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Saturday, September 26, 2015

1972.10.05 Led Zeppelin Nagoya

1972.10.05
Led Zeppelin
Nagoya 
(Decent Audience)

Here is the link
https://mega.nz/#!stoGAahL!fpCILwKhU08uLp8uiyAyggHcx1WTr9cVTZc-1SNJCso
101. Intro by G. Itoi
102. Rock And Roll
103. Black Dog
104. Misty Mountain Hop
105. Since I've Been Loving You
106. Dancing Days
107. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
108. The Overture (The Song Remains The Same)
109. The Rain Song

201. Dazed And Confused
202. Stairway To Heaven
203. Whole Lotta Love

Another very good show from this tour with Over The Hills And Far Away temporarily removed from the set. Dazed And Confused is very beautiful including some great wah-wah work at the beginning and a spine chilling bow solo along with earth shattering improvisation from all the band members. The medley is great and Jones mellotron solo is very eerie and features a Japanese folk song.

The crowd is eerily quiet during Black Dog save for a few whistlers, giving the impression that the band is alone in the room. Plant announces "it is very nice for English boys to be in Nagoya" before Misty Mountain Hop. Since I've Been Loving You is a bit of a disjointed mess. Plant's introduction of Bonzo draws a big cheer from the crowd before Bron-Y-Aur Stomp. The Song Remains the Same is once again introduced as "The Overture." Plant's voice is at its weakest, seemingly unable to sustain any note. The Rain Song is beautiful.

The intro of Dazed and Confused is drenched in wah-wah. The lead-in to the bow solo includes a great funky jam. Page throws some As Long as I Have You licks into his call and response with Plant during the excellent guitar solo/workout section. He solos frantically during the outro. The Everybody Needs Somebody to Love section during Whole Lotta Love is a riotous explosion. Plant has finally warmed up and it shows in his enthusiastic performance during the medley. A frenzied Boogie Chillen', which features some great new lyrics from Plant, is followed by Elvis Presley's Let's Have a Party and You Shook Me, which includes another fantastic blues improvisation. Thank You is preceded by a highly dramatic organ suite from Jones, which includes a rendition of Sakura. Page delivers an epic guitar solo. The recording ends with a simple "goodnight Nagoya" from Plant.

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