Jimmy Page released this over the weekend…
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Jimmy Page released this over the weekend…
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Has he got any more hiding in the cupboard?
Probably not … Coda was supposed to be the mopping up of left-overs, but were they really that frugal and efficient that one take did the job?
Maybe time to let Giles Martin and/or Steven Wilson loose to see what can be found under stones and moss.
I’d rather they didn’t – and I’m a fan. The “extras” discs on the last set of reissues were rather thin gruel – one or two gems, admittedly, but mostly just proving that all the good stuff had been released.
That being said, it was fascinating to hear the skeleton of TYG – but probably not for repeat listening.
I believe some years back thieves broke into his home and stole all the tapes of LZ, thus flooding the bootleg market.
I’m surprised there’s anything left that hasn’t already found its way to torrent sites.
Not sure how much they got but a few soundboard shows were soon put out (Southampton, Oxford etc) from the 1973 (if l remember correctly) tour.
@Carl at the Jonny Morgan show they came on stage to When the Levee breaks which had spoken word bits in it – any idea where that came from or who is responsible?
@Carl at the Jonny Morgan show they came on stage to When the Levee breaks which had spoken word bits in it – any idea where that came from or who is responsible?
It sounded to me like Keith Richards. Interview seemed to be about Xmas #1s and getting an ex heroine addict there.