What (other) bootlegs are you listening to right now?

Now on to San Francisco, 1969-04-27, still the Zep. This one sounds much better, but seems to jump around on the copy I have. There also seem to be some issues with the bass a couple songs in, but these guys are still amazing.

As a sidenote, I've long said Led Zeppelin was my favourite band ever (even though I'm too young to have experienced them directly, lol). I'm realizing that that might no longer be true, they may be number 2 to Pearl Jam, lol.

pjfaninindiana said:

DMB- Boston 2 from 2006

Glad I'm not the only one playing this game, lol.

Listened to Warrensville Heights, USA, 1969-07-20 (still the Zep, lol), decent but unremarkable, unfortunately hindered by it pretty much only coming through the left headphone, lol.

Also listened to Lewisville, USA, 1969-08-31, this one sounds like it might be a soundboard recording, excellent sound, and some blazing performances on this one.

Finally, also listened to Vancouver, Canada, 1970-03-31, good performance and decent sound.

So far, Lewisville's the best of the bunch, 12 more Zeppelin shows to go in the collection, lol, however a friend gave me a gift card I used to buy the Boston Experiment, so it's back to PJ for a bit for me, lol.

Tokyo was good, with a blazing Whole Lotta Love medley, but it was unfortunately hampered by what can best be described as low-end overload, making songs like Moby Dick...baffling, at best, lol.
Now on to Osaka, 1971-09-29, pretty decent so far. One interesting thing with these Japan shows is (like the concert from the BBC Sessions) hearing songs from the fourth album before that album's release. Crowds seem to be universally stunned on hearing the then-unfamiliar Stairway To Heaven, lol.
I've been posting so much since I'm doing "quality control" on my mp3s, specifically the boots I've downloaded over the years.

Nice, I recently listened to the Pumpkins part of a show I was at (Toronto, 1991-10-30), saw them live a couple times over the years.
Missed posting a few (still Zep, lol). Adelaide, Australia (1972-02-19) and Liverpool, England (1973-01-14), neither of which were particularly remarkable.
New Orleans (1973-05-14, also known as The Drag Queen) was near-soundboard audio, good performance as well.
Chicago (1973-07-06) was pretty decent with some excellent performances. Only hindered by mid-song dropoffs (to be somewhat expected, but here they don't resume the song), as well as the first (vinyl) side seems to be played as last (so far the mp3s are each performance as a single mp3, except Vancouver).
Dallas (1975-03-04) was again possibly soundboard, with an excellent set list and performances.
Now I'm into the Live Aid set they did (1985-07-13). I've already seen it, so I know it's not their best performance, lol, but the audio on this copy is awful, obviously off a much played tape on a vcr, lol.
Next up will be The Zeppelin Express Physical Rocket (1975-05-25).

The Zeppelin Express Physical Rocket was pretty damn good, followed it with For Badgeholders Only (L.A. 1977-06-23), which reminded me that I also need to listen to Badgeholders back-to-back with Listen To This Eddie (L.A. 1977-06-21), since it seems someone substituted cd1 from Listen as cd1 of Badgeholders (stage banter's pretty much word-for-word, as well as not fully matching the vinyl copy of Badgeholders I've got).
Those are on the backburner for now though, since Live At The Gorge just arrived in the mail today, so I'll be listening to that the next couple days, lol.

Did the "bootleg search" last night, found more than I remembered I had, lol. Kicking off the next wave with a Police boot from 1980 called Crimewatch (not sure of its background, but it sounds good so far).