Robert Plant/TN,USA 2005

In 2005, Robert Plant showed that he is still alive and well by sending his second album with THE STRANGE SENSATION, “MIGHTY REARRANGER”, to number 4 in the United States, the first time since “Portrait at 11 O’clock”. The best soundboard album is now available. This work includes “June 29, 2005 Nashville Performance”. This is the best stereo sound board recording. Speaking of the 2005 live show, the official video “SOUNDSTAGE” is also left, but of course this work is a separate performance. First of all, let’s look back at the schedule at that time and check the position of the show.・February 19th + 20th: UK (2 performances) ・March 11th-24th: North America #1 (7 performances) ・April 1st-27th: Europe #1 (15 performances) 《April 25th “MIGHTY REARRANGER” released》・June 3rd-11th: Europe #2 (4 performances)・June 15th-July 24th: North America #2 (21 performances)←★Here★・July 29th- August 26th: Europe #3 (5 performances) September 10th – October 6th: North America #3 (18 performances) ← *Official video October 27th – December 13th: Europe #4 (23rd performance) Performance) This is Robert Plant in 2005. This year was the most active year since the beginning of the 21st century, with the band performing nearly 100 performances in about 10 months. Around the release of the album, they traveled back and forth between North America and Europe many times, and the Nashville performance of this work was the 8th concert of “North America #2”. The official video “SOUNDSTAGE” mentioned above was a TV appearance in early autumn, and this work was released about two and a half months ago. This work recorded at such a show is truly the best. The sound board of this day was once introduced as “ETERNAL DREAM”, but this work is its upgrade master. “When The Levee Breaks”, which had a cut in the previous release, is also a seamless and beautiful master. In fact, other than that, the basic quality is not much different, but the level is ridiculously high. From the time it first appeared, it was highly praised as “completely official grade,” and even after 15 years, that is exactly the same by today’s standards. That is the best stereo sound board that is comparable to “SOUNDSTAGE”. Of course, even though the quality is official, the show is completely different and the set is also different. Here, let’s organize the set while comparing it with “SOUNDSTAGE”. LED ZEPPELIN (8 songs)・I: Babe I’m Gonna Leave You (★)・II: Heartbreaker (★)／Whole Lotta Love・III: That’s The Way (★)／Gallows Pole・IV: Black Dog／When The Levee Breaks (★)・Sacred House: No Quarter Solo and others (7 songs)・Dreamland: Darkness Darkness (★)・Mighty ReArranger: Shine It All Around/Freedom Fries/Tin Pan Valley/Mighty ReArranger (★)/ The Enchanter Cover: I Just Want To Make Love To You (Muddy Waters: ★) *Note: Songs marked with a “★” cannot be heard in the official video “SOUNDSTAGE”. …and it looks like this. “SOUNDSTAGE” contained 9 songs, but this work has a total of 15 songs, which far exceeds that. Moreover, the expanded songs are really delicious. There are solo songs and Muddy Waters standards, but even more than that is a group of LED ZEPPELIN masterpieces dyed in traditional colors. Not only has the number of songs simply doubled, but there will also be plenty of solo repertoire such as “That’s The Way” and “When The Levee Breaks” (which he did with Page & Plant) for the first time. is. The 2005 live performance was so fulfilling that it was included in the official video work. This is the definitive board where you can enjoy it with the volume of the official video and the super-excellent stereo sound board. A delicious 2-disc set with plenty of ZEP numbers that can’t be heard in the official video. Live at Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee, USA 29th June 2005 STEREO SBD Disc 1(50:00) 1. No Quarter 2. Shine It All Around 3. Black Dog 4. Freedom Fries 5. Darkness Darkness 6. That’s The Way 7 . Tin Pan Valley 8. Heartbreaker 9. Mighty Rearranger Disc 2(44:41) 1. Gallow’s Pole 2. When The Levee Breaks 3. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You 4. The Enchanter 5. I Just Want To Make Love To You 6. Whole Lotta Love Robert Plant – Vocal Justin Adams – Guitar Charlie Jones – Bass John Baggott – Keyboards Clive Deamer – Drums Porl Thompson – Guitar STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING