Led Zeppelin - 1975-05-23 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC) "Thunderstorm" by Tarantura

(Audience FLAC)

Led Zeppelin 

1975.05.23 

London, England UK 

Earl's Court 

Audience Recording - Source 1 

"Thunderstorm" - Tarantura 1994 (T4CD-5-1~4) 

Lineage: Silvers > EAC (burst mode) > WAV > FLAC > TLH > 

Tested for SBE's > FLAC Level 8 

Re-named track titles, and created new MD5/FFP files. 

CD1

01 - Opening 

02 - Rock and Roll 

03 - Sick Again 

04 - Over the Hills and Far Away 

05 - In My Time of Dying 

06 - The Song Remains the Same 

07 - The Rain Song 

CD2

01 - Kashmir 

02 - No Quarter 

03 - Tangerine 

04 - Going to California 

05 - That's the Way 

06 - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 

CD3

01 - Trampled Underfoot 

02 - Moby Dick 

CD4

01 - Dazed and Confused 

02 - Stairway to Heaven 

03 - Whole Lotta Love 

04 - Medley 

05 - The Crunge_Black Dog 

3hrs. Notes: There are a total of 3 audience sources for this show. Source 1 is the most commonly used source by the labels. Many labels fill missing gaps using one of the alternate sources, this release does not. 

Original notes: 

Ripped with EAC in burst mode but error free. Trampled Underfoot fades out at 7:51-55 and cuts out 11 secs too soon, misses 2 dozen of secs of tape after the song. Moby Dick is cut at 14:23, disguised by fade out-in, missing 2 dozen of seconds. Disguised cut 12:39 into Stairway To Heaven. These are the only cuts I noticed, there might be more. 

Pernod's notes: 

Sound quality wise this is an upgrade to EVSD's Demand Unprecedented, EVSD's release is more complete by using source 2 but sounds dull in comparison. Tarantura obviously used a source close to or equal to the analogue Master tapes but decided to amplify the sound which, because the acoustics of the venue are boomy and echoey in itself, doesn't really benefit the overall sound at all, luckily they didn't compress it to death like some other recently released bootlegs and still allowed it to breathe. Anyway, even with the amplification it doesn't come up with much background noise, evidence of the low gen Tapes they used. 

I'm sure you will enjoy this even with the imperfections as mentioned above. I think it's the best show of the five Earl's Court shows they performed in 1975. Your lineage (I think he means "opinion") may vary.