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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-09-13 20:07 by UrbanSteel.

Great stuff, UrbanSteel - thanks very much!! ><

best regards,

FC

Well, that was cool. I remember the '69 show being a rather low-key affair, but after the '72 show I felt run over by a truck as it headed out of town. Those clips show why. Whew!

gosh i love those shows i saw in '72, including msg; i don't know if anything in my life since has really definitively beat that, frankly

more more more !!!

urbansteel you're the best--thank you

Thanks, but please note this isn't pro-shot video. It's amateur video and audio.

I believe IMP synchronized silent video with separate audio but not certain. It's very well synchronized, unlike most amateur video from that era.

Thanks a bunch Urban. The second MSG show on the July 25th was my very first Stones concert. I was in the 5th row and got those seats via the mail in lottery. Face value on ticket was $6.50. Probably still ranks as the best Stones I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of shows since then. Other high ranking shows are Hampton 81 and Paradiso 95.

HBK

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Thanks a bunch Urban. The second MSG show on the July 25th was my very first Stones concert. I was in the 5th row and got those seats via the mail in lottery. Face value on ticket was $6.50. Probably still ranks as the best Stones I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of shows since then. Other high ranking shows are Hampton 81 and Paradiso 95.

HBK

Little did you know then what a blessing unbestowed it was to see that show. Seattle 75, whilst still from the Golden Era, still doesn't beat 72.

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

The wide shot of Keith and Mick at the end of Bitch is great. The problem with all the officially released stuff is it is too Mick-centric.

cool clips! thanks again, UrbanSteel! ><

How anyone could get the idea that this is a "pro shot" video is beyond me.