I have a Mick signed copy of this! Found this vid while searching for the back story of the album. Thanks for the info.

Ed letting him play guitar live was proof how perfect they fit

Great journey back in time Fantastic concert and a great album Going to a go go is my favorite track Great video Tomorrow when I have to get some chores done I think that this might help motivate me Enjoyed your video 📹

Thanks for giving the best video on this topic.

Bon Of A Sitch This Is Great!

“All seats $15.50” 🤯

23:00 i thought a bag of weed was gonna fall out lol

I managed to find one last year in NM condition. The guy wanted 200 bucks for it, so I grabbed it. So glad I did now.

When their fans said they are heavy metal band. They're not heavy metal.

Did Dave quit or they sent him away?🤷

Hey @garyzephed just wanted to let you know I found one out in the wild not to long ago. They’re still out there and man oh man does this sound amazing! Thanks for the help with your video.

Pause at Elton John.

Great piano and keyboard!

LOVE it!

Gary, I’ve got those vinyl picture disks too! I was floored by the perfectly balanced stereo sound of this recording. It gave me a cold chill down the entire length of my back when I first heard it. The crowd is nutty at the beginning and it took 35 years later to find out why. The spotlight hits Jimmy prior to the SRTS intro and we finally get to see it on Richfield Coliseum footage. Now…about the Ace guitar strap: it always came loose and Ray had to run out and help put it back on. The ends on those straps are flimsy and the holes wear open easily. Lastly, we know that Zeppelin ALWAYS played good in LA, their favorite venue no doubt. If you listen to Millard’s tape from San Diego two nights prior to this Eddie gig you’ll find Bonzo having a very rough night. Playing behind the beat all night and missing cues. Very disappointing performance. So, two nights later in LA I think he wanted to prove to his band mates that he hadn’t in fact lost it and I’d say he made up for that 6-19 SD gig ten fold. Plus…again….opening night in LA….Bonzo turned in the best performance of his career hands down! Zeppelin will once again give No Quarter. Evidently Mike captured 4 of the 6 nights - including the final night…which sounds about as good as this opening night! You can hear a little complacency starting to settle back in by the sixth night but…Zeppelin at is most sluggish is far better than most any other band. Back to Millard. I’ve heard a story that Jim actually went to mikes house looking for this tape, years later of course, after hearing that he had recorded the show. He HAS to be thankful that the bootleggers captured their best moments live. Grant and Cole were hardwired for confrontation so…they looked for these guys for sport. We’re all thankful Mike used his dad’s wheelchair. This is the most famous bootleg in history.

I have a Destroyer set but it’s from Landover, May 30, ‘77. It’s an audience tape. I’m aware though that the original Destroyer is 4.27.77 and actually the next night too. Two brothers evidently taped that 4.28 show and it’s excellent. Have you heard it? The 8mm footage which surfaced last year was a revelation of sorts. I’ve been waiting for ANY footage for years and we finally got some. I saw that bit where Bonzo runs up to his kit. I’m thinking he was either in the restroom or up to other non-descriptive activities.

The song "The Riddler's Retreat" is actually The Beatles 1964 song "She Loves You". The song "The Bat Cave" is actually Booker T. & The M.G.'s 1962 song "Green Onions". The song "Robin's Theme" is the other vocal on the album & you forgot to mention that!! The reissued CD is the MONO version (same on Apple iTunes)!!

I was there.

15:00 lovely "diamond tiaras" from Stu.

I picked up a near mint copy of this album for $22. Obviously they didn't know it was worth a lot more than that. I grabbed it in a heartbeat 💓 all I can say is the drums really pop!!!

Are the RL SS superior to the pure RLs??

This is a great album.I saw this show in Buffalo,NY.Seven of us drove down from Ontario,Canada and the border lady wasn't going to let us through because we didn't have a motel booked..lol.

