Led Zeppelin, le 1975-03-19 à Vancouver, BC (Pacific Coliseum), Canada
Silver : Snow Jobs
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Silver > rem > FLAC
Led Zeppelin
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia
March 19, 1975
Source: Original Silvers
Lineage: Original Silvers>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV>Traders Little Helper level 6 with align on Sector Boundaries>FLAC
Bootleg Title: Snow Jobs (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
**Remastered** by thir13en
Disc one (56:29):
(1) Rock and Roll (4:41)
(2) Sick Again (6:21)
(3) Over The Hills and Far Away (8:44)
(4) In My Time Of Dying (13:10)
(5) The Song Remains The Same (5:29)
(6) The Rain Song (9:22)
(7) Kashmir (9:08)
Disc two (57:07):
(1) No Quarter (25:36)
(2) Trampled Underfoot (9:23)
(3) Moby Dick (22:07)
Disc three (69:04):
(1) Dazed and Confused (41:13)
(2) Stairway To Heaven (13:33)
(3) Whole Lotta Love (Incl. The Crunge) (7:54)
(4) Black Dog (6:22)
Comments from the original torrent (March 2007):
Had some fun with this one, a good raw source that I felt needed some touch-ups. I'd certainly recommend it for all, but it might be best for diehard 13 fans only, as the changes are subtle, more what a general mastering job should be.
As I said, raw, and I've been meaning to play around with one like this, adding a bit of spatial-simulator reverb to try to recreate some ambience of the venue. Not far off from blending with an AUD, just not as obvious. Mostly it gives the rawness a smoother edge and helps to warm up some of the brittle crunch (and eliminate the need for de-noising). Then the spectrum was tightened up as the highs were too bright, the lows were undefined and the mid's (especially Page) needed a slight boost.
I like it, I like it a lot.
Artwork, EAC log, MD5 Checksums and Fingerprints included.
Comments (added July 2008):
This was originally posted by Hottiemagnet in March 2007 (I think it was to DIME, though I can't find it in the archives at the moment); I personally found this to be a more enjoyable listen than the original "Snow Jobs" boot. Changes as outlined above give a warmer feel to the recording, similar to the post-production of a commercial release. Since even the original boot does not appear to be on the tracker right now, I thought this would be worth a spin (perhaps for the first time on DIME).
Many thanks to thir13en and Hottiemagnet for bringing this to the masses the first time around.
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia
March 19, 1975
Source: Original Silvers
Lineage: Original Silvers>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV>Traders Little Helper level 6 with align on Sector Boundaries>FLAC
Bootleg Title: Snow Jobs (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
**Remastered** by thir13en
Disc one (56:29):
(1) Rock and Roll (4:41)
(2) Sick Again (6:21)
(3) Over The Hills and Far Away (8:44)
(4) In My Time Of Dying (13:10)
(5) The Song Remains The Same (5:29)
(6) The Rain Song (9:22)
(7) Kashmir (9:08)
Disc two (57:07):
(1) No Quarter (25:36)
(2) Trampled Underfoot (9:23)
(3) Moby Dick (22:07)
Disc three (69:04):
(1) Dazed and Confused (41:13)
(2) Stairway To Heaven (13:33)
(3) Whole Lotta Love (Incl. The Crunge) (7:54)
(4) Black Dog (6:22)
Comments from the original torrent (March 2007):
Had some fun with this one, a good raw source that I felt needed some touch-ups. I'd certainly recommend it for all, but it might be best for diehard 13 fans only, as the changes are subtle, more what a general mastering job should be.
As I said, raw, and I've been meaning to play around with one like this, adding a bit of spatial-simulator reverb to try to recreate some ambience of the venue. Not far off from blending with an AUD, just not as obvious. Mostly it gives the rawness a smoother edge and helps to warm up some of the brittle crunch (and eliminate the need for de-noising). Then the spectrum was tightened up as the highs were too bright, the lows were undefined and the mid's (especially Page) needed a slight boost.
I like it, I like it a lot.
Artwork, EAC log, MD5 Checksums and Fingerprints included.
Comments (added July 2008):
This was originally posted by Hottiemagnet in March 2007 (I think it was to DIME, though I can't find it in the archives at the moment); I personally found this to be a more enjoyable listen than the original "Snow Jobs" boot. Changes as outlined above give a warmer feel to the recording, similar to the post-production of a commercial release. Since even the original boot does not appear to be on the tracker right now, I thought this would be worth a spin (perhaps for the first time on DIME).
Many thanks to thir13en and Hottiemagnet for bringing this to the masses the first time around.