cut] 3:02:36 Over the Hills and Far Away (first live performance) [cut] 3:06:59 Dancing Days
Bootleg: Main: Two Maxell UD 90 Cassettes (2nd gen) - Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjusted) - Adobe Audition - WAV Patching: "Dancing Again" (EVSD) silvers - wav - flac (used for missing time after WLL, after TY, and after second DD) Additional patching: 2nd gen cassettes - wav - flac (weedwacker) (used for most of second DD)Led Zeppelin - Live in Osaka, Japan (Sept. 29th, 1971) - Audience Source MergeLed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-16 | As requested by BigTay, here is a merge I put together of the audience recordings of the band's last show of their 1971 tour of Japan. The soundboard and rough multitrack for this show have long overshadowed the audience sources, and while they aren't perfect, they're pretty enjoyable and offer a nice alternate perspective of the concert. As for the performance, this is undoubtedly a must hear show, being one of the band's best performances ever. The show has a nice relaxed and loose vibe and you can tell that everyone is having a ball.
0:00 Intro 4:09 Immigrant Song 8:51 Heartbreaker 18:12 Since I've Been Loving You 26:43 Black Dog 34:17 Dazed and Confused 1:07:19 Stairway to Heaven 1:17:36 Celebration Day 1:23:49 That's the Way 1:31:38 Going to California 1:42:27 Tangerine 1:47:51 Friends 1:52:44 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:58:07 Moby Dick 2:19:43 Whole Lotta Love 2:56:14 Communication Breakdown 3:08:05 Organ Solo 3:12:24 Thank You 3:20:32 Rock and Roll
Bootleg: Main: Live In The Fairy Tale (Tarantura2000) silver CDs - EZ CD Audio Converter - FLAC Patching: unverified Master - DAT - CDR Additional Patching: "929 Alternates" (Lighthouse)Led Zeppelin - Live in Essen, Germany (March 22nd, 1973) - Winston RemasterLed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-12 | As requested by Ed, here is an upgraded and superior merge/remaster of the band's show in Essen during their 1973 European tour. This tour is considered to be the band's instrumental peak and this show is no exception. Both Bonham and Page are absolutely on fire, with Bonham especially having one of the best nights of his career. Dazed is simply one of the best versions ever and Whole Lotta Love is unbelievably tight. This is a merge/remaster of two audience recordings and a partial soundboard tape done by Winston. The audience tapes are fairly decent and listenable while the soundboard is very clear and highly enjoyable. Big thanks to him for this!
0:00 Intro 0:33 Rock and Roll 4:39 Over the Hills and Far Away 12:17 Black Dog 19:30 Misty Mountain Hop 24:07 Since I've Been Loving You 33:08 Dancing Days 38:54 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 44:50 The Song Remains the Same 49:25 The Rain Song 59:44 Dazed and Confused 1:31:44 Stairway to Heaven 1:43:59 Whole Lotta Love 2:17:09 Heartbreaker
Bootleg: It's Been Very Nice (Winston Remaster) - Dazed and Whole Lotta Love used the SBD patched tracks on Disc 4Led Zeppelin - Live at Earls Court (May 18th, 1975) - UPGRADE/SPEED CORRECTEDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-08 | As requested by Ed, here is an updated and improved source merge of Zeppelin's 2nd of 5 shows at Earls Court in London. This is a great performance, and I personally consider it to be the best of all the Earls Court gigs. Page in particular is having a great night, one of his best of the year. No Quarter is an especially big highlight (my personal favorite version from 1975), but the entire gig is well worth listening to. The audience recordings used in this merge are excellent, with the main one being perhaps the best sounding audience recording from all the Earls Court shows. It's a shame video hasn't surfaced for this show, as I think that's led to it being criminally overlooked. Special thanks to Ed for merging and speed correcting these sources!
0:00 Intro 1:18 Rock and Roll 5:07 Sick Again 11:30 Over the Hills and Far Away 20:19 In My Time of Dying 32:35 The Song Remains the Same 37:57 The Rain Song 47:28 Kashmir 57:33 No Quarter 1:20:12 Tangerine 1:25:23 Going to California 1:31:22 That's the Way 1:39:31 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:47:45 Trampled Underfoot 1:57:20 Moby Dick 2:20:21 Dazed and Confused 2:52:22 Stairway to Heaven 3:07:49 Whole Lotta Love 3:13:32 Black Dog
Bootleg: Ed source mix (updated)Jimmy Page - Live in Mesa, AZ (Sept. 17th, 1988) - VideoLed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-05 | As requested by GFS, here is video footage of Jimmy Page performing at the Mesa Amphitheater in Mesa, Arizona during his Outrider tour. This tour is widely considered to be a comeback for Page after his addiction struggles in the late 70s and early 80s. This proshot video is incomplete, with several songs being quite fragmentary. Oddly, it also seems to be a bit out of order in places. For example, City Sirens, which normally followed In My Time of Dying, has been inserted after Over the Hills and Far Away. I'm not sure if this is native to the files I downloaded or if something got messed up while they were encoding. Either way, I apologize and hope it isn't too distracting. Also included at the end is an interview with Page conducted by MTV during the beginning of the tour. Hope you all enjoy! :)
0:00 Intro 1:23 Who's To Blame 5:23 Prelude 7:35 Over the Hills and Far Away 14:03 City Sirens 20:05 Prison Blues (cut) 20:14 The Chase (incl. Dazed and Confused) 34:19 Wanna Make Love (cut) 36:07 Writes of Winter 38:57 Tear Down the Walls (cut) 41:45 White Summer 42:45 Midnight Moonlight 47:06 In My Time of Dying (cut) 56:50 Wastin' My Time (cut) 57:29 Blues Anthem 1:02:25 Train Kept a Rollin' (cut) 1:05:06 Stairway to Heaven 1:17:15 MTV Interview
Bootleg: Pro-Shot - Standalone DVD Recorder - DVD-R - DVD Encrypter - TLH - You!Led Zeppelin - Live in San Francisco, CA (June 2nd, 1973) - BEST SOUND/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-06-02 | As requested by Z and TAF, and in honor of my good friend ledzepfilm's birthday, here is the band's show at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco during their 1973 North American tour. My previous upload of this show used an inferior sounding mix of the audience and soundboard recordings and Stairway was incomplete. Now, here is a better merge of them, using the audience recording as the main source. This is simply one of the best audience recordings of the tour, being perfectly clear and balanced. Special thanks to whomever did this merge (the info file did not specify)!
0:00 Intro 2:52 Rock and Roll 6:39 Celebration Day 10:14 Black Dog 17:01 Over the Hills and Far Away 24:04 Misty Mountain Hop 28:50 Since I've Been Loving You 37:41 No Quarter (cut) 48:39 The Song Remains the Same 54:07 The Rain Song 1:03:26 Dazed and Confused (cut) 1:34:05 Stairway to Heaven 1:45:36 Moby Dick 2:16:07 Heartbreaker 2:24:02 Whole Lotta Love 2:37:07 Communication Breakdown 2:41:36 The Ocean
Bootleg: AUD - Master - DAT2 - 2CDR3 SBD - JP's cass - DAT1 - CDR5Led Zeppelin - Live in Los Angeles, CA (May 31st, 1973) - BEST SOUND/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-31 | As requested by Z and GFS, and in honor of John Bonham's birthday, here is the band's first show in LA during their 1973 North American tour. This show is commonly known as "Bonzo's Birthday Party", as it took place on the night of his 25th birthday. This show is very enjoyable, and you can tell the band are in a great mood. This is a three source merge put together by my friend ledzepfilm and revised by Bert. These sources are all pretty clear and enjoyable and, in my opinion, are far superior to the flat and dry soundboard for this gig. Special thanks to both of them for this!
0:00 Intro 0:30 Rock and Roll 4:13 Celebration Day 7:46 Black Dog 14:56 Over the Hills and Far Away 22:19 Misty Mountain Hop 27:03 Since I've Been Loving You 35:47 No Quarter 49:14 The Song Remains the Same 54:40 The Rain Song 1:04:04 Dazed and Confused 1:34:07 Stairway to Heaven 1:45:54 Moby Dick 2:09:07 Heartbreaker 2:15:38 Whole Lotta Love 2:29:38 The Ocean 2:34:50 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: ledzepfilm audience source mixLed Zeppelin - Live at the Knebworth Festival (Aug. 11th, 1979) - BEST SOUNDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-27 | It had just occurred to me that I had only uploaded the audience recording for this show. So, in the interest of providing the best quality version of the show possible, here is the video soundtrack for the band's 2nd show at the 1979 Knebworth Festival in Stevenage, England. This is a historic performance, as it would prove to be the last ever time that Zeppelin would play in the UK with John Bonham. The performance is a mixed bag: Jones, Bonham, and Plant are all having a great night, with Plant having one of his best post 77 gigs. Page on the other hand is...well...let's just say he's had better nights. The story is that he was upset over the mediocre reviews of the band's first performance at the festival, so decided to get wasted. This is especially evident in the video of this performance where he's sweating profusely after just a couple of songs. Still, this concert has its moments.
