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Led Zeppelin 01/22/1975

SHOWID 3797

Set I

Rock And Roll
Sick Again
Over The Hills And Far Away
In My Time Of Dying
The Song Remains The Same
The Rain Song
Kashmir
The Wanton Song
No Quarter
Trampled Underfoot
Moby Dick
How Many More Times?
Stairway To Heaven
Whole Lotta Love
Black Dog
Communication Breakdown

Set II


Set III


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User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
Joe (5/5) FLAC / 0 View   Source: Audience Lineage: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8) additionaly:...
wes meyette (5/0) / View  
Slick2007 (5/5) FLAC / 2 B View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Molly (5/0) FLAC / 1 6 View  
Rick Martin (5/5) Flac / 2 B View   Aud>1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Notes: Missing 10 minutes
Doug (5/0) FLAC / 0 A- View  
Notes: "Blues Brothers" (EVSD 519-520)
Metal Trader (5/5) CD / 2 8.5 View   AUD [2:02:27]
George Rue (5/5) CD / 2 B/+ View   1st gen tapes>Flac>Wav>CD (Windy City Tapes Vol 3)
Jack Warner (5/5) FLAC / 0 View   MAT>?>CD
Notes: "Every Picture Tells a Chicago Story" bootleg
bobby (5/5) lossless / 0 View  
rockcdr (5/5) CD / 2 View  
Notes: AUD
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: Source: Audience Lineage: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8) Notes: Good to Very Good audience recording. Almost complete missing about 10 minutes give or take of Moby Dick. These cassettes were located by Jonohull through a friend of his who went to all 3 Zeppelin shows in 1975 with the taper of this recording. His friend Kevin was gracious enough to lend the cassettes out to Jonohull who in return passed them along to me for repair and transfering. This is the first time this recording has ever been in circulation and the first time it has been heard by anyone including Kevin in a great many years.
Gary (5/4.3) CDR / 2 View  
Notes: AUD>MC>C>Flac
HEDA (5/0) / 2 View  
shadow121603 (5/0) Flac / 2 View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Notes: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Jon Pavuk (5/4.3) FLAC / 2 A B View   Audience>1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Tony Mueller (5/0) CDR / 2 View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Jason (5/4.8) CDR / 2 A C+ View   AUD > 1st gen cassette > wav(24/496 > wav(16/44) > FLAC > CDR
Brad Foster (4/4.9) FLAC / 1 View   AUD>Cass/1>WAV>FLAC
Antoine Joly (4/0) FLAC / 0 View   Windy City Tapes III, AUD, weedwacker
Michael (3/0) FLAC / 1 View  
Jeff (3/5) FLAC / 1 View  
Karst de Jong (2/5) / 0 C- View  
RM's Giant Live Music Archive (2/5) FLAC / 0 View   1st gen cass source @ 16-44 (AE034 & AE131)
Notes: Source: Audience Lineage: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
RM's Giant Live Music Archive (2/5) FLAC / 0 View   "Every Picture Tells A Chicago Story" (Wendy) (FF144 & FF160)
Notes: liberated bootleg on the Wendy label lineage - silvers > EAC wav > TLH flac 8
RM's Giant Live Music Archive (2/5) FLAC / 0 View   "Blues Brothers" (Empress Valley) (NM188, QQ054)
Notes: Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc Catalog number: EVSD 519-520 Release date: 2008 Source: Mono Audience recording Integral: Complete Format: 2xCD
Bluesthinker (2/4.9) FLAC / 2 View  
King of the Gypsies (2/5) / View  
OBIE (2/5) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: Wendy
OBIE (2/5) FLAC / 1 View  
Notes: EVSD
Erick (2/3) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: Moby Dick cut, few others cut
Tim (2/0) CDR / 2 View  
Notes: Windy City Tapes Vol III CD audience 2:02:26
Tim (2/0) CDR / 2 View   Wendy Records
Notes: Every Picture Tells A Chicago Story CD audience 2:02:53
Eddie Dunn (2/0) / 0 View  
John Peters (1/0) FLAC / 1 View   AUD: 1st gen cassettes >wav(24/96) >wav (16/44) > flac(level 8)
John Peters (1/0) FLAC / 1 View   AUD: 1st gen C > wav(24/96) > wav(16/44) > flac(level 8); 2021 remaster: Windy City Tapes FLAC >...
Notes: Remaster of "Windy City Tapes"
Boedi-taper (1/4.8) CDR / 2 A B+ View   Audience Recording
KenJacoby (1/5) FLAC16 / 16 View   Audience 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Preston Klingler (1/4.9) FLAC / 1 View   Unknown Rec. Equipment Gen: Silver Chicago Blues Brothers > FLAC
Preston Klingler (1/4.9) FLAC / 1 View   Unknown Rec. Equipment Gen: Silver Every Picture Tells A Chicago Story > EAC > FLAC
Pete (1/5) cd-r / 2 View  
Stuart Ferguson (1/4.7) CDR / 2 View   Audience
Notes: DVD 1072
Russ (1/0) cd-r / 2 View   AUD
SpiralLightofVenus (1/5) FLAC / 0 AUD View  
Notes: AUD TB13
bluibootleg (1/0) FLAC / 2 View   Audience
tarkus22 (1/5) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: Lineage: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Brian (0/0) / 0 View   aud.unknown.flac1644
Selman Snow (0/0) Cdr / 1 View  
