Led Zeppelin - Days Confused

Review by Am Looking

Days Confused by Led Zeppelin – A Rock Odyssey That Kicks Ass Let’s cut straight to the chase. Days Confused ain’t your typical Led Zeppelin album—it’s a raw, unfiltered live beast that slams you in the face with its energy and grit. Released in 2011 (yeah, decades after their prime), this sucker was pressed in Japan under labels like Empress Valley Supreme Disc and Scorpio (UK). Classic rock fans, especially those who worship at the altar of Jimmy Page’s riffs and Robert Plant’s banshee wails, will eat this up like it’s manna from heaven. The setlist? Pure fire. You’ve got bangers like “Whole Lotta Love / The Crunge,” “Kashmir,” and obviously, the crown jewel, “Stairway To Heaven.” But let me tell ya—what sticks out for me are two tracks: “Dazed And Confused” and “No Quarter.” These aren’t just songs; they’re fucking experiences. First off, “Dazed And Confused.” Holy hell, this version is monstrous. It stretches out into oblivion, with Jimmy Page shredding his guitar like he’s trying to summon some ancient demon. His bow work on the strings? Unreal. Like, I don’t care how many times you’ve heard this track before—this rendition hits different. It’s dark, brooding, and feels like getting lost in a psychedelic nightmare. By the time it wraps up, you're left wondering if you even remember your own name anymore. Then there’s “No Quarter.” This one’s a slow burn, but damn does it pack a punch. John Paul Jones’ haunting keyboard intro sets the mood perfectly—it’s eerie as fuck. When Plant comes in with his vocals, it’s like he’s singing directly to your soul. And when Bonham drops those thunderous drum fills? Forget about it. Your speakers better be ready because this thing demands volume. Every note drips with atmosphere, making it feel less like a song and more like an epic journey through icy wastelands or whatever cinematic crap you wanna imagine. Now, here’s the kicker—why drop something so legendary in 2011? Was anyone really asking for another Led Zep bootleg release? Probably not. But screw it, we got it anyway. Listening to Days Confused feels like eavesdropping on a private moment between four gods of rock ‘n roll. Sure, it’s rough around the edges, but that’s kinda the point. It’s authentic as hell. So yeah, this album ain’t perfect. Some might call it redundant since most of these tracks have been done to death elsewhere. But honestly? Who cares? If you bleed classic rock, you’ll dig this. Just crank it loud enough to piss off your neighbors and thank me later. Final thought: If aliens ever invade Earth, we should blast “Kashmir” at ‘em. Either they’ll surrender immediately, or they’ll start headbanging. Either way, win-win.

Artist: Led Zeppelin
Album: Days Confused

Japan

Rock

Classic Rock

2007

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
No Quarter
Kashmir
Sick Again
Dazed And Confused (Inc. Woodstock)
Rock And Roll
Moby Dick
Introduction
Whole Lotta Love / The Crunge
Black Dog
The Rain Song
Over The Hills And Far Away
Trampled Underfoot
The Song Remains The Same
Stairway To Heaven
Dazed And Confused	34:39
In My Time Of Dying

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Led Zeppelin - Live in Dallas, Texas (March 5th, 1975) - Grame Remaster

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Catalog Numbers

EVSD-458/459/460
EVSD 458/459/460
EGL-20130/31/32

Labels

Empress Valley Supreme Disc
Scorpio (UK)
Eelgrass

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3 × CD
Reissue
Unofficial Release

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Memorial Auditorium, Dallas

Notes

Live at Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX, March 5th, 1975
Excellent Soundboard recording!
Jewel case version
Recorded At Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, March 5, 1975
Original 1st press in trifold deluxe digipack and cardboard slipcase
Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX, USA 5th March 1975
Stereo Soundboard Recording

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Days Confused* by Led Zeppelin isn’t an official release. It’s a bootleg recording from a 2011 reissue, packed with live performances and rare tracks. What makes it stand out is the inclusion of two versions of "Dazed And Confused," including one inspired by their legendary Woodstock performance. Fans love it because it captures the raw energy of Led Zeppelin’s live shows. Plus, it’s a Japan-exclusive release, making it a sought-after gem for collectors.

Comments

ali123bkhan

2025-03-14

Holy crap! Over 20,000 views?! Thanks so much guys! Glad you all are enjoying this one! Once again, all credit for this goes to Grame for his outstanding remaster of this show. And of course, to Led Zeppelin themselves. :)

lkwroger81

2025-03-13

A whole lotta love c'è l'intermezzo di the crunge

eyildiran

2025-03-12

Dazed and Confused!

thomasgraves1

2025-03-12

I Love You, Mitchell. Dad

planetapedeajuda

2025-03-12

1:20:04
1:20:47
2:51:40

mobigraphyblog

2025-03-11

Dude, do you have a download link? This sounds sick!!

thilcar

2025-03-11

Over the hills will flat out melt your face off in ya lap, if you’re not careful! ???

xandraclaudio17

2025-03-10

Really alucinante concerts without comparison, there will never be another band like it. ✌️?? Thanks Boots for sharing "Super Concert".????????

nicobuholzer

2025-03-09

This was my first concert. I won two tickets from KZEW 98 FM (Dallas TX).

wearepandapaul

2025-03-08

Wow, this boot has a really good sound, especially through my ear buds...

burschi1970

2025-03-07

Always great to hear so many shows in soundboard. Years ago, everything was nearly all audience. Not their best show, though - they got better a few days later.