We hear a nice soundboard from Led Zeppelin playing the Summit in Houston 5/21/77. Bonzo is in overdrive and the show is fun. We hear Nobody's Fault, No Quarter (a nice one), and an awesome Trampled Underfoot played as an encore. Power, Mystery, etc are all on hand.

July 26 , 1995 Wembley Arena. Page/Plant on their triumphant reunion tour. Great stuff. We hear Wanton Song, a stellar In the Evening (enhanced by 2 orchestras and a middle eastern percussion section), and a rollicking epic Kashmir. A great show from a time. Nice recording as well.

This is the live debut of the expanded Talking Heads, with Adrian Belew et al, at the Heatwave festival August 23, 1980 in Ontario. We hear Once In A Lifetime, Life After Wartime, and Psycho Killer on a nice recording. Great set.

Sept. 2, 1970 kicks off the California stretch of the tour for Led Zeppelin. Another incredible performance from all of them as we hear Whole Lotta Love (w/ a whole lotta medleys), Train Kept A Rollin' (!), Blueberry Hill, and Long Tall Sally. Good times.

We hear a nice 2nd gen of Zep at Musicarnival on July 20, 1969 in Cleveland. This is a heavy bluesy Les Paul kinda affair with light hearted banter and amazing amazing talent. We hear You Shook Me and How Many More Times. Sexy summer fun.

This is a great show from Nov. 11, 1988 in Portland, Maine of Jimmy Page on his Outrider tour We hear Death Wish 2 songs, Zep songs, Firm songs, & Outrider songs. His playing is on fire and the setlist rocks.

We hear a wonderful master recording from Mike Millard of YES at the LA Forum Sept 23, 1977, in support of their Going For The One album. The sound and performance are sensational. We hear Parallels and Starship Trooper in all their glory.

We listen to more of June 19, 1972 in Seattle with Dazed, Organ Solo, Amazing Grace, Everyday People, Louie Louie, Let's Dance, Thank You, and an amazing cover of Money (that's what I want). Brilliant show. Top tier.

We listen to 4 songs from Sept. 2, 1964 of the Beatles in Philadelphia, PA. We here Things We Said Today, Can't Buy Me Love, Twist and Shout, and She Loves You from a great mono soundboard recording. Peak Beatlemania!

June 19th, 1972 was a magic night for Led Zeppelin. They played Seattle and just blew the doors off the place. We hear the Ocean almost a year before it was released, Black Country Woman 3 years early, and a rapturous Whole Lotta Love with a billion medleys. AWESOME