Anthony Speciale, Jr.
Led Zeppelin (Live in Paris, 1969)
updated
Since the Coda Deluxe Edition released, I've always wondered what both Bring It On Home tracks would sound like merged, so I went ahead and did that! I roughly followed the structure of the 1972 live versions when crafting this mix:
Blues Intro—Stanza 1 (II)—Stanza 2 (II)—Stanza 3 (II)—Stanza 4 (II)—Coda Version—Stanza 3 (II)—Stanza 4 (II)—Blues Outro
In place of the breakdown in the 1972 versions, I fit in the Coda version. Just as the live versions, the 3rd/4th stanza (roughly) repeat.
For anyone wondering the status of the next Deluxe Edition concert, (May 31 + June 3, 1973), it is coming along. Slowly. Though the COVID-19 pandemic has shut down work in many places, I find myself busier now due to classes shifting online (with an increase of work,) on top of working more hours (remotely at home.)
It'll come eventually. Definitely before the years' end (2022 UPDATE: It hasn't... not sure when it'll be done). But I need to prioritize work + education before my passion project.
Stay safe everyone! #StaySafeStayHome #FlattenTheCurve #StayHomeListenToMusic
Album: Led Zeppelin IV (Bootleg)
Disc: 3/9
(LINKS FOR THIS CONCERT NOT AVAILABLE YET)
MP3s and FLACs for all my concerts can be found here: mega.nz/#F!VeIGQKCT!Y5zqlxf2OJmFf_9lSSjyQw
INFO
Since this was a single concert, not much has been changed. Details below "SETLIST".
So I was a *little* late in my prediction for when this was going to be uploaded.
Here it is. Happy New Year!
SETLIST
Led Zeppelin IV songs are given their names as of the concert, with [Final Name].
0:00:00 Immigrant Song
0:03:39 Heartbreaker
0:11:03 Since I've Been Loving You
0:19:13 Dazed and Confused
0:37:42 Black Dog
0:44:01 Stairway to Heaven
0:53:37 Going to California
0:58:10 That's the Way
1:05:51 What Is and What Should Never Be
1:11:10 Untitled [Four Sticks]
1:16:50 Gallows Pole
1:22:40 Whole Lotta Love
1:43:23 Communication Breakdown
1:52:01 Misty Mountain Hop
1:56:51 It's Been a Long Time [Rock and Roll]
CHANGES
Within this concert, there was the occasional minor skip. All times listed are the locations of those skips that were patched over by Crossfading milliseconds over each other. The actual length of time perceived to a human is negligible.
0:02:16 Immigrant Song
0:27:47 Dazed and Confused
0:33:40 Dazed and Confused
0:36:51 Dazed and Confused
0:53:36 Pre-That's the Way
1:42:50 Post-Whole Lotta Love
If I missed any skips, please comment and let me know! The I will update the mp3 and FLAC files in the links above.
The production of this concert involved Normalizing the track, which was critical for the concert between Immigrant Song and That's the Way, since the DC offset was off 0. This was due to the source of the tape (from Long Live Led Zeppelin's Blogspot).
First, I pitch shifted all songs to A=440. Second I went through the concert multiple times to Notch Filter mic feedback and very specific and minor subbass and upper treble frequencies that are from the tape itself, not the concert.
Next, I employed Equalizer on the entire concert, with subbass and upper treble being increased. I used the sound landscape of How the West Was Won as a loose reference to equalize the concert. I employed minor Limiting when all was said and done.
WHAT'S NEXT?
In regards to my long Led Zeppelin projects, the next upload will be the Inglewood shows, Live at The Forum, May 31+June 3, 1973. I have a 45 total upload plan for Led Zeppelin concerts. This is video is #4.
I will have other Led Zeppelin uploads as well as uploads of non-Zeppelin material.
The next concert I will be uploading is the May 3rd, 1971 Copenhagen show! Since this is a single concert, production should be relatively quick. I just can't get to it before December 20th (my last day of finals).
This semester has been hectic, so I've had no time to work on any long Led Zeppelin projects. I just recently got into System of a Down. Why this video? I found it really cool how Soldier Side is split over 2 albums. and I haven't found a good "Full" version (transitions are weak) of this on YouTube so here is my take at it.
