Led Zeppelin/Denmark 1969

From the 1969 European tour that marked the beginning of Sepp’s legend, the afternoon show at Tivolis Concert Sale in Copenhagen, Denmark on March 16th has been edited from soundboard sources and existing audience sources to be as complete as possible. Here is the title that is closer to the version. First of all, while some soundboard sound sources were in circulation, here we use the low generation audience master and edit and mix until the last “HOW MANY MORE TIMES”, making it almost complete. The first show, which started at 4 p.m., began with Page breaking his strings at the opening, and to fill the time for replacement, he smoothly connected with Otis Rush’s “I Gotta Move.” And in the midst of an unusually tense atmosphere, the performance unique to the early days was at full throttle, with the four accelerators at full throttle from beginning to end. And Plant’s vocals are also in great condition, singing passionately as if his piercing high tone voice is piercing. A must-have sound source for talking about early Zep is here on CD. 1. THE TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN’ 2. I GOTTA MOVE 3. I CAN’T QUIT YOU BABY 4. DAZED AND CONFUSED 5. WHITE SUMMER / BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE 6. HOW MANY MORE TIMES [Live at Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen, Denmark March 16th 1969 : Afternoon Show]