0:00 Intro 1:06 The Song Remains the Same 6:12 Celebration Day 9:51 Black Dog 15:22 Nobody's Fault But Mine 21:26 Over the Hills and Far Away 27:36 Misty Mountain Hop 32:58 Since I've Been Loving You 41:43 No Quarter 56:51 Hot Dog 1:00:47 The Rain Song 1:08:31 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 1:14:23 Kashmir 1:23:45 Trampled Underfoot 1:30:27 Sick Again 1:35:42 Achilles Last Stand 1:45:24 Guitar Solo 1:50:42 In the Evening 1:59:10 Stairway to Heaven 2:14:01 Rock and Roll 2:23:59 Whole Lotta Love 2:34:33 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: 8/11/79 Video Soundtrack - 30th Anniversary EditionLed Zeppelin - Live in Pittsburgh, PA (July 24th, 1973) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-22 | As requested by luv basses, here is an upgraded merge of the band's show in Pittsburgh towards the end of their 1973 North American tour. The recordings are mostly decent, ranging from pretty clear to distant. The performance itself is very good. While not quite reaching the heights of the Baltimore, Providence, or Seattle gigs, it is nonetheless another excellent 1973 show. Special thanks to Ed for this merge and to Bert for the revision!
0:00 Intro/Announcements 6:01 Rock and Roll 9:53 Celebration Day 13:44 Black Dog 20:24 Over the Hills and Far Away 27:56 Misty Mountain Hop 32:48 Since I've Been Loving You 42:20 No Quarter 56:39 The Song Remains the Same 1:02:09 The Rain Song 1:11:54 Dazed and Confused 1:47:16 Stairway to Heaven 2:01:02 Moby Dick (cut) 2:11:30 Heartbreaker 2:18:54 Whole Lotta Love 2:36:18 The Ocean
Bootleg: Source 3: Cass(2) - CDR (main) Source 2: Cass(2) - CDR (Dazed And Confused and patches) Source 2: Cass (unknown gen) (patch at the end of Dazed and Confused) Source 1: Cass (unknown gen) (- DAT?) - CDR (last part of show: Heartbreaker - The Ocean)Led Zeppelin - Live in New York, NY (Feb. 12th, 1975) - Audience Recording (Artie Source)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-05-19 | As requested by krack, here is the 2nd audience recording of the band's final show at Madison Square Garden during their 1975 North American tour. This recording was taped by Artie, who taped many Zeppelin gigs in the New York and Uniondale areas from 1971 onwards, and is a bit notorious for being rather chatty on many of his tapes. This recording is pretty clear, albeit significantly overloaded on the bass at times, especially during the end of Kashmir for example. The performance itself is decent, although not quite top tier by the tour's standards. Plant's voice is still recovering from the flu, although Page, Jones, and Bonham are all in pretty good shape.
0:00 Intro 3:39 Rock and Roll 7:19 Sick Again (cut) 13:43 Over the Hills and Far Away 22:43 In My Time of Dying 34:48 The Song Remains the Same 40:10 The Rain Song (cut) 48:55 Kashmir 58:45 No Quarter 1:17:04 Trampled Underfoot 1:26:00 Moby Dick (cut) 1:43:12 Dazed and Confused 2:15:44 Stairway to Heaven 2:33:36 Whole Lotta Love 2:34:59 Black Dog 2:42:26 Heartbreaker
Bootleg: 2nd gen cassette-CDR-EAC-FLACLed Zeppelin - Live in Boston, MA (Jan. 26th, 1969) - UPGRADE/BEST SOUNDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-16 | I'm proud to unveil this brand new upgrade of the band's legendary final night at the Boston Tea Party during their first North American tour. This upgrade has a better balance with less distortion than previous versions of the show. As for the performance itself, this is simply one of the band's best ever gigs. It's long been rumored to have lasted a total of four and a half hours, but only the first 90 minutes or so have survived on tape. Regardless, this is simply outstandin, with all four members of the band giving it their all. Every song is worth listening to. Special thanks to Ed for his revision of this tape!
