Led Zeppelin - Fresh Garbage (Scorpio LZ-08011) [5-CD]

 

 

Led Zeppelin - Fresh Garbage (5CD)
(Scorpio LZ-08011)
Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA
Recorded: January 9/10/11/12, 1969

Sources: (Disc 1&2) mono audience; (Disc 3) mono soundboard;
              (Disc 3+) mono audience; (Disc 4&5) mono audience
Encoded: 256 Kbps MP3

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Track List: (Artwork Included)
Disc 1, January 10th: The Train Kept A Rollin’, I Can’t Quit You,
As Long As I Have You (inc. Fresh Garbage, Shake), Dazed And Confused,
How Many More Times (inc. Dream Lover, The Hunter)

Disc 2: White Summer - Black Mountain Side, Killing Floor, You Shook Me,
Pat’s Delight, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown, For Your Love

Disc 3, January 11th: Intro, I Can’t Quit You, Dazed and Confused, You Shook Me,
How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown. Bonus track,
January 9th: The Train Kept a Rollin’

Disc 4, January 12th: As Long As I Have You (inc. Mockingbird, Fresh Garbage),
I Can’t Quit You, Dazed And Confused, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown,
You Shook Me

Disc 5: White Summer - Black Mountain Side, The Train Kept A Rollin’, Pat’s Delight,
How Many More Times (inc. The Hunter), Killing Floor

Fresh Garbage collects together all of the relevant documents from Led Zeppelin’s legendary four night set at the Fillmore West on their first tour.  All of the main Led Zeppelin biographies state how important these series of gigs were for the success of the group with the public and their acceptance by the music industry.  On the same bill with Taj Mahal and headliners Country Joe And The Fish, the initial scheduled called for two sets on January 9th, 10th, and the 11th but a final night was added on.  The opening show coincided with Jimmy Page’s 25th birthday and the final night was when their debut album Led Zeppelin was released in the US.  The tapes from these shows began to surface back in the days of vinyl but Scorpio is the first to present them in one cohesive set.  The audience recordings are fair to good but given the historic importance, are more than acceptable and reveal a fascinating chapter in the band’s live history. (...More)