Next video will likely be Led Zeppelin related? It will probably be some sort of Led Zeppelin extended song.
Here is System of a Down's Soldier Side!
0:00 Soldier Side - Intro [from the album Mezmerize]
1:03 Soldier Side [from the album Hypnotize]
Album: In Through the Out Door (Bootleg)
Disc: 3/5
MP3s and FLACs for all my concerts can be found here: bit.ly/3A5N4PW
Concert analysis: bit.ly/3Flrqbi
SO! I finally finished this concert that I've been teasing for a *long* time. Having the entire project get deleted when you're just about done really puts a hamper into doing it almost entirely again. Just some quick notes about the sound itself before getting into the setlist:
I cannot change the volume of individual instruments. When the concert switches from one night to the next, more often than not, the volume of the guitar changes, sometimes significantly. I cannot control this, as I do not have the master tapes.
SETLIST
The setlist taken from both nights (August 4 & 11, 1979). Percentages listed below.
Total (Aug 4 – 86.6% | Aug 11 – 13.4%)
⸺0:00:00 Intro
0:00:53 The Song Remains the Same (Aug 4 – 87% | Aug 11 – 13%)
0:06:05 Celebration Day (Aug 4 – 86% | Aug 11 – 14%)
0:10:14 Black Dog (Aug 4 – 55% | Aug 11 – 45%)
0:16:25 Nobody's Fault but Mine (Aug 4)
0:22:58 Over the Hills and Far Away (Aug 4 – 96% | Aug 11 – 4%)
0:28:56 Misty Mountain Hop (Aug 4 – 87% | Aug 11 – 13%)
0:34:50 Since I've Been Loving You (Aug 4 – 38% | Aug 11 – 62%)
0:44:03 No Quarter (Aug 4 – 94% | Aug 11 – 6%)
1:03:43 Ten Years Gone (Aug 4)
1:12:14 Hot Dog (Aug 4 – 64% | Aug 11 – 36%)
1:16:18 The Rain Song (Aug 4 – 87% | Aug 11 – 13%)
1:25:04 White Summer (Aug 4)
1:30:09 Black Mountain Side (Aug 4 – 40% | Aug 11 – 60%)
1:31:42 Kashmir (Aug 4)
1:41:36 Trampled Under Foot (Aug 4 – 94% | Aug 11 – 6%) [Contains all of Aug 4]
1:50:15 Sick Again (Aug 4)
1:56:16 Achilles Last Stand (Aug 4)
2:06:00 JP solo (Aug 4)
2:13:07 In the Evening (Aug 4)
2:22:32 Stairway to Heaven (Aug 4 – 76% | Aug 11 – 24%)
⸺2:32:50 Crowd anticipation #1 (Aug 4)
2:38:54 Rock and Roll (Aug 4)
⸺2:43:12 Crowd anticipation #2 (Aug 4)
⸺2:46:40 You'll Never Walk Alone (Aug 4)
2:47:31 Whole Lotta Love (Aug 4 – 66% | Aug 11 – 34%) [Contains all of Aug 4]
⸺2:58:54 Crowd anticipation #3 (Aug 4)
3:00:57 Heartbreaker (Aug 4)
⸺3:07:11 Crowd anticipation #4 (Aug 4/11)
3:08:41 Communication Breakdown (Aug 11)
⸺3:11:17 Outro (Aug 4/11)
WHAT'S NEXT?
I plan on uploading a concert from a relatively unpopular tour next. I'm not sure which yet. What tours do you want to see next?
The video says it all.
The 40th anniversary will have to wait.
Album: Led Zeppelin II (Bootleg)
Disc: 2/7
MP3s and FLACs for all my concerts can be found here: mega.nz/#F!VeIGQKCT!Y5zqlxf2OJmFf_9lSSjyQw
This video is all of the concert NOT in the Deluxe edition of Led Zeppelin I, on the night of October 10th, 1969, in Paris, France.
In the process of releasing this concert, about 16 to 17 minutes of the concert were removed.
