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Concertgebouw - October 5, 1969 / Amsterdam | Led Zeppelin Official Website
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State Fair Coliseum - August 4, 1969 / Dallas | Led Zeppelin Official Website
Rush's Geddy Lee recalls watching Led Zeppelin alongside Alex Lifeson in 1969 | Louder
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Led Zeppelin II: Inside Band's Greatest, Raunchy 1969 Classic - Rolling Stone
