Led Zeppelin - Buffalo, New York July 15th 1973 Soundboard flac

Led Zeppelin - Buffalo, New York July 15th 1973 Soundboard flac



Led Zeppelin

Buffalo, New York

Memorial Auditorium 7-15-73

100 minutes

Soundboard

Quality: Ex+



Maxell Type II (3rd Gen)>X-Fi>Clean!>Wave Lab>Flac

Speed Corrected and sbe's fixed.



1. Rock & Roll

2. Celebration Day

3. Black Dog

4. Over the Hills & Far Away

5. Misty Mountain Hop

6. Since I've Been Loving You

7. No Quarter

8. The Song Remains the Same

9. The Rain Song

10. Dazed & Confused

11. Stairway to Heaven



In the summer of 1990 I uncovered four Zeppelin soundboards from '73 (Mobile, Ft. Worth, Buffalo, Chicago

[I also uncovered some alternates for other tapes already floating around: III Rehearsals, IV Rehearsals and

NY 7-27-73]). Buffalo is presented here. I've seen lots of bootlegs floating around claiming to be from the

master tapes. It's simply untrue. I am the source for these tapes. The buck stops here. While their actual

lineage was not passed on to me, I assume them to be 3rd gen. The person I recieved them from was not a Zep

fan and had been sitting on them for many years. The only reason he decided to do something with them was

because his tapes were quickly deteriorating (the tapes themselves were actually developing holes). So I count

lineage as follows: Master>Unknown 1st Gen>2nd Gen(Source for my tapes)>3rd Gen(me). I'd rather err on the side

of caution than grossly misrepresent my tapes lineage. I guarantee a comparison of these tapes against any other

source for them. You will find these to be far superior.



Rock & Roll, Sean.



Source: Incomplete excellent soundboard recording. 112 minutes.

Details: The recording is a very good balanced professional board tape.



Comments: This show is clearly not one of the best from this tour. Page makes many mistakes in Dazed And Confused

and Stairway To Heaven sounds by rote a hair but during the last hour the whole band seems to be returned from

sluggishness. Sadly, several huge explosions distract the group (especially during the violin bow solo).