I remember in the old Sticky Fingers mags there have been bootleg charts and best-of lists, too!
They had that big poster with the Stones 40(50)? greatest boots!

And . . once you start . . it ain't easy . .!!

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- Live'r Than You'll Ever Be, 69
- Get Your Leeds Lungs Out, 71
- Fort Worth, 72
- Brussels Affair, 73
- LA Forum, 75
- El Mocambo, 77
- Handsome Girls, 78
- Girls, Pills & Powders, 78
- Cirkus Krone, 03
- Warsaw, 07

hmm, well the first 3 are the best.

I would perhaps exchange Warsaw with Budapest (2007), and Fort Worth with New York MSG (1972) but...yes...I agree with this list...

Rockman - That is awesome!!

I havn't heard it but everone on here are always talking about Ladies and Gentlemen being their best, but it hasn't been mensioned on this thread???

Eeeer Ladies and Gentlemen is a good one...



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Wish I'd heard enough bootlegs to have a Top Ten (but I'm working on it, and this thread will be very useful.)

Necrophilia is always a cool listen ... Spector influence at nearly every turn...





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Hi ,has anyone got a decent sounding boot of Brixton Accademy 95 ? I have a double silver but the sound is shite

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I havn't heard it but everone on here are always talking about Ladies and Gentlemen being their best, but it hasn't been mensioned on this thread???

You Can't Do That Baby! is the VGP release of the Ladies and Gentlemen soundtrack...it's awesome.

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Necrophilia is always a cool listen ... Spector influence at nearly every turn...

I have "Having A Laugh In Brixton" Two CD...nice sounding boot!

Other folks included non-Stones boots, so I'll add Led Zeppelin "Four Blocks in the Snow" (MSG Feb 12, 1975). For Zep fans, it's a must-have.

As for the Stones' "Hampton '81" & "Ladies & Gentlemen", these are absolutely essential bootleg DVDs. I'd be willing to bet that they will never be officially released as Mr. Jagger is fully aware that they are in widespread circulation. Same goes for the legendary Brussels/Wembley 1973 audio AND the 1972 "Lost Live Album".

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Necrophilia is always a cool listen ... Spector influence at nearly every turn...

I have "Having A Laugh In Brixton" Two CD...nice sounding boot!

I suppose you meant to quote a different post.....
Anyways, "Having a Laugh In Brixton" is not the best source for July 19th 1995 at all

"Necrophilia"....yeah that's a nice listen; it's almost like what "Metamorphosis" almost accomplished - but didn't.....despite of some great songs on side B, "Metamorphosis" is not a pleasant listen, if one doesn't skip tracks.
The pop version of "Blue Turns To Grey" on Necrophilia is excellent....

Yeah ERIK ....I wondered what happened there with the Brixton thing...



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Difficult to choose but take a look:

1-Brasil 2006
2-St.Louis 1997
3-Fort Worth 1978
4-Montreal 1989
5-Leeds 1971
6-Paris 1998
7-Seattle 1981
8-Imst 1999
9-Austin 2006
10-Lyon 1976

I need a love to keep me Happy!!!
Vincent aka Littletanda

Hampton 81 (Beast Of Burden, LSTNT, Under My Thumb, Hang Fire, Imagination)

Gorgeous Girls (Beast Of Burden, Respectable, Far Away Eyes, HTW)

Brussels 1973 (Angie, YCAGWYW best ever live performances)

St Louis 1997 (Satisfaction, Out Of Control, Wild Horses, T Dice)

Wembley Fm Broadcast 1990 (Best ever Start Me Up, phenomenol)

Leeds 1971 (Dead Flowers)
UTRECHT Aug 16 2003 (Worried About You, Saint Of Me, Strong My Love Is, my fave club show of the tour)

Some Girls Tour Rehearsals (Crackin' Up, chills)

Stripped Companion (Shine A Light, Dead Flowers, Memory Motel)

o2 Arena 21/8/07 (Beast Of Burden, Let It Bleed, Rocks Off, Respectable, CYHMK)

Tokyo Dome DVD 1990 (Almost Hear You Sigh, Sympathy, Ruby Tuesday. Keef was brilliant that night)

out on bail 78
san diego 69
hampton 81
sweet home chicago (with muddy waters) 81
7th of july 90 - i was there
double door 97
brussels affair 73
voodoo brew/stew/residue 93/4
missing jewels 75
live in japan 95


hard to pick only 10 !

sc uk

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Necrophilia is always a cool listen ... Spector influence at nearly every turn...

I have "Having A Laugh In Brixton" Two CD...nice sounding boot!

I suppose you meant to quote a different post.....
Anyways, "Having a Laugh In Brixton" is not the best source for July 19th 1995 at all

"Necrophilia"....yeah that's a nice listen; it's almost like what "Metamorphosis" almost accomplished - but didn't.....despite of some great songs on side B, "Metamorphosis" is not a pleasant listen, if one doesn't skip tracks.
The pop version of "Blue Turns To Grey" on Necrophilia is excellent....

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Yes... i pressed the wrong quote button...

Well just count yaself lucky ya ain't in control of the Nuc weapons ....KABOOMBA!!!



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