Led Zeppelin Live At The Fillmore West 5/24/69 - Ltd. Colored Vinyl Double LP

$

90

A Classic, Must Have Concert By Led Zeppelin!
1 Of 150 Pressings!

Live At The Fillmore West, April 24th., 1969.
Limited To 300 Copies On 2 Colored Vinyl LP's.
150 Pressings On Dark Green & Lime Green 50 Pressings On Dark Green & Red 50 Pressings On Dark Green & Blue 50 Pressings On Red & Orange
This Copy Is Record 1 On Translucent Red & Record 2 On Random Orange With Faint Multi-Colored Swirl So No 2 Copies Are The Same.
Also Includes 1 Double Sided 12" x 12" Insert With Beautiful Full Color Pictures Of The Band And 1 Single Sided 12" x 9" Full Color Concert Poster Reproduction.
Records Are In Brand New, Unplayed Condition And Will Be Shipped Outside Of The Jacket And Inside The Re-Sealable Sleeve To Avoid Seam Splits.
Info From Rear Cover...

Britain's hard, hot electronic rock quartet, Led Zeppelin, headlines the Fillmore West show which opened before an unexpected overflow audience last night.

Led by veteran guitarist Jimmy Page and featuring the shouting of Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin began their conquest of American rockdom here just three months ago. At that time, I thought them a sure bet for great success and heard in their work a potential for firm, significant contributions to the nebulous music world in which they exist. Success the Zeppelin has had but their first set last night showed little of the musicianship I heard in January. Led Zeppelin has become overblown. Amplifiers are too loud, especially for stars Page and Plant. Drummer John Bonham has become much more visually demonstrative and less rhythmically interesting and vocalist Plant has apparently decided to go the grunt-squirm-innuendo route which made The Doors’ Jim Morrison an infamous, egocentric, theatrical bore. When Zeppelin gets into instrumental stuff, there can be no complaints. Page has more electronic ideas than anyone around and he and Plant exchange sounds and solos in a most fascinating way. [-P.Elwood / Examiner/April 25, 1969]

Track Listing:

SIDE ONE

• As Long As I Have You including Fresh Garbage / Shake / Mockingbird / You Can't Judge A Book By the Cover / Suzie Q 18:23
• Killing Floor (Wolf) 7:12

SIDE TWO

• White Summer / Black Mountain Side (Page) 10:27
• Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Bredon, Page, Plant) 6:55

SIDE THREE

• Pat’s Delight (Bohnam) 12:35
• Sittin’ and Thinkin’ (Guy) 7:13

SIDE FOUR

• How Many More Times (Bohman, Jones, Plant) 20:01