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*Not eligible for sale*The first super highlight is the two monitor mix soundboard masters from the Maryland performance on May 26, 1977, which will be the world’s first! The sound image is clearly different from the conventional soundboard sound source! This is something to look forward to. Now let’s move on to the Chicago performance. The 1977 US tour in Chicago, the third most populous city in the United States after New York and Los Angeles! The four-day performance at Chicago Stadium on April 6, 7, 9, and 10 was recorded with audience recording! (In 1977, Chicago was the first to perform consecutive performances.) It has been released in the past, but there were only a few, and due to its overwhelming popularity overseas, it was difficult to see and it became a rare item, so this is a nice release. There are fewer cuts than the previous one, and it has been upgraded. This is also a must-have item! On April 6, before the members appeared on the first day, firecrackers exploded and the venue was in a dangerous state! Since tickets were released, 30 young people have been arrested, so this may be a natural occurrence. The four of them were in good form, especially Plant, who was in good form and gave a good MC between songs. He was in a good mood and even sang Elvis Presley’s “BURNING LOVE”. Jimmy’s solos on “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” and “Since I’ve Been Loving You” were amazing. The last song was “Trampled Underfoot”, but you must listen to the part where Bonzo occasionally puts in the beat from “Gallows Pole”. Unfortunately, it seems that they were unable to record all the songs on April 7th. It’s a shame, but it can’t be helped, as the band was in good form. You can understand this by listening to the opening song “The Song Remains the Same”! Bonzo’s crazy drums and Page’s amazing guitar are packed into it. The bad luck continued, as we had to vacate the venue early for the local hockey team, the Chicago Blackhawks, to play a playoff game, so we had to record “In My Time Of Dying” and “Trampled “Underfoot” was dropped from the set that day. Showco, who was in charge of the sound system, seems to have worked hard to dismantle and set up the venue on Saturday. On April 9, Showco and his team re-installed the sound system that they had once dismantled and went to the live show, but Jimmy’s health was so bad that the show had to be stopped midway. Is Chicago cursed? After “SICK AGAIN”, Jimmy started playing “Since I’ve Been Loving You”. The band members thought it was “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” and couldn’t keep up, so they had to start “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” over again. What happened, Jimmy? Yes, Jimmy had FOOD POISONING. “Ten Years After a long discussion backstage at “Gone”, manager Richard Cole announced that the show had been cancelled. Unfortunately, a rescheduled show was not made. On April 10th, Jimmy seemed to have shaken off the illness he had felt the day before and was back in good spirits. What’s more, on the fourth and final day, he appeared in a Nazi SS Stormtrooper costume! The famous photo was taken on this day. He was influenced by THE NIGHT PORTER’s “Storm of Love”, which he and Richard Cole used to watch many times every night. I want you to listen to the recordings from that day while imagining the master Stormtrooper, who can only be described as “cool”. There were some changes to the set list, with “Trampled Underfoot”, which was originally the last song, being moved before “White Summer”. And “Since I’ve Been Loving You” was dedicated to Willie Dixon and his friends, and the passionate performance was just like an intense version of “Tea For One”. The last song of the four Chicago shows was “Rock and Roll”! That’s right, I guess they wanted to close the last day with “Rock and Roll”. That’s why they changed the location of “Trampled Underfoot”. The trouble-filled Chicago performance was made up for by the great play on the last day! 1st Night of CHICAGO STADIUM DISC 1 tk01….. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME tk02….. THE ROVER / SICK AGAIN tk03….. NOBODY’S FAULT BUT MINE tk04….. IN MY TIME OF DYING tk05….. SINCE I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU tk06….. NO QUARTER DISC 2 ….. TEN YEARS GONE tk02….. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE tk03….. GOING TO CALIFORNIA tk04…. SURRENDER tk05….. BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN tk06….. BRON-Y-AUR STOMP tk07….. WHITE SUMMER tk08…. BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE tk09…. 1977 2nd Night of CHICAGO STADIUM DISC 4 tk01….. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME tk02….. THE ROVER / SICK AGAIN tk03….. NOBODY’S FAULT BUT MINE tk04….. SINCE I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU tk05….. NO QUARTER tk06….. TEN YEARS GONE DISC 5 tk01….. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE tk02….. GOING TO CALIFORNIA tk03….. WHITE SUMMER tk04….. BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE tk05….. KASHMIR tk06….. ACHILLES LAST STAND tk07….. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN tk08 ….. ROCK AND ROLL Recorded live at Chicago Stadium : 7th April 1977 3rd Night of CHICAGO STADIUM DISC 6 tk01….. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME tk02….. THE ROVER/SICK AGAIN tk03….. NOBODY’S FAULT BUT MINE tk04….. SINCE I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU tk05….. NO QUARTER tk06….. TEN YEARS GONE tk07….. RICHARD COLE ANNOUNCEMENT Recorded live at Chicago Stadium : 9th April 1977 4th Night of CHICAGO STADIUM DISC 7 tk01….. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME tk02….. THE ROVER / SICK AGAIN tk03….. NO BODY’S FAULT BUT MINE tk04….. IN MY TIME OF DYING tk05….. SINCE I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU tk06….. NO QUARTER DISC 8 tk01….. TEN YEARS GONE tk02….. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE tk03….. GOING TO CALIFORNIA tk05….. BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN tk06….. BRON-Y-AUR STOMP tk07….. TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT tk08….. WHITE SUMMER tk09….. BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE tk10….. KASHMIR DISC 9 tk01….. OVER THE TOP tk02….. GUITAR SOLO t k03….. ACHILLES LAST STAND tk04….. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN tk05….. ROCK AND ROLL Recorded live at Chicago Stadium : 10th April 1977 tk06….. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME tk07….. NOBODY’S FAULT BUT MINE PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED MONITOR MIX SOUNDBOARD “SNOW WHITE EQ” Recorded live at Capitol Center, Landover, Maryland : 26th May 1977
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