Here's my compilation of six legendary nights in Los Angeles Forum in June of 1977. After also magnificent six nights in New York City and stop in San Diego Led Zeppelin ended his second leg of eleventh North American Tour in LA Forum.

The many known bootlegs of that shows is existing like 'Listen To This Eddie' or 'For Badgeholders Only'. I used to songs a both of them bootlegs and other shows except the second show (June 22nd, 1977).

This tour was very different. One's better, one's worse but these concerts are done in 100%. I try to do my own best set.
Hope You Enjoy!


Setlist:

0:00 Intro
1:10 The Song Remains The Same
6:52 The Rover (Intro)/ Sick Again
15:01 Nobody's Fault But Mine
22:36 Over The Hills And Far Away
29:41 Since I've Been Loving You (cut)
39:31 No Quarter
1:10:07 Ten Years Gone
1:20:53 The Battle Of Evermore
1:28:09 Going To California
1:33:44 I Can't Be Satisfied
1:34:49 Black Country Woman
1:36:34 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
1:42:29 Dancing Days
1:44:25 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (reprise)
1:47:39 White Summer/ Black Mountain Side
1:56:32 Kashmir
2:08:16 Trampled Underfoot
2:16:11 Over The Top (with Keith Moon)
2:34:28 Guitar Solo
2:51:08 Achilles Last Stand
3:01:05 Stairway To Heaven

3:14:47 Whole Lotta Love (with Keith Moon)
3:15:59 Rock And Roll (with Keith Moon)
3:20:03 Communication Breakdown


Led Zeppelin are:

Jimmy Page - lead guitar, acoustic guitar ('Going To California', 'Black Country Woman' & 'Bron-Y-Aur Stomp'), mandolin ('The Battle Of Evermore') and theremin
Robert Plant - lead vocal, harmonica
John Bonham - drums, percussion
John Paul Jones - bass guitar, stand-up bass ('Black Country Woman' & 'Bron-Y-Aur Stomp'), acoustic guitar ('Ten Years Gone' & 'The Battle Of Evermore'), mandolin ('Going To California') and keyboards

with special guest:

Keith Moon - drums and timpani


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All credits and copyright to Led Zeppelin.
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