1046: LED ZEPPELIN ‘DETROIT – JUST ABOUT BACK’ / ‘ON TOUR 1975 (PLANT WAVES)’ :WRMB 337 / ‘TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT’ :JPP 14001
Another CBM original. I would place the release date around spring or summer of 1975.
Side 1: Rock & Roll / Sick Again (listed as Call My Name) / Rap / Over The Hills And Far Away
Side 2: Rap / In My Time Of Dying (not listed) / The Song Remains The Same / The Rain Song (listed as Cash Me In)
Side 3: No Quarter
Side 4: Stairway To Heaven/How Many More Times medley incl. The Hunter
Recording: Fair mono audience. Source: Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Michigan Jan. 31 ’75.
However, on a Japanese bootleg blog (that contained this word of warning: “needle jump record quality is bad”), the track listing is given as:
SIDE-A: ROCK’N ROLL/ SICK AGAIN/ OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY/ IN MY TIME OF DYING (CUT)
SIDE-B: SONG REMAIN THE SAME/ THE RAIN SONG (CUT)/ KASHMIR
SIDE-C: NO QUARTER
SIDE-D: STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN/ HOW MANY MORE TIMES -DAZED CONFUSED-THE HUNTER-LITTLE SQUEEZE
From theyearofledzeppelin.com: “Plant continues to have trouble with his voice, struggling to retain some sense of melody during the opening numbers. Page begins to warm up during the guitar solo at the end of Sick Again. As the song ends, Plant tells the crowd “it’s our great pleasure to be just about back.” Page and Jones lose each other for a moment at the end of the guitar solo during Over the Hills and Far Away. In My Time of Dying is introduced as “what you might call… traditional.” Page’s fingers fly across the fretboard during The Song Remains the Same. No Quarter is absolutely fantastic. The instrumental section is an epic journey.
Side 2: Kashmir/Trampled Under Foot*/How Many More Times medley incl. The Hunter
Side 3: No Quarter/The Song Remains The Same
Side 4: Stairway To Heaven/Whole Lotta Love*/Out On The Tiles Intro-Black Dog*/Heartbreaker*
Recording: Fair mono audience except (*)Good mono audience. Source: Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Michigan Jan. 1 ’75 except (*)Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York Feb. 7 ’75.
SIDE-B: KASHIMIR/ TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT * (FADE OUT)/ HOW MANY MORE TIMES (FADE OUT)
SIDE-C: NO QUARTER/ SONG REMAINS THE SAME
SIDE-D: STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN/ WHOLE LOTTA LOVE-BLACK DOG */ HEARTBREAKER *
JPP 14001
Side 1: Rock & Roll (3:30)/ Sick Again (4:00)/ Over The Hills And Far Away (6:15)/ In My Time Of Dying (9:50)
Side 2: The Song Remains The Same – The Rain Song (12:30)/ Kashmir (7:50)/ Trampled Underfoot (7:10)
Side 3: Dazed And Confused medley (26:00) incl. San Francisco
Side 4: Stairway To Heaven (9:45)/ Whole Lotta Love (1:15)/ Out On The Tiles Intro-Black Dog (4:40)/ Heartbreaker (6:40)
Recording: Good to Very good mono audience [“Satisfactory mono” according to HW];. Source: Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York Feb. 7 ’75. Comments: Song separation. Issued on rare Cream Of The Crop [label].
http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/january-31-1975
Could they see anything with these ‘behind (the) stage’ tickets?
Onstage at the Olympia and a review below.
In my opinion Trampled Underfoot has to be the rarest Zep vinyl out there…….Being a collector of Zep vinyl since the beginning and also being in the business and having friends in the business I was able to acquire just about every Zep vinyl including the Final Option,The Can Ect……I have never seen Trampled Underfoot for sale or for trade in forty years plus….I have just about given up and about three years ago I walked into one of my spots here in the Village and looked in the used Zep rack and there it was…….I almost had a heart attack…….Wow forty years + to find this boot……..Gotta be really rare .Any more info wouls be appreciated…….It makes me wonder how many are really out there………….
Wow, what a story! Thanks. No wonder the copy shown sold for $600+!
Just curious as to where the copy shown was sold…….Private,EBAY….?….If anyone has any more info on this boot it would be appreciated if they would share it here……….
End price: USD 610 End date: 2012-12-14 Start price: USD 1 Start date: 2012-12-07
Number of bids: 19 Auctioned at: ebay Country: USA
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