LED ZEPPELIN / LEGENDARY MIKE MILLARD TAPE FOURTH NIGHT AT THE FORUM 1977 (3CDR)

Robert Plant - vocals
Jimmy Page - guitars
John Paul Jones - bass, keyboards
John Bonham - drums, percussion

DISC 1
1. Band Warm-Up
2. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
3. SICK AGAIN
4. NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE
5. IN MY TIME OF DYING
6. SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU
7. NO QUARTER

DISC 2
1. TEN YEARS GONE
2. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE
3. GOING TO CALIFORNIA
4. BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN
5. BRON-Y-AUR STOMP
6. WHITE SUMMER - BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE
7. KASHMIR
8. TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT

DISC 3
1. OUT ON THE TILES - MOBY DICK
2. Guitar Solo
3. ACHILLES LAST STAND
4. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
5. WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
6. COMMUNICATIONS BREAKDOWN

Inglewood performance appears from Led Zeppelin's final tour. This tour is very famous for the first day of the Inglewood performance on June 21st, which is known as a historical masterpiece, and the performance has been released many times under the title ``Listen to This Eddie'', which was created from the mirrored sound source. This time, from the “Legendary” series, the sound source from the fourth day of the Inglewood performance, which is the same as “Listen to…”, will be released. The two parts where there was a fade-out and then a fade-in have been reconnected with a cross-fade without any discomfort. In addition, we have edited the applause that will be released in the near future and adjusted the boomy bass, but since it basically takes advantage of the original master, it will be released from the "Legendary" series. In addition, the San Diego performance a few days ago on June 19th was released by our Stargazers label as ``Don't Listen to This Eddy'', but it has received a bad reputation among fans as ``the worst performance'', so I don't recommend it because ``I want to see something scary.''

In recent years, "Mike Millard tapes" have been digitized from direct master or low generation tapes. This tape was recorded by Mike Millard, a taper familiar to fans with his outstanding audience recording skills. The same label has also released multiple sound sources mastered with this new digital Mike Millard tape, and there are two patterns: "Brushed Mike Millard Tape" and "Legendary Mike Millard Tape". Not all of the Mike Millard tapes have perfect sound quality, and some of them have room for improvement with considerable modification, and the "Brushed" series is one that has been significantly modified and improved. The "Legendary" series is originally close to perfect, and there is not much room for improvement in sound quality, so the "Legendary" series has been kept to a minimum, such as light editing between songs.