Just came by two topics about the Stones in Stereo and the Stone In Mono....so why not the Stones In Quadrophonia..............

Don't think the Stones released something in Quadrophonia, at least I don't hope so ... I realy can't stand it, I remember I ones went to a Quadrophonia demonstration awfull

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when i saw 'ladies and gentlemen the rolling stones' premiering at movie theatre in nyc, it was in "Quad sound" or somesuch...they actually had amazing sound w amazing clarity and a special sound system just for this...it was amazingly GREAT sonics...so i guess they have done this already.

it was rEaL loud and ReAl good!!!!!! when me and my friends first heard the warm up taps on charlies kit we looked at each other stunned. THIS was gonna be LOUD and really TASTY; and it was...just incrediballll



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when i saw 'ladies and gentlemen the rolling stones' premiering at movie theatre in nyc, it was in "Quad sound" or somesuch...they actually had amazing sound w amazing clarity and a special sound system just for this...it was amazingly GREAT sonics...so i guess they have done this already.

it was rEaL loud and ReAl good!!!!!! when me and my friends first heard the warm up taps on charlies kit we looked at each other stunned. THIS was gonna be LOUD and really TASTY; and it was...just incrediballll

Quite right. Good memory, Beely

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when i saw 'ladies and gentlemen the rolling stones' premiering at movie theatre in nyc, it was in "Quad sound" or somesuch...they actually had amazing sound w amazing clarity and a special sound system just for this...it was amazingly GREAT sonics...so i guess they have done this already.

it was rEaL loud and ReAl good!!!!!! when me and my friends first heard the warm up taps on charlies kit we looked at each other stunned. THIS was gonna be LOUD and really TASTY; and it was...just incrediballll

Sounds like it would make for an awesome DVD/Blu-ray with an original surround mix all ready to go.

"Release it Mick, with the Deluxe Exile set".

wasn't the stones 73 king biscuit hr radio shows done in quad?

There was a quadraphonic version of Monkey Grip. I wish I had bought it.

I'm not an expert on the subject, but it seems like quad was supposed to be "the next big thing" in audio starting around '73 or so. By late '75 you didn't see any more new quad albums coming out. If I remember right there were two competing formats: Discreet and Matrix, and that didn't help.

Plus, you had to buy two more speakers.

Johnny Winter Still Alive & Well was in Quad.... Silver Train .....
Pretty sure still have album somewhere ....



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when i saw 'ladies and gentlemen the rolling stones' premiering at movie theatre in nyc, it was in "Quad sound" or somesuch...they actually had amazing sound w amazing clarity and a special sound system just for this...it was amazingly GREAT sonics...so i guess they have done this already.

it was rEaL loud and ReAl good!!!!!! when me and my friends first heard the warm up taps on charlies kit we looked at each other stunned. THIS was gonna be LOUD and really TASTY; and it was...just incrediballll

Quite right. Good memory, Beely

If I remember correctly, the newspaper ads for the film promised that it could be played at over 100 decibels completely without distortion. The following year, the Who tried to go them one better by releasing the film version of TOMMY in "quintaphonic" sound.

Speaking of the Who, the title of this thread confused me a little. I thought maybe the original poster was asking if there's any mention of the Stones in the Who film Quadrophenia. There isn't, but there is one shot where you do briefly see a Yardbirds poster!



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As I wrote beforeI once read that the quad signal is on the soundtrack of 'Ladies & Gentlemen' and cannot be removed so the proud owners of a surround system should be able to play the bootleg soundtrack in quad.

Can anyone confirm this?

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Was the Philadelphia premiere at the Fox Theater. My grandfather was a projectionist there at the time. I remember getting a white styrofoam frisbee with a lapping tongue on it as a five or six year old.

Cheers, Michael

so no official albums were ever released with quad sound?