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The performance of the band at the Bus Festival held in England on June 28, 1970, which is known for its existence since ancient times, is summarized here for a total of 1 hour and 24 minutes, including related footage. First of all, the 16mm film has been released in bits and pieces, and this time, the image quality of the unused parts that were shelved, including the recorded footage said to have been shot for the purpose of making a documentary, is particularly good. For the first 30 minutes, the scenery of the festival was shown, and Jimmy Page and others entering the venue were also captured, and then other people involved, Plant, and Bonzo appeared, and then, when the video was about 30 minutes old, ZEP’s stage started. Nayaoko’s video was shot for a documentary, so although the performance scenes are basically cut off, the opening “Immigrant Song” is completely recorded. Also, the audio is unique and recorded by the filming staff using a Nagra recorder, so it is easier to listen to than traditional audience recordings. Incidentally, “Immigrant Song” was released at a time when it was not yet completed, let alone released, and there are valuable footage throughout, such as the audience wondering, “That’s The Way” (at the time, “The Boy Next Door”), an acoustic performance, and it is a masterpiece that fans will want to keep on hand as a record-breaking work. Live at Bath and West Showground, Shepton Mallet, UK 28th June 1970 : COLOR NTSC Approx.84min 1. Crowd Scenes 2. Jimmy Page with Then Girlfriend Charlotte Martin 3. Peter Grant Speaks with Richard Cole About Set Time 4. Robert Plant And John Bonham Backstage 5. Jimmy Page And Robert Plant Approach The Stage 6. Led Zeppelin Waits In The Wings 7. Immigrant Song 8. Heartbreaker 9. Dazed And Confused 10. Bring It On Home 11. Since I’ve Been Loving You 12. Organ Solo 13. Thank You 14. That’s The Way 15. What Is And What Should Never Be 16. Moby Dick 17. How Many More Times 18. Whole Lotta Love 19. Communication Breakdown 20. Rock Medley









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