Led Zeppelin - Mobile, Alabama May 13th 1973 Soundboard flac

Led Zeppelin - Mobile, Alabama May 13th 1973 Soundboard flac



Artist: Led Zeppelin

Date: 1973-05-13

Location: Mobile, Alabama

Venue: Memorial Auditorium

Source: Soundboard

Lineage: 2nd gen cassettes(Maxell UDS-II)>wav(24/96)>flac

Transfer Equipment: Revox B-215>Pro Tools DAW done December 2008

Transferred By: weedwacker



Downsampled (August 2012) with Adobe Audition 3.0.1. Encoded to flac 8 with Flac Frontend, tagged and verified.



Tracklist:

01. Rock And Roll

02. Celebration Day

03. Black Dog

04. Over The Hills And Far Away

05. Misty Mountain Hop

06. Since I've Been Loving You

07. No Quarter

08. The Song Remains The Same

09. The Rain Song

10. Dazed And Confused

11. Stairway To Heaven

12. Moby Dick



Length: 115:37



Notes:

Incomplete but excellent+ sounding recording. This was at the time a brand new transfer done from Sean_the_bootlegger's

cassettes which are the root set for every copy and bootleg source of this particular soundboard fragment in general

circulation. These are as of July 2010 the lowest gen circulating set of cassettes for this particular sbd fragement.

Concerning the generation of the cassettes they have been called everything from 1st gens to 3rd gens, I am calling

them as they are stated by the documentation Sean provided me a copy of from the person he originally received the

tapes from. Your actual generational lineage mileage may vary but the fact these cassettes are the root tapes are not

in question. This is a hi-resolution version in it's raw form with only speed correction applied to the recording,

phase correction to recenter the stereo signal and fades added at the beginning and end of the recording.



Comments:

This show is spectacular. The band is in top form and deliver one of the best from this tour. Jimmy's playing is incredibly

fluent and great, especially on Misty Mountain Hop leading to Since I've Been Loving You. Over The Hills And Far Away has

few very unusual and exciting guitar passages by Mr. Pagey. Dazed And Confused is beyond description, and the whole show

is timeless. "Malacum Salaam! - It's a bit of Indian." says Robert at one point.