well now we know what page has been up to for the last five years!!! sad that he feels he needs to do so much work on it. it was only one gig so he couldnt meld it together with other shows. still waiting for a full dvd/cd from the 77 tour. guess that aint happening!!!


Scl?


http://www.livenation.co.uk/artist/Gotye-tickets?c=lnw-120912&et_cid=18924&et_ri...

http://news-briefs.ew.com/2012/09/12/kennedy-center-honors-2012-david-letterman-...

Led Zeppelin to receive a Kennedy Center Honor 


" The actor and comedian are among seven people who will receive the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors, the performing arts center announced Wednesday. They join Chicago bluesman Buddy Guy, the surviving members of the rock band Led Zeppelin and ballerina Natalia Makarova. "

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Sep 12^th, 2012 at 3:46pm:


Almost makes me glad I didn't make the special trip across the pond to see them.

Gazza wrote on Sep 12^th, 2012 at 6:52am:




Gazza Wrote:
I'm not even a musician and my ear isnt good enough to detect stuff like that - nor would I even be anal enough to care to.


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In school we took 1 hour ear training classes every other cycle. One of them cycles had a particular class to detect over-dubbs used in live recordings. My instructor, John Barry had "perfect pitch" hearing. He could detect things that were really something. I had trouble detecting overdubs in live recordings in class but I could detect it very obviously in Live At The Max. I told him this and he said to bring it in. I did... and he said these over-dubs are not much different than most and I asked..."well how come I know these are over-dubbed so easily"...yet the ones in class I have trouble. ...He said it was experience in listening to my band...not in the recordings themselves. I could detect Live Stones guitar recorded in a stadium from Faking Live Stones guitar in a studio due to the fact that I listened to the Stones all my life seriously and consistently to a degree. (As well he said the particular mix on At The Max had all instruments really separated and individualized versus everything blended together...and I agreed... and it made it that much easier for me).

Same is true with everything... it doesn't take a great ear so to speak...just experience in picking them out. Gazza has a knack for it for one reason only...he LISTENS to ALOT of music!!!

The engineer I first engineered with, Elan Trujillo, said when I first played ABB for him ...after he heard It Wont Take Long ...fouth song in.... I asked how do you like the albums sound in which he replied in a confused manner ..."seems like there is a lot of 'room' tones"... as in non-studio. He said it a bit confused because he wasn't understanding how proper sound reinforcement wasn't already in place and if not why didn't they put some into place in the multi-million dollar studios The Stones recorded in. However he was unaware that much of it was recorded at Jaggers house in which you can only do so much and as well they didn't try hiding it all the way ...in order to make it sound more "garage-like"... He had no idea..but was spot-on. Those guys taught me so much but they insisted the ONLY way to get good was to 1. get to know what your listening for and 2. Experience


Ian

A trailer is included here.


Led Zeppelin's 2007 Reunion Concert to Hit Theaters in October
Check out a trailer for the film 'Celebration Day'

     
Led Zeppelin performs at the O2 Arena in London.
Ross Halfin/Exclusive by Getty Images
By Andy Greene
September 13, 2012 10:15 AM ET

Led Zeppelin fans hoping that the band would announce a new tour this week will have to settle for the next best thing: a theatrical release of their 2007 one-night-only reunion concert. Entitled Celebration Day, the film will be released on 1,500 screens on October 17th. The concert – taped  on December 10th, 2007 at London's 02 Arena – will then be released on "multiple audio and video formats" on November 19th.

Check out a trailer for the movie below, featuring clips from "Good Times Bad Times," "Black Dog," Rock and Roll," "Stairway To Heaven" and "Whole Lotta Love."

During the triumphant concert, Led Zeppelin played "like a band renewed, not merely reunited," wrote David Fricke in 2007. "Any doubts about Robert Plant's ability to still hit the high notes, his willingness to go stratospheric, were obliterated at the right, dramatic points in 'Since I've Been Loving You' and 'Kashmir.' John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham locked in like family. And Jimmy Page was a continual shock on guitar, mostly because he has played so little in public for the past decade."

Afterward, there was intense demand for a tour, but Plant said he had no interest. "It was an amazing evening," he told Rolling Stone in 2011. "The preparations for it were fraught and intense, but the last rehearsal was really, really good, for all that it represented and all that we were trying to capture. But I've gone so far somewhere else that I almost can't relate to it."

When asked again about any possible future reunion in that same interview, Plant made his position abundantly clear. "I see there's some kind of remit about the Tibetan Book of the Dead that we have to keep going back to," Plant said. "It's a bit of a pain in the pisser, to be honest. Who cares? I know people care, but think about it from my angle. Soon I'm going to need help crossing the street."

It was also announced yesterday that Led Zeppelin will be one of the recipients of the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. on December 2nd. Honorees do not traditionally perform at the ceremony. President Obama will speak, and another band will play their music. David Letterman, Buddy Guy, Dustin Hoffman and Natalia Makarova will also be honored at the event.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/led-zeppelins-2007-reunion-concert-to-hit...

I'm so glad I saw them live in '73, when they were on top of the game, they sure are some Rock & Roll Band, I remember wanting to play "Rock & Roll" in a band, & the singer couldn't sing that high in the key of A, which is the recorded key on the album, I know they had to go to a lower key on this concert, it must be E.

So it premieres the day before the Stones movie? 

I see where DIME has taken down all the torrents of this show...........

45th anniversary tour!!!!

mojoman wrote on Sep 21^st, 2012 at 5:04pm:

Pagey looks good.

The entire press conference.

http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/player/Led-Zeppelin/10108/Press-Conference.html