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SMU, IORR, RT (obviously), HTW from the 13th, might be some sprinkling of the 6th in IORR, dunno.

Also Sympathy For The Devil and Gimme Shelter sound like they're from the 13th July show. It's still beyond my comprehension why they haven't picked up Gimme Shelter from the first show, which was really hot.

However, Satisfaction sounds like it's from the first show. Being there I remember I was quite impressed by that rendition.

Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.



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... some more teasers on YouTube ...

Poor Keith. Now he can only stroll through a solo. He needs to slow down and play the blues, and cut it out with the up tempo numbers. And the Rolling Stones are a guitar based band, right? Then why is the damn piano player up so high in the mix, plinkety-plinking the same tone on every frickin' song? SFTD and Midnight Rambler are dark songs, not beach ball in the crowd, everybody sing along, come on.

Ever hear the original version of SFTD? It's a piano song!

Is it a Farrell's Olde Timey Ice Cream Parlor/Shakey's Pizza kind of happy piano?

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SMU, IORR, RT (obviously), HTW from the 13th, might be some sprinkling of the 6th in IORR, dunno.

Also Sympathy For The Devil and Gimme Shelter sound like they're from the 13th July show. It's still beyond my comprehension why they haven't picked up Gimme Shelter from the first show, which was really hot.

However, Satisfaction sounds like it's from the first show. Being there I remember I was quite impressed by that rendition.

Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Surely there's SOMETHING from the first show?

"paulywaul

Hmm, the song-list seems to bear a "striking resemblance" to those on the Four Flicks and Biggest Bang DVDs ............. I'll still probably end up buying it though. Mainly because I was actually THERE, not for the contents per se. Christ, how many versions of those same tunes can one watch/listen to ?"

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SMU, IORR, RT (obviously), HTW from the 13th, might be some sprinkling of the 6th in IORR, dunno.

Also Sympathy For The Devil and Gimme Shelter sound like they're from the 13th July show. It's still beyond my comprehension why they haven't picked up Gimme Shelter from the first show, which was really hot.

However, Satisfaction sounds like it's from the first show. Being there I remember I was quite impressed by that rendition.

Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Surely there's SOMETHING from the first show?

Very little in what they showed on the BBC...Mick's Shakespeare sonnet is from the 6th for sure, the rest, dunno. Even with panning audience views the 13th can be spotted thanks to the yellow crested lady right in the front of T1!

Still can't believe there is all this footage of the "Bondy gang" in the corner of T3, priceless! Here's one :



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... some more teasers on YouTube ...

Poor Keith. Now he can only stroll through a solo. He needs to slow down and play the blues, and cut it out with the up tempo numbers. And the Rolling Stones are a guitar based band, right? Then why is the damn piano player up so high in the mix, plinkety-plinking the same tone on every frickin' song? SFTD and Midnight Rambler are dark songs, not beach ball in the crowd, everybody sing along, come on.

Ever hear the original version of SFTD? It's a piano song!

Is it a Farrell's Olde Timey Ice Cream Parlor/Shakey's Pizza kind of happy piano?

I amazed that you're asking for him to play the blues. That is exactly what he is doing

Am I right in thinking that Ronnie wore a red shirt for the 6th and a purple one for the 13th?

Yes, you are. That was maybe a little mistake.

I'm glad he did! ...so I can tell the shows apart!

Oh, I saw that it's actually wrong, sorry. But it seems like he wore the shirt on both shows. You can see it if you look on the reports of the first and second show here on iorr.

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Oh, I saw that it's actually wrong, sorry. But it seems like he wore the shirt on both shows. You can see it if you look on the reports of the first and second show here on iorr.

Did the Scarf wear the same Keef on both shows or did he wear a different Keef each night?

