Led Zeppelin
Strange Tales From The Road (STFTR 001/008 8CD-BOX)
Bootleg Compilation
artwork included
aud / sbd
mp3 @ 320 [963 mb]
sq: A (-/+) > EX
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CD1
01 C'mon Everybody
02 Whole Lotta Love
03 Communication Breakdown
04 Something Else
05 Bring It On Home
06 How Many More Times Medley
07 The Song Remains The Same
08 Sick Again
09 Nobody's Fault But Mine
1-6 RAH Jan 09, 1970
7-9 Chicago Stadium April 09, 1977
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CD2
01 Since I've Been Loving You
02 No Quarter
03 Ten Years Gone
04 Who's To Blame
05 Carole's Theme
06 Merry Hopkins Never Had Days Like These
07 The Song Remains The Same
08 Sick Again
09 Nobody's Fault But Mine
1-3 Chicago Stadium April 09, 1977
6 Unreleased Session from a 1968
7-9 Tampa June 03, 1977
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CD3
01 The Song Remains The Same
02 Sick Again
03 Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 Over The Hills And Far Away
05 Since I've Been Loving You
06 No Quarter
CD4
01 Ten Years Gone
02:The Battle of Evermore
03 Going To California
04 Black Country Woman / Bron-Ar-Aur Stomp
05 White Summer / Black Mountain Side / Kashimir
MSG June 14, 1977
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CD5
01 Bring It On Home
02 How Long
03 Got My Money
04 Band Introduction
05 Stormy Monday
06 Splanky
07 Big Boss Man
08 Whole Lotta Energy
09 Love and Money
10 Invitation
11 Jimmy Jam
12 King of All I Survey
CD6
01 Got My Mojo Working
02 Every Day I Have The Blues
03 Hoochie Coochie Man
Alexis Light Orchestra
Nottingham June 05, 1984
Tribute to Alexis Korner feat.
Jimmy Page: Guitar
Jack Bruce: Bass, Vocals
Paul Jones: Harmonica, Vocals
Charlie Watts: Drums
Ian Stewart: Piano
Ruby Turner: Vocals
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CD7
01 White Summer / Black Mountain Side
02 Kashmir
03 Achilles Last Stand
04 Stairway To Heaven
Final Rehearsal September, 1980
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CD8
01 Santa Claus Is Back In Town
02 Spaghetti Junction
03 Black Dog
04 That's The Way
05 Dazed And Confused
1 Robert Plant and the Honey Drippers SNL December, 1984
2 Radio Promotion of JPJ's Song Spaghetti Junction feat. Jimmy Page
3-5 Osaka Japan September 29, 1971
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I notice quite a few 1969-1970 links are dead for Led Zeppelin. Any chance of new links? Thank you.
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