Codec: WMA Lossless Recorded live during North American Tour in Orlando, FL, Fort Worth, TX, Los Angeles, CA and Toronto between Aug 21 & Sept 4, 1971 2-disc, limited to 500 copies, European, great-sounding (mixing console) 150-minute CD featuring a selection of the best recordings from the band's legendary North American tour in August/September 1971 - 2 months before the release of Led Zeppelin IV. The basis of this release is 95 minutes from the sensational concert from Orlando, Florida, which is accompanied by 4 missing recordings from Toronto (also soundboard) and finally a few rarities, including the quite unique versions of 'Weekend' from the repertoire of Eddie Cochran and 'Walk Don' tRun' - The Ventures. The CD contains all the compositions played on the monthly tour! To sum up - there are no better sounding Zeps from 1971 (maybe with the exception of the BBC from 1971) but here the band sounded simply brilliant. Besides, Robert Plant never sang so well again (as a result of some infection in September 1971, his voice changed / deteriorated)... In my opinion, it's better material than the excellent, official 'How The West Was Won'... The album sounds even 10% better (more treble) than youtube footage. Tracklist: CD 1: 1. Immigrant Song 2. Heartbreaker 3. Since I've Been Loving You 4. Dazed And Confused 5. Black Dog 6. Stairway To Heaven 7. Celebration Day 8. That's The Way 9. Going To California CD 2: 1. What Is And What Should Never Be 2. Moby Dick 3. Whole Lotta Love Medley - Whole Lotta Love - Let That Boy Boogie - My Baby Let Me - Bottle Up and Go - A Mess Of Blues - You Shook Me - Whole Lotta Love (Reprise) 4. Organ Solo - Thank You 5. Communication Breakdown 6. Walk Don't Run 7. Weekend 8. Rock And Roll