Led Zeppelin - The Complete BBC Concert April 1 1971

On this day in 1971, Led Zeppelin's performance at the Paris Theatre in London is recorded for the BBC. Parts of
the concert would air on John Peel's BBC Rock Hour on April 4.

After an introduction of the band, they tear into "Immigrant Song" which leads nicely into "Heartbreaker."
"Since I've Been Loving You" is next, followed by a new one by the name of "Black Dog" which fakes the audience out
with its "Out on the Tiles" intro.

"Dazed and Confused" follows for 18::36. Then another new song is played, this one called "Stairway to Heaven." It
starts off slow and then goes into a loud frenzy. A quiet acoustic number called "Going to California" follows,
then "That's the Way" with Plant on tambourine.

They go into "What is and What Should Never Be," then "Whole Lotta Love" is next, and goes on to include many
classic blues songs. "Boogie Chillen," "Truckin' Little Mama," "Fixin' to Die," "That's Alright," "For What it's
Worth," "A Mess of Blues," "Honey Bee," and "The Lemon Song" are among the numbers ventured into during the medley.

If you never heard this 22:40 Whole Lotta Love don't miss it !!

Disc 1

1 Immigrant song
2 Heartbreaker
3 Since I've been loving you
4 Black dog
5 Dazed and confused
6 Stairway to heaven
7 Going to california.

Disc 2

1 That's the way
2 What is and what should never be
3 Whole lotta love
4 Thank you
5 Communication breakdown.