The title says it all. Which concerts would you like to be released as the continuation of the archive series?

I personally think Mocambo 1977 (maybe a compilation of both shows with all songs played) would be the best option as we can only listen to 4 songs in great sound quality and we know by far that some other songs on bootlegs sound really nice and powerful to me.

Other great option would be a definitive official live album of the American 1972 tour (including Rocks off, of course)

Knebworth 1976 could also have a chance, but I find it less likely to be released.

What do you think?


pd: I'm so sorry if there is already a thread like this one. I don't know.

No Security Tour - DVD (It would most likely be from the San Jose show, so I'd like to have as bonus cuts other rarities played on their last great tour.)

Paradiso.

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No Security Tour - DVD (It would most likely be from the San Jose show, so I'd like to have as bonus cuts other rarities played on their last great tour.)

Yeah would be great !!
jeroen

This is gonna be a long list.

Any 1970 Video Footage.
LA Forum 1973 existing video footage or audio.
1973 Wembley BBC concert on bluray.
Any 1975 proshot footage.
Paris 1976 restored video on dvd/bluray.
Both El Macombo 1977 shows on cd/vinyl.
Soldier Field 1978 on cd/vinyl.
Complete 1981 concerts used by Ashby for LSTNT.
Leeds 1982 on dvd/bluray.
Glasgow Apollo 1982 on cd/vinyl.
Death Valley Stadium 1989 bluray.
Austrailia tour 1995 dvd/bluray boxset.
Paradiso 1995 both shows on dvd/bluray.
Complete rehearsal tapes for BTB-tour on cd.
Hard Rock Hotel 1997 on dvd/bluray.
Waldbuhne 1998 on dvd/bluray.
Shepards Bush Empire 1999 on dvd/bluray.
Roseland 2002 on bluray/dvd.
Cleveland 2002 on bluray/dvd.
Cirkus, Stockholm 2003 on dvd/bluray.
Hollywood Bowl 2005 both shows on dvd/bluray.
Rod Laver Arena 2006 on dvd/bluray.
Lyon 2007 on dvd/bluray.
2012 rehearsal tapes cd box.
Echoplex 2013 on dvd/bluray.
Singapore 2014 on dvd/bluray + bonus songs from other 14 on fire shows.

I could go on until sunrise.



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something from this tour. KC or orlando for the shows i attended. from the smartphone videos detroit looks very good, too.

It would be great if there was a STRIPPED Deluxe... so that would include more Paradiso perhaps... or the entire show as a second extra along with the rest of the tracks they did for that album.

The tours that have been maxed out, it seems, are:

TATTOO YOU/STILL LIFE tours - three live albums now and a movie!

LICKS - not sure if there's anything else they could release considering the double live album and the DVD set

A BIGGER BANG - with DVD box set and a live album disguised as a movie soundtrack... overkill.

STEEL WHEELS/URBAN JUNGLE - with FLASHPOINT and now the Tokyo album plus AT THE MAX probably no need for any more. Although I'd still like the Atlantic City pay per view to come out on record - fantastic version of Start Me Up from that show.

TOTA - With LOVE YOU LIVE and now LA FRIDAY... maybe something from 1976 with more BLACK AND BLUE songs? That might be good.

SOME GIRLS - They probably can't top LIVE IN TEXAS and there's no reason to I would think.

GET YER YA-YA'S OUT and GIMME SHELTER... I bet they could release every recording from that tour and they would be the biggest sellers amongst all the bootleg/archive releases.

BRUSSELS... excellent live shows of 1969-1973 Stones songs... the only way they could expand on this would be to release something from 1972...

STICKY FINGERS deluxe has live stuff from 1971 and now there's 2015...


So that leaves the VOODOO, BRIDGES and NO SECURITY tours regarding ignoring anything pre-1969. Since none of those live videos from the 94 and 97 tours are in print and the live album is out of print...

Anything from the 60's BBC.

Milan 1970, if they've got it - love that one. The long since shelved '72 live album would be great, as would an official release of Philly Special I & II.



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1) A Full unedited concert from the 72 Tour. Lots of good ones to pick from. I'd go Houston because it has Dead Flowers! When they first started doing Vault releases in 2012, I thought for sure the '72 tour would be covered. Sadly, it was not.

