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Default Led Zeppelin In India: The Lost Sessions Vol 2 - Bombay Magic [Empress Valley/1CD]


Led Zeppelin In India: The Lost Sessions Vol 2 - Bombay Magic [Empress Valley/1CD]

Only $ingaporeans would pay good money to watch a mockery of Elvis-already-dead performing "live" in $ingapore. Truly, this horror show is coming.

Common sense would tell you that it's better to invite them while they are still alive and better still, while in their prime. So just imagine 1972, $ingapore. Lee Kuan Yew was Prime Minister then. His government had no patience for youth culture. Closing down the pubs and clubs that automatically destroyed the livelihoods of $ingapore musicians. The government also would not put up with youthful fashion. That meant "long-haired males would be served last" at all government offices. Led Zeppelin called off their visit to $ingapore. They went to Bombay instead. Our Led Zeppelin story begins:

"After a busy and extremely successful touring schedule in 1971, Led Zeppelin would continue their love affair with the East. Their first tour of Japan in September 1971 yielded some of their finest shows to date, after which the band finished the year in style with some UK dates. These included the infamous Electric Magic shows at Wembley's freezing Empire Pool.

"Destined for warmer climes, Richard Cole was sent on a reconnaissance mission to prepare for a planned tour of Australia in early 1972. A show in $ingapore was also proposed for mid-February 1972. However, Led Zeppelin's long, flowing locks didn't go down too well with the authorities in there and the date was permanently shelved. Instead, the band decided to jump off their Air India flight and complement their trip down under with a visit to Bombay, enroute to Perth…

"Having established an instant love-affair with Bombay, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page were to return again after playing their final Australian date at the Festival Hall in Brisbane. They decided to book some time at EMI's local Indian studios, enlisting the talents of the Bombay Symphony Orchestra to help them rework two of Zeppelin's classic tracks [Friends and Four Sticks]. They didn't realise it at this point, but it was perhaps this session that would conceive the embryo of a project which would eventually come to fruition some 22 years later [Note: In 1994, Page-Plant released No Quarter, a remake of Led Zeppelin songs with assistance from musicians in Egypt and Marrakech]. The recordings they made in Bombay would never see the light of day officially but thanks to an excellent tape copy, we can enjoy a little of the Bombay magic they weaved in March 1972."

Empress Valley in Japan has put out a first generation copy of this recording in excellent quality. You can hear Jimmy Page directing the Bombay orchestra. Tablas vie with sitars to offer an Eastern atmosphere on Led Zeppelin's Black Country rock. Robert Plant offers some spectacular singing on Friends. This was years before his voice gave way into an aged growl,15 years before "world music" and Womad.

Just imagine if Jimmy Page and Robert Plant had arrived at Paya Lebar airport instead and had toured Chinatown. The Eastern flavour could have been the erhu. - Michael Cheah

The Bombay Sessions were recorded at EMI Studios March 1972 in India.

Click on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (these are high quality, stereo MP3s - sample rate of 192 kibit/s). As far as we can ascertain, none of these tracks have been officially released.
i dont recall where i got this from.i've had it forever..the story of this release cam with it..




Track 01 Friends [rehearsal session with Bombay Symphony Orchestra] (44.2MB - visit the html page to download the track)
Track 02 Four Sticks [rehearsal take with Bombay Symphony Orchestra] (6.6MB)
Track 03 Friends [final vocal mix Take 1] (6.6MB)
Track 04 Friends [final vocal mix Take 2] (6.1MB)
Track 05 Four Sticks [final mix Take 1] (515k)
Track 06 Four Sticks [final mix Take 2] (2.9MB)
Track 07 Led Zep II Outtakes [Whole Lotta Love/ Heartbreaker/ Ramble On] (5.6MB)


     
 
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