Led Zeppelin/1980 Tour Rehearsal Monitor Mix

A high-quality soundboard recording of a rehearsal held before the 1980 European tour. The rehearsals held in London from April to May at the Rainbow Theater or the New Victoria Theater were recorded on a high-quality soundboard for about 40 minutes. Although this is a familiar take from the past, this version contains a pitch-corrected version of what is said to be the longest and freshest version. As evidence closest to the master, the analog hiss noise part of the opening “Silence” (silence) is recorded for a long time. (Since it is silent, it is a part that does not matter in terms of content, but since this part is slightly longer, it is thought that Gene’s credibility will increase. If you listen to it, you will understand that it is not fake.) The drums at the beginning are slightly longer than the previous version, and since the tracks have not been edited or edited, you can listen to the parts that you could not hear in the previous version, but for a moment. Our processing is “? The pitch was fast, so we fixed it.? The overall sound pressure is low, but the bass drum sound at 2trk 3:03 is the loudest sound, so we raised the whole without breaking the waveform by using that sound as the peak.” That’s about it. The original was an online sound source titled “1980 Tour Rehearsal Monitor Mix” as the title suggests, and if you believe the data written there, it is “reelm>cass1>MD1>CDR2>WAV>Flac”. Anyway, it is a piece that is attractive for its fresh, unaltered texture and content as described on the internet. It is a must-listen 1980 London rehearsal take with the best sound quality, pitch, and content that can be enjoyed by beginners and deep enthusiasts alike. 1980 Tour Rehearsal Monitor Mix (39:33) 1. Silence 2. White Summer/Black Mountain Side 3. Kashmir 4. Achilles Last Stand #1 5. Achilles Last Stand #2 6. Stairway To Heaven