Thanks to fellow IORRer, Marko, I'm now enjoying this show. IMO, it doesn't stand back to the legendary first show.

A very balanced mix (more punch in Ronnie's guitar), as well as a first class performance

yes it has a very good stereo sound
one of the best soundboard stuff from the 81 US tour

Ronnie's slide solo on Let It Bleed is insane! Fantastic solo

The word among collectors was it's as good as the PPV.
I first got a so-so aud recording that left me cold but thx to the WV soundboard one realizes it's a fantastic show.
JMImagiantion in particular is wonderful!.

No they didn't cruise for the last show of 81! ><

Any links or websites where I could find the audio for the 2nd Hampton show? Is it on youtube?

[www.filefactory.com]

Was this (the 19th) available in part or whole under any other name, official or unofficial? I thought I pretty much had the best soundboards from that tour.

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dcba
[www.filefactory.com]

Thanks for the link, but any free downloads preferably?

Sam, if you click on "slow download", it's free

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jpasc95
Sam, if you click on "slow download", it's free

Thanks

The long unedited version of Still Life´s IMAGINATION is so @#$%& fantastic!!!

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dcba
[www.filefactory.com]

Thanks for the link, but any free downloads preferably?

If you want more from wolfgangs vaults recordings,email me

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TooTough
The long unedited version of Still Life´s IMAGINATION is so @#$%& fantastic!!!

Yeah it's a gem. Jagger seems surprised by how good the band is on that one.

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dcba
[www.filefactory.com]

Thanks for the link!

I got it from the IORR vaults. I haven't done anything really...

Does anyone know if any of the tracks on Still Life are from the 19th?

JMI in a truncated form...

Thanks.

This show could have my fav ever live performance of Beast of Burden. Great work from Woody and Mick's delivery throughout the song is fantastic. And the more I listen to this performance (and this tour in general) the more I love Ernie Watts' sax playing. Some really beautiful melodies that are reminiscent of Mick Taylor, in terms of melodic fluidness. Also, this show really makes me yearn for the days when the Stones would just jam live, and kinda just feel out where the song was going. When not literally every aspect of the show was so choreographed. The improvisation made for some truly awesome, unexpected moments.

Unremarkable IMO.

Rude rude rude rude. I wish I were nude.