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In (belated) honor of its 50th anniversary, here is an upgrade of one of the band's most legendary shows ever. This gig in Seattle is notable for containing the first live performances of The Ocean, Black Country Woman, Dancing Days (performed twice no less!) and Over the Hills and Far Away. This upgrade is the best that this tape has sounded, and while you still need some slight bootleg ears in order to enjoy it, it's become a fairly decent source. Some slight patching to other versions of this tape was done due to some gaps in this new transfer, most notably almost all of the 2nd performance of Dancing Days is taken from a slightly inferior sounding version. Special thanks to Bill B for providing this upgrade, Glyn for transferring it, and Ed for patching and speed correction! 0:00 Immigrant Song (cut) 2:15 Heartbreaker 10:55 Black Dog 16:50 The Ocean (first live performance) 21:45 Since I've Been Loving You (cut) 30:05 Stairway to Heaven 40:55 Going to California (cut) 46:57 Black Country Woman (first and only complete live performance) 50:57 That's the Way 58:13 Tangerine (cut) 1:01:17 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 1:07:23 Dazed and Confused 1:36:09 What Is and What Should Never Be 1:41:18 Dancing Days (first live performance) 1:45:36 Moby Dick (cut) 2:05:26 Whole Lotta Love (cut) 2:34:23 Rock and Roll 2:39:51 Organ Solo (incl. Louie Louie and Let's Dance) 2:49:51 Thank You 2:59:36 Money (That's What I Want) [cut] 3:02:36 Over the Hills and Far Away (first live performance) [cut] 3:06:59 Dancing Days Bootleg: Main: Two Maxell UD 90 Cassettes (2nd gen) - Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjusted) - Adobe Audition - WAV Patching: “Dancing Again“ (EVSD) silvers - wav - flac (used for missing time after WLL, after TY, and after second DD) Additional patching: 2nd gen cassettes - wav - flac (weedwacker) (used for most of second DD)
