Led Zeppelin
Brisbane Australia
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101. Immigrant Song
102. Heartbreaker
103. Black Dog
104. Since I've Been Loving You
105. Celebration Day
106. Stairway To Heaven
107. Going To california
108. That's The Way ( both the false start and the complete version are merged together)*
109. Tangerine
110. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
201. Dazed And Confused
202. What Is And What Should Never Be
203. Moby Dick
204. Whole Lotta Love
205. Boogie Chillen
206. Little Trucking Mama
207. The Wanderer
208. Hello Marylou
209. Let's Have A Party
210. Going Down Slow
211. Whole Lotta Love Outro
The final show of the Australian tour and the only indoor show of the tour. An excellent, high-powered show in front of another rowdy Australian crowd! The opening numbers are excellent and Robert's singing on Since I've Been Loving You is pure emotion and one of the best versions I have ever heard. A restless audience stops That's The Way a minute into the song. After Plant's seating instructions, they start the song again. Dazed And Confused is great except Bonham's drumming is rather boring throughout. The medley is excellent and contains some really rare inclusions.
The tape begins with an announcement from Plant warning the crowd to stay off the stage. Page plays some nice licks during the lead-in to the a cappella solo in Heartbreaker. Before Black Dog, Plant explains to the crowd that the song is about a black labrador, not "the kind of chick that we dig." Plant mixes up the lyrics again during Going to California. That's the Way is halted by Plant as he attempts to calm the rowdy crowd. He gives up completely before Dazed and Confused, telling the crowd "I don't care whether you sit down or stand up, we're just gonna play." Page is in his own world during another epic performance. The medley during Whole Lotta Love includes John Lee Hooker's Bottle Up and Go, The Wanderer, Hello Mary Lou, Elvis Presley's Let's Have a Party, and another excellent Goin' Down Slow, which includes an amazing extended blues improvisation from Page.
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