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 							Led Zeppelin - TSRTS expanded version flac Heywood Edition
 
 
 
 Tracklist:
 01 Rock and Roll
 02
Celebration Day
 03 Black Dog
 04 Over The Hills and Far Away 
 05 Misty Mountain Hop
 06 Since I've
Been Loving You
 07 No Quarter
 08 The Song Remains the Same
 09 The Rain Song
 10 Dazed And
Confused
 11 Stairway to Heaven
 12 Moby Dick
 13 Heartbreaker
 14 Whole Lotta Love 
 15 The
Ocean
 16 Organ Solo
 17 Thank You
 
 [HEYWOOD'S NOTES:]
 This is the second version of this
I've created, due to discovery of a few new pieces that I didn't include the first time around. 
 
 I decided
to do this because I am not at all happy with the way the 2007 remastered version of this album was put together. 

Sure they fixed some bad notes, and did a lot of work editing Robert's vocals together from the three shows to sound as
good 
 as possible, but the music was remastered for the film, and mostly edited to fit around the available
footage. The same 
 versions of the song used for the film were used for the album, as if the CD were an
afterthought. This left some songs 
 considerably shorter than the versions we are used to from the original album
version (No Quarter and Whole Lotta Love), 
 and other songs are from different performances altogether. The first
few verses of Stairway, for example, are from an 
 inferior show with an out of tune mellotron than the one used on
the original CD, and the brilliant guitar solo in 
 Celebration Day was lost due to that song being taken from a
different show (or at least that part of it). Some songs 
 had dropped beats and other timing anomalies that I
found unacceptable. Some particularly bad editing, especially in 
 Moby Dick, left me wanting better out of this
album. 
 
 Although this has been attempted before by CMI Music, I still wasn't happy with that version, as
the bad editing and cuts
 in the versions used survived his efforts to compile it. So, using The Garden Tapes site
as a guide, I decided to take 
 all the different official versions of the MSG shows and put together The Song
Remains The Same as it should be, not as 
 a quickie throwtogether release that mimics the film version. Sources
used for this are the original CD version, the 
 original DVD release of the movie (AC3 stream), the 2007 DVD (PCM
stream) and CD releases, the Led Zeppelin DVD MSG 
 section (PCM stream) and a fan edit called The Strongest
Edition. Due to different mixes in the sources it was quite 
 hard to make all of it match up. I had to change the
panning of the channels to different widths and judiciously EQ 
 all versions to a semblance of uniformity, but
differences in the individual characteristics of the tracks they used 
 (the snare drum sounds different on the
original and 2007 releases, and it is panned more to the left on the original 
 CD) left it so some of the edits
may still be noticeable, especially in Moby Dick. I hope this is forgiveable in light 
 of the greater accuracy of
the project as a whole. I've used audience noise from parts of the 2007 CD as a way of 
 covering the crossfades
and dialogue composites and creating the encore break. 
 
 The previously mentioned Strongest Edition was a
decent attempt at doing what I have done here by combining the released
 versions of the original CD and film with
some bootleg soundboard recordings, but it used versions of the songs with bad
 or unnecessary editing in them, and
a couple tracks sounded awful. A lot of dialogue was provided by this set, but I 
 edited a good deal of it out.
Plant likes to babble a lot about things that only he understands, and I didn't want to 
 clutter this up with too
much of that.
 
 Here's what I did and the sources used:
 
 1. Rock And Roll - the longer fade in is
from the 2007 DVD, the song is from the 2007 CD, but the first break ("lonely, 
 lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
time) is cut in from the original CD in order to circumvent a bad drum overdub on the 2007 
 CD (go ahead listen to
it. the drums double up during the last couple words and do things that they couldn't do)
 
 2. Celebration
Day - taken from the original CD so as to keep the proper guitar solo.
 
 03. Black Dog - the segue into this
is from the 2007 CD, but the majority of the song is from the LZ DVD, because the 2007 
 version is edited


 4. Over The Hills And Far Away - the dialogue intro is from the 2007 DVD and the song is from the 2007 CD


 5. Misty Mountain Hop - The dialogue is from the Strongest Edition CD. The first few bars before the guitar comes
in are 
 from the LZ DVD because I felt the audience fade into the clapping was done better. From where the guitar
comes in its 
 the 2007 CD. 
 
