Someone DID record it! Awesome!! I just did a quick remaster so that I could listen to it on the way home from my studio. I might do a serious mixdown on it in the future but I had to spent a minute to make it atleast listenable. The source is distorted... I just tried to clean it up and bring out the instrumentation while minimizing the nasty distorted frequencies.

Before & After sample - http://www.hatfieldmedia.com/LeTrabendo-sample.mp3

Complete Concert as a single mp3 - http://www.hatfieldmedia.com/Stones-LeTrabendo-remaster.mp3

Major thanks to the taper, whoever he/she is. I am not the source. Just thought others might want to hear this slightly cleaned up. I spent 10 minutes on this. What little I heard was very very fun, especially Route 66! Untampered version can be downloaded from the usual location...

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=439468

Very cool---thanks!

This is really nice. "Route 66" is especially great, like you said. Charlie sounds great during the breaks.

What a great surprise.



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here is Route 66

[www.youtube.com]

guitars nice and upfront.....MUCH better playing than 2002-2007

Thanks, Drake! So cool to hear this in listenable quality

This show is WAY better than I expected! Some stellar guitar playing by both on Champagne & Reefer



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What is the name of the man who recorded it?

They were two brothers : Alain and Alex Térieur... but shhh! Jagger is after them, obviously.

LOL dcba
To the non-french speakes it's an old french joke.
It would be translated like a recording by the Side brothers : In Side and Out Side.
Whereas In and Out aren't names, Alain and Alex are...


Drake
Are you planning a FLAC share of this great work ?

Alex Térieur??? C'est une blague?

Are they by any chance related to the englsh twins: In Terior and Ex Terior?

GREAT SHOW!!!

C

Nice work
please convert in flac; you owe this with such a name

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

Many thanks, flacvinyl. And merci beaucoup to Alain & Alex!

Thanks for sharing and downloading right now but what's the source ?
- The original recording used for the GRRRR 251012" Silver version shared in the Buy/Sell/Trade section here [www.iorr.org]
- The remastered version as heard on the GRRRR 251012" Silver
- Another source ?

EDIT : ok, based on the DIME link above it seems to be a remaster of the remaster, so #2 above ;-)



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Thanks!

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GREAT SHOW!!!

C

Route 66 is very good. Most of the show is a real drag, for sure
They really got their shape together for the London shows

Many thanks!

I don't get what people are hearing. Route 66 at Le Trabendo sounds like old men shuffling along, with Keith hitting about half the chords. Play a B-stage version from the BTB shows and you'll see the huge difference in tempo and passion.

"I don't get what people are hearing."

nor do I
It's a north korean thing, you know it's wrong (a drag), but no one dares to say it...

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Thanks for sharing and downloading right now but what's the source ?
- The original recording used for the GRRRR 251012" Silver version shared in the Buy/Sell/Trade section here [www.iorr.org]
- The remastered version as heard on the GRRRR 251012" Silver
- Another source ?

EDIT : ok, based on the DIME link above it seems to be a remaster of the remaster, so #2 above ;-)

The description on dime did not mention it being a remaster. If the dime torrent is a remaster it was done extremely poorly!

Since apparently there is a lower generation source, I will seek that out and maybe remaster it next week.

Fyi I had too much fun listening to this.. 1am got pulled over listening to Whip.

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24FPS
I don't get what people are hearing. Route 66 at Le Trabendo sounds like old men shuffling along, with Keith hitting about half the chords. Play a B-stage version from the BTB shows and you'll see the huge difference in tempo and passion.

Hey, I was trying to be "nice" here !

Saying that "one song was allright" would make my post legitimate

OK, honestly, this show was miserable, for sure, of course the "boys in 1st row" thought it was "the moment of their lives" though. To each his own

Nice to see that the band really get it better before the London shows, which were very good.

I am sure it must have been fantastic to be in that small club seeing and hearing the Stones play from 10 feet away. But in all honesty it probably is their worst ever gig.

Mathijs

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24FPS
I don't get what people are hearing. Route 66 at Le Trabendo sounds like old men shuffling along, with Keith hitting about half the chords. Play a B-stage version from the BTB shows and you'll see the huge difference in tempo and passion.

Hey, I was trying to be "nice" here !

Saying that "one song was allright" would make my post legitimate

OK, honestly, this show was miserable, for sure, of course the "boys in 1st row" thought it was "the moment of their lives" though. To each his own

Nice to see that the band really get it better before the London shows, which were very good.

I wasn't there, the recording is far from being one of the best, and I listened to it through the shitty head set of my shitty pc at work. Well, I LOVED it. Much better and looser than the London show I saw - which, by the way, was great.


C

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24FPS
I don't get what people are hearing. Route 66 at Le Trabendo sounds like old men shuffling along, with Keith hitting about half the chords. Play a B-stage version from the BTB shows and you'll see the huge difference in tempo and passion.

Hey, I was trying to be "nice" here !

Saying that "one song was allright" would make my post legitimate

OK, honestly, this show was miserable, for sure, of course the "boys in 1st row" thought it was "the moment of their lives" though. To each his own

Nice to see that the band really get it better before the London shows, which were very good.

I wasn't there, the recording is far from being one of the best, and I listened to it through the shitty head set of my shitty pc at work. Well, I LOVED it. Much better and looser than the London show I saw - which, by the way, was great.


C

Glad to hear.....everything wants to be loved, righteously or not. Even the worst moron and the worst gig likes to be "loved"



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...this show was miserable...

I couldn't resist ><

HMN

What's wrong with whip, shattered, c and r, rambler and route 66 here???

Christ, worst show? Listen to werchter Nijmegen and say that again



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What's wrong with whip, shattered, c and r, rambler and route 66 here???

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Have you ever heard of a long forgotten vinyl format, the 16 2/3 RPM record? They were half the speed of the 33 1/3 RPM albums that were the traditional standard for recorded music...The same goes for the way they played that show...but to each his tastes...

HMN

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What's wrong with whip, shattered, c and r, rambler and route 66 here???

Christ, worst show? Listen to werchter and say that again

+1


scuk

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DandelionPowderman
What's wrong with whip, shattered, c and r, rambler and route 66 here???

...

Have you ever heard of a long forgotten vinyl format, the 16 2/3 RPM record? They were half the speed of the 33 1/3 RPM albums that were the traditional standard for recorded music...The same goes for the way they played that show...but to each his tastes...

I prefer the correct tempo for these songs in particular, and that's how they played them...

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I prefer the correct tempo for these songs in particular, and that's how they played them...

Indeed we all prefer the correct tempo , not a remaster as I've read somewhere a bit faster , what I meant was just that this gig was played too slow and the Stones were not "in" ,
Midnight Rambler is the worst version I've ever heard...Ok they didn't played together since 5 years, but they simply missed that warm-up, that's all.
Fortunately came the London Shows and the other ones, What if,If they have played in London or Newark the way they played at the Trabendo fortunately not !!!

HMN