Led Zeppelin 1978 Demos - Out Through The Back Door 2x Vinyl Amazing Stork 1987
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Description
LED ZEPPELIN
Out Through The Back Door
Demos & Rehearsals from 1978 for "In Through The Out Door" along with some live material from 1980
Format: 2x Vinyl
Label: Amazing Stork Records
Catalog #: ITT
Bar Code: None
Country: USA
Year Recorded: 1978 and 1980
Year Released: 1987
Stamper Side A: ITTA
Stamper Side B: ITTB
Stamper Side C: ITT-C
Stamper Side D: ITT-D
Vinyl Condition: NM-
Cover: VG small scuff in upper right front cover from price sticker being removed
Inner Sleeve: VG plain paper inner sleeves (will be shipped in polylined protective inner, but still including original inners)
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Track Listing
A1 Carouselambra (Instrumental) 10:37
A2 Wearing And Tearing 5:21
A3 Fool In The Rain 6:00
B1 Achilles Last Stand 10:11
B2 Stairway To Heaven 9:36
C1 In The Evening 6:20
C2 Southbound Saurez 4:13
C3 Darlene 5:04
D1 Fool In The Rain 6:05
D2 Carouselambra 8:30
D3 Hot Dog 3:05
Notes
Recording: Very good stereo soundboard
Source: Polar Studios, Stockholm, Sweden late '78 except (*)Rainbow Theatre/New Victoria Theatre, London, England Apr.-May '80.
The first take of Carouselambra is the instrumental track used for the final mix without vocals. This is the last of Zeppelin's great epics and incorporates new wave and disco elements within a bombastic idiom that only Zeppelin could pull off. This sounds brighter than the final version and doesn't end in a fade out.
Wearing And Tearing was going to be a special EP to commemorate the Knebworth concerts but was scrapped and wouldn't be released until 1982's Coda. This is the final version of the piece with a count-in by Bonham and additional Plant interjections throughout the song.
Fool In The Rain begins with a count-in from Bonham. And Plant, referring to the Latin flavor of the song, shouts "quartro!" There is an additional "oh yea" by the beginning but the whistle, Plant's vocals in the bridge and guitar solo are missing.
Hot Dog is the same as the final version except with the guitar solo missing and Plant throwing in funny interjections like "that's my kind of music" and "c'mon Mr. Philips you can do it again".
In The Evening sounds dull and fuzzy compared to the others. Since it has the vocals, guitar solo and vocal and guitar overdubs this is the final product but has a drone introduction rather than the one used for the final take.
The second Carouselambra begins with a snort and giggle and contains the final take of the lyrics.
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