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Unrestored pro-shot footage of Led Zeppelin performing in Amsterdam on October 5, 1969 will be broadcast on Dutch television on December 10, it has been announced. Dutch television show “Top 2000: The Untold Stories” will broadcast footage of Led Zeppelin performing “Dazed and Confused” in 1969 as part of the show’s December 10 episode on NPO 3. The footage is the same archive material that was restored for the deluxe Blu-ray release of “Becoming Led Zeppelin”, however the December 10 broadcast will use the unrestored version of the performance. Along with the footage, the episode will apparently include an interview with Jimmy Page. “The filmmakers also spoke with founder and guitarist Jimmy Page, who reflects on his early years with the band,” an announcement of the episode said, according to an English translation. It’s unclear whether the interview is a new conversation with Page or archive footage. “Top 2000” previously interviewed Page in 2014. The deluxe Blu-ray version of “Becoming Led Zeppelin” had been scheduled to be released on September 30, but has been delayed and remains unreleased. ### Related posts: ## Previously unseen Led Zeppelin photos by Jeffrey Mayer are now available to buy as prints ## Is this the rarest Led Zeppelin record in the world? ## Here's what that mysterious Led Zeppelin promotional image could be about _Follow Led Zeppelin News onTwitter and Facebook to stay up to date on news as it happens. You can also sign up to our email for a digest of the latest news sent to your inbox. LedZepNews uses paid Amazon referral links to earn commissions to cover its costs._

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