No Quarter pt 3

Conspiracy Theory
14/3/75
San Diego

13 tracks from a classic Zeppelin show. Recorded March 14th, 1975 At the San Diego Sports arena in California, this is a stunning soundboard grab of the band in its prime and firing on all cylinders. An audience recording of this show circulates the 'net as well, but this one is a must-have for any LZ fan.

mixed performance. In some points the band reaching a peak of their playing, in other they are just average and rather sloopy. The hardest accent belongs to the opening numbers, after that the band seems to be a bit tired and that caused of lack of soarning during improvisation sections in No Quarter and Dazed And Confused.

My then boyfriend and now husband of 31 years, saw Led Zeppelin when he was 18 & I was 16...Wow, we still talk about it till this day. What more can you say...It was and will be the best concert of all the many concerts we have seen over the years.The music still sends chills down my spine, like "Babe Since I've been loving you".....What a time in our lives!!!!! They have been and will always be a driving force to Rock N Roll !!!! Thank you for the memories.

This was my first Concert ever I attended. I remember that this date was added because the previous date in San Diego had sold out so quickly. I did not have a chance to buy the tickets for either show but was given the tickets on that day and went with a friend of mine Frank to the concert. Then you could walk right up to the stage and take in the whole experience. I did and it has been on of my fondest memories of my life.


Rock and Roll (4:07)
Sick Again (6:14)
Over The Hills And Far Away (8:18)
In My Time Of Dying (12:15)
The Song Remains The Same (5:35)
The Rain Song (8:59)
Kashmir (8:54)
No Quarter (31:47)
Trampled Underfoot (8:03)
Moby Dick (25:43)
Dazed and Confused (33:13)
Stairway To Heaven (12:33)
Heartbreaker (9:10)


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