1975.03.24 Led Zeppelin Los Angeles CA, The Forum (Complete Soundboard) FLAC

 Led Zeppelin
March 24, 1975
The Forum
Los Angeles, CA

Soundboard Recording
EVSD
The Awesome Foursome Live At The Forum 

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 https://mega.nz/file/1aBCCD4T#uvo5w2Vqvw4apAYeMCeFDtyL0GA6MorYco7ccvNseXw

 

Deep Throat on Empress Valley is the second attempt to present a boxset of all three shows together.  Tarantura made the first set called Get Back To L.A. in the mid-nineties. Both of these bootlegs can be found here on my website

The show begins with J.J. Jackson making the introduction before “Rock And Roll” and after “Sick Again,” Plant tells the audience that “we’ve been in California a little while, but let me tell you, this is the place….these are the last three gigs on our American tour and so we intend them to be somewhat of a very high point for us and that can’t be really achieved, obviously we really don’t achieve that without a little bit of vibe, which I can already feel, and a few smiles.”
Plant continues to sprinkle the show with his humorous comments like before “In My Time Of Dying” telling the audience that there are “a few developments in the camp and a few camps in the development. Bonzo decided not to have the sex change after-all, and ah, we got a new album out.”  The first real high point occurs during the “No Quarter” marathon, the first one in the set.  The grand piano and electric guitar improvisation had reached a hight by this time and these versions are among the best executed and recorded.
“Dazed And Confused” is “probably about the first thing that we had a go at, apart from the secretary.”  It’s obvious Page is trying hard to expand the improvisation as the piece stretches past a half hour, but there are several rough spots and it comes off as rather sloppy, the worst of the three Forum shows.   “Stairway To Heaven,” which is “for all our English friends who’ve arrived at the continental Riot House…. and this is for you people here who’ve made this a good gig.”  The encores are the longest of the three with a full version of “The Crunge” before they play “Black Dog,” and this is the only one to have the rare second encore “Heartbreaker.”

101. Introduction
102. Rock And Roll   
103. Sick Again   
104. Over The Hills And Far Away   
105. In My Time Of Dying   
106. The Song Remains The Same   
107. The Rain Song   
108. Kashmir   

201. No Quarter   
202. Trampled Underfoot   
203. Moby Dick   

301. Dazed And Confused   
302. Stairway To Heaven   
303. Whole Lotta Love   
304. Black Dog   
305. Heartbreaker