We hear a nice punchy tape of Page/Plant in Cleveland, on March 28, 1995 on their Unledded Tour. Robert's voice is strong and powerful as he sings, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Calling To You (w/ Boogie Chillun and Dazed), and a potent Shake My Tree. A nice early tour show.

This is a lovely recording of a short set performed in tandem with an interview with David Fricke, which happened March 25. 2026 in Nashville, TN. This is the night before their performance at the legendary Ryman.

The band are brilliant, Robert is in good voice, and spirits, and the show is sublime. I play It's A Beautiful Day Today, Everybody's Song, and Ramble On.

We take another dive into May 30, 1977 and Led Zeppelin's powerful performance on their last night in Landover, MD. Using Liriodendron's remaster of the soundboard, I play Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, and Nobody's Fault But Mine. It's a fun gig.

We listen to nice AI demix/remix of this legendary Led Zeppelin concert from March 7, 1970, when they played Montreux, Switzerland. We listen to Rice Pudding/Heartbreaker, and How Many More Times (with 8 million medleys). It's a titanic show and Ia nice clear stereo recording and. Enjoy.

I return to Led Zeppelin at Ipswich 11/16/71 after a five year gap, to play more tracks from this glorious show. Use a source mix recording I play Going to California, What Is and What Should Never Be, and Celebration Day, and they're all wonderful. This is a great show.

We listen to a Mike Millard master recording of Robert Plant in Irvine Meadows, August 10, 1990. This is on his Manic Nirvana tour and it's a good one. I play a rip roarin' Wearing and Tearing, his hit from this album Hurting Kind, and we wrap it up with Tall Cool One. Nice and tidy and very enjoyable.

We remain in Japan 1971 and listen to a new matrix by Not Oscar, of Sept 29, 1971 in Osaka. This is a legendary show and we all know it's awesome, so this is about the sound and the mood of this new matrix.

Not Oscar utilizes several sources to form the best sounding recording, song for song, as possible.

I play the gorgeous epic Going To California, a sublime Thank You, and a tight as a drum Rock and Roll. Have fun.

We have been blessed not once but twice in the last week by, first, a lovely close stereo stage mic'ed recording of Tangerine from 9/24/71 (which I covered last week). This one includes stage banter and it's absolutely lovely.

Then a few days later Led Zeppelin Boots drops a truly incredible holy shit rehearsal of Since I've Been Loving You from May 1980. I know. But it's ridiculously great. Tight but loose. Bonzo sounds incredible as does Jimmy. Jimmy sticks every landing in this insanely sophisticated rendition. My gasts are flabbered. It's so so good.

This is a good one. Sept. 24, 1971 is the when, Tokyo is the where, and Led Zeppelin is the who. Not The Who (the band). This show is part of the glorious 1971 tour of Japan, and as such it is bonkers good.

I play a thirty minute Whole Lotta Love in which is sandwiched Ramble On, Your Time Is Gonna Come, Rave On, and How Many More Times, as well as the kitchen sink. Just pure joy and celebration. Then I wrap it up with a tender and sublime That's the Way, with very sweet mandolin from Jonesy, and some beautiful vocal harmonies. Enjoy

This week we listen to an out of this world show from Jan. 25, 1969 featuring a young and still unknown Led Zeppelin rocking the Boston Tea Party. This show is amazing. I play howling versions of As Long As I Have You (with medleys) and How Many More Times (with medleys).

Fantastic performance from the halls of legend.