The 1980 European tour's 10th day performance in Frankfurt, Germany was recorded for 2 hours and 10 minutes with a high-quality soundboard recording. The familiar "Bertha Remaster of the first generation cassette soundboard" is recorded as it is on the net download sound source. The soundboard of the 1980 tour is one of the best standard sound sources in terms of quality and length, so the best version of this performance is definitely a must-have for beginners and enthusiasts alike. The sound is thick and the balance is good from start to finish. There are cuts that seem to be tape changes at 7:40 (during the song) of Since I've Been Loving You and near the ending of Kashmir, but the rest of the recording is almost problem-free and there are almost no deterioration parts. On this day, at the White Summer / Black Mountain Side, you can hear a rare scene where Jimmy interrupts the performance at around 5:30 and requests on the microphone that "I can't hear my sound well, so I want you to be quiet." Ahmet Ertegun was visiting the venue, and his accompanying Phil Carson was introduced on stage, and you can hear the rare performance of him playing bass on the encore "Money". (John Paul played piano. This is the first cover performance of "Money" since the Seattle performance on June 19, 1972.) "Whole Lotta Love" includes not only Boogie Chillun' but also Elvis's Frankfurt Special. Please enjoy the best version of the soundboard from the Frankfurt performance, which represents the 1980 tour. Live at Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany 30th June 1980 SBD Disc 1(63:26) 1. Train Kept a Rollin' 2. Nobody's Fault But Mine 3. Black Dog 4. In The Evening 5. The Rain Song 6. Hot Dog 7. All My Love 8. Trampled Underfoot 9. Since I've Been Loving You Disc 2(67:21) 1. Achilles Last Stand 2. White Summer / Black Mountain Side 3. Kashmir 4. Stairway to Heaven 5. Rock and Roll 6. Money 7. Whole Lotta Love (incl. Let That Boy Boogie, Frankfurt Special) SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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