I'm putting this in the Led Zeppelin II bootleg album, due to the inclusion of Heartbreaker and Moby Dick. I am not releasing this concert in full because it will be immediately blocked. (Thanks to Communication Breakdown and Heartbreaker, as can be seen when I uploaded the album 5 years ago, and had to mute those two tracks here: youtube.com/watch?v=cI91ZarZIWQ)
Showcased in this video are all the parts that I used to make a full fledged concert.
"SETLIST"
0:00 Heartbreaker introduction
0:24 Heartbreaker free from solo
1:07 Small tension between the very end of Heartbreaker and applause
1:08 "Wanking dog", White Summer introduction
1:56 Rhythmic passage of White Summer
3:03 You Shook me introduction
4:15 How Many More Times, band introduction
6:58 How Many More Times, guitar solo bolero section
8:30 Parts of The Hunter, Squeeze My Lemon (from Travelling Riverside Blues), Boogie Chillen', The Hunter (reprise)
15:29 How Many More Times (reprise) guitar riff
What's different to both the soundboard and the official release are the removal of many of the instances of mic feedback that are a bit rampant in this performance. I did not remove them all, as the feedback semi-oftenly is integrated into the performance.
Differences from the soundboard tape are minor:
*There is no intro, as I am using this as part of my "What if the Deluxe Edition had live concerts". I have employed this tactic to copy every live Led Zeppelin release.
*There is a small removal Page employed that I kept intact on How Many More Times (Edit #13 on http://www.thegardentapes.co.uk/ledj.html)
To the individual who commented on my last video about North America Spring 1970, I am trying! Circumstances for that tour will prove that it will be a single night video like this one, but I am stuck between two dates, March 27 in Inglewood, and April 17 in Memphis.
If you have any suggestions, feel free to comment!
I've been trying to upload this all day, trying to upload it for Bonzo's birthday. But alas, Moby Dick gets copyrighted, so I have a link for you all.
I was trying to get this on May 31st as my birthday gift to you (I share a birthday with Bonham), but after 3 failed uploads, I've decided to give a link. I recorded a whole commentary to try and circumvent the copyright, but by the time I dispute it, it'll be no where close to May 31st.
So here's a late present for you all. My future plans for a concert per tour is still happening. Any suggestions?
Album: Led Zeppelin (Bootleg)
Disc: 4/8
MP3s and FLACs for all my concerts can be found here: mega.nz/#F!VeIGQKCT!Y5zqlxf2OJmFf_9lSSjyQw
So I know this isn't what I promised would be next (Knebworth 1979.)
But! This one took relatively little time to do, since there was barely any cutting and pasting within each song.
More information below the setlist:
SETLIST
0:00:00 Intro
0:00:18 Train Kept A-Rollin' (15th)
0:03:00 I Can't Quit You Baby (15th)
0:08:56 I Gotta Move (16th)
0:12:03 Dazed and Confused (17th)
0:21:35 As Long as I Have You (15th)
0:34:03 White Summer/Black Mountain Side (16th)
0:41:49 You Shook Me (15th)
0:49:33 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (17th)
0:56:23 How Many More Times (17th)
1:09:04 Communication Breakdown (15th/17th)*
*Pre-Communication Breakdown jam is from 15th
INFO ON THIS VIDEO
The setlist is listed in a way that was typical for that tour (hence why the 17th show opener Communication Breakdown is last here).
Full length concerts of the UK/Scandinavia 1969 tour typically began with "Train Kept A-Rollin'" and "I Can't Quit You Baby". Sadly, Killing Floor nor Pat's Delight were played at either of these shows
Location:
March 15 (Afternoon show): Gladsaxe Teen Club, Gladsaxe, Denmark
March 16: Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen
March 17: TV Byen, Gladsaxe
Source:
March 15: Led Zeppelin is a Gas (Empress Valley Supreme, 2002)
March 16 (Source 1, I Gotta Move): Denmark Deluxe (Liquid Led Productions)
March 16 (Source 2, White Summer): Super Session at Tivolis Koncertsal (Empress Valley)
March 17: Led Zeppelin DVD (official)
Info Quality:
March 15: Audience, high quality
March 16 (Source 1): Soundboard
March 16 (Source 2): Audience, muffled and low quality*
March 17: Multi-track, professional & very high quality
*Not only muffled, but the recording frequency was only recorded below 3500hz.