0:00 Train Kept a Rollin' 3:14 I Can't Quit You Baby 9:00 Killing Floor 15:11 Dazed and Confused (cut) 27:54 You Shook Me 40:15 Communication Breakdown (cut) 44:33 White Summer/Black Mountain Side (cut) 54:31 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 1:02:00 Pat's Delight 1:17:11 How Many More Times (cut)
Bootleg: Reel (unkn gen) (L.G.) - Cass - Nakamichi DR-1 - Creative Soundblaster SB1240 - wav@24/96 - flac@16/44Led Zeppelin - Live in Landover, MD (May 25th, 1977) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-12 | As requested by Herr, here is the audience recording of the band's first of four shows in Landover during their 1977 North American tour. Fun fact: the taper of this show also taped all the other Landover 77, and also taped Baltimore 73! This recording is clear but unfortunately VERY distant, sounding as if it was recorded from the nosebleeds. It's so distant that Plant's comments between songs are rather hard to make out. For this reason, this recording has sometimes been passed off as being from other shows, such as Dallas on April 1st. Despite the sound quality, this is a nice alternative perspective to the soundboard, and paints a nice picture of what it was like being in the crowd.
0:00 Intro 1:44 The Song Remains the Same 7:12 The Rover/Sick Again 14:15 Nobody's Fault But Mine 21:29 In My Time of Dying 33:22 Since I've Been Loving You 43:47 No Quarter (cut) 1:08:03 Ten Years Gone 1:18:13 The Battle of Evermore 1:24:57 Going to California 1:30:55 Black Country Woman 1:32:44 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:38:37 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 1:44:22 Kashmir 1:54:38 Over the Top 2:18:55 Guitar Solo 2:28:22 Achilles Last Stand 2:38:51 Stairway to Heaven 2:54:05 Whole Lotta Love 2:55:19 Rock and Roll
Bootleg: Cass(M) - DAT(0)@32kHz - 3CDR(1) revisionLed Zeppelin - Live in Buffalo, NY (June 10th, 1972) - UPGRADE/BEST SOUNDLed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-09 | Here is an upgrade of the band's show in Buffalo during their 1972 North American tour. Long mislabeled as being from Philadelphia, this show is notable for the somewhat rowdy crowd, as someone with a horn can be heard playing at various points, which Plant admonishes. This upgrade is from a transfer of the tape from Glyn that was then EQ'd and hiss reduced by Ed. Although the recording is muddy at the start, it soon clears up and becomes a pretty decent audience tape, albeit somewhat distant. Regardless, this is a show worth checking out.
0:00 Heartbreaker (cut) 9:04 Black Dog 16:56 Bring It On Home 27:15 Since I've Been Loving You 36:08 Stairway to Heaven 47:09 Going to California (cut) 53:30 That's the Way (cut) 58:54 Dazed and Confused (cut) 1:25:20 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:30:25 Moby Dick (cut)
Bootleg: unknown gen cassette (TDK SA-C90) - Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjusted) - Adobe Audition - WAV 24/96 - Remove DC Offset - Automatic Phase Correction - FLAC 24-48 - Celemony Capstan - iZotope RX - Adobe Audition - FLAC 16-44Led Zeppelin - Live in Buffalo, NY (July 15th, 1973) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-05-04 | As requested by aslvstr and Herr, here is an upgrade of the band's show in Buffalo during their 1973 North American tour. This is a new merge I put together of the soundboard and audience recording, both of which benefit from better sound than my prior merge thanks to some fresh transfers. This should now be the best sounding and most complete version of the show possible. Special thanks to Glyn for transferring these tapes and to Bert for revising them!
