Artist: Led Zeppelin
Date: 1969 08 18 (Evening Show)
Location(s): Toronto, Canada / France / Banbury, Oxfordshire England
Venue(s): The Rockpile / French TV / Mill Theatre
Source: Audience / French TV / Soundboard
Title: Hideaway ( Nienerwarld Muzica Corp.)

Lineage: Silver CD > EAC > WAV > TLH > TLH > FLAC


**I excluded the French TV tracks because they are official releases




Track Listing:


Disc 1

01.Train Kept A Rollin'
02.I Can't Quit You Baby
03.Dazed and Confused
04.White Summer/Black Mountain Side
05.You Shook Me


Disc 2

01.How Many More Times Medley including
02.Over Under Sideways Down
03.The Hunter
04.Traveling Mama
05.The Lemon Song
06.How Many More Times Reprise
07.Communication Breakdown (Encore)


Bonus Tracks: Percy and Fairport, Mill Theatre, Banbury 1992.


08.Girl From the North Country
09.Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
10.In the Evening
11.Ramble On


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Very good audience recording. One of my favorites from 69'. The band is very tight tonight, and John Henry and Jones make sure of that. Page is in exceptional form as
is Planto. He hits every note page can throw at him and then some. ActuallyJimmy runs out of fretboard before Robert runs out of voice. The call and response part
during Dazed and Confused is amazing. White Summer/Black Mountain Side is probably one of the nicestones Jimmy's ever played. There is a slight tape disturbance
During You shook me. Plant can't help laughing during the HowMany More Times introductions. He introduces Page on "As manychicks as he can find" The How Many More
Times Medley is fantastic. Tape disturbances throughout Communication Breakdown. Another one of my favorites from this showis Girl From the North Country which is a
Bob Dylan cover.It's a cool bonus to this fantastic show.



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