【音樂圖片】:[attach]115187316[/attach]
【音樂名稱】:Led Zeppelin - Florida Sunshine 1971
【音樂大小】:716.79 MB
【音樂格式】:Flac
【作種期限】:無
【音樂介紹】:
Led Zeppelinâ™s seventh tour of North America is one of the all time greats with the consistency and inventiveness in performance. Every document from this era is an essential title to own no matter how obscure or fragmentary (and for some of the shows all we have are frustrating fragments).
The tape ends with the house announcer asking for William Combis, because “your wallet is up here”. The great thing about Zeppelin in the early years are the surprises and unique moments and riffs they pull out of their head and this concert is an excellent example of this. It was hoped more tape was found for this release but unfortunately that isnâ™t the case.
Orlando is one of the outstanding, but frustratingly incomplete, recordings from one of Zeppelinâ™s greatest tours. It is a great recording to have for the collection, and this is a very good way to obtain the show.
Tracklist
01. Introduction.flac
02. Immigrant Song.flac
03. Heartbreaker.flac
04. Since I've Been Loving You.flac
05. Dazed And Confused.flac
06. Black Dog.flac
07. Stairway To Heaven.flac
08. Celebration Day.flac
09. That's The Way.flac
10. Going To California.flac
11. You Really Got Me Excerpt.flac
12. What Is And What Should Never Be.flac
13. Moby Dick.flac
14. Whole Lotta Love.flac
15. Organ Solo.flac
16. Thank You.flac
17. Ending Announcement.flac
Led Zeppelin's manager, Peter Grant, took extraordinary measures to combat live bootleg recordings at Led Zeppelin shows. He visited record stores in London and demanded all Bootleg Led Zep copies be handed over.
He monitored crowds at Led Zeppelin concerts to locate bootleg recording equipment.
At one concert at Vancouver in 1971 he saw what he thought was recording equipment on the floor of the venue and personally destroyed it , only to find out later that the equipment was a noise pollution unit being operated by city officials to test the volume of the concert.
At the Bath Festival in 1970, he threw a bucket of water over unauthorised recording equipment.
These efforts failed to prevent the release of a torrent of Led Zeppelin bootlegs from the 1970s onwards