0:00 Intro 1:08 Rock and Roll 5:02 Celebration Day 8:47 Black Dog 15:58 Over the Hills and Far Away 23:06 Misty Mountain Hop 28:04 Since I've Been Loving You 37:42 No Quarter 51:59 The Song Remains the Same 57:35 The Rain Song 1:07:09 Dazed and Confused 1:40:54 Stairway to Heaven 1:53:13 Moby Dick (cut) 2:17:50 Heartbreaker 2:25:28 Whole Lotta Love 2:44:19 The Ocean
Bootleg: Main: Soundboard - 1st Gen - 24-48 - Dolby Off Patching: (unknown gen) Revision 24-48Jimmy Page - Live in Los Angeles, CA (Oct. 7th, 1988)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-05-01 | As requested by GFS, here is another excellent show from Jimmy's Outrider tour in 1988. This tour is widely considered to be a comeback for Page, as his playing is vastly improved compared to prior shows in the late 70s and early to mid 80s. Special thanks to the late Mike Millard for taping this show and to JEMS for transferring the 1st generation cassettes!
0:00 Intro 0:46 Who's to Blame 4:34 Prelude 6:44 Over the Hills and Far Away 13:18 Liquid Mercury 14:34 Wanna Make Love 20:18 Writes of Winter 24:39 Tear Down the Walls 29:49 Emerald Eyes 34:17 Midnight Moonlight/Black Mountain Side 46:46 In My Time of Dying 58:10 City Sirens (incl. drum solo) 1:05:26 Someone to Love 1:10:45 Prison Blues 1:18:01 The Chase (incl. Dazed and Confused) 1:34:33 Wasting My Time 1:39:30 Blues Anthem 1:44:26 Custard Pie 1:48:17 Train Kept a Rollin' 1:54:26 Stairway to Heaven
Bootleg: The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 47 (JEMS)Led Zeppelin - Live in Los Angeles, CA (June 22nd, 1977) - UPGRADE/MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-04-28 | As requested by Glorfindel, here is a brand new four source audience merge of the band's 2nd of six shows in LA during their 1977 North American tour, put together by my good friend ledzepfilm. This merge features an upgrade of the "Ten Years Gone" source (so called because it's the first and only source from this show that contains the song). The recording is still far from perfect, but it sounds quite a lot better than it used to. As for the performance, this is an incredible show, one of the best of the year easily. Despite being less well known compared to the more famous "Listen to this Eddie" and "For Badgeholders Only" shows, this concert is just as good as either, if not even better. This show notably features the longest ever performance of No Quarter, clocking in at over 33 minutes, as well as the only time that Over the Hills and Far Away and In My Time of Dying were played in the same set for 1977 (and both are contenders for the best versions ever imho). Don't let the less than perfect sound quality scare you off, this is definitely a must hear show!
0:00 Intro 1:16 The Song Remains the Same 6:32 The Rover/Sick Again 14:10 Nobody's Fault But Mine 21:36 In My Time of Dying 36:05 Since I've Been Loving You 44:47 No Quarter 1:20:36 Ten Years Gone 1:32:07 The Battle of Evermore 1:38:43 Going to California 1:44:36 Black Country Woman 1:46:20 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:55:19 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 2:05:13 Kashmir 2:14:50 Over the Top 2:32:37 Over the Hills and Far Away 2:40:52 Guitar Solo 2:56:58 Achilles Last Stand 3:07:38 Stairway to Heaven 3:21:05 Whole Lotta Love 3:22:21 Rock and Roll
Bootleg: Ledzepfilm four source mergeLed Zeppelin - Live in Hannover, Germany (June 24th, 1980) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-04-25 | As requested by Herr, here is the audience recording of the band's show in Hanover, Germany during their 1980 Tour Over Europe. This is a very good and atmospheric audience recording and a nice alternate perspective of this show. It is also mostly complete aside from a cut towards the end of The Rain Song that cuts off most of Hot Dog and a cut in Achilles Last Stand.
0:00 Intro 0:14 Train Kept a Rollin' 3:14 Nobody's Fault But Mine 9:02 Black Dog 14:49 In The Evening 23:34 The Rain Song (cut) 29:04 Hot Dog (cut) 29:58 All My Love 36:04 Trampled Underfoot 44:08 Since I've Been Loving You 55:16 Achilles Last Stand (cut) 1:03:09 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 1:10:18 Kashmir 1:20:10 Stairway to Heaven 1:36:30 Rock and Roll 1:41:37 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: Audience 3rd Gen Cassette-CDR-EAC-WAV-FLACLed Zeppelin - Live in Uniondale, NY (Feb. 13th, 1975) - Audience RecordingsLed Zeppelin Boots2022-04-22 | As requested by krack, here is the audience recordings of the band's 2nd of three shows in Uniondale, NY during their 1975 North American tour. There are two audience recordings here, with one being relatively clear albeit a bit overloaded on the bass with some occasional dropouts while the other is a bit more muffled and suffers from some tape warbling. Both are incomplete with several songs being cut. Nonetheless, this is a great alternative perspective of this show, which is one of the best shows of the first leg of the tour, featuring the 2nd longest Dazed and Confused ever, clocking in at a whopping 41 minutes! It also features a guest appearance from Ronnie Wood on Communication Breakdown (as featured in the thumbnail).