Was the same Keef

'Stoned' as I am, I studied JJF, Sympathy and Satisfaction so far from the youtube videos of the 6th and the Sweet Summer Sun Versions as shown on BBC.
All of them are mixed with highlights from both shows - the Satisfaction intro is from the 13th, while the final bow is definintely from the 6th...
It seems that the final DVD/BluRay release won't include even one song which is from just one night (except for those only played on the 13th)
So everybody who was at one of the HP shows should be satisfied for having a great souvenir of a great evening...



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I just watched this on the BBC iPlayer and was at the 2 HP shows. What a GREAT document of a couple of amazing nights in London this summer!

I really like how they played SFTD on this tour, great Keith, but Ronnie does a great job on guitar.

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Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Didn't Jagger go to the end of the catwalk near the end of Satisfaction on the 13th? And didn't Richards seem to end the solo with a big smile on the catwalk?
No catwalking by either near the end of the BBC video.
Perhaps it is a mix of the two shows.

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Brilliant!

Best version of "Satisfaction" live I think I may have heard and as with most of you I've heard 100s.

Tight and great tempo. Band enjoying themselves and yep I'll never know why they have one of the greatest guitarist of all time playing E A and D with the ocassional passing B7 on an acoustic guitar but no matter Mr Taylor looked to be really enjoying himself. Even doing some backing vox!

can't wait for Nov 11

ps - thank you for posting Medzvel. Much obliged.

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Best version of "Satisfaction" live I think I may have heard and as with most of you I've heard 100s.

Tight and great tempo. Band enjoying themselves and yep I'll never know why they have one of the greatest guitarist of all time playing E A and D with the ocassional passing B7 on an acoustic guitar but no matter Mr Taylor looked to be really enjoying himself. Even doing some backing vox!

can't wait for Nov 11

Yeah, I've been wathching this a couple of times now, and it is really great!

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Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Didn't Jagger go to the end of the catwalk near the end of Satisfaction on the 13th? And didn't Richards seem to end the solo with a big smile on the catwalk?
No catwalking by either near the end of the BBC video.
Perhaps it is a mix of the two shows.

I was there both nights and got the impression that they did most of their catwalking on the 6th (probably to get it in the can in case the weather turned nasty on the 13th) and stayed on stage much more the following Saturday.

Not a big fan of the cutting back and forth, only holding each shot for 3 seconds or so. The camera coverage on the Glastonbury show tends to linger a bit so one can savor the moment. This Satisfaction clip is too chaotic for me. I'd even say I prefer some of the better boots from this tour, for the same reason.

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Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Didn't Jagger go to the end of the catwalk near the end of Satisfaction on the 13th? And didn't Richards seem to end the solo with a big smile on the catwalk?
No catwalking by either near the end of the BBC video.
Perhaps it is a mix of the two shows.

I was there both nights and got the impression that they did most of their catwalking on the 6th (probably to get it in the can in case the weather turned nasty on the 13th) and stayed on stage much more the following Saturday.

Here's a video actually from the 13th, showing Jagger going to the end of the catwalk.

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Satisfaction surely from the 13th show, I was there and I remember every moment. Even I spotted myself on the video.

Didn't Jagger go to the end of the catwalk near the end of Satisfaction on the 13th? And didn't Richards seem to end the solo with a big smile on the catwalk?
No catwalking by either near the end of the BBC video.
Perhaps it is a mix of the two shows.

I was there both nights and got the impression that they did most of their catwalking on the 6th (probably to get it in the can in case the weather turned nasty on the 13th) and stayed on stage much more the following Saturday.

that brings up an interesting point. The DVD would have looked very strange had the shows taken place amidst wildly different weather conditions - which would be a very strong possibility in any normal summer in the UK if they were picking in advance two dates to film.

As for the Satisfaction I see members of audience that were there only on the 13th. And the performance might be from the 6th? Or only some parts of the video? Does that mean the audience was much better on the 13th?

No.

Was only kidding. I'm only wondering what factors are taken into account while choosing from which concert shot to be used, especially concerning wide audience shots...