INFO ON FUTURE PROJECTS
I've decided to do a personal project based on Metallica's Deluxe Edition series, that involves multiple concerts per album (along with the concerts are riff tapes and demo mixes. Rough mixes are also included, which were largely with the Led Zeppelin Deluxe Edition series)
I plan on doing upwards of 40 (yes, FORTY) concerts in 8 playlists (per album), whether they are single night or in the style of my previous "Best of" videos. However, this series will be slightly different than my "Best of," since I won't be cutting out time between songs, to give each video its own live feel, as opposed to the official prepared live material (like TSRTS, HtWWW, DVD, etc.)
Most of the videos will be representative of each tour. This rule will be broken post-1975, since I want more than 2 videos for PG, Presence, and ITtOD.
ABOUT THE SERIES
Albums will feature a "Disc" 1 with riffs, demos, and rough mixes. Disc 2+ will be live concerts.
I have a link for downloads! These include FLAC and MP3 versions.
Also, I have analyzed the concert, in similar fashion to http://www.thegardentapes.co.uk/. The links are below (and are also on the original video.)
Download: bit.ly/2IQixNi
Concert analysis: bit.ly/2UxLIqM
It sounds just a *little* messy at times (especially the intro), as it was never meant to be mixed like this!
This is a quick project to hold you all over to [likely] the summer (spring semester is kicking in strong). I've been curious as to what these combined sound like, and I've gotten around to do it.
Next video will be one of three things:
1) Another small project like this
2) Knebworth 1979
3) A guitar/bass cover video
Download (FLAC & MP3): bit.ly/2IQixNi
Concert analysis: bit.ly/2UxLIqM
SETLIST
This setlist is taken from all 4 nights (May 25, 26, 28, and 30, 1977). Percentages listed below
Total (May 25th – 30.4%, May 26th – 12.9%, May 28th – 17.6%, May 30th – 39.2%)
0:00:00 The Song Remains the Same (May 26th)
0:05:40 The Rover/Sick Again (The Rover – May 25th, Sick Again – May 30th)
0:12:19 Nobody's Fault but Mine (May 26th – 92%, May 25th – 8%)
0:19:04 In My Time of Dying (May 28th – 90%, May 30th – 6%, May 25th – 3%, May 26th – 1%)
0:30:19 Since I've Been Loving You (May 30th – 52%, May 25th – 48%)
0:39:27 No Quarter (May 30th – 56%, May 28th – 36%, May 25th – 6%, May 26th – 2%)
1:04:17 Ten Years Gone (May 25th – 68%, May 30th – 20%, May 28th – 7%, May 26th – 5%)
1:13:39 The Battle of Evermore (May 28th – 66%, May 25th – 34%)
1:19:41 Going to California (May 30th – 60%, May 28th – 25%, May 26 – 10%, May 25th – 5%)
1:24:28 Dancing Days (May 26th)
1:25:29 Black Country Woman (May 26th)
1:27:13 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp (May 30th – 98%, May 26th – 2%)
1:32:57 White Summer (May 25th – 44%, May 30th – 42%, May 26th – 14%)
1:38:20 Black Mountain Side (May 30th)
1:40:08 Kashmir (May 30th – 47%, May 25th – 33%, May 26th – 18%, May 28th – 2%)
1:50:01 Over the Top (Out on the Tiles – May 30th, Moby Dick – May 25th)
2:13:25 The Star-Spangled Banner/Page Solo (Star Spangled Banner – May 30th, Page Solo – May 28th – 62%, May 26th – 30%, May 30th – 8%)
2:24:20 Achilles Last Stand (May 25th – 64%, May 30th – 36%, May 28th – 0%/One drum fill)
2:34:08 Stairway to Heaven (May 30th – 99%, May 26th – 1%)
2:45:20 Whole Lotta Love (May 25th – 89%, May 26th – 11%)
2:46:43 Rock and Roll (May 30th – 96%, May 25th – 4%)
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INFO ABOUT THE PROJECT
This is the second concert of my personal "Best of" series, here is the Capital Centre in May 1977.