2) El Macombo 1977 Both Shows. Odd that they have never released these because the demand seems quite high.

3) Wishful thinking here but a complete show from '66 or '67 would be great. Don't think there is too much from the '67 tour available though.

As mentioned above by many, '81 tour seems well covered as well as '89, '75, '78, '02 and too a much lesser extent '69.

Really wish the Ya Ya's set would have had the concert put together in order like Led Zeppelin did with the Song Remains the Same Re-Issue.

Keep 'em coming Stones. I love the Vault Series!

I think all releases should reman unreleased.

A compilation of Paradiso/Amsterdam, Brixton Academy and Olympia/Paris 1995.
El Mocambo 1977.
Atlantic City 1989.

-El Mocambo (A compilation of both shows with all songs played)

-A complete 1970 European Tour show plus a live DVD

-The Nicaragua Benefit Show 1973 or
a compilation of this show and the 1973 Hawaii shows

-Paradiso (A compilation of both shows with all songs played)

-The 100 club warm up gig from 1982

-A show from the 1966-67 era

-Compilation album of all the singles released in the 70's (incl alternate 'mono' mixes, non-album tracks + Keith Richards Before They Make Me Run promo 45 version and Run Rudolph Run/The Harder They Come single)

Chess Recordings 64/65
Live shows 64/65
Another complete show 69
Paris 1970 (Radio Europe)
Another complete show 72/73
The remainder of the LA concerts 75 (3)
El Mocambo (both gigs)
Another complete concert 78
Another complete concert 81 (Dallas e.g.)
Another complete concert 82 (Napoli e.g.)
The Taylor rehearsals, i.e. MT with his Rolling Stones, 2014.

Paradiso

Mocambo is very likely to be released as all tours are being covered by this vault series. The few remaining are No security, 1972 tour, and the 1976/1977.

Apart from that. next year is the Black and Blue 40º aniversary. We may have a re-edition of the album with a concert from that tour and mocambo is the perfect choice. Just as they did with sticky fingers.

I didn't mention this before but we don't have that much from 1998. If I had to pick one from that year, it definetly woud be argentina. Just looking at the setlist (She's a Rainbow, 19th nervous breakdown, You don't have to mean it, I just want to make love to you) it deserves to be listened as a great sounding release.

US '72 and/or Pacific Tour '73, the Exile tours

Charlotte 99
Atlanta 14
Paradiso 95
El Mocambo
2012-2013 individual songs with MT (including rehearsals)
Jerry Lee Lewis with the Stones sometime around VL 94ish?

Go Dawgs!

EL MOCAMBO 77 and KNEBWORTH 76

El Mocambo and something from 1967 would be mighty fine
I could list a lot more but starting with those would be excellent

I like the Knebworth performance,but as an official release it is too sloppy and ragged I think - hope I'll be wrong...

It's just too mind blowing. We need to know what is in their combined archives. What ABKCO has, etc. There might be stuff out there we didn't know existed. Look at the German footage from 1965.

Rome 2014 DVD
something from 1970

Charlotte 72'

All available soundboard-recordings from 1989-2015 in a manner similar to Bruce Springsteen...DIGITAL DOWNLOADS available via a website...INCLUDING FLAC (for ALL countries!).

A clean recording of the first O2 show. The one I have has very little bass.
Also a blueray / DVD / CD of Atlantic City '89.
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1966 - my 1st show.
MSG or Philly Spectrum 1972.

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A clean recording of the first O2 show. The one I have has very little bass.
Also a blueray / DVD / CD of Atlantic City '89.
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1966 - my 1st show.
MSG or Philly Spectrum 1972.

JuiceinNJ-Not sure if you ever watched the show Mad Men or not but in one of the seasons Don Draper actually goes to this very show (It was right around 4th of July time) to sign the Rolling Stones to buy the rights to a song to use as a TV jingle. They never find the Stones backstage so insted they end up signing the Tradewinds who opened the show instead. Off topic a bit but since you were there Ithought you might enjoy that little tidbit.

In less then an hour the Zip Code will be over. Need more Vault Series releases! Listening to Tokyo Dome 1995 right now.

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A clean recording of the first O2 show. The one I have has very little bass.

I would rather take the 2007 O2 shows, those were better IMO.



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