Led Zeppelin - 1977-05-22 - Fort Worth, TX (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

" Complete Tarrant Concert"

Tarrant County Convention Center

Audience Recording

Lineage: Silvers > EAC >WAV > FLAC

Label: Wendy

Original Taper: N/A

Cheers and thanks to my mate Phil for hooking me up with this.

Disc One:

101 The Song Remains The Same

102 Sick Again

103 Nobody's Fault But Mine/In My Time Of Dying ( False Start)

104 In My Time Of Dying ( Includes: " You Shook Me")

105 Since I've Been Loving You

Disc Two:

201 No Quarter ( Includes: " The Nut Cracker Suite")

202 Ten Years Gone

203 Going To California

204 Black Country Woman

205 Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp

206 White Summer - Black Mountain Side

207 Kashmir

Disc Three:

301 Moby Dick

302 Guitar Solo ( Includes: " Dixie", and " The Star Spangled Banner")

303 Achilles Last Stand

304 Stairway To Heaven

305 Whole Lotta Love

306 Rock And Roll

307 It'll Be Me (With Mick Ralphs Of Bad Company)

There was no review of this on Underground Uprising, so I'll give you a brief review of the performance.

There are three audience recording sources of this show.

Here's how the titles breakdown according to Bootledz:

5-22-77, sources 1,2, & 3

Polished Performances 1977 (POT), Song of the South (Capricorn), Unbooted (Tarantura), It'll Be Zep (SIRA, 3cd), Complete Tarrant Concert (Wendy Records,3cd), & Jamming With Mick Ralphs (Empress Valley, 3cd)

Tarantura, Capricorn, and POT feature the first source. Tarantura and POT don't include any of Moby Dick. Capricorn seems to be the full tape.

Silver Rarities uses the third tape source through Since I've Been Loving You, then switches to the second source for No Quarter and Ten Years Gone. SIRA switches back to source three for Going To California, Black Country Woman, and Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp. After that, it switches to source two through the end of Moby Dick. The remainder of the show is from source one.

Wendy uses the same mix as SIRA until half way through Moby Dick, where it switches to the first tape source. It briefly switches back to a known source after Achilles Last Stand.

Empress Valley mixture is slightly different. It uses source two for half of Dying, all of Since, most of Black Country Woman, all of Bron-Yr-Aur, and the first half of Moby Dick. After that, source one is the primary tape, with it's small gaps filled by source two.

Wendy and Empress have amplified there tapes some.

An Excellent performance from the group, and Wendy has put together a nice sounding recording from the sources they used.

A little bit top heavy because it's sound has been amplified, but it's nothing that ruins the sound of the performance, there's a decent amount of bass in the mix as well, this doesn't sound like it was overly tinkered with the way previous Wendy releases have been.