 6. Since I've Been Loving You - all is from the 2007 CD, except a patch
from the LZ DVD to make up for a lost beat at 1:56
 
 7. No Quarter - The intro is edited from the a much
longer speech on the Strongest Edition and the song is entirely taken 
 from the original CD. I could not accept
the missing minute and a half on the 2007 version
 
 8. The Song Remains The Same - the dialogue intro is a
mix of the original CD, the strongest edition, and the 2007 CD 
 (all from dofferent shows), but the song is all
from the original CD
 
 9. The Rain Song - All from the original CD
 
 10. Dazed & Confused -
Dialogue intro from the Strongest Edition, music from the 2007 CD. Although The garden Tapes points 
 out two
timing glitches in the song, I found them forgiveable, and chose this version (made up from two shows) over the 

original because some of the sloppy playing was left intact (such as Bonzo not being ready for the Achilles section)
that 
 was repaired on the original CD. I prefer my Zeppelin sloppy, because that's how they really were. The only
thing I altered 
 is the section just before the Achilles part, because the piece used on the 2007 CD is different
than the one I am used to. 
 There is a very obvious splice where the guitar sound changes tone and placement in
the middle of a solo, and this solo suddenly 
 goes where it didn't used to. I put back the correct ending of the
solo from the original CD, then cut back to the 2007 CD for 
 the Achilles part.
 
 11. Stairway To
Heaven - the beginning couple verses are from the original CD, but we switch to the 2007 version when the guitar 

switches to the 12 string. I replaced a couple of vocal lines that were removed on the 2007 mix by pasting snips from
the 
 original CD over the new one.
 
 12. Moby Dick - This is the most heavily edited track of the set.
The version used on the original CD was entirely from the 
 second show on the 28th. The film version was primarily
from the 27th, with pieces of the 28th thrown in, but usually different 
 pieces than on the original CD. Both
versions suffer from some terrible editing, with blatant splices appearing on the original, 
 and although the drum
edits are better on the 2007 version, the audience sometimes just cuts in out of nowhere. I smoothed out 
 some of
the bad edits, and added audience of my own to smooth over those sudden appearances. I cut the two solos together in a

 way that I hope approximates the way they could have been played. Some of the edits may be a bit noticeable
because of the 
 difference in the mixes of the two sources. I did what I could to even out the EQ and panning,
even added some reverb here and 
 there to smooth the ambience, but the overall sound of the two recordings
differed greatly. Forgive any obvious flaws, please. 
 There are still a couple of very obvious splices in it where
I switched parts, but I couldn't avoid it due to the vast difference 
 in the sound of the two sources. But I made
a better solo out of it. The version on the 2007 CD is 10:40 from first to last note, 
 while the one on the
original CD is 12:23. The final version assembled for this CD is 17:38, a gain of over five minutes of drum 
 solo
from any released version. This is still much shorter than the actual solo was at any of these shows (the 28th solo used
for 
 the original album was over 27 minutes), but this is a vast improvement and comes a lot closer than anything
we've heard before. 
 The intro dialogue is composited from the Strongest Edition and the 2007 CD, and at the end
is a hybrid of the 2007 CD and the 
 original DVD. [In case anyone is wondering the edits from show to show are at
1:23, 2:01, 2:50, 3:55, 7:04, 8:07, 10:48, 12:29, 
 13:39, and 15:26]
 
 13. Heartbreaker - From the 2007
CD
 
 14. Whole Lotta Love - The majority of the song is from the 2007 CD, but the missing Crunge section is
patched from two sources. 
 The first is the 2007 DVD menu, and the second is from the original CD. THere are also
two sections in the jam before the theramin 
 section and in the theramin section itself that are taken from the
same DVD menus. The bulk of this song was recorded on the 27th, 
 but those sections on the menus are from the
28th...and never before released on either the album or the film.
 
 15. The Ocean - The intro is from the
Strongest Edition and the music is from the 2007 CD, returned to its proper place in the set, 
 as the encore


 16 & 17. Organ Solo/Thank You - the biggest contribution of the Strongest Edition CD, this is the extra
encore from the last show on 
 the 29th. This is sourced from a mono soundboard tape, and sounds quite different
from the rest of the album. I EQd it judiciously 
 and used stereo simulation software to make it not be mono, plus
I added some reverb to get the ambience more like the album. I took 
 all the frequencies below 250hz and monoed
them out so the stereo simulator didn't affect the low end. There's no bass on this song, 
 so the lows are a bit
weak, except for a hugely booming bass drum that I tried my best to level out. I had to raise the high end also, 

and because of that this is a bit more hissy than the rest of the album, but I couldn't resist the opportunity to add
this song to 
 the setlist.
 
 I Hope everyone who is a fan of this album/film/concert likes what I've
done here. All editing was done with Adobe Audition 3.0. 
 Restoring the clipping on the 2007 versions was done
with a nice little plugin called Relife. SBE and flac 8 compressing with TLH. 
 Enjoy
  						

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