SUPER RARE 4xLP BOX = 1977 COMPLETE PERFORMANCE = LED ZEPPELIN Hard Heavy & MINT
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SUPER RARE 4xLP BOX SET = COMPLETE PERFORMANCE
L e d Z e p p e l i n
\ (DREA) = PRIVATE PRESS
... TOP COPY ...
Extremely RARE ... Located this one (1) copy of a Very rare limited edition: 4 x LP (FOUR RECORDS) BOX SET featuring the complete May 30, 1977 LARGO MARYLAND performance - from the start till the end, filled with 8 LP sides...
The photos above are from the actual performance
The show begins with an explosive "Song Remains The Same" which is crackling LOUD! The control meters into the red zone! But the soundman gets it together and "Sick Again", standard fair for 77 shows, hits hard. "Nobody's Fault "is next. Here the boys crank up the intensity, rousing version. During the song somebody shoots a bottle rocket/smoke bomb at Robert , it hit him or got very close, Robert does this twirl in the smoke and takes his shirt off. Taking his shirt off made many in the audience think that the smoke bomb hit him.Then during the break, Plant talks about getting undressed before small audiences but never before 22,000., then puts his shirt back on, and Jimmy slides into "In My Time Of Dying" = this version has to be up there as one of the best all time, great slide work, great Bonham fills, just a great version of this tune. "Since I've Been Loving You" is next, back to back blues numbers but again Jimmy slides into this one also, some killer solos in this song. Next is the nimble fingers of John Paul Jones, for "No Quarter" and the chords are pumping marvelously; a mesmerizing version - an all time great version. More so because of Jimmy's playing when he comes back in after the John Paul Jones solos. Great jamming, killer stuff, this is Zeppelin at their improvisational best. "Ten Years Gone" Plant says while waiting for Jones: "strolling behind the amps casually while drinking wine... come on Jonesy". Then John Paul Jones sits down and Zeppelin proceed to play one of the best "Ten Years Gone" heard! These songs bear out this statement. You can hear the tambourine in the back ground, and there is a one of a kind solo at the end by Page, like a machine gun ripping off the notes. Onward is the acoustic set, Which Plant explains: "music comes in colors and we are going to change the shade a bit for your entertainment, so you don't remember us just as a gong, gong gong gong..." and thus begins "Battle For Evermore", "Black Country Woman", "Bron-yr-Aur Stomp". Again, very clear, no distortion. One of the best acoustic sets, no glaring mistakes, very good stuff. Then "White Summer"/ into "Kashmir", good not great. On this version Page does the jamming at the end not Bonzo. Next up is "Over the Top" and a good version. Guitar solo...Page dose a little part of the star spangled banner in the middle also, good version of the guitar improv thing. And then into "Achilles" which is a good version, nothing outstanding to point out... Then the end is coming.... "Stairway To Heaven"... and words can't describe the emotion, the excitement to have actually been at the show, but YOU can enjoy the fret work solo of Page on this version of Stairway, different than any version heard, and Page was on this night with Stairway and the crowd was WILD!! Encore... Seeing the flashlights as the boys return to the stage!!! "Whole Lotta Love" and "Rock & Roll" and Zeppelin turns up their amps & PA, and that is why the sound becomes louder on the vinyl, as it actually was in person! The Song Remains The SameThe Rover (intro) - Sick Again
Nobody's Fault But Mine
In My Time Of Dying
Since I've Been Loving You
No Quarter
Ten Years Gone
The Battle Of Evermore
Going To California
Black Country Woman
Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
White Summer - Black Mountain Side
Kashmir
Out On The Tiles (intro) - Moby Dick
Noise Solo (inc. Star Spangled Banner)
Achilles Last Stand
Stairway To Heaven
ENCORE
Whole Lotta Love
Rock And Roll
CONDITION: The Cover: The box cover with paste-on artwork/LP information is M- solid and highly collectible ...
The Vinyl: all 4 records (8 sides) are clean and clear, rated M- a top copy...
A cool addition to anyone's music library!
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All imperfections are noted both cover & record
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