Led Zeppelin - Heavy Metal Kids. Earls Court Arena, London 5/24/75 [2005, Rock, 2 DVD5]

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This new DVD title from Empress Valley was rumored to feature upgraded versions of the band's shows at Earls Court both on 24 and 25 May '75. Especially, it was said to include the footage of "Moby Dick" from the show on the 24th for the first time. As usual with any EV's titles, the price was not cheap but the package was beautiful and attractive. As I was watching the footage from the title shown on the monitor, it became hard for me to resist getting it.Since I owned Cashmere's DVD title "Earl's Court 75" I compared the EV's new title with it. (Unfortunately, I don't own the Master port's version or Cosmic Energy's.) The quality of the visual images featured on both Discs 1 and 2 of EV's new title is slightly better than Cashmere's, which is especially noticeable when the images are darker. In addition, Disc 2 of EV's new title actually includes the footage of "Moby Dick" continuing for slightly more than 39 minutes. It is truly a welcomed addition. As for the footage of 25 May '75 on Disc 3, I compared it with that included in Celebration's "Latter Visions" which I owned. As a result, I see that the footage featured throughout Disc 3 of EV's new title is also slightly better than that in Celebration's. However, the footage from the 25th as featured in EV's title covers only up to "Kashmir" and does not include "No Quarter," "Tangerine" or "That's The Way," all of which were already available and included in Celebration's title.In addition, while the sounds featured in Cashmere's title was recorded in the "Dolby Digital" format and that in Celebration's was recorded in the "MPEG 2-ch" format, the sound featured in EV's title was recorded in the "LPCM 2-ch" format. Accordingly, the latter sound has greater depth and is a substantial improvement on those of the former two titles. In conclusion, the value of the new title would lie in its better sound, its inclusion of "Moby Dick" in its entirety from the 24th show for the first time, as well as the slight upgrade inquality of the visual images for both shows.(Takemi Hiramatsu May 05)

Alan Freeman Introduction
Rock And Roll
Sick Again
Over The Hills And Far Away
In My Time Of Dying
The Song Remains The Same
The Rain Song
Kashmir
No Quarter
Tangerine
Going To California
That's The Way
Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
Trampled Underfoot
Moby Dick
Dazed And Confused
Stairway To Heaven
Whole Lotta Love
Black Dog
Heartbreaker
Communication Breakdown