Esau.

I imagine this show is being recorded.. I'm also hoping someone was able to record the soundcheck as well, but I'm not holding my breath for that one.. [color:red]Soundcheck from yesterday. "Good Times Bad Times" "Ramble On" "In My Time Of Dying" "No Quarter" "Nobody's Fault But Mine" "D'yer Mak'er" "Communication Breakdown"

From the link Hendershot posted... So far: Good Times Bad Times Ramble On Black Dog In My Time of Dying For Your Life Trampled Under Foot Nobody’s Fault But Mine

Thanks Hendershot :thumbup:

Apparently, its on BBC radio right now, I haven't found which link though. They opened with Rock and Roll. [color:red][edit to add] I just found out, my info was wrong about the opener. Aww well..

I still have tons of cassettes, and play some fairly often, but I can't say I miss cueing up a dozen or two cassettes (playing/recording in real time) to make one single mix, when I can make 200+ mp3 mix (on one CD) in minutes or even more on the 8GB memory stick I have.

Some pics from the rehearsal.. http://www.gettyimages.com/zeppelin

Some other dates The Crunge was played: 03/04/1975 03/05/1975 03/10/1975 03/11/1975 03/12/1975 03/17/1975 03/21/1975 03/27/1975 05/18/1975 05/23/1975 05/24/1975 05/25/1975

According to wiki, so take it with a grain of salt I suppose: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_for_One The Crunge, was played 02/28/1975 (one of many times they played it during 1975) Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1. Rock And Roll 2. Sick Again 3. Over The Hills And Far Away 4. In My Time of Dying 5. The Song Remains The Same 6. The Rain Song 7. Kashmir 8. No Quarter 9. Trampled Underfoot 10. Moby Dick 11. Dazed And Confused 12. Stairway To Heaven 13. Whole Lotta Love (intro) / The Crunge / Black Dog Bootleg References: * Led Astray In Baton Rouge Again, I can't vouche for the list I posted as it was just some list another person made, I'm sure they could have missed more then a few tunes. Certianly, not official.

Here's a list of some songs they have never played live apparently... I can't vouche for the list personally, it was posted on another board. Living Loving Maid Hats Off To Roy Harper Houses of the Holy In The Light Down By The Seaside Night Flight Boogie With Stu For Your Life Royal Orleans Candy Store Rock Hots On For Nowhere Southbound Suarez Fool In The Rain Carouselambra I'm Gonna Crawl Poor Tom Ozone Baby Walters Walk Darlene Bonzo's Montreux

You can download that show at the link I posted above... :thumbup:

For those interested in some live Zeppelin shows, I stumbled across this blog awhile back - only downside is the guy used Rapidshare to post the shows. You are limited to the amount of free downloads (per day or hour, I forget) http://walhallahereicome.blogspot.com/ Some of the older links are now dead, but I was able to score most of the Canadian shows awhile back.

Thought there might be some Stones fans around here interested in this. Its mp3, although I do have the FLACs. Artwork is included (full size), although tracks 8 and 9 are reversed. THE ROLLING STONES Unplugged 1968-1973 Acoustic studio outtakes and alternate versions Excellent stereo 1. Dear Doctor 2. You Got The Silver 3. Family 4. No Expectations 5. Sister Morphine 6. Blood Red Wine 7. Country Honk 8. You Can't Always Get What You Want 9. You Gotta Move 10. Wild Horses 11. All Down The Line 12. Cocksucker Blues 13. Dead Flowers 14. Angie http://www.sendspace.com/file/v5mfq4 Cheers

If Clapton/Winwood hadn't already annouced their nights at MSG, my money would have been on them. Eric has a history of booking venues for week or more runs. His Royal Albert Hall shows for example and the Cream reunion - rumor was MSG was booked for 10 nights, even though they only played three. I could see Zeppelin booking that though, especially with all the rumors of a tour, but I'm not holding my breath.

THE ROLLING STONES Unplugged 1968-1973 1. Dear Doctor 2. You Got The Silver 3. Family 4. No Expectations 5. Sister Morphine 6. Blood Red Wine 7. Country Honk 8. You Can't Always Get What You Want 9. You Gotta Move 10. Wild Horses 11. All Down The Line 12. Cocksucker Blues 13. Dead Flowers 14. Angie

Rolling Stones Sumet Barnett Recording Studios Dallas, Texas June 23 or 24, 1972 Stones Touring Party (aka 1972 Dallas Rehearsals) SBD - Stereo Disc 1: 1. Jungle Disease Jam 1 2. Jungle Disease Jam 2 3. Tar And Feather Blues 4. Hats Off To Slim Harpo Jam 5. Let It Loose #1-#7 6. Gimme Shelter 7. Torn And Frayed 8. Ventilator Blues 9. Ventilator Blues 10. Delta Slide 11. Memphis Jam Disc 2: 1. Don't Lie To Me 2. Tabasco Jam 3. Hip Shake #1-#2 4. Let It Loose #8 5. Texarcana Jam 6. Shave 'Em Dry 7. Key To The Highway 8. 32-20 Blues 9. Let It Loose 10. Torn And Frayed 11. The Last Time Jam 12. Satisfaction 13. Monkey Man Jam 14. Whip's Crack & Tiger Snarl 15. Exile On Main Street Blues - UK promotional flexidisc 1972 Mick Jagger - vocals Mick Taylor - guitar Keith Richards - guitar Bill Wyman - bass Charlie Watts - drums Nicky Hopkins - keyboards Bobby Keys - sax Jim Price - trumpet

Listening to the show right now. Damn, that Shawn can write some great songs. As per usual USWM kicked my ass, getting to hear some new tunes was a highlight. Cheers to the band, PJC and kc for a great night of fun and music. :thumbup:

United Steelworkers Of Montreal The Pepper Jack Cafe Hamilton, ON 2007-12-07

Maybe the discs are on hiatus.

Motorhead - March or die

Great news. Looking forward to seeing you guys. Been way too long.

Awesome. Thanks for the link. :thumbup:

Sorry Rob, I just learned today what AFAIK meant. (no joke) I figured it was an acronym for a Phish song.

On my computer (Win XP MCE), when in my control panel I'm in what my PC calls "Category View" so I click on "Select Classic View" and there are other audio programs (like Xear 3D I mentioned) not listed in the "Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices" option.