Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - Wantagh 2000.07.10 - DVD Pro Shot (plus iTouch/iPod video)

This is the complete show this time folks, no songs left out!! DVD also includes nice menus, a good touch the other version I posted DIDN'T have.

Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes

2000.07.10

Wantagh, New York US

Jones Beach Amphitheater

NTSC-DVD, 4 Gb, Pro-shot

Running Time - 2:21:09

Menu, chapters for all songs

Video spec NTSC-DVD (Vob files)

Framerate - 29.97 fps

Bitrate - 3550 kbps

Image size - 720x480

Aspect Ratio - 4:3

Audio spec -

Codec - AC3 Stereo

Bitrate - 448 kbps

Sampling Rate - 48 khz

Lineage unknown - best guess, VHS > DVD author > DVD > VIDEO_TS

Setlist

01. Celebration Day

02. The Wanton Song

03. Misty Mountain Hop

04. Hot's on for Nowhere

05. No Speak, No Slave

06. Sick Again

07. What is and What Should Never Be

08. Horsehead

09. Oh Well

10. Ten Years Gone

11. In My Time of Dying

12. Just Can´t Be Satisfied

13. Your Time is Gonna Come

14. Remedy

15. The Lemon Song

16. In the Light

17. Shapes of Things

18. Nobody´s Fault But Mine

19. Heartbreaker

Encores:

20. Bring it on Home

21. She Talks to Angels

22. Out on the Tiles

23. Whole Lotta Love

MD5 verification file included.

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The Band

Jimmy Page: Guitars

Chris Robinson: Lead Vocals

Rich Robinson: Guitars

Audley Freed: Guitars

Ed Harsch: Keyboards

Greg Rzab: Bass

Steve Gorman: Drums

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I have always been a big fan of when Jimmy played with the Crowes having had in the collection previous amateur videos which were pretty good to say the least and the various audio bootlegs that were available to us all right through to the official release from the Greek Theatre in 1999. This release is a welcome addition to any collector, Jimmy whilst playing with the Crowes was always on fire, some people regard the vocalist as being "Tame / weak / not Robert Plant etc" should ignore this fact, cause this is all about Jimmy playing old zep standards at some of his highest standards. The highlights for me were Lemon Song, Celebration Day, In My Time of Dying. Lets not forget that the Crowes are a pretty tight and professional band and can certainly handle their instruments. The DVD itself is indeed a pro shot, where it come from who knows and who cares, the picture quality is fantastic with multi camera angles, there is a minor tape flaw in places but this does not detract from the viewing at all. The sound is simply fantastic also. This is a fantastic release and a master class in guitar playing, the intermingling of Jimmy with the Crowes guitarists is fantastic, such a pity they stopped playing. A big thumbs up on this one to the people who released it, lets hope for more. (Big Lee From Tipton Jan 07)

I converted this for use on my iTouch and thought I would share that as well. Also included is two different versions of DVD artwork. Just for the record, I happen to think Chris Robinson is an excellent vocalist. He is different than Robert Plant and while being true to the original spirit of the Zeppelin songs, he also adds some of his own flair, which is much better than someone just trying to be a Plant replacement. I've seen the Crowes live a few times, in clubs, medium size venues and at MSG on New Years Eve once, and they have always been great. This show is no exception. Enjoy!

-RMac©

Rapidshare links for DVD and iTouch/iPod here.