Led Zeppelin - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York February 14th 1975 flac

Led Zeppelin - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York February 14th 1975 flac







Artist: Led Zeppelin

Date: 1975-02-14

Location: Uniondale, NY

Venue: Nassau Coliseum

Source: SBD+AUD mix

Lineage SBD: EVSD 507/508/509 Silvers>EAC>WAV>FLAC

Lineage AUD: 1st gen>3cdr



Tracklist:

All tracks completely from the sbd except were noted



Disc 1

01. Rock And Roll*

02. Sick Again

03. Over The Hills And Far Away

04. In My Time Of Dying

05. Since I've Been Loving You

06. The Song Remains The Same

07. The Rain Song*



Disc 2

01. Kashmir*

02. No Quarter

03. Trampled Underfoot*

04. Moby Dick



Disc 3

01. Dazed And Confused*

02. Stairway To Heaven*

03. Whole Lotta Love

04. Out On The Tiles (intro)/Black Dog

05. Heartbreaker*



* patched with audience recording



Notes:

Complete show based on the new Empress Valley release St. Valentine's Day Massacre.

Soundboard patched with audience source to fill gaps. All thanks go to dadgad for

posting rips from his silvers used here and Strato for taping the audience recording

and providing what he felt was the best copy of his recording to use for the patches.



Artwork:

Included artwork from Empress Valley release St. Valentine's Day Massacre.



Comments:

This is a magical show ... one of the best from 1975! The Valentine's Day

reflected Plant to some special comments tonight about the Pagans: "Today is one of

the last of the pagan traditions that is carried on into the 20th Century. It's the

day for sowing the wild seeds. In fact, now they call it St. Valentine's Day ... so,

happy St. Valentine's Day. I think we should dedicate this show to St. Valentine."

Since I've Been Loving You is played for the first time out of three on this tour

and the playing and energy of this show make it a real special concert. Plant: "Who

knows what it's gonna sound like, but it's something we really used to dig playing."

No Quarter is great and Dazed And Confused is beyond words. The encores are funky and

long, and the rare second encore of Heartbreaker has a long blues interlude inserted

in Jimmy's solo.