The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

We hear Mike Millard's lovely recording of the Grateful Dead in Long Beach on Dec 13 1980. Early Brent Mydland era Dead sounding very nice. Sugaree and Sugar Magnolia are played.

We hear a nice 2 source mix of Led Zeppelin in Tampa on April 9, 1970. Bring It On Home, Heartbreaker, SIBLY, and How Many More Times are heard. This band is on fire. Amazing Robert and Jimmy night.

Part two of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum 3/25/75, by popular demand. We hear In My Time of Dying, Trampled Underfoot, and a cool af No Quarter from the pristine Mike Millard master.

Led Zeppelin at their funkiest. March 25, 1975 captured in breathtaking clarity by Mike Millard. We hear Over The Hills, Dazed, and Whole Lotta Sex Machine. Amazing.

Roy Harper & Jimmy Page July 28 1984. This is a very fun and magical night at the Cambridge Folk Festival as we hear two songs from their Jugula album, as well as a powerful Same Old Rock. Nice audience recording.

This is an awesome 4 source merge & remaster of Led Zeppelin 6/11/77 NYC, by Dario Romero. He includes the new Dogs of Doom tape which includes Heartbreaker and the rest of Stairway. It's a great show made even better.

This is a super cool virtuosofest of Rick Wakeman on tour in Anaheim on Nov 11, 1975 playing songs from his three (at the time) solo albums. 6 Wives, Arthur, and Journey to are all represented. This show is amazing and the sound is even better.

Sept 19 1970 is in most fan's top ten list and for good reason. It's just one of Led Zeppelin's best shows ever. We revisit this date and listen to tracks we'd not yet heard together. Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, & Bring It On Home. Amazing.

Jimmy Page with Chris + Rich Robinson, Puff Daddy (remember that?) w/ Michael Lee + Charlie Jones. Oct. 9 1999 @ Giants Stadium. This set is insane & Jimmy is on fire!

We hear songs from the Kinks at the Hollywood Palladium Aug 19, 1981. This is a 1st gen Mike Millard recording from the Give the People What They Want tour, and it's a great show.

Bob Dylan's 1995 tour is legendary for how awesome it is. We hear Jokerman, Love Minus Zero, and I Shall Be Released (w/ Elvis Costello) from March 30, 1995 @ Brixton Academy, UK. So good.

The Priory of Brion was a delightful project Robert Plant had between Page/Plant and his Band of Joy/Sensation Space Shifters era. It's a fun cover band playing Robert's fave 60's tunes. Fun Fun Fun! 9/25/99 Sheffield UK.

We listen to an insanely good Yes concert from Oct. 6, 1978, at the LA Forum. They play 5 songs from Tormato and many more, flawlessly and with incredible precision and delight. So good.

Carnegie Hall. Oct 17, 1969 (early show)A Holy Grail show unreleased for more than 52 years. This one is magical. Everyone is playing a notch above and it's been likened to Blueberry Hill more than once. A miracle.

I have Covid so we're doing an easy one. No Quarter & Sick Again from the previously covered 6/8/77 UPGRADE from a couple weeks ago. This is a great show.

This is a more complete and upgraded tape of Nov 2 1969, liberated by Dogs of Doom. We have a complete Dazed, as well as the two encores (Eddie Cochran songs), an incredible Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, as well as Communication Breakdown.

Another NEW SOURCE has dropped. June 8, 1977 at Madison Square Garden has never sounded better. We listen to tracks from this new recording and finally hear what a great show it was.

This is a sweet fun radio appearance from Lowell George (Little Feat) & Linda Ronstadt at WHFS Bethesda, MD March 19. 1974. Very low key and informal, we hear 3 great songs. Heartache, Sailin' Shoes, and Willin'. Beautiful set.

This is a nice upgrade for LA Forum June 22, 1977, and Jimmy Page is on fire! Playful and dexterous. A lot of chances taken and many landings stuck. Achilles and No Quarter are played.

We listen to an UNRELEASED NEW Led Zeppelin show: Sept 1 1971, Hollywood Florida. The Dogs of Doom liberated ANOTHER unheard concert and we hear three tracks from it. NICE.

This is a really neat charity gig Jimmy Page + Robert Plant performed on 12/7/97 in London. We hear a cover of Cliff Richard's Move It, the final ever performance of Over The Hills, and a rousing Crossroads. A unique show with great performances from all.

We listen to a great recording of Yes on their Tormato tour, on May 25, 1979 in Long Beach. This is the last tour of the classic lineup before the big changes that ushered in the 1980s. Amazing quality by Mike Millard.

We hear an awesome recording of Page/Plant from Nov. 23, 1998 in Munich, on their Walking Into Everywhere tour. Amazing playing from Jimmy as we hear Heart in Your Hands, Babe, and How Many More Times (w/ Down By the Seaside) Great show!

RIP Richard Cole. We listen to an upgraded source of April 30, 1977 at the Pontiac Silverdome. This is a much better source and a great show. We hear an awesome No Quarter and Achilles. 76,000 people were there. Amazing.

This is a great show from a great tour! Brussels March 23, 1995. Bob Dylan plays a setlist full of hits with a crackerjack band and an excellent recording. Fantastic energy and performances.