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A while ago several songs from Led Zeppelin’s December 5th, 2007 rehearsals were released. Tarantura, on The Triumph Rehearsals present the complete seventeen song recording in excellent soundboard quality.
Disc 1: Intro, Good Times Bad Times, Ramble On, Black Dog, In My Time Of Dying, For Your Life, Trampled Underfoot, Nobody’s Fault But Mine, No Quarter (start only)
Disc 2: Since I’ve Been Loving You, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven, The Song Remains The Same, Misty Mountain Hop (end missing), Kashmir, Whole Lotta love, Rock And Roll
Also arriving is Motörhead Double-Dyed Japan. It is a one disc Mr. Peach recording of the June 30th, 1982 show in Tokyo.
Related posts:New releases for March 7th, 2008: Springsteen - The Historical Documents - By Crystal Cat March 24th, 2008 new releases new Rory Gallaghter on Tarantura 11 Responses to “new Led Zeppelin and Motorhead! on Tarantura”Subscribes to this topic Comment RSS or TrackBack URLI’m amazed that the “smaller” labels are not jumping all over this new Zep soundboard! A shout out to labels such as Wendy, Godfather, Eelgrass-how about releasing this show?!? I agree with the EV sentiments – I paid for the Tarantura version of the rehearsals literally moments before the EV version was announced. I already have a few versions of the O2 show, as will virtually any Zep collector, so why do we need another version as a “bonus”? And if it is a genuine bonus (i.e. free) why is the EV nearly double the price of the Tarantura? Shame they use this approach as it’s noted to be a complete version of the rehearsals whilt the Tarantura set is missing a bits of a couple of songs. Sorry to hear that jbrum77634. I never get too excited over releases like this, and I always wait for the “dust to settle” before choosing what to buy. It’s always better to miss out on a great title than to shell out tons of money on an inferior title. If you look hard enough (and have patience), you can find anything you want at a later date. For Motorhead fans, this Tarantura title is well worth getting. The tour was the band’s first visit to Japan, and Brian Robertson had been recruited in place of the recently departed Fast Eddie Clarke. (Unusually for this label, the on-stage shots are of the wrong line-up.) Unlike the commercially-released Motorhead-with-Robbo shows, this, therefore, has Robbo playing mostly Clarke material, with the exception of ‘Hoochie Koochie Man’. The SQ is enjoyable, with Lemmy’s vocals particularly clear, although the snare is somewhat absent. However, given that many audience recordings of the band in this era and earlier show little separation of the instruments, this is a gem. Indeed, I would have been reluctant to shell out such money, but for that man’s name: Mr Peach. Sorry the comment area are closed |
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