1970-March-7

Led Zeppelin		Intimidator  (Empress Valley)

Montreux Casino		Montreux, Switzerland


Disc 1  -  53.31
1	We're Gonna Groove			 4.05
2	I Can't Quit You Baby			 6.27
3	Dazed And Confused			16.29
4	Heartbreaker				 7.36
5	White Summer				11.55
6	Since I've Been Loving You		 6.57


Disc 2  -  58.14
1	Organ Solo				 2.33
2	Thank You				 7.01
3	What Is And What Should Never Be	 4.30
4	Moby Dick				15.48
5	How Many More Times			25.14
6	Whole Lotta Love			 3.05	(cuts after 3 minutes)


Disc 3  -  58.31
1	We're Gonna Groove			 3.34
2	I Can't Quit You Baby			 6.36
3	Dazed And Confused			15.41
4	White Summer				 5.33
5	How Many More Times			23.59
6	Whole Lotta Love			 3.06


	Source: AUD + SBD (to fill gaps)


	Review from Tight But Loose website:

	Empress Valley have come up trumps with this release. The sound 
	quality is simply stunning and it is hard to tell the difference 
	between the audience and the soundboard tapes. As much of the 
	show as exists has been assembled, and the editing between the 
	two recordings is seamless. It was however a bit of an 
	overindulgence to release the soundboard tape by itself as the 
	third disc, this really should have been a two disc composite. 
	Having said that it is still the best version ever of this great 
	show.  (Jules McTrainspotter Nov 01).


	Review from Saitoh:

	I personally agree that during HMMT, the slice to the soundboard 
	to complete the song (and medleys) is very VERY hard to pick up. 
	It is so well done (it took me 3 listenings to figure out it's 
	just a couple seconds before 9min flat, and that's with the 
	knowledge of where the Divinity source ended). While the 
	soundboard is decent quality (not stunning, but it is easily 
	better then the previous Charisma release), it has been heavily 
	tweaked, and evidence of this can be heard during some of the 
	quiet parts of the medley (it's not aggrivating, but revealing 
	more or less).