Led Zeppelin [1979.07.23] Copenhagen Warm-Ups (Last Stand Disc)

 

Led Zeppelin - Copenhagen Warm-Ups
(2000 Last Stand Disc : LSD-86/87)
Unofficial Release, Reissue, Remastered
Falkoner Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark
Monday July 23rd, 1979

Excellent Audience Recording
Encoded: 320 Kbps MP3

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Track List: (Artwork Included)
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. Celebration Day
03. Black Dog
04. Nobody's Fault But Mine
05. Over the Hills and Far Away
06. Misty Mountain Hop
07. Since I've Been Loving You
08. No Quarter
09. Hot Dog
10. The Rain Song
11. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
12. Kashmir
13. Trampled Underfoot
14. Achilles Last Stand
15. Guitar Solo
16. In the Evening
17. Stairway to Heaven
18. Rock And Roll

The tape is absolutely fantastic, one of the best audience recordings ever made.

Two years after tragedy brought the 1977 North American tour to an abrupt end, the band has risen from the ashes to prepare for the biggest shows of their career with two warm-up gigs in Denmark. The setlist has undergone a few changes to make room for a couple new songs from the band's yet to be released final studio album In Through the Out Door, along with some old favourites. As the band takes the stage, Plant complains about the lights, telling the crowd "we must apologize... the lights keep going down, so we're gonna play with like half a light show, okay?" After a long pause, the show finally gets underway with the familiar opening chords of The Song Remains the Same. The band is full of energy as they hammer through the song with incredible intensity. Plant is still getting a feel for his mature voice, missing a few notes that used to come more easily. As the song ends, Page launches into the first appearance of Celebration Day since 7/29/1973.