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Uncompressed LPCM audio would be too much data to fit on the DVD.

But this is what you "get" with the BR version of the shows, right?

I've compiled a list of all available audio releases. Much of the info I gathered from this thread. Thanks to everyone for your help. Corrections are always appreciated.



ORIGINAL STRIPPED, ETC...

CD ‘Stripped’ (Virgin Records CDV 2801). 1995 Original Version
Recorded live on the previous European tour and in studios in Tokyo, Japan (between 3.-5.3.95) and Lisbon, Portugal (between 23.-26.7.95).

- Street Fighting Man (MJ/KR) -live in Amsterdam 26.5.95
- Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) -live in London 19.7.95
- Not Fade Away (Norman Petty/Charles Holley) -studio recording, Lisbon
- Shine A Light (MJ/KR) -live in Paris 3.7.95
- The Spider And The Fly (MJ/KR) -studio recording, Tokyo
- I’m Free (MJ/KR) -studio recording, Lisbon
- Wild Horses (MJ/KR) -studio recording, Tokyo
- Let It Bleed (MJ/KR) -live in Paris 3.7.95
- Dead Flowers (MJ/KR) -live in London 19.7.95
- Slipping Away (MJ/KR) -studio recