Analogman

I think I read somewhere recently that they are having some sort of legal troubles with the Atlantic Records or something like that. I actually own Purple - I break it out every once in a while and give it a spin.

Just be glad that there is not some sort of spyware on the cd. See: Z (since re-released), Devils and Dust. Or that the cd will not play in your computer cd player. See: Okemah and The Melody of Riot. Something I found by way of Google - which mentions EAC - as Froggie pointed out I though this stopped a few years ago - that Radiohead release is not that old, right? Copy Control

How about Desolation Row or Visions of Johanna?

All the ones I have access to have been worked on and upgraded. So far, I have grabbed Osaka 71, LA 70, Earls Court 75, and NY 75. I have a giant list put together by some folks what shows are the best to get and whatnot. I could post in the last Led Zeppelin thread if there is interest.

I just heard Vagabonds - didn't care for it. I am looking forward to hearing the album he and Mark made.

Mark Olson - The Salvation Blues - Trailer Has anyone see this?

He is on CNN right now - saying that this story is false.

Where is that interview they did with Jeff?

A ha - maybe that is the deal. Did you figure your deal? Yahoo mail is screwy sometimes.

That is not the same - is it? I just looked - and it is set to "Show MY Home Page".

I think I have seen that show up at dime a dozen or somewhere. I wish they put out that film - officially. What I have is pretty good - but it could be better.

That was because they messed with Peter Grant's son. If you do - can I post them on the LZ board I am on? I have not heard the shows, but I have access to a couple hundred LZ shows at the moment - so I checked the list, and they were there. Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones Speaking of that - I recently, finally got my hands on Wings Over America (Rockshow) in DVD form.

I could have seen The Stones on the Steel Wheels tour - I would have liked to seen this tour: A great song about women. ha ha I have that whole film on dvd.

I can get you those Zeppelin shows - if you need them.

So you could have had one of Mick's kids?

There use to be some photos of those shows up at dead.net.

It's neat to read about the recording of it - the studio guys were dumbfounded that they were cutting a song that went on for 11:23.

Led Zeppelin, Alameda County Coliseum July 23, 1977, Oakland, California Disc 1 1. The Song Remains The Same 2. The Rover (intro) / Sick Again 3. Nobody's Fault But Mine 4. Over The Hills And Far Away 5. Since I've Been Loving You 6. No Quarter Disc 2 1. Ten Years Gone 2. The Battle Of Evermore 3. Going To California 4. Black Country Woman 5. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 6. Trampled Underfoot 7. White Summer/Black Mountain Side 8. Kashmir Disc 3 1. Guitar Solo 2. Achilles Last Stand 3. Stairway To Heaven 4. Whole Lotta Love 5. Rock And Roll 6. Black Dog Led Zeppelin, Oakland-Alame

Yea, I have a hard time with anything after that. I just bought those not all that long ago - I don't think I ever really owned any as a kid. A friend mine was really into them back in high school - he really liked: Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die! (1976) Songs from the Wood (1977) Heavy Horses (1978) Stormwatch (1979)

I don't know if Sad-Eyed Lady of The Lowlands was made up fast or not, but I love that song.

Although - the first album is really a British rock blues deal (somewhat). After Ian took over, then things changed. The only cd that is out of Aqualung sound like total shit - I hope that gets re-released someday. I have the re-masters of the other ones, they sound good.