Hats off to gary , great work! From frankfurt germany

It all goes with the laws of physics. The more level you put onto vinyl the more physical space you would need on the vinyl. The downside is that the closer you get to the record label, the more distortion you will have on those end grooves. Also, low end content plays a major roll when cutting vinyl. The more bass you have on a record the lower the overall level. Bass levels are worse for making the needle jump that actual amplitude. Record cutting engineers had to make a chose of either reducing the low end content with equalization, or lower the overall level being cut on the vinyl. The downside of choosing to cut at lower levels is the increase in record noise. Pops and clicks are more prominent with a lower level cut than standard level cuts because the consumer just cranks the volume knob on the stereo to compensate for there being less level on the record, and when you do that, you also increase the level of pops and clicks. Another album with these discrepancies is Grand Funk Railroad's second album, titled Grand Funk (Red Album.) This record was deliberately cut at a lower level because of the bass content on the album's master tapes. With CD's, that all goes away. There are no limitations in level or skipping anomalies with CD's

Hmmmm, Wonder what Mikey says?😏

In March of '73, I purchased from a guy out of a van parked along the road(he had a small sign with the'Pig' on it)Blueberry Hill, Going to California & Stairway to Heaven bootlegs. Been collecting ever since, now have over 2100 units. Wanna Whole Lotta Led. Rock On. Absolutely love James guitar stylings on 'Blueberry Hill'. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

"If I hit 80 if I make it that far, Ill still be doing the same thing." RIP

Nice dental analogy from Al.

Love this '81/82 Tour, got the album/ VHS tape/ and Blu ray. Also the Hampton & Roundwood Park Leeds 82 Blu rays too. Seen both Wembley London shows and Slane Castle Ireland too🕺👅🎸🎸🥁👌💎☘️

Awesome! Remember hearing this on WRIF back in the day..thanks for sharing!

Did I hear the opening correctly that Phil Hendrie was the “host”? He had a pretty hilarious talk show for a while later on the ‘90s I remember seeing this tour on its U.S. leg in Philly, almost the same set list as the “rock night”, as I recall.

Love it. Pickwick, a related budget label, also released “Tijuana Voices With Brass Sing Merry Christmas “ using the exact same arrangements but augmented with a vocal chorus..equally enjoyable

Unfortunately I bought my RL ssx2 for way more but its mint! Its a presswell pressing.

I feel dumb. Im a Stones fsn, but i never heard of this album 😮

Great video, really enjoyed this analysis of one of my fave bootlegs! ❤

Haha those applause laden fade-outs crack me up every time

Mel... so smooth, even plugging his own songs.

I kinda love them all... the bad ones are just something you have to love a littler harder for being bad (but entertaining). For me, based on no real knowledge whatsoever other than personal observations, place Pickwick at the top tier of the basement record companies bitd. The cover shot, with the mexican football fan gear, mittens, and over-the-top-lip mustache just adds to the charm, and a sense that the original producers weren't trying to be anything other than what they were.

Saw this Still Life Tour show in 1981 show live at the Carrier Dome , Syracuse, then 1989 Steel Wheels Tour at Shea Stadium NYC, and then one more time in 2019 at Gilette Stadium Foxboro MA Stadium for No Filter Tour. All were awesome, but 2019 show was incredible!

Didn’t Herb Albert and the Tijuana brass band session for other L.A. bands like Love with Arthur Lee, and many others.

It was surf rock, i loved that album, i got it as a kid from my parents when i was in first grade, i was a big fan of the Batman TV series at that time. I managed to find a copy of it at a record collector's convention a few years ago, on vinyl.

Wow...I grew up with that record. (Thumbnail caught my eye...) I didn't know it was Sun Ra... Deep!

Maybe the other way round .

Moonie.....Hence the Eyebrows

No .

Mooney was an Animal on and off the stage! Dressing up...Hitler for a day... Drag queen for irritated his square neighbors... driving his Rolls Royce in his swimming pool...cherry bombs in toilet...tv sets out the motel windows...horse tranquilizers on stage. Keith was way more of an animal than some puppet. God rest his crazy, wild, drum beating soul. Mooney the looney was a lovable gingerbread man! 🤪 we miss you Keith. Crazy and sweet you were really a shooting star mate. Love you buddy and hope you are pranking in the next life! ✌

The first to break the Pop Chart radio limit to under 3 minutes was Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" at more than 5 minutes in 1965. The next was "The Beatles'" "Hey Jude" in 1968.

"Magic Bus" is Bo Diddley.

England is filled with fantastic drummers-musicians as a whole

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