Jimmy Page and Roy Harper - 1984-07-29 - London, UK (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Battersea Park

Silvers: "Hat Off To Jimmy Page" Fire Power label > EAC > flac > you

01.Short & sweet 7:00
02.Referendum 4:48
03.Highway blues 6:58
04.True story 6:51
05.The game 13:55

Nomis Studio, London 1/21/84:
06. Jimmy Page Studio Jam 36:12

sound: 9/10 aud

This boot was located in a closeout bin on the sidewalk in Tokyo six years ago. Can't quite locate the artwork at this time, maybe someone else can come through with this. The lyrical interlude in "Game" is especially good.

The studio jam contains some ideas for what would become The Firm, with some Paul Rogers (?) vocals. Includes embryonic versions of Fortune Hunter and Midnight Moonlight, and blues.

Roy Harper - 1985-04-23 - Edinburgh, Scotland (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Roy Harper

Queen's Hall

Edinburgh

Scotland

23rd April 1985

Source: SBD > Master Cassette > Cassette Clone (?) > Yamaha KX580 playback > Hi-Fi VHS > Archos GMini > Audition > FLAC

Recorded by anonymous

Cassette > FLAC by PsyKies

01. Elizabeth [4:17]

02. chat [1:35]

03. South Africa [5:01]

04. chat [1:20]

05. One Man Rock And Roll Band [9:06]

06. chat [1:43]

07. When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease [5:45]

08. chat [1:37]

09. Commune [5:31]

10. Frozen Moment [4:08]

11. Twentieth Century Man [5:29]

12. Millwall [7:00]

13. chat [2:46]

14. One Of Those Days In England (Parts 2-10) [19:23]

15. chat [1:02]

16. poem [0:56]

17. I Hate The White Man [5:56]

18. chat [2:58]

19. Hangman [6:14]

Notes:

-- uncertain if this came from the master cassette or a clone

-- the two tape sides were recorded at completely different levels and have been matched and balanced

-- minor distortion and soundboard hum evident throughout

-- tape flip at 3:52 of Twentieth Century Man with unknown amount missing

-- tape flip at 1:54 of Hangman with unknown amount missing