0:00 Intro 0:37 Rock and Roll 4:27 Sick Again 10:59 Over the Hills and Far Away 19:32 In My Time of Dying 30:44 The Song Remains the Same 35:37 The Rain Song (cut) 43:26 Kashmir (cut) 49:30 No Quarter (cut) 1:07:23 Trampled Underfoot 1:15:50 Moby Dick 1:41:42 Dazed and Confused (cut) 2:21:52 Stairway to Heaven 2:34:56 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 2:40:37 Black Dog (cut) 2:48:33 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: Trampled Underwood (Image Quality)The Led Zeppelin III Sessions - Demos, Outtakes, and RaritiesLed Zeppelin Boots2022-04-18 | As requested by Alex and Anthony kargoglou, and in celebration of Easter, here are over two hours of demos, outtakes, and rarities from the recording sessions for what would become Led Zeppelin III. These tracks were culled from Godfather's "Studio Magik" box set, as well as a raw cassette tape of rehearsal tracks provided by "Southern Led" and transferred by Glyn. Special thanks to all involved in getting these sessions out there!
0:00 Bron-Yr-Aur Cottage instrumental tracks 46:52 The Rover acoustic demo 49:12 Untitled Instrumental #1 51:33 Poor Tom demo #1 55:20 Untitled Instrumental #2 57:34 Untitled Instrumental #3 59:05 That's the Way outtakes 1:08:41 Friends demo #1 1:10:07 Bron-Yr-Aur demo #1 1:13:43 Untitled Instrumental #4 1:19:09 Untitled Instrumental #5 1:21:11 Friends demo #2 1:24:50 Bron-Yr-Aur demo #2 1:26:32 Poor Tom demo #2 1:29:23 Hey Hey What Can I Do outtake 1:31:14 Jennings Farm Blues rehearsals 1:36:52 Immigrant Song demo 1:39:38 Jennings Farm Blues outtake 1:44:15 Jennings Farm Blues demos/outtakes 1:52:15 Out On the Tiles demo 1:56:04 Jennings Farm Blues final take 2:02:36 Feel So Bad (Hats Off to Roy Harper) medley 2:09:43 Since I've Been Loving You vocal trackLed Zeppelin - Live in Uniondale, NY (June 15th, 1972) - MOST COMPLETELed Zeppelin Boots2022-04-13 | As requested by krack, here is the complete audience source of the band's 2nd show in Uniondale during their 1972 North American tour. My previous upload of this show had Stairway edited due to copyright issues as well as a small portion of Whole Lotta Love that actually repeated itself at the very end. This show is truly fantastic, with my personal favorite Dazed and Confused of 1972. The recording is very good, being only a little distant. Unfortunately, the tapers are very chatty and can be quite disruptive. They are actually friends of Artie, a taper who taped many Zeppelin shows in the New York area from 1971 onwards. Apparently, Artie himself had snuck away at this show and sat on the stage with a shirt that said "STAFF" on it. Once he was caught, security escorted him to his seat, which turned out to be nowhere near his friends. Sadly, Artie had a second 120 minute cassette to go with the one his friends had, so this recording cuts off towards the end of Whole Lotta Love, missing any and all encores as well as the majority of Moby Dick. Still, this is a must hear show. Special thanks to Eeklair for this revision!
0:00 Intro/Drone 0:22 Immigrant Song 4:11 Heartbreaker 13:04 Black Dog 19:14 Since I've Been Loving You 28:07 Stairway to Heaven 39:17 Going to California 45:11 That's the Way 52:21 Tangerine 56:09 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (cut) 1:01:24 Dazed and Confused 1:28:41 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:34:03 Moby Dick (cut) 1:36:35 Whole Lotta Love (cut)
Bootleg: Cass(1) - CDR(2) (Eeklair Remaster)Led Zeppelin - Live in Gladsaxe, Denmark (March 15th, 1969 - early show)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-04-10 | As requested by Anthony kargoglou, here is another short but highly energetic set from the band's brief tour of Scandinavia in March of 1969. This recording is excellent for the time period, being only slightly echoey. Fun fact: this venue (the Teen Club) is the same venue where the band played their first ever concert together on September 7th, 1968, then billed as the New Yardbirds. Special thanks to the late Jason "Presence" Peterson for providing this version of the tape!
