1977-April-27

Led Zeppelin		Destroyer

Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, Ohio


Disc 1  -  64.56
1	The Song Remains The Same		 3.40
2	Sick Again				 6.13
3	Nobody's Fault But Mine			 6.30
4	In My Time Of Dying			10.57
5	Since I've Been Loving You		 8.24
6	No Quarter				20.17
7	Ten Tears Gone				 8.52


Disc 2  -  71.53
1	The Battle Of Evermore			 7.10
2	Going To California			 4.24
3	Black Country Woman			 2.30
4	Bron-Y-Aur Stomp			 5.11
5	White Summer				 3.59
6	Kashmir					 8.33
7	Achilles Last Stand			19.38
8	Stairway To Heaven			10.08
9	Rock And Roll				 3.25
10	Trampled Underfoot			 6.51


Note:	incomplete show


	Below review is courtesy of:	John Mazcko


10 out of 10

"Destroyer" is a favorite among many Zeppelin bootleg collectors and definitely 
the best bootleg of 1977! It's an excellent soundboard quality recording whose 
source changes after "Achille's Last Stand" to a very good soundboard!! It's also 
an excellent show! This is a must have for Zeppelin fans!!

"Sick Again" is great version with some speed problems at the beginning but finishes 
strong with a great guitar solo! "Nobody's Fault But Mine" is a great version with a 
longer harmonica solo! "In My Time of Dying" is a great version with tons of energy 
given off by Plant's vocals and Page's great playing! Robert Plant also adds some 
different lyrics into the song as well! "Since I've Been Loving You" is a great 
version that is actually bluesier than the original and has more keyboard playing as 
well as a different opening! "No Quarter" is a great twenty minute version with a 
piano solo, followed by a great drum build-up that leads into Page playing some very 
cool licks on his guitar which leads into a great jam!! "Ten Years Gone" is a great 
version with a longer ending and a great solo that opens with plant saying it's a 
song about "the true love that you never forget!"!!

"The Battle of Evermore" is a great version with an excellent mandolin opening but 
the singing is not nearly as impressive as the album version! Before 
"Black Country Woman", Plant announces John Paul Jones and his "upright bass" which 
Plant says he bought while on tour in 1969 for $18! This song then forms a medley 
with a great version of "Bron-Yr-Aur-Stomp" which has some incredible guitar playing! 
"White Summer" goes right into a great version of "Kashmir" with excellent vocals 
and drumming! "Achille's Last Stand" opens with a nice long ten minute Jimmy Page 
solo with his bow! Then after that the song gets rolling with some great added 
percussion! After that song the recording fades out and then fades back in for the 
first chord of "Stairway to Heaven" which is a great version with more cello and a 
great solo! "Trampled Underfoot" is a much better version here than the version that 
was officially released and features a phenomenal guitar solo and keyboard solo!