LED ZEPPELIN / OVER THE GARDEN: FIFTH NIGHT IN THE GARDEN (3CD)

Live at Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY. USA 13th June 1977

Disc 1 (66:46)
1. Introduction 0:00-0:33 Supplemented with Src2 ★First Supplement
2. The Song Remains The Same
3. The Rover - Sick Again
4. Nobody's Fault But Mine
5. Over The Hills And Far Away
6. Since I've Been Loving You
7. No Quarter ★8:50-9:20 Supplemented with Src2 ★First Complete Version Included!

Disc 2 (55:21)
1. MC ★No Cuts Between Songs. Robert's MC is Included!
2. Ten Years Gone
3. The Battle Of Evermore
4. Going To California
5. Black Country Woman
6. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp ★1:31-2:06 Supplemented with Src2
7. White Summer
8. Black Mountain Side
9. Kashmir

Disc 3 (71:37)
1. MC
2. Out On The Tiles - Moby Dick ★4:57 Cut/Cross Processing
3. Heartbreaker ★5:27-5:58 Supplemented with Src3 ★First time recording of the complete version!
4. Guitar Solo
5. Achilles Last Stand
6. Stairway To Heaven ★11:48-12:47 (Interlude after performance) Supplemented with Src2
7. Whole Lotta Love
8. Black Dog ★1:38-1:58 Supplemented with Src2 / Ending section appears for the first time for about 50 seconds!

★The definitive best-sounding recording of the MSG June 13th, 1977, fifth day performance!

★Achieves the longest recording ever with three different audio sources! Absolutely no fakes!

★Limited edition with a serial number!

Recorded from the June 13th performance, the fifth day of the 6 MSG shows in June 1977 (mono Aud)!

The MSG fifth day performance appeared in the '90s on the nostalgic TDOLZ release "OVER THE GARDEN" (3CD).

While this release uses the same audio source (mono Aud) as the TDOLZ release, the sound quality has been significantly improved.
The sound is much clearer, with a thicker bass, whereas the TDOLZ version was strangely thin and lacked clarity.

Here, the recording is from the best available source, and the difference is striking. The beginning has a somewhat distant sound with prominent bass,
but you'll quickly get used to it.

Of course, it doesn't come close to the sound quality of "Eddie," but the tape is in good condition, and there are fewer cuts than ever before. There are absolutely no drop-downs in "Nobody's Fault But Mine," which frequently occurred in some previously released versions. Robert's MC before "Ten Years Gone" is also included uncut, and the end of the live performance is the longest ever recorded! Missing parts have been filled in as much as possible with two other sources (mono Aud) from the same day, and apart from one place on Moby, there are no missing parts in the songs! Regarding the other sources, Src2 has better sound quality and less sound jitter than previous releases, and Src3 is making its first appearance here.