Led Zeppelin - 1975-03-19 - Vancouver, BC (SBD/FLAC) "Snowblind" by EVSD

(Soundboard FLAC)

Snowblind (Empress Valley Supreme Disc EVSD 564-566)

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Lineage:

Silver CDs-Traders Little Helper FLAC

Disc 1

01 - Rock And Roll

02 - Sick Again

03 - Over The Hills And Far Away

04 - In My Time Of Dying

05 - The Song Remains The Same

06 - The Rain Song

07 - Kashmir

Disc2

01 - No Quarter

02 - Trampled Underfoot

03 - Moby Dick

Disc3

01 - Dazed & Confused (includes Woodstock)

02 - Stairway To Heaven

03 - Whole Lotta Love/The Crunge

04 - Black Dog

This is something like a prelude to the following evening's show. The playing is on top form and overall all the songs were performed with furiosity. Pagey is in decent form tonight, with especially fine playing on Sick Again, In My Time Of Dying and The Song Remains The Same; Plant is not in fine form, though, with his best vocals coming from the songs that demanded the least from him, such as No Quarter and Whole Lotta Love; Bonham does bring the bang, with awesome drumming on Over The Hills And Far Away, Kashmir and Trampled Underfoot. Ironically, it is Jones that makes this show awesome, with amazing bass playing and great keyboards from start to finish. Kashmir was dedicated to "...Richard Cole, our tour manager - a good upright British citizen" and Dazed And Confused to "...our manager, Peter Grant, who's made so many things possible. He's the man who gives us the blow job in the dressing room". Obviously the whole band had a great time during these two Vancouver shows.