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Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Honestman ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:18

What a really good news thumbs up ! Finaly they've widely opened their vaults.
Just gimme the full Mocambo Shows in the next ones to come for Christmaswinking smiley

HMN

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: MadMax ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:18

Print 'em on a recordwith a cover and a tasty booklet and I'll buy 3 of each. Don't send it through the fax or internet or radar or whatever this shit is.

You're a rag trade girl, You're the queen of porn, You're the easiest lay on the white house lawn!!

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: shortfatfanny ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:23

without having any idea about their plans I simply hope if the sixs shows won´t be available separetly as CD or vinyl
they will be packed in a box....

a bigger six pack


Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: 2000man ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:24

Their best album released in the past 30 years

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Ross ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:29

Available in FLAC here:

[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: straycatblues73 ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:29

Quote
Ross
Quote
atsu69
> And..Heartbreakers wasn't played in Brussels, so is it the London version?
> Mathijs

No, it's different from well known London Sep.9.

Heartbreaker was played at the second Brussels show,wasn't it?


must have been , cause the heartbreaker ending on the end of the videoclip ( which is all we got here !)is different than london , taylor plays a downward series of notes .

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: shortfatfanny ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:33

On fb just the announcement of the launch of the stones archive website...

"The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones are proud to announce the launch of www.StonesArchive.com where international fans will be able to buy their 1973 lost live album "The Brussels Affair", have access to exclusive sleevenotes, view limited edition photos, films and rare merchandise. Fans will be able to purchase exclusive merchandise, lithographs & deluxe box sets. "


Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Adams ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:33

[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: donvis ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:35

Releasing this after all these years is a historic and unprecidented event. I am amazed that they even used the bootleg title for the release! I would like to point out to the Stones though if they read this that for once they are behind the curve in a rare business mistep. The Golden Age of making money from recorded music as Mick Jagger himself said, was the 70's thru the Cd release era when the recorc companies were giving fat contracts. Think of all the money they could have made from satisfying their fans by releasing this 30 years ago.

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Whale ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:37

Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!
Does that link work from Europe?

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Smokey ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:41

Quote
Gazza
The latter. Definitely. I doubt there's the demand for CD/vinyl issues of 5-6 Stones archive concerts a year. Makes no sense, economically, especially in an area where the arse has dropped out of the industry.

If what is driving this release is the "promotional" payment from Google and not the royalties, then a CD might not be an essential part of the package.

By the way, on the other Brussels thread there is an old discussion about your copy of the video promo from Brussels (Brussels Express). I had noted the version that circulates has dubbed sound, and you mentioned somewhere that you might be able to check your copy. Were you ever able to check your copy to determine whether or not it had dubbed sound?

Re: Keith's Facebook and Website says Brussels '73 is to be officially released
Posted by: brianwalker ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:46

Quote
Rolling Hansie
[www.keithrichards.com]

I was already rolling my eyes at the 3 pictures of him smoking cigs on his site, then the camera starts and of course he lights up a cig. He is the most determined person I know. Christ we get it already. He is unbearable.

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: micwer ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:53

Wasn't Jagger saying "this one is called Doo Doop Doo Doo" before Heartbreaker on the bootleg? It strangely disappeared on the new MP3 version.

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: mrfancyman ()
Date: November 17, 2011 17:58

Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!

OK, then we just have to wait when there will be a torrent I think.
I think tonight there will be one probably....

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: LieB ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:08

"The Rolling Stones are proud to announce the launch of www.StonesArchive.com where international fans will be able to buy their 1973 lost live album "The Brussels Affair", have access to exclusive sleevenotes, view limited edition photos, films and rare merchandise. Fans will be able to purchase exclusive merchandise, lithographs & deluxe box sets."

Seems to be what we've been waiting for all these years. And the Brussels Affair is a great thing to open it up with! I for one am hoping for some rare stuff, like 1970 live shows and lesser known '72 and '73 recordings (what about Sydney and Perth).

It will probably show up on Pirate Bay sooner or later. I don't wanna finance Google taking over the world, but I'd definitely pay $9 to encourage more live releases of this kind.

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Mathijs ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:09

Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!

Friggin hell! On first listen: fantastic! Second listen: Heartbreaker is NOT the London 9/9/73 version, but it does sound one of the London shows to me. Its kind of an enstranging experience to listen to MR in this quality. The single best performance ever done by the Stones, in this quality...I've listened to it for 25 years, tried to cop every guitar lick burried in the mix, and now here it is, bleeding hard right in your ears! And what happened with Jagger's harp? Did they route that through an amp? There's mre distortion, it sounds much rawer now, but also much more modern. All Down The Line starts as the known 2nd show version, but the mistake by Keith (or tech problems?) are missing. Is this two takes edited together?

The second Brussels show is good, but not nearly as good as the first show or the first show and London 9/9/73 combined. The London versions of Gimme Shelter, Happy, Heartbreaker and SFM, and the Brussels version of Angie and especially TD are Stones defining in my opinion, and these are all missing now.

But that's just whining about really the best release since Undercover -the Stones finally, finally have released something UNALTERED from their best years!

Mathijs

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: gotdablouse ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:10

Now why is it $7 for 256kbps MP3 when Google customers pay $5 for 320kbps ? And FLAC for $7.00 WTF ?! They're going go milk it right till the end aren't they!


Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: maumau ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:11

Quote
Whale
Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!
Does that link work from Europe?

Yes, just bought and dowloaded flacs, easily, smoothly, very good thumbs up thumbs up

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: LieB ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:12

Quote
micwer
Wasn't Jagger saying "this one is called Doo Doop Doo Doo" before Heartbreaker on the bootleg? It strangely disappeared on the new MP3 version.

