Led Zeppelin Bootleg Mudslide

Piston 70 is a 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg CD of a show recorded at Ecole Centrale, Chatenay-Malabry in Paris, France on 6 December, 1969. It had been rumored for years that a recording of this show existed but was only a rumor until recently. It is an audience recording, released by CK.

Return To Paris Theatre 1971 is a 1994 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg, taken from a BBC broadcast meant to be done on 25 March, 1971 at the Paris Theatre in London, but was done a week later on 1 April. The medley in "Whole Lotta Love" includes "Let that Boy Boogie", "Fixin' to Die Blues", "That's Alright Mama", "For What It's Worth", "Mess of Blues", and "Honey Bee". It's a casual performance, as many of Led Zeppelin's shows in London seemed to have been, and the show concludes with host John Peel telling people to exit the venue. Most of this was later released on the official BBC Sessions album, but this is the full performance, with "What Is And What Should Never Be" that is not on BBC Sessions (from the 1 April, 1971 show).

No Longer Down Under is a 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg highlighting the band's Australasian tour of 1972. When England was having cold temperatures, the weather in Australia and New Zealand was quite hot and humid, and Robert Plant makes a point of this during the show, recorded from the audience at Kooyong Tennis Courts in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on the 20th of February, 1972. Due to the storm happening at the time, the band had to cut their performance short, but it is a powerful show from start to finish. In a bit of extra trivia, this was the last show Jimmy Page sported a beard in public, which he would shave for their next show and never to be see in one for the next 43 years and continuing. This CD was released on the Brigand label.

Oxford Blues is a 2012 2CD bootleg by British hard rockers Led Zeppelin. This was recorded in early 1973 a few months before the release of their fifth album, Houses Of The Holy. This double CD was originaly sold as part of a 10CD box set on The Godfatherecords called Ascension In The Wane: The January 1973 Soundboards but was also made available independent from the box.

Yellow Zeppelin is a 2CD bootleg by Led Zeppelin taken from an audience recording done at The Image Club in North Miami Beach, Florida. Back cover says it was from 17 January, 1969 but it's the 14 February, 1969 show. This was released in 1994 by the great Tarantura label.

Olympic Gold is a 1CD Led Zeppelin bootleg featuring outtakes of songs from the band's first two albums, along with songs Jimmy Page had taken part in between 1964 to 1966. Songs #9 is a song Led Zeppelin did with P.J. Proby as part of an album they did together. This was released on the Italian label Scorpio.

Brutal Artistry 2 is a 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg featuring mixing and tracking sessions for their album Physical Graffiti, Presence, and In Through The Out Door. Midas Touch are the entities that turned this into gold. Or glass and aluminum.

Brussels Affair is a 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg released in 1990 by The Swingin' Pig. It is a soundboard recording of a performance on 20 June, 1980 at Forest National in Brussels, Belgium.

Funeral For A Friend is a Led Zeppelin bootleg taken from a live show on 19 September, 1970 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The group played two shows that day, one at 2pm and another at 8pm. This CD is taken from the late show at 8pm. The audience recording was taped the day after the death of guitarist Jimi Hendrix, and Robert Plant offers condolences. This was performed a little over two weeks before the release of Led Zeppelin III, so it is quite pleasant to hear the reaction to the new material that includes "That's The Way", "Gallows Pole", "Since I've Been Loving You" and "Immigrant Song".