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| Stonefarker |
Does anyone know if SM are going to release this?
It's New York 25/07/1972 second show (last of the Tour). I have some MP3 samples and the sound is as good as LA 1st & 2nd and nearly as good as Charlotte 1972 (which IMO is the best audience rec. from the tour) !!!!
Does anyone have any info about the whereabouts of this show???? Word is SM have had the recording for over 3 years....???!!!!
Thanks,
Frustrated Stonefarker... |
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| mac_daddy |
I just a got a low-gen source of this show, but it has nothing to do with Sister Morphine...
It rocks. |
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| Stonefarker |
Can you supply me with a copy of it? I have much to trade... |
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| riccardo |
Actually the Last of the Tour gig was on the 26th.Are you sure you have a tape of the 25th July show? |
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| mac_daddy |
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riccardo wrote:
Actually the Last of the Tour gig was on the 26th.Are you sure you have a tape of the 25th July show?
I know I just received a smoking source from 72 MSG. I don't remember the date offhand, but I thought I remember reading it was the last of the tour... |
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| mac_daddy |
riccardo - thanks for prompting me to check my sources...
I was totally wrong, so I apologize for misleading anybody...
the lowgen source I just received from MSG is from the last week of the 1969 tour...
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Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, 11-27-69
Setlist:
1. Sam Cutler Intro
2. Jumping Jack Flash
3. Carol
4. Sympathy For The Devil
5. Stray Cat Blues
6. Love In Vain
7. Prodigal Son
8. You Gotta Move
9. Under My Thumb
10. I�m Free
11. Midnight Rambler
12. Live With Me
13. Little Queenie
14. (I Can�t Get No) Satisfaction
15. Honky Tonk Women
16. Street Fighting Man
Source/Gen: master > 1st gen casssette > CDR > wav (EAC) > shn (mkw)
Quality: very good audience (8.0/8.5), a bit distant at during the first few minutes but it improves during JJF.
Notes:
This show is from the last week of the band�s 1969 US tour, just a few days before Altamont. The playing is tight throughout and this concert is one of their best live performances ever featuring Mick Taylor who was in the band for just four months but whose playing is phenomenal already. The backing tracks of several songs (incl. Jumpin� Jack Flash and Honky Tonk Women) were used on the "Get Yer Ya-Ya�s Out album" which features material from all three MSG performances.
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from the shows in question (MSG 1972) I have these discs from the Stones Touring Party box...
The Rolling Stones
Touring Party 1972
Volume 3- Burning At The Garden
Rattle Snake RS 053/54
Original Cd>EAC>WAV>SHN
Disc One
New York,Ny 7/26/72
1.Brown Sugar
2.Bitch
3.Rocks Off
4.Gimme Shelter
5.Happy
6.Tumbling Dice
7.All Down The Line
8.You Can't Always Get What You Want
9.Midnight Rambler
10.Bye Bye Johnny
11.Rip This Joint
12.Love In Vain
13.Sweet Virginia
14.Jumping Jack Flash
Disc Two
New York,Ny 1st show 7/25/72
1.Brown Sugar
2.Street Fighting Man
Montreux, Switzerland 5/21/72
3.Shake Your Hips
4.Bluesberry Jam
5.John's Jam
6.Tumbling Dice #1
7.Tumbling Dice #2
8.Loving Cup
Burbank,Ca. 5/72
9.Fragment of the Cocksucker Blues movie
Vancouver,B.C. 6/3/72
10.Honky Tonk Women
11.Loving Cup
12.Torn And Frayed
13.Ventilator Blues
Ft. Worth,Tx. 1st show 6/24/72
14.Sweet Black Angel
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| Jason P. |
Sister Morphine never had any intention of releasing this
disc. It was all to hype their "label" |
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| Stonefarker |
Really?
Well a tape must exist then of this show as I have 3 MP3 samples from the concert and it sounds great - does anyone have this on tape?? |
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| jb |
Is this soundboard quality? |
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| Joey |
I only listen to Soundboards ! |
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| jb |
Me too...does the Who and or Steelie Dan have soundboard boots? |
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| glencar |
Can we drop the Steely Dan talk please? |
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| mac_daddy |
Joey and JB - I implore you to listen to some good AUD sources - a well done AUD can sound better than most SBDs. The 2003 Budokan show is a perfect example of this...
btw, I just got two fresh 74 Steely sbds... "Metal Leg" is the boot title, I think...
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| mac_daddy |
this one is making the rounds now, too. It is new to me...
The Rolling Stones
Boston Gardens, Boston, MA, July 18, 1972
Setlist
1. Brown Sugar
2. Bitch
3. Rocks Off
4. Gimme Shelter
5. Happy
6. Tumbling Dice
7. Love In Vain
8. Sweet Virginia
9. All Down The Line
10. Midnight Rambler
11. Band Intros
12. Bye Bye Johnny
13. Rip This Joint
14. Jumpin� Jack Flash
15. Street Fighting Man
16. Honky Tonk Women (encore)
Source: "They�re Really Rockin� In Boston" (VGP-020, Vinyl Gang Product)
Gen: Silver disc > CDR > wav (EAC) > shn (mkw)
Quality: very good audience (8.0)
Notes:
This legendary show started four hours late because Mick and Keith were arrested earlier that day for assaulting a newspaper photographer (there are variuos comments about the same from the stage). Nevertheless, the performance is solid and the patient crowd gets rewarded with a rare "Honky Tonk Women" encore.
The sound is clear, slightly marred by the arena acoustics but very good overall.
Length: 72:04 |
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