0:00 Intro 0:31 Train Kept a Rollin' 3:14 I Can't Quit You Baby 9:07 As Long As I Have You 21:35 You Shook Me 29:52 Communication Breakdown
Bootleg: 2nd gen - DAT - CDR - FLAC - TLH - Tested for SBE's - FLAC Level 8Led Zeppelin - Live in Chicago, IL (April 7th, 1977)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-04-07 | As requested by krack, and in honor of its anniversary, here is the band's 2nd of four shows in Chicago at the beginning of their 1977 North American tour. This show is a rather mixed bag, with Page clearly still rusty from the nearly two years off and Plant being rather below average for the year. Bonham and Jones, of course, are great as usual. This recording is hissy, noisy, and sometimes muffled, and it's unfortunately rather fragmentary, missing about half of the acoustic set, the drum solo, Page's guitar/noise solo, and most of Achilles Last Stand. Interestingly, In My Time of Dying and Trampled Underfoot were dropped from the setlist tonight because the Chicago Blackhawks would be playing a playoff game the following night, which necessitated Zeppelin finishing the show by 11pm in order to dismantle the sound system to prepare for the game. Special thanks to Bert13 for revising this tape!
0:00 Intro 0:46 The Song Remains the Same 6:06 The Rover/Sick Again 12:51 Nobody's Fault But Mine 20:10 Since I've Been Loving You 28:23 No Quarter (cut) 43:12 Ten Years Gone (cut) 51:51 The Battle of Evermore 57:35 Going to California 1:02:01 White Summer/Black Mountain Side (cut) 1:08:26 Kashmir 1:17:30 Achilles Last Stand (cut) 1:20:53 Stairway to Heaven 1:32:19 Rock and Roll
Bootleg: The Home Of The Electric Blues (Gusto 1999) CDRs (discs 3 and 4) (Revision)Led Zeppelin - Tour Over Europe Rehearsals (May 1980)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-04-04 | As requested by Herr, here is a tape of the band rehearsing and preparing for their 1980 Tour Over Europe, which would sadly turn out to be their final tour. This was taped at the Victoria Theater in London and offers an interesting window into how they worked out the kinks prior to the start of the tour. Special thanks to Bill B for sharing this and to Glyn for transferring it!
0:00 White Summer #1 3:00 White Summer #2 8:59 Kashmir 17:48 Achilles Last Stand #1 24:54 Achilles Last Stand #2 28:51 Stairway to Heaven
Bootleg: Sony UCX 90 cassettes (unknown gen) - Nakamichi DR-1 - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 - WAVLed Zeppelin - Live in Long Beach, CA (March 11th, 1975) - Audience RecordingLed Zeppelin Boots2022-03-31 | As requested by krack and tob, here is the very first Mike Millard audience recording of Led Zeppelin, the first of their two shows in Long Beach during their 1975 North American tour. This recording, like almost all Millard recordings, is superb, capturing the sound of the band pretty much perfectly. It could easily pass for a soundboard, it's that good! Special thanks to Spider-Web for torrenting this and, of course, to the late Mike Millard for taping this! RIP Mike!
0:00 Intro 1:27 Rock and Roll 5:11 Sick Again 11:12 Over the Hills and Far Away 19:16 In My Time of Dying 31:23 The Song Remains the Same 36:47 The Rain Song 46:06 Kashmir 56:13 No Quarter 1:17:40 Trampled Underfoot 1:26:16 Moby Dick 1:49:39 Dazed and Confused 2:17:56 Stairway to Heaven 2:30:25 Whole Lotta Love 2:37:26 Black Dog
Bootleg: Cassette Master-Cassette-CDR-CDR-EAC-WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)-FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz)Coverdale/Page - Live in Osaka, Japan (Dec. 20th, 1993)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-03-28 | As requested by Adam Watson, here is a show from Jimmy Page and David Coverdale's brief tour of Japan together. While this collaboration has always divided Zeppelin fans, one thing that can be said for sure is that Jimmy is in great shape at this gig. Special thanks to Hildie Rework for revising this tape!
