Disc 1:  Dazed And Confused (17:13), Heartbreaker (6:18), White Summer/Black Mountain Side (14:39), Since I've Been Loving You (7:01), Organ Solo/Thank You (8:19), Moby Dick (16:58)

Disc 2:  How Many More Times (21:54), Whole Lotta Love (6:54), Communication Breakdown (6:40), C'mon Everybody (3:22), Something Else (2:36), Bring It On Home (9:38), Long Tall Sally(6:31)

Beezlebub Records presents an audience recording of Led Zeppelin in all of their glory. This recording truly captures the sound of Zeppelin firing on all cylinders. Although it's not the best audience source to begin with, it's still enjoyable and easy to listen to. It seems like a rather distant recording in a boomy concert hall with a loud audience. You can hear the taper or someone close to the microphone say a few words during White Summer. Beezlebub Records has gone to great lengths to ensure that anyone who hears this release will find it among their top picks for the 1970 tour releases. The artwork is printed on a typical gatefold package with a great picture of Jimmy Page in action right on the front. The inside artwork is of 4 black & white stage shot pictures of the entire band taken during a performance. The picture on the backside of the packaging is one of Peter Grant, John Bonham and some unknown girl in the background. This picture looks like it may have been taken backstage or some unknown location. This artwork is simple and not too flashy but sit still looks every bit as professional as any other release.

In closing I'd like to take this moment to applaud the release of this often overlooked show. My hopes are that Beezlebub Records continues to release the rare shows that are so often forgotten about. May they continue to introduce these shows for the new generation of Zeppelin fans and collectors to enjoy.