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July xx, 1969 - The band play many festivals now on their third American tour
| July xx, 1970 - Additional recording for Led Zeppelin III at London’s Island Studios
| July 16, 1970 - Photographer Chris Welch films Led Zeppelin on his 8mm camera, some clips later used in the Whole Lotta Love promo video
| July xx, 1971 - Untitled gets re-mixed in London
| July 05, 1971 - A riot erupts mid-concert, forcing Led Zeppelin to stop after about 40 minutes
| July xx, 1972 - After repeated bad press, Led Zeppelin hire their first publicity firm
| July 20, 1973 - A last minute decision is made to film the remaining part of the tour
| July xx, 1973 - Led Zeppelin is filmed over the three nights for their film that will emerge as The Song Remains The Same
| July xx, 1974 - After viewing their 1973 filmed performance, it is apparent critical errors were made
| July xx, 1974 - Mixing for Physical Graffiti at Olympic Studios
| July 05, 1975 - The band meet in Montreux to discuss adding South America and Japan to the end of their North American tour
| July xx, 1976 - Bonham and Page fly to Montreux, Switzerland to check out some new sound and drum effects
| July 17, 1977 - The last ever performance of Moby Dick played at the Seattle Kingdome
| July 24, 1977 - The band plays its last US date at the Oakland Coliseum
| July xx, 1978 - Led Zeppelin are invited to perform at Maggie Bell’s Festival Hall show
| July xx, 1979 - Led Zeppelin film their rehearsal at Bray Studios
| July 04, 1979 - Led Zeppelin confirm a second date at Knebworth in August 1979
| July 05, 1980 - Simon Kirke joins in on drums for an encore in Munich
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