DonSalvatore (0/5) / 0 View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Notes: Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1975-01-22 Location: Chicago, IL Venue: Chicago Stadium Source: Audience Lineage: 1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8) Tracklist: Disc 1 01. Rock And Roll 3:59 02. Sick Again 6:02 03. Over The Hills And Far Away 6:22 04. In My Time Of Dying 10:24 05. The Song Remains The Same(Beginning cut) 5:17 06. The Rain Song 9:14 07. Kashmir 9:24 08. The Wanton Song 3:55 Disc 2 01. No Quarter(Beginning cut, cut in middle) 15:21 02. Trampled Underfoot 7:44 03. Moby Dick(Cut in middle) 6:46 04. How Many More Times 14:27 05. Stairway To Heaven(Two cuts in middle) 10:20 06. Whole Lotta Love 1:07 07. Black Dog 7:02 08. Communication Breakdown 4:55 Notes: Good to Very Good audience recording. Almost complete missing about 10 minutes give or take of Moby Dick. These cassettes were located by Jonohull through a friend of his who went to all 3 Zeppelin shows in 1975 with the taper of this recording. His friend Kevin was gracious enough to lend the cassettes out to Jonohull who in return passed them along to me for repair and transfering. This is the first time this recording has ever been in circulation and the first time it has been heard by anyone including Kevin in a great many years. Jonohull's Notes: One of my friends introduced me to Kevin because he knew he was at some Zeppelin shows, so I helped him get those recordings. Later he told me he had 2 Chicago shows on tape that he was at, and he was next to the taper when it happened. He had copied the master tapes the next day and these are the tapes this show is from. At this point I got excited, and the process started from there! Kevin's Notes: What do I remember about the chicago concerts? It was quite a while ago and there was a lot of effort in driving to chicago in freezing weather and then dealing with the large crowd. What I remember is that we didn't have the same seats on any of the nights and we were never very close to the stage, always in the upper balconies somewhere. It was very Magic though. I was a complete zeppelin fan. They were very special to me. I had some live recordings from earlier tours but Physical Graffiti was not out yet and new things undreamed of were emanating from that small stage down there! Almost all of my attention was riveted on Jimmy Page who was just a small figure way down there from where I was sitting. But what was coming out of him was simply unbelievable. I do remember one night we were a little closer, somewhere in the middle of the ground floor. I remember hearing Kashmir for the first time ( I hadn't understood the title when Plant announced the new song). As I said, sheer magic. No other music affected me like this. I guess this is all very subjective, and most people back home thought I was out of my tree, but now, look at all the people who are interested!! No one in my environment would have believed it then. I do remember that Plant's voice was substandard, apparently he had been suffering from the flu after hitting the freezing temperatures of Minneapolis coming straight from the much milder winter in England. That was especially true the first night. I wish I could remember more, but all of the Led Zeppelin concerts I saw (9 altogether) had me in a state of transformed excitement ( intoxication) which I can't explain and was totally different from any other concerts I saw ( for example the Who and Pink Floyd- to name two of the best). And, no, I was never using drugs or alcohol when I went to these concerts. Sorry if this has run on too long, but that is as accurate as I can be. That opening riff from Kashmir, which I'd never heard yet and was thus totally unexpected, is my most poignant memory. You see, the music was so overwhelming and had such a transforming effect that I was just stunned and came out of there in a state of total disorientation. I guess that's about the highest compliment you could pay to an artistic event. I don't remember much about getting the equipment in because I wasn't paying any attention. I didn't want any distraction from the experience. All I remember is that he had a small tape recorder, and it was January with heavy winter jackets you know. I do remember that a security guard detected it while frisking him trying to enter one of the shows. He left and just came back again, this time not being detected. Very persistent fellow. Credits: The taper for recording the show in first place. Kevin for lending his tapes out for repair and transfer. Jonohull for locating the tapes in the first place. Without his leg work this release never sees the light of day. Bozone Baby for his excellent artwork and covers. Weedwacker for repairing and tape transfers. Led Zeppelin for all the obvious reasons.
Bill Tripp (0/5) FLAC / 1 View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Notes: 1 FLAC / 2 CDR
Bill Tripp (0/5) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: "Every Picture Tells a Chicago Story" (Wendy) (AUD)
Jon (0/0) AUD/FLAC / 2 View   1st gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac(level 8)
Mako (0/0) CDR / 2 View  
Notes: "Windy City Tapes Vol. III"