I hope, someday, they will release:

1) Knebworth 1976
2) El Mocambo
3) Concert for Nicaragua
4) Perth 1973
5) Paradiso 1995



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That list does it for me too.

Perhaps add in Brixton 95 and Shepherds Bush Empire 99 as they played some rare numbers at those shows.

I think Perth was 73.

Anyway I would like

any good sounding 1970 show in addition to those you mentioned.

I want digital access to every show they have. I would start off by buying every show I've ever attended.

all mentioned above.I'd also like the first vault series to be continued concerning the release of physical formats.
Circus Krone '03 comes to my mind and especially something from the '72 US Tour.

This may be a stupid question but what's so great about el mocambo

Paradiso/Olympia/Brixton '95 plus the Tokyo Toshiba-EMI Studio sessions from March 3/4, 1995 - the best recordings of all combined, as 'extended Stripped-TV-Special' ....


Paradiso/Olympia/Brixton 1995 Setlists: [www.iorr.org] . Recording Sessions Toshiba-EMI, Tokyo: [www.stonessessions.com] , Page 43.

Paris, Olympia 64, 65, 66 & 67
Lyceum 1969
Paris 1970
Both Mocambo shows
Both Paradiso shows

The best concert of the Europe 70 tour

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Yep - Paris 1970 might be one they might think about.
It might not be the best show from the Tour but it was still pretty good... as was every show from this Tour.

Why don't they just have a Stones vault with every show they recorded.
"Remaster" the ones they want - eg Brussels, Leeds etc... but have a link to each "raw" soundboard recording.

$20 per show to download.
They have nothing to lose doing this surely?

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Irix
Paradiso/Olympia/Brixton '95 plus the Tokyo Toshiba-EMI Studio sessions from March 3/4, 1995 - the best recordings of all combined, as 'extended Stripped-TV-Special' ....


Paradiso/Olympia/Brixton 1995 Setlists: [www.iorr.org] . Recording Sessions Toshiba-EMI, Tokyo: [www.stonessessions.com] , Page 43.

I see Martin Elliott still believes 'Don't Lie To Me' was recorded in England.
It's a Chess recording without any doubt. A) It's in Stereo and the ambience of the track is the same as any other Chess track. The Stones did not make any Stereo recording at all in England, until at least 1966. The studios used in England (De Lane, IBC etc.) only made recordings two 2-track Mono. Incredible Elliott still believes it.

Metallica do that and I think someone else but not sure and the stones would easily gain money from the boots

I'm in for anything, as long as it is not brickwalled to death! DR numbers for SF deluxe are 6/7. Why? It is crushed, and I don't want that. Other than that, bring it on.

1. A complete 1969 tour show.
2. One of the shows from '73 Australian tour.

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Eleanor Rigby
Yep - Paris 1970 might be one they might think about.
It might not be the best show from the Tour but it was still pretty good...

There were 3 shows in Paris...
Last one probably the best.

Olympia 1995 complete : 20th anniversary
Plus bonus from Paradiso and London (the other songs)

Then a parisian nights box :
76 95 and 2002 in complete versions

[doctorstonesblog.blogspot.com]

El Mocambo, or anything from '76, anything from '69-'73 (Wembley would be my first choice), something from '66 or so, something from the B2B tour, the Dallas show from a couple of nights ago, the Fonda show, and Leeds '82 given the same DVD/CD treatment as the other From The Vault releases.

Charlotte 72' would be a nice one to release.

El Mocambo 77, a 1970 show and a July 1972 show. If they have OK footage from London 1973, that would also be an terrific release, as a DVD/CD.

Knebworth 1976
El Mocambo '77
Paris '76 - a complete show (1st Earl's court show would be good too.....as I was at that one...
Sir morgan's Cove '81
& the Horse shoe Tavern - Toronto '97



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1964 Radio Luxembourg acetate.
All surviving BBC Sessions
Paris Olympia 1964 if it still exists.
Beggars Banquet Sessions
Curly Clayton studio acetate.
The early reel to reel recording of London club date 1963 (owned by MJ?)
Child Of The Moon video in perfect colour
Everything else 1962 to 1969.
Everything else 1970 to 1974.
Then everything else in that order please.

SAN JOSE 1999 NO SECURITY !

I have all those others....and the set lists for those two shows are awesome!
They were playing better than they ever had that tour.

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philrock90
This may be a stupid question but what's so great about el mocambo

you have no argument from me.

Honolulu 1966
Paris 1967
Mobile 1972
El Mocambo 1977
Glasgow 1982
The 100 Club 1986
Paradisio and/or the Olympia 1995
Toad's Place 1989
The Fonda Theatre 2015

Everything recorded on BBC in the sixties, and also live-tapings made in England...

2 1 2 0

Link up with live downloads and make them all available....or construct their own site where every show is available at minimum in flac quality....no MP3 crap (Google play).....all 95 clubs should be done....el mo....Nicaraguan earthquake show.....81 tour warm up show....Vancouver 72.....both philly 72....Vienna 73.....Baltimore 69.....opening night philly 89.....all licks theatre shows....and opening night Boston 02....Cleveland 02....philly 02 (arena).....all 3 msg bigger bang shows....Anaheim 78....echoplex.....Fonda....Newark first show.....Glastonbury

The complete Chess Recordings (incl. B versions insofar existent)
A tour box from the middle of the sixties (Charlie is my Darling like)
A complete show from 69 besides GYYYO Deluxe
Paris show 1970 (this one what was aired by Radio Europe)
The rest of LA 75 (3 shows)
Complete 76 show
Mocambo 77
Another 78 show
Another 82 show

Actually any concert until 82 they have recorded in a good sound quality ...

oh yes, San Jose '99 & the Fonda too.....

1968 NME Awards performance... the video

I'm going to download the mocambo gig soon see what the fuss is about