the nobs (page plant jones bonham) los angeles june 23rd 1977 flac

the nobs (page plant jones bonham) los angeles june 23rd 1977 flac



DETAILS:

Artist: Led Zeppelin

Date: June 23rd, 1977

Location: Inglewood, California

Venue: LA Forum

Source: AUD (two 1st Gen sources)

Format: FLAC

CD's: 3

Artwork: Yes

Label: Winston Remasters

Title: Mike The Mike - Tribute Series - LA Forum 6/23/77



LINEAGE:

*(1) Main - Millard master > HiFi VHS > remaster > **(2) first 4 songs and patching - Eddie Edwards

"Trampled Underfoot" 1st Gen cassette of vinyl transfser > FLAC > remaster (sources digitally enhanced

with various audio programs) > me > TLH (to decode as WAV and test for lossiness) > FLAC 6 > you



* Primary audio source (Millard)

** Secondary/patch audio source (Edwards)



SETLIST:

CD 1

101. The Song Remains The Same

102. Sick Again

103. Nobody's Fault But Mine

104. Over The Hills And Far Away

105. Since Ive Been Loving You

106. No Quarter



CD 2

201. Ten Years Gone

202. Battle Of Evermore

203. Going To California

204. Black Country Woman

205. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp

206. White Summer

207. Black Mountain Side

208. Kashmir

209. Trampled Underfoot



CD 3

301. Over The Top

302. Jimmy Page (guitar/violin bow solo)

303. Achilles Last Stand

304. Stairway To Heaven

305. Whole Lotta Love

306. Rock And Roll



Comments:

An excellent show ... a famous Badge Holders show due to Plant's several dedications to the

badge holder people ... with the whole band firing on all cylinders! It is the only known show from 1977

tour when the band stopped after the first song. The peculiar stop is brief and Robert doesn't offer

any hints. Perhaps a guitar change was neccessary. Jimmy's soloing during Since I've Been Loving You,

Achilles Last Stand, and Ten Years Gone in particular, is amazing. Keith Moon joins in to make this

already classic show legendary in stature. Just listen for a very crazed sounding yelling over the

beginning of Bonham's drum solo: "The best rock and roll drummer in the world ... living today! Mr

John Bonham! With Buddy Rich's arms!" He says more after that, but I can never quite make out just

what it is because he seems to trail off into a noise of swearing and yelling, which conjures up cartoon

images of the Tazmanian Devil or even (perhaps more appropriately) Animal from the Muppets. But that's

Keith Moon for you! He also appeared before the encores. "LA. It's been very funny. Good night!" and the

show was over.