The Album pic isn't the greatest, but I only wanted to use pics from the 4 nights. Nothing redeeming from Jimmy Page except for a small 100x100 pic of his face. Aw well.
Possible contestants for a 1977 "best of" concert were Chicago (4 days), Cincinnati (2 days), Landover (4 nights), New York (6 nights!), Inglewood (6 nights!), and Oakland (2 nights).
So, why Landover? Because there are no other concerts in 1977 with (relatively) consistent sound quality at a set location (i.e. New York 1973, Earls Court 1975, Knebworth 1979)/close region (i.e. Greater L.A. 1972) across all (or most) nights.
This concert features music from ALL 4 nights (May 25, 26, 28, and 30, 1977) Led Zeppelin performed at the Capital Centre, before and on Memorial Day (and just before Bonzo's 29th birthday on the 31st).
Audio source is from Long Live Led Zeppelin's blog.
My capabilities at editing the audio have increased a bit. Nothing professional by any means, but thanks to a basic recording class (which I just received an "A" in), the mastering process actually occurred (as opposed to Earls Court.)
Techniques (but not limited to) include:
Normalization
Fade in/out
Notch filtering (for that pesky microphone feedback)
Limiting
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WHAT'S NEXT?
I eventually plan to upload Knebworth 1979. I had completed it in 2016 for personal usage. Going through my files a few months ago, I found that the audio is almost entirely from August 4th. There are *literally* 37 seconds from August 11th (being the intro of No Quarter before segueing into the intro of the 4th, and a vocal fix each in Black Dog and Since I've Been Loving You.) That is not releasable IMO.
I need to take a break from these long, arduous projects, as they've taken up much of my free time in the past few months, between school, work, social life, composing, and I've fallen behind on shows/YouTube channels, etc.
I will notify you, the subscribers, when I begin to work on Knebworth 1979.
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AFTER KNEBWORTH?
After Knebworth, I want to experiment with the Tour Over Europe 1980. The only multi-night location is Manheim, with two nights. The concerts do feature some of the best performances of that tour, but other songs...well, not so much. Every show except Vienna and Munich feature music at Soundboard quality. And I'm not sure if I can do a "Best of 12." At the very least, it would take a considerable time to do.
In the meantime, do you have any other suggestions as to future Frankenstein's? Preferably from different tours of all officially released material.
Suggestions preferably NOT FROM:
European Autumn 1969 (Paris Olympia—Led Zeppelin I Deluxe Edition)
UK 1970 (Royal Albert Hall—DVD)
UK Spring 1971 (BBC—The Complete BBC Sessions)
North America 1972 (How the West Was Won)
North America 1973 (The Song Remains the Same)
Earls Court 1975 (youtu.be/UVmk6eiQzUk)
North America 1977 (THIS VIDEO)
Knebworth 1979 (THE NEXT VIDEO)
All rights reserved to Led Zeppelin. I own none of what is presented in the video.
This is video is what I call the "Stairway copyright test."
Also it's another preview before the full release!
Stairway to Heaven (May 30th – 99%, May 26th – 1%)
That 1% is a vocal fix and a line literally missing from the outro on the 30th. Oh Plant lol.
Sorry it's a barely frankenstein'ed preview, but ya know. Stairway and copyright.
I do not own any of this audio and claim no profit. All rights are reserved to Led Zeppelin
-----FOR ALL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THIS PROJECT, READ THE DESCRIPTION BELOW-----
NOTE: Due to slight differences in guitar tone, monitor volumes, etc., there can never be a "perfect mix" (if I had each instrument individually, I could do a much better job.) I have EQ'd notch filtered mic feedback, and small other adjustments to fix the sound a bit.
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Setlist:
0:00 White Summer (May 25th – 44%, May 30th – 42%, May 26th – 14%)
5:27 Black Mountain Side (May 30th – 100%)
7:15 Kashmir (May 30th – 47%, May 25th – 33%, May 26th – 18%, May 28th – 2%)
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Here is a preview of the Capital Centre 1977, which I've decided I'll upload before Knebworth, since I definitely need to go through that whole concert again (from what I did personally 2 years ago.) I do plan on reuploading Earls Court, as Capital Centre has by far improved my ability to mix mid-song (or so I think, you be the judge.)
