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Led Zeppelin- IN THE WINDY CITY- 3CD- 2014- Scorpio- BOOTLEG- 700 grn
Ever since the soundboard for Zeppelin’s 6th July 1973 show in Chicago surfaced, this has been considered one of the very worst concert of their career. For whatever reason Robert Plant’s voice is almost completely shot and the band sounded quite rusty. Another distraction noted by Plant on stage is the constant fighting by the audience in front of the stage which became severe enough for the police to get involved. The soundboard recording was released twice about ten years ago. The soundboard recording shares the same characteristics of the other boards from this tour: excellent sounding but very flat and lifeless. It’s great to have such documents but many collectors prefer the audience recordings from this era as being more enjoyable and more authentic representations of Zeppelin’s performances. This version sounds better and is more complete. It is clear but very distant, picking up much of the echo in the venue. The Chicago Auditorium was criticized for having poor acoustics and this tape is proof of that. But despite all that the actual concert sounds a bit better than on the soundboard since the echo is able to cover up some of the distressing mistakes and Plant’s weak vocals. The taper was too far from the stage to record the chaos in the audience that night. But many bangs and explosions are clearly audible during “Rock And Roll” and at other points throughout the evening. The main three-disc release only has the soundboard recording.
PERSONNEL: Jimmy Page - Guitar; Robert Plant - Vocals; John Paul Jones - Bass, Keyboards; John Bonham- Drums.
Scorpio label have once again stolen the limelight with their release of the second night in Chicago on 6th July 1973. The previous night has long been available as a complete soundboard recording. Unfortunately Plant's voice was in terrible shape, and it is not much better for this second night. Also the first night was marred by constant fighting in the crowd. They must have had the wrong tickets, and rather than see Led Zeppelin were perhaps expecting to see a boxing match. This release is sourced from a newly surfaced excellent sounding mono audience recording master tape. The recorder was close to the front of the stage, and near the centre, an ideal position to capture this show. The only drawback was that at 2 minutes 20 seconds into ''Celebration Day'' the recorder accidentally hit the stop button on his Sony cassette recorder. He therefore missed the end of this song, and the whole of ''Black Dog''. Fortunately just before ''Over The Hills And Far Away'' he realised his mistake and turned the recorder on again. There are some occasional problems with the original tape dragging/sticking. Apart from that it is an excellent mono audience recording, with virtually no audience chatter and yelling/talking, etc. The main time you hear people around the recorder is during the applause before the encores, when they get very excited about the concert, but this merely adds to our enjoyment of this show, as their comments are quite amusing. If Plant's voice had been in better shape it would have been another great '73 concert. Jimmy Page really flies in ''Dazed And Confused''. Be that as it may, this release is well worth buying out for your collection. Scorpio label have come up with another classic. The liner notes are most enlightening, and are printed on the each individual paper sleeve that the three CDs are housed in and comes of the glossy cardboard slipcase.
Recorded Live At The Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL On 6th July 1973.
Each CD Comes In A Individual Paper Sleeve And All Items Packed In A Tri-Fold Cardboard Sleeve.
Made In The U.K.
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