Led Zeppelin - Royal Albert Hall: The Initial Tapes (2008)

"Led Zeppelin’s January 9th, 1970 appearance at the Royal Albert Hall is one of their most important gigs in their career. This was their first high profile concert in London after Led Zeppelin II displaced The Beatles’ Abbey Road from the number one position in the charts and drew much attention. The band also understood its significance by professionally filming and recording with the intention of releasing it as a film later in the year. That plan was scrapped and the footage wouldn’t be officially issued for another thirty-three years. The soundtrack for a video and a radio broadcast are sources for all of the older releases including the very first on vinyl found in Strange Tales From The Road and The Final Option on RSR International. On CD the original Tarantura issued both sources on Jimmy’s Birthday Party – The Royal Dragon (Tarantura RAH 1/2 / – / 1995).
Tracklist
Disc 1
1. We're Gonna Groove
2. I Can't Quit You Baby
3. Dazed And Confused
4. Heartbreaker
5. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
6. What Is And Should Never Be
7. Moby Dick

Disc 2
1. How Many More Times Medley
2. Whole Lotta Love
3. Communication Breakdown (Longer Version)
4. C'mon Everybody
5. Something Else
6. Bring It On Home
7. Long Tall Sally Medley
8. Communication Breakdown (Shorter Version)