Unlike the Earls Court video, I cannot go into too much detail in the description for which dates are which. So I'll just go by % used (unless someone can offer a better idea.) I have an excel spreadsheet that I'll link in the final video, detailing what segments are where per song.
EDIT 12/1: At the time of uploading this video it was my intention to finish this early this month, but I have too much end-of-semester work to do. Expect it late this month to early next year
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Why is it taking me so long?
Other than prioritizing school, unlike Earls Court, I'm working with 4 nights, not 2, leaving me with double the material. Also, note that I used Page's Led Zeppelin DVD mixes for a good amount of Earls Court, so I have even more songs of a 3.5 hour concert to go through for the Capital Centre, compared to Earls Court. Also, unlike Earls Court, there are much more than 4 songs that involved splicing multiple nights together. Out of the first 15 songs I've currently done (which is up to and including Kashmir), only 4 are unedited versions. 11 are spliced (as it stands, bound to increase with a third of the concert left to do).
SO YEAH. It's taking a bit. I managed to find time these past few days to go through and finish the acoustic set through Kashmir.
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What remains?
Over the Top/Moby Dick, Star Spangled Banner/Page Solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love & Rock and Roll.
EQ notch filtering all songs to remove feedback (unless it was a technique they used as a part of improving solos, etc.), finetuning, fine "mixing" so each track is smooth.
As said in the title, the audio has been blocked. But check the link right above to hear this project!
***DETAILS ABOUT MY FUTURE "BEST OF" UPLOADS DOWN BELOW***
Here is Whole Lotta Love, through the years!
I've used just about every official release of the song (save for the Rough Mix and Shepperton Studios Rehearsals in 2007). This features two performances from '69, and one each from 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1979, & 2007.
Setlist
0:00 Led Zeppelin II — Recorded May 1969 at Olympic Studios, London, UK, album released 10/22/1969
0:46 [The Complete] BBC Sessions (Disc 1) — Maida Vale studio 4, London, UK ("Top Gear"), recorded 6/24/1969
1:19 Led Zeppelin DVD (Disc 1) — Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, UK, 1/9/1970
2:22 [The Complete] BBC Sessions (Disc 2) — Live at the Paris Cinema, London, UK, 4/1/1971
3:08 How the West Was Won — Live at The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA, 6/25/1972
3:52 The Song Remains the Same — Live at Madison Square Garden, New York, USA, 7/27/1973
4:51 Led Zeppelin DVD (Disc 2) — Live at the Knebworth Festival, Stevenage, UK, 8/4/1979
5:44 Celebration Day — Live at The O2 Arena, London, UK, 12/10/2007
***Why am I uploading this?***
So as it turns out, it's taking me a while to do the "Best of Capital Centre 1977." Undergrad this semester is taking a lot out of me, but it's slowly moving along! After being stalled in No Quarter for about a month, I'm currently moving along, slowly but steadily, through the acoustic set.
I still want to go through on my promise of releasing the "Best of Knebworth 1979" when the Capital Centre is almost done.
Problem there is that I need to go through my "Best of Knebworth 1979" as it is quite literally ~99.6% August 4th (not including Communication Breakdown). There is literally a total of 37 seconds of August 11 throughout 3 songs at the moment, and 31 seconds is that of an intro. I want to go through it all again and see (with my improvements in "Frankenstein-ing,") if I can do a better "Best of."
So in the meantime, I took all day yesterday starting and finishing this little project.
All music in this video is owned by Led Zeppelin, and I make no profit off of this.
This is what I believe to be "best of," so this is purely subjective on my part.
Due to only two soundboards being released (May 24 and 25), those were the only two dates I used.
Stairway to Heaven (pre-solo) was removed due to the copyright, as there seems to be a Stairway ban across YouTube.
Obviously this isn't perfect, and definitely needs mixing work, but this is the span of my capabilities at the moment.
The setlist is heavily taken from May 25th, as the overall concert was performed better. BUT! Many of the bigger and/or more segmented songs are mixed from both nights (No Quarter, Dazed and Confused, Whole Lotta Love, & Black Dog)
I didn't track Robert Plant's comments in between songs, so I'm not sure what comments are from what night.
