I play songs from a nice 2nd Gen recording of Led Zeppelin during their second night in Seattle, June 19, 1972. This is a marathon show, running more than three hours, and they even played Dancing Days twice!

I play the most epic Jonesy organ solo, going into Thank You, and I finish up with a rousing cover of Money (That's What I Want). This is a good one.

This week we listen to a matrix made by Ryan Newton, of Led Zeppelin in Landover, MD on May 28, 1977. The Landover run is the Jan Brady of runs on this tour, overshadowed by LA and NYC, but it's a solid set of shows.

I play Sick Again, Achilles Last Stand, and show closer Whole Lotta Love/Rock and Roll. A good time was had by all.

We hear from a nice new transfer of the master cassette, by KRW_CO, of Led Zeppelin playing Newcastle City Hall on November 11, 1971. This is a nice clear recording in which the band is wonderful.

I play the entire acoustic set of That's the Way, Going to California, and Tangerine in one fell swoop, then wrap it up with a raucous and funky Communication Breakdown. As most of them are, this is a good one.

We hear a spectacular performance by everyone involved in this master recording of Page/Plant in Frauenfeld, Switzerland on July 8, 1995.

This show hits hard. It's more on the level of 1998 than 1995 to my ears. It's awesome.

I play a medley filled Calling to You (with Light My Fire, Break on Through, Dazed and Confused, and more) which is just 10/10 from everyone. Then on to Four Sticks which glides into In the Evening, which is also 10/10. A great one.

Led Zeppelin played the LA Forum on John Bonham's 25 birthday, May 31, 1973. It's a great show with multiple sources, and I play Celebration Day from the soundboard, and Heartbreaker and Whole Lotta Love from the Source 1 Audience tape.

It's a fun show with a wild audience. Robert leads all 15,000 people in a round of Happy Birthday for Bonzo, and we go from there. Good stuff.

We listen to a delightful remaster and matrix of Led Zeppelin playing Brussels, Belgium on June 20, 1980 It's a good show with a lively band, and audience. The matrix of soundboard and audience recordings breathes life into the dry soundboards. It's a joy to hear. I play Achilles Last Stand, Since I've Been Loving You (very good), and Whole Lotta Love.

Eye Thank Yew!

NOTE: Because I'm an idiot I keep saying this is Bremen, but it's Brussels.

We listen to an excellent new remaster of the legendary 2nd night in Copenhagen, of Led Zeppelin. They were warming up for the titanic Knebworth shows days later, and their playing is out of this world. 1973 level proficiency and clarity found in 1979.

It's magic for many reasons and the improvements made in this remaster are substantial. I play Nobody's Fault, an INCREDIBLE No Quarter, and my favorite (imo the best) performance of Ten Years Gone, ever.

Don't sleep on this one.

I play two tracks from Led Zeppelin's Aug. 22, 1971 show at the LA Forum. I play What Is And What Should Never Be, and a nice 1971 flavored Dazed and Confused. A good time was had by all. Hurrah!

We hear songs from the first night of Led Zeppelin's legendary run at the Boston Tea Party. This is from Jan. 23, 1969 and shows a band so powerful they almost combust. Tight but loose (and heavy on the loose). Robert's voice is almost wild in the wonderfully chaotic affair. I play As Long As I Have You and Dazed and Confused, both long jams with lots of improvisation. You can hear the audience being blown away but what they witness. A good one.

We listen some tracks from the master transfer (thanks JEMS) of Led Zeppelin in Seattle, WA on June 18, 1972. This tape, while excellent, is incomplete with on 45 minutes recorded. What was captured is wonderful. I play a serene Going to California, a sublime Since I've Been Loving You, and a sensational Stairway to Heaven. Good vibes. Good times. Great show.