Led Zeppelin BBC Transcrption Services LIVE Vinyl LP
£
28
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37
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Description
This is a megarare vinyl disc produced by the BBC Transcription Services (Catalogue # CN 4194/S) which features a vintage Led Zeppelin "In Concert" appearance recorded in March 1971 at the Paris Theatre, London.
The concert was first broadcast in April 1971 and was the most requested ever of the "In Concert" series (ref 305). This disc was produced in 1983.
The tracks featured in the recording, which is introduced by Richard Skinner, are:
Side 1: (Total Time 30:25)
1. Immigrant Song
2. Heartbreaker
3. Out On The Tiles (Intro) / Black Dog
4. Going To California
5. That's The Way
6. What Is And What Should Never Be
Side 2: (Total Time 25:27)
1. Communication Breakdown
2. Stairway To Heaven
3. Whole Lotta Love
4. Unknown
5. Unknown
The record is in Excellent+ condition soundwise though has been labelled incorrectly. It has a side 2 label on both sides of the record. The side 1 has been corrected quite neatly in pen (should be able to see this from the picture). Not sure if the mislabelling adds to or detracts from the value but certainly does not detract from what is one of the best Led Zeppelin performances I have ever heard; the cover is in excellent condition.
The album ends with two blues standards which I can't put my finger on - feel free to ask questions about these ...or you may be able to find more info out there on the net.
This is Zep at their absolute peak, performance wise with tracks which don't typically feature in their set
Happy to accept bids from overseas though please note P&P quoted is for UK so if in doubt please ask for a quote.
Happy Bidding
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