Setlist:
0:00:00 Rock and Roll (May 25th)
0:03:48 The Rover/Sick Again (May 25th)
0:09:13 Over the Hills and Far Away (May 25th)
0:16:39 In My Time of Dying (May 24th, from DVD)
0:28:19 The Song Remains the Same (May 25th)
0:33:33 The Rain Song (May 25th)
0:42:21 Kashmir (May 25th)
0:51:38 No Quarter (May 24/25th, Pre-solo mostly May 25th, after theremin May 24th)
1:14:34 Tangerine (May 24th)
1:18:21 Going to California (May 25th, from DVD)
1:23:09 That's the Way (May 25th, from DVD)
1:29:29 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (May 25th, from DVD)
1:35:17 Trampled Under Foot (May 25th, from DVD)
1:44:12 Moby Dick (May 25th)
2:04:11 Dazed and Confused (May 24/25th...this was a fun one to mix! Majority 24th, mixed all over the place)
2:38:44 Stairway to Heaven (solo/outro, May 25th, from DVD)
2:43:51 Whole Lotta Love (May 24/25th...let me know if the editing here feels sloppy or if it works. Mostly May 25th except for "Sex Machine" and "Turn On Your Love Light")
2:50:58 Black Dog (May 24/25th, about 50/50, solo is from 24th)
2:57:43 Heartbreaker (May 25th)
3:06:01 Communication Breakdown (May 25th)
I imagine when I learn how to mix better (especially concerning EQ-ing), I will be re-uploading this.
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WHAT'S NEXT?
Live at the Capital Centre in Landover, MD 1977. COMPLETED!
I eventually plan to upload Knebworth 1979. I had completed it in 2016 for personal usage. Going through my files a few months ago, I found that the audio is almost entirely from August 4th. There are *literally* 37 seconds from August 11th (being the intro of No Quarter before segueing into the intro of the 4th, and a vocal fix each in Black Dog and Since I've Been Loving You.) That is not releasable IMO.
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AFTER KNEBWORTH?
After Knebworth, I want to experiment with the Tour Over Europe 1980. The only multi-night location is Manheim, with two nights. The concerts do feature some of the best performances of that tour, but other songs...well, not so much. Every show except Vienna and Munich feature music at Soundboard quality. And I'm not sure if I can do a "Best of 12." At the very least, it would take a considerable time to do.
In the meantime, do you have any other suggestions as to future Frankenstein's? Preferably from different tours of all officially released material.
Suggestions preferably NOT FROM:
European Autumn 1969 (Paris Olympia—Led Zeppelin I Deluxe Edition)
UK 1970 (Royal Albert Hall—DVD)
UK Spring 1971 (BBC—The Complete BBC Sessions)
North America 1972 (How the West Was Won)
North America 1973 (The Song Remains the Same)
Earls Court 1975 (THIS VIDEO)
North America 1977 (youtu.be/BXlMuDIe8WI)
Knebworth 1979 (THE NEXT VIDEO)
Like the last one, this was composed on Finale 2012 with Garritan sounds. Comment if you find the Star Wars reference! There is only one, but once you notice it, it'll be hard to unhear :)
Anyway, this will be my last upload for a while (unless I get the inspiration to mix tracks together, or something similar)
Enjoy!
The sounds used to create this are the Garritan Sound add-on to Finale 2012. I figured that since it has been collecting dust for 13 months now, and it is already on my SoundCloud. I may as well showcase it for a little while. Another track I did for my Senior Project at college will be out in two weeks time (August 5, 2018)
Enjoy it while it is here.
Annoyingly, to keep the sound/volume consistent between the two versions, I had to heavily compress the GH3 mix, especially in the solo. Damn Loudness Wars.
*CHANNEL UPDATE*
An update for those who have been interested in my Led Zeppelin orchestral mixes, do not expect anything soon. Between college, work, and a lack of motivation, I haven't been working on them. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You is the closest to completion, so if/when the next one comes out, it'll be that song.
Anyways, enjoy!
02:26 Friends (Track - No Vocal)
06:09 Celebration Day (Alternate Mix)
09:28 Since I've Been Loving You (Rough Mix)
16:46 Bathroom Sound (Track - No Vocal)
20:47 Gallows Pole (Rough Mix)
26:08 That's The Way (Rough Mix)
31:31 Jennings Farm Blues (Rough Mix)
37:32 Key To The Highway/Trouble In Mind (Rough Mix)
From the Led Zeppelin III (Deluxe Edition) Disc 2. This is the companion disc to the Led Zeppelin remasters. I do not own this, and receive no money, or rights from it.
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05:39 What Is And What Should Never Be (Rough Mix With Vocal)
10:13 Thank You (Backing Track)
14:34 Heartbreaker (Rough Mix With Vocal)
19:00 Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman) (Backing Track)
22:11 Ramble On (Rough Mix With Vocal)
23:56 Moby Dick (Backing Track)
28:34 La La (Intro/Outro Rough Mix)
From the Led Zeppelin II (Deluxe Edition) Disc 2. This is the companion disc to the Led Zeppelin remasters. I do not own this, and receive no money, or rights from it.
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0:03:53 I Can't Quit You Baby
0:10:34 Heartbreaker
0:14:23 Dazed and Confused
0:29:25 White Summer/Black Mountain Side
0:38:44 You Shook Me
0:50:34 Moby Dick
1:00:02 How Many More Times
From the Led Zeppelin (Deluxe Edition) Disc 2. This is from the Led Zeppelin Concert in Paris, Live at the Olympia on October 10, 1969. I do not own this, and receive no money, or rights from it.
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Yes I know the transition from "Sabbra Cadabra" to "A National Acrobat" is abrupt; the Metallica arrangement had an added chord progression to smoothen the transition, which does not exist in the original tracks.
I make no profit off of this, and all rights go to the respective bands (music to Black Sabbath, arrangement to Metallica).
Instruments representing each artist includes:
Robert Plant/Jimmy Page:
*5-string Violin (Vocals and Guitar Solo)
Jimmy Page:
*Alto Flute
*English Horn
*Clarinet in A
*Baritone Sax
*Horn in F
*Trumpet in Bb
*Trombone
*Bass Trombone
*Violin I
*Violin II
*Viola
*Cello
John Paul Jones:
*Contrabassoon
*Tuba
*Double Bass
John Bonham:
*Timpani
*Cymbals
*Cowbell
*Snare Drum
*Bass Drum
The process of orchestrating all of Led Zeppelin's tracks into orchestra form will take some time. Due to a copyright strike, I can no longer upload videos longer than 15 minutes (temporarily, hiopefully.) And so, I will post track by track, and this will definitely take a long time to complete.
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Tracks written by Led Zeppelin, and I have derived it to orchestra.
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00:00 We're Gonna Groove (Alternate Mix)
02:40 If It Keeps On Raining (When the Levee Breaks) [Rough Mix]
06:54 Bonzo's Montreux (Mix Construction in Progress)
11:54 Baby Come On Home
16:24 Sugar Mama (Mix)
19:14 Poor Tom (Instrumental)
21:32 Travelling Riverside Blues (BBC Session)
26:43 Hey, Hey, What Can I Do
~Disc 3~
30:40 Four Hands (Four Sticks) [Bombay Orchestra]
35:26 Friends (Bombay Orchestra)
39:53 St. Tristan's Sword (Rough Mix)
45:35 Desire (The Wanton Song) [Rough Mix]
49:45 Bring It On Home (Rough Mix)
52:17 Walter's Walk (Rough Mix)
55:36 Everybody Make's It Through (In the Light) [Rough Mix]
From the Coda (Deluxe Edition) disc 2 and 3. These are the companion discs to the Led Zeppelin remasters. I do not own this, and receive no money, or rights of ownership by uploading this. Subscribe for more! Remember to also like! Thanks.
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Antarctica
From the In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition) Disc 2, Track 7. This is a rough mix of the studio performance on November 23, 1978 at Polar Studios, Stockholm, Sweden. Engineered by Leif Mases. I do not own this, and receive no money, or rights from it.
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