It's probably because the one on the common bootleg is from London, while this newly released one is most likely from Brussels 2nd show (previously not circulating in soundboard quality).

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: hockenheim95 ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:14

i'm downloading it right now. please do NOT LOAD it up on hungercity or elsewhere!please buy it! only if we buy these things they continue with it!

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: andrea66 ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:17

it is a good timing to me. many other artists have been more generous with their vaults but now it seems it is stones time.
good timing because fans base is getting old , band mambers (most of them) are still alive and doing ok and the band is not out of busines yet.
opening the vaults in for example 2015-2020 would have not had the same attention

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Braincapers ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:20

If I buy the flac version is it easy to burn a high quality CD and get lower quality mp3 versions?

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Whale ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:21

Quote
maumau
Quote
Whale
Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!
Does that link work from Europe?

Yes, just bought and dowloaded flacs, easily, smoothly, very good thumbs up thumbs up
Will do the same thing in two hours or so!

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: terry ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:23

Just when you think the stones are done n dusted,
they got loads of stuff lined up,you can never write this group off.
Silly me for thinking otherwise....love it

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: kowalski ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:25

Quote
Braincapers
If I buy the flac version is it easy to burn a high quality CD and get lower quality mp3 versions?

Very easy to convert in any format you want with softs like dBpoweramp or Foobar. iTunes can't read FLAC...

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: LieB ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:25

Quote
Mathijs
Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!

Friggin hell! On first listen: fantastic! Second listen: Heartbreaker is NOT the London 9/9/73 version, but it does sound one of the London shows to me. Its kind of an enstranging experience to listen to MR in this quality. The single best performance ever done by the Stones, in this quality...I've listened to it for 25 years, tried to cop every guitar lick burried in the mix, and now here it is, bleeding hard right in your ears! And what happened with Jagger's harp? Did they route that through an amp? There's mre distortion, it sounds much rawer now, but also much more modern. All Down The Line starts as the known 2nd show version, but the mistake by Keith (or tech problems?) are missing. Is this two takes edited together?

The second Brussels show is good, but not nearly as good as the first show or the first show and London 9/9/73 combined. The London versions of Gimme Shelter, Happy, Heartbreaker and SFM, and the Brussels version of Angie and especially TD are Stones defining in my opinion, and these are all missing now.

But that's just whining about really the best release since Undercover -the Stones finally, finally have released something UNALTERED from their best years!

Mathijs
Yeah isn't it funny and typical how, when they finally get to releasing this, they choose a worse performance. But I ain't complaining, I'm very very happy to get some unheard material. The KBFH bootleg is still perfect quality IMHO, I'm happy to keep that one alongside this release.

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Mathijs ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:25

Quote
LieB
Quote
micwer
Wasn't Jagger saying "this one is called Doo Doop Doo Doo" before Heartbreaker on the bootleg? It strangely disappeared on the new MP3 version.

It's probably because the one on the common bootleg is from London, while this newly released one is most likely from Brussels 2nd show (previously not circulating in soundboard quality).

They didn't play Heartbreaker after Glascow.

Mathijs

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: Mathijs ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:31

Quote
LieB
Quote
Mathijs
Quote
Adams
[www.stonesarchivestore.com]

ha, available in lossless as well, effing great!!!!

Friggin hell! On first listen: fantastic! Second listen: Heartbreaker is NOT the London 9/9/73 version, but it does sound one of the London shows to me. Its kind of an enstranging experience to listen to MR in this quality. The single best performance ever done by the Stones, in this quality...I've listened to it for 25 years, tried to cop every guitar lick burried in the mix, and now here it is, bleeding hard right in your ears! And what happened with Jagger's harp? Did they route that through an amp? There's mre distortion, it sounds much rawer now, but also much more modern. All Down The Line starts as the known 2nd show version, but the mistake by Keith (or tech problems?) are missing. Is this two takes edited together?

The second Brussels show is good, but not nearly as good as the first show or the first show and London 9/9/73 combined. The London versions of Gimme Shelter, Happy, Heartbreaker and SFM, and the Brussels version of Angie and especially TD are Stones defining in my opinion, and these are all missing now.

But that's just whining about really the best release since Undercover -the Stones finally, finally have released something UNALTERED from their best years!

Mathijs
Yeah isn't it funny and typical how, when they finally get to releasing this, they choose a worse performance. But I ain't complaining, I'm very very happy to get some unheard material. The KBFH bootleg is still perfect quality IMHO, I'm happy to keep that one alongside this release.

Aha, I was wrong, but still noted something different. There is a version of ADTL where Keith cuts out, and Taylor tries to continue the rhythm guitar. But that's not Brussel 2nd. What does happen on Brussel 2nd is that Taylor starts the solo, but apparently breaks a string or something, as he stops the solo after a couple of bars, only to return when Jagger starts singing.

On this new release they used the solo of Taylor from the first show!

Mathijs

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: ChrisM ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:35

I have had what I thought was a good boot of Brussels for years but I just purchased this I'm listening to 'Street Fighting Man' right now and wow! What a difference a good mix and remaster makes, even in in mp3! Guitars are up front and there is a good balance of sound. I can hardly wait to listen to the rest of it and wait with anticipation as to what the other releases will be. At last, the the Stones are catching up with 21st century and releasing some real gems!

Re: Google Music to offer six unreleased Stones concerts
Posted by: maumau ()
Date: November 17, 2011 18:37

well listening right now the flac version through my headphones and WOW! that's beautiful spinning smiley sticking its tongue out

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