Nicaraguan earthquake victimes 73, still love it specially Im free... that would be a great archive release....

this is complete news for me...thought it was 'Liver than you'll ever be' from Oakland Coliseum 1969....

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Nicaraguan earthquake victimes 73, still love it specially Im free... that would be a great archive release....

On vinyl?
Very cool. I remember ordering a bootleg cassette of this in the mid-80s .....by phone! I saw it in a catalogue. I was so excited I kept telling the guy over and over - 'I can't believe I found this!'

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Nicaraguan earthquake victimes 73, still love it specially Im free... that would be a great archive release....

They didn't play that there...

Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Route 66
It's All Over Now
Happy
Tumbling Dice
No Expectations
Sweet Virginia
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Dead Flowers
Stray Cat Blues
Live With Me
All Down The Line
Rip This Joint
Jumping Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

Happy Birthday Charlie from 1972

Back in 93 I got Welcome to NY from a french CD store ... I didn't even have a CD player.

My two first bootlegs were "One More Time" (Gothenburg 1982) and "Hold On Tight" (MSG 1975). I don't remember which one I got first.

philadelphia special-1972

My ever first boot was from TOTA 75: "Sad songs is all i know...."
I loved the distorted and guitar phased versions of angie & wild horses

Liver, then very soon after, the EP with the Chess outtakes.

Anyone remember Rochdale College, Bloor St Toronto, there was a small record store there that had those early boots, Dylan's Great White Wonder was around that time as well. Ah memories......

Stoned concerts.....does anyone remember the mail order co. in chapel hill nc.? called "the rock'n roll university" run by a guy named wayne rogers ?

The very first Stones bootleg must be "Cops and Robbers" on EP.... I think it was released around 1968/69....

My first Stones bootleg was "Lips" (Hyde Park 69 / Zuiderpark The Hague 1976)

Very Ancient, Thank You Kindly

Not shure anymore but I thinK my first vinyls were:
We never got it on till Detroit and Liver

I'm became a fan in 1989 and my first bootleg (cd) was the Japanese release "Urban Jungle" aka Wembly 1990, which was later released as Seventh of July. Still one of my favorite bootlegs.
The funy thing is, because of the great quality of this cd, I thought that all the bootlegs were in such fantastic quality. Ofcourse I soon found out that was not the case!

Rock-out Cock-out in 1977, I'd say
If You Can't Rock Me in 1977/early 78
and then came the flood from the 1978 tour...

I think mine was called Mad Shadows.

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Stoned concerts.....does anyone remember the mail order co. in chapel hill nc.? called "the rock'n roll university" run by a guy named wayne rogers ?

Sure do. I still have a "catalog" (remember it was just written on a TYPEWRITER!!)
postmarked sep 22 1973 with an 8 cent Eisenhower stamp on it..
it says "Single LPs $3.75 (sorry for the price increase but my suppliers have put the bite on me)" it also states "Postage-remember .its $.50 oer order NOT per record"! THOSE WERE THE DAYS



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The very first Stones bootleg must be "Cops and Robbers" on EP.... I think it was released around 1968/69....

My first Stones bootleg was "Lips" (Hyde Park 69 / Zuiderpark The Hague 1976)

I believe I bought my "Cops" as a new release per mailorder in 1973.

Mine could be the Hyde park cd on a crap Italian label (Red Panther?). Found it at Gibert Jeune around 1989. I was hooked on collecting boots...

My first one was "Atlantic City 89" (could be bought regulary in stores back around 1990), followed by "Get yer leeds lungs out" ....

My first was 'Claudine. Accidents WIll Happen'

Nasty Music on LP.

Live from Detroit - dbl. LP
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New York Tour - Passiac 78 dbl. LP

The Stars In the Sky they never lie - 73 tour LP

all from a record fair in 1981 or maybe '82


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Stoned concerts.....does anyone remember the mail order co. in chapel hill nc.? called "the rock'n roll university" run by a guy named wayne rogers ?

Sure do. I still have a "catalog" (remember it was just written on a TYPEWRITER!!)
postmarked sep 22 1973 with an 8 cent Eisenhower stamp on it..
it says "Single LPs $3.75 (sorry for the price increase but my suppliers have put the bite on me)" it also states "Postage-remember .its $.50 oer order NOT per record"! THOSE WERE THE DAYS

I still have several "catalogs" too...1st boot i boughtfrom them(for$3.75)was "stone relics"..summer 73.....the "stoned concerts" boot i bought in dec.70...

It seemed like there were several good mail order bootlegs places out of NC back then!

you know, the time of the great bands, was really a faboulous area, but recording techniques were in their infancy. you might dig out that old 78 that propably sounds like this ! one of the greatest versions of gimmie shelter follows, from burnin at the hollywood palladium, but just a snippet, but long enough to know that this was my invitation!
beautiful times were that, after that i got " mick taylor we miss you, get your rocks off, stars in the sky , who went to church this sunday, "and so on, all the classics, but how many fleamarkets, recordfairs and very early morning wakings had it take. it goes to this very day, the chance to get something special from the group, is always the motor to spend the last money,to trade or whatever, when you see something, you think you need.
i know that somewhere out there is something...., maybe tommorow?

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Stoned concerts.....does anyone remember the mail order co. in chapel hill nc.? called "the rock'n roll university" run by a guy named wayne rogers ?

Sure do. I still have a "catalog" (remember it was just written on a TYPEWRITER!!)
postmarked sep 22 1973 with an 8 cent Eisenhower stamp on it..
it says "Single LPs $3.75 (sorry for the price increase but my suppliers have put the bite on me)" it also states "Postage-remember .its $.50 oer order NOT per record"! THOSE WERE THE DAYS

Would you be so kind as to post a scan of a few pages for us? I believe you, I just want to stroll down memory lane a bit more.

Thank you kindly.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

"Rolling Stones 90" (Papillon)