Led Zeppelin
Newcastle
Newcastle Brown Ale
Here is the link
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102. Heartbreaker
103. Black Dog
104. Since I’ve Been Loving You
105. Rock & Roll
106. Stairway To Heaven
107. That’s The Way
201. Going To California
202. Tangerine
203. Dazed & Confused
204. What Is And What Should Never Be
205. Celebration Day
206. Communication Breakdown
Really nice sound on this ... The band is playing very tight but loose, and are steamrolling through the set. Robert's voice is very good and the show focuses on the new material from the newly released 4th album. A great show. "Now then, today's the day of the Teddy Bear's picnic, and to go with it, the new album came out. I know what they say about the lenght of time between the two, and I'm sure you can rea all sorts of reports and toss a coin!" said Plant. The main question is Moby Dick really was played or not. Right after Celebration Day Plant saying "The one and only..." and the tape cuts straight into "You don't wanna be famous?" comment just before as Pagey starts with opening intro to Communication Breakdown.
The link for the concert page of 1971.11.13 Dundee Scotland (the show following this show) does not work.
ReplyDeleteThe answer to "the main question" asked in the final paragraph above: No, Moby Dick was not played. According to Setlist.fm, immediately after Celebration Day, they went straight into Whole Lotta Love before going into Communication Breakdown for the encore. So, Whole Lotta Love is the only song missing from the entire recording of this performance. The tapers either missed too much of it between changing reels or cassettes, or there were serious problems with the source recording during this performance which could not be corrected or remedied. Someone must have eventually decided to just cut WLL completely out of the final released version. At least this version anyway.
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