Hi all, Well, after a little bit of thinking and organising, I have decided that this list needs an injection of Australian spirit, and what better than 2 reall low gen shows from the 1972 tour of this big burned brown land that some of us call home. We're talking about the Melbourne and Brisbane 1972 shows, both 1st gen from the master tapes, currently stored on CDR. Info about setlists and such can be found at the bottom of this email, as well as at the Aussie 1972 website (URL in the signature at the bottom) This will be an analog and CDR tree. I'll be setting everything up and running the analog tree. Les Sutton from Queensland will be running the CDR portion as I dont have a CD writer myself (many thanks Les). All requests to join the tree should be sent to me. In the subject line you should put : Aussie tree ANALOG BRANCH or Aussie Tree ANALOG LEAF or Aussie Tree CDR BRANCH or Aussie Tree CDR LEAF Branches will be expected to handle 4-6 leaves each. I'm looking for reliable branches here too, people who arent going to go AWOL for months on end. I'll repeat this announcement once a week until the end of March and then figure out the tree structures. So what are you all waiting for??? Start signing up now. And here's the info on the 2 shows : Melbourne, Kooyong Stadium 20th February 1972 Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog/Since I've Been Loving You/Stairway To Heaven/Going To California/That's The Way/Tangerine/Bron-Y-Aur Stomp/Dazed And Confused/Rock 'n Roll/Whole Lotta Love medley (+alt source ending) Cut between tracks, alt sources used for Immigrant Song and the end of Whole Lotta Love. 90 minutes, 2 CDRs, 1 analog tape. Sound rating 7-7.5. Certainly a very listenable recording. Brisbane, Festival Hall 29th February 1972 Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog/Since I've Been Loving You/Celebration Day/Stairway To Heaven/Going To California/That's The Way (start)/That's The Way/Tangerine/Bron-Y-Aur Stomp/Dazed And Confused/What Is And What Should Never Be/Moby Dic k/Whole Lotta Love medley Apparently a complete concert. Sound is slightly muddy, slightly inferior to that on the Melbourne show, but still easily listenable. 2 CDRs, 1.5 analog tapes (with some filler yet to be determined, possibly a radio interview from Sydney 1972) Cheers Richard -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the Led Zeppelin 1972 Australian tour Archive site at : http://cygnus.uwa.edu.au/~jpage/ledtour.html Check out my hompeage (Trading advice, lists, wanted list etc) at : http://cygnus.uwa.edu.au/~jpage --------------------------------------------------------------------------