Led Zeppelin/France 1973 Remastered

Audience recording of the Paris performance on April 1st from the 1973 European tour. The only previously released titles were released once over ten years ago, and the only previously released titles were Over The Hills And Far Away and Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, which were recorded with a different sound source from the main one. . Also, Moby Dick was recorded as a live performance in Paris, but it was later revealed that this was a live performance of another performance, and as a result, the item consisting only of that day’s live performance was There were none, so it will be a must-see item for those who have not seen this day’s live performance, as well as those who have already seen it. In the first place, at the time it was distributed among traders, it seems that only Over The Hills And Far Away and Bron-Y-Aur Stomp were recorded from a different sound source than the main sound source, and this time also the disc is from that version. . The sound quality is similar to the previous releases, with a focus on the bass range. In addition, it is characterized by the boomy sound of the previous release, and there is a little more hiss noise, but there is less distortion such as the tingling caused by the excessive input level that occasionally appeared in the previous release, and the sound is fluffy yet natural and fresh. It is recorded up to Desa Whole Lotta Love, and the cuts within the song and between songs are almost the same as the previous release, but the necessary minimum editing processing has been applied to make it listen smoothly, and the pitch that was significantly distorted in the previous release has been changed. I have also adjusted it as much as possible. Live at Palais Des Sports, Paris, France 1st April 1973 Disc 1 1. Rock And Roll 2. Over The Hills And Far Away 3. Black Dog 4. Misty Mountain Hop 5. Since I’ve Been Loving You 6. Dancing Days 7 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 8. The Song Remains The Same 9. The Rain Song Disc 2 1. Dazed And Confused 2. Stairway To Heaven 3. Whole Lotta Love