Led Zeppelin bootleg: Any Port In A Storm

Source: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/5903200/Led_Zeppelin_Any_Port_in_a_Storm_%28bootleg%29%28rock%29%28mp3_320%29%5Brogerc Thanks for the original upload I fixed the filenames and tags to so as to align those names with what was actually played. I used Audacity to do the following; I otherwise left the tracks alone: I split John Paul Jones' Mellotron solo and the immediately following Thank You into separate tracks. I moved the How Many More Times intro from the end of the Thank You track to the beginning of the How Many More Times track. (Putting the intro to a song on the previous track is something that often frustrates me about live recordings in general.)

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Imperator42 (2011-04-03)

No, it's a finished product - upon downloading the source torrent I mentioned, I noticed a few simple changes I wanted to make, so I made them and reuploaded.
The torrent's taking a while to initially propagate because I have low upload bandwith.

nemosrings (2011-05-30)

If you had edited, saved as FLAC & uploaded as FLAC, I'd have no objections to the re-editing. But to edit mp3's & reconvert back into mp3 means loss of audio quality.
Ignorance is bliss until you know about these things. :D
How to Edit & save as FLAC using Audacity? Save as WAV or AIFF first. Then convert to FLAC using a decent FLAC converter. FLAC can contain audio tags, descriptions & artwork btw, similar to mp3 id3 tags.
Thanks for the upload & the references.