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That’s why Los Angeles area rock freak Mike “The Mic” Millard is a hero to bootleg fanatics all over the globe. He used a phony wheelchair to sneak a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder into Seventies and Eighties shows at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. When the lights dimmed, he’d wire the machine to microphones connected to his hat and simply walk to the front of the venue. The trick allowed him to capture shows by Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, Genesis, Rush, Yes, and many others with incredible sound quality and little audience noise.
That’s why Los Angeles area rock freak Mike “The Mic” Millard is a hero to bootleg fanatics all over the globe. He used a phony wheelchair to sneak a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder into Seventies and Eighties shows at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. When the lights dimmed, he’d wire the machine to microphones connected to his hat and simply walk to the front of the venue. The trick allowed him to capture shows by Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, Genesis, Rush, Yes, and many others with incredible sound quality and little audience noise.