0:00 Intro 1:19 Absolution Blues 6:10 Slide It In 8:49 Rock and Roll 13:29 Over Now 19:05 Kashmir 28:01 Pride & Joy 34:29 Take a Look at Yourself 39:14 Take Me For a Little While 46:51 In My Time of Dying 57:23 Here I Go Again 1:02:49 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 1:12:43 Don't Leave Me This Way 1:24:16 Shake My Tree 1:32:12 Still of the Night 1:38:37 Out on the Tiles/Black Dog 1:46:52 The Ocean/Feelin' Hot
Bootleg: CDRs from trade - EAC - TLH (flac level 8) - WAV's -Wavelab - TLH - SHN'sLed Zeppelin - Live in Vienna, Austria (March 9th, 1970)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-03-24 | As requested by lzprcs and tob, here is another excellent show from the band's first European tour. This is a merge of two sources put together by someone credited as "ST" on the info file. Whoever it is, hats off to them. These two sources are both decent, with one being a bit distant albeit pretty clear while the other is closer yet muffled. Both sources offer virtually the complete show. As is typical for the era, the performance is excellent.
0:00 Intro 0:39 We're Gonna Groove 4:17 I Can't Quit You Baby 10:40 Dazed and Confused 29:29 Heartbreaker 36:53 White Summer/Black Mountain Side 50:22 Since I've Been Loving You 57:17 Organ Solo 58:56 Thank You 1:06:21 Moby Dick 1:22:25 How Many More Times
Source 2 Info: Lineage: Master-Dat(x)-cdr(x)-eac(secure mode/read offsets corrected)-wav-flac(level 7)Led Zeppelin - Live in Brondby, Denmark (March 15th, 1969 - late show)Led Zeppelin Boots2022-03-21 | As requested by numerous people, here is a short but highly energetic performance in Brondby during the band's brief Scandinavian tour in 1969. This show, the 2nd that day, features some great playing from all members of the band with excellent sound quality to boot! Special thanks to Bert13 for his excellent revision of this tape!
0:00 Train Kept a Rollin' 2:54 I Can't Quit You Baby 9:00 Dazed and Confused 20:09 You Shook Me
Bootleg: Master - DAT - CDR - EAC - wav - flac - TLH - wav - Adobe Audition 3.0.1 - wavLed Zeppelin - 1971 Soundboard CompilationLed Zeppelin Boots2022-03-17 | Here is a special treat for you all: a compilation of the band's 1971 soundboards, merged to sound like one epic concert! Special thanks to Z, lzprcs, Mysterii, and Led Zeppelin Rarities for their help in assembling this as well as to Z, Bert13, Ed, and Winston for providing these remasters and revisions!
Sources: 8/31 - SBD-AUD mix (Ed) 9/1 - AUD-SBD patched tracks 9/4 - Z source mix (Bert13 revision) 9/28 - Welcome to the Grand Ole Opry (Ed remaster) 9/29 - Kutabare Moonchild (Winston Remaster) Please Please Me (Empress Valley Supreme Disc) - Bonus Disc (used for Twist and Shout) Arigatou Osaka (Winston Remaster) - used for last half of Whole Lotta Love
Track Listing: 0:00 Intro - Orlando 8/31 0:38 Immigrant Song - 8/31 verses, Osaka 9/29 solo 5:20 Heartbreaker - 8/31 verses, 9/29 acapella solo, Osaka 9/28 jam/outro 14:48 Since I've Been Loving You - 8/31 23:05 Black Dog - 9/28 30:36 Dazed and Confused - 9/29 main, 8/31 outro 1:03:43 Stairway to Heaven - Toronto 9/4 1:12:53 Celebration Day - 8/31 intro, 9/28 main 1:19:18 That's The Way - 9/4 1:27:46 Going to California - 9/28 1:37:18 What Is and What Should Never Be - 9/28 1:42:35 Moby Dick - 9/28 2:03:07 Whole Lotta Love - 8/31, then 9/29 from Twist and Shout onwards 2:40:35 Communication Breakdown - 9/29 2:48:42 Organ Solo - Hollywood 9/1 2:52:30 Thank You - 9/1 3:00:44 Rock and Roll - 9/29