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And a question regarding the clip from Rock And A Hard Place. What concert is this from?

i think it's the show in Turin (Torino), July 28, 1990

A new series of live concerts from The Rolling Stones archive which are getting their first offical release. The first two releases are:



Hampton Coliseum - Live in 1981

L.A. Forum - Live in 1975

Seems like we are getting several ones

Great to see Bob Clearmountain involved in the vault mixes. That guy is a magic man and can polish a turd better that anyone. Not to say he was starting with crap, but if he was, we can expect the final product to audibly shine. peace

Does anyone know what the frequency of the releases will be and what might be
In the future besides the two this month?

I wonder if Brussels Affair will be amongst the vault albums. The website may also be devoted to audio as well as DVD material.

I would hope that there'll be two a month, but then that's wishful thinking on my part. December is normally a slow month for new albums, or reissues.

Oh hang on a minute ! Domain user for the website is Eagle Rock: I don't know if they distribute music without video content, but here's hoping they do.

What about the origins of the nine pics next to the video?
I realize most of them are from Hampton and LA Forum but not all.

Keith at 3:44 - so cool

This video looks like taken from Stones At The Max, which was shot in IMAX native 4:3, which has here been stretched into 16:9.
Song filmed in from Torino, Italy

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Does anyone know what the frequency of the releases will be and what might be
In the future besides the two this month?

New releases next year.
Probably Tokyo 90 and Leeds 1982
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at least 2 more at (date and content unknown)

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Keith at 3:44 - so cool

How about the run he des at 2:20? Just kind of riffs it on into the beasement. Keith's playing is phenomenal. You can really hear him. I love what he is doing in the verses; it Reggae style what he is playing. I love the way he wove that into a song that is about as 'Jagger' as can be.

at 2:15 Cindy Mizelle (is she the chick on right?) looks really bored, LOL
There is som,ething slightly canned about the sound; esp. the crowd shots.

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DandelionPowderman
Keith at 3:44 - so cool

How about the run he des at 2:20? Just kind of riffs it on into the beasement. Keith's playing is phenomenal. You can really hear him. I love what he is doing in the verses; it Reggae style what he is playing. I love the way he wove that into a song that is about as 'Jagger' as can be.

at 2:15 Cindy Mizelle (is she the chick on right?) looks really bored, LOL
There is som,ething slightly canned about the sound; esp. the crowd shots.

He alternates between reggae-ish licks and a mean spanish guitar. Very nice playing indeed, from when Keith, imo, was on top of his game.

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Very nice playing indeed, from when Keith, imo, was on top of his game.

Actually it's so good, that one can even understand that people wondered how real it was
(like in Der Spiegel)

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

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Does anyone know what the frequency of the releases will be and what might be
In the future besides the two this month?

New releases next year.
Probably Tokyo 90 . .
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Oh I only have like 10 versions of that one already.

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He alternates between reggae-ish licks and a mean spanish guitar. Very nice playing indeed, from when Keith, imo, was on top of his game.

It is very nice playing indeed, but at least the mix I got through my computer is a bit too much... Keith is so clear and distinct loud on the right by his own that he sounds to play altogether different song in isolation... But interesting to listen, though.

- Doxa

this version of rock and a hard place must be an complete uncut version, parts are available in AT THE MAX .. a great imax recording by the way ..

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He alternates between reggae-ish licks and a mean spanish guitar. Very nice playing indeed, from when Keith, imo, was on top of his game.

It is very nice playing indeed, but at least the mix I got through my computer is a bit too much... Keith is so clear and distinct loud on the right by his own that he sounds to play altogether different song in isolation... But interesting to listen, though.

- Doxa

Totally agree. It's almost like listening to some of the 1972 bootlegs. A "guitar & the band-mix"

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DandelionPowderman



He alternates between reggae-ish licks and a mean spanish guitar. Very nice playing indeed, from when Keith, imo, was on top of his game.

It is very nice playing indeed, but at least the mix I got through my computer is a bit too much... Keith is so clear and distinct loud on the right by his own that he sounds to play altogether different song in isolation... But interesting to listen, though.

- Doxa

Totally agree. It's almost like listening to some of the 1972 bootlegs. A "guitar & the band-mix"

Could it be an overdub?

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this version of rock and a hard place must be an complete uncut version, parts are available in AT THE MAX .. a great imax recording by the way ..

I thoroughly enjoyed that at an IMAX theatre when it first played. Between the sound and the floor to ceiling screens it felt like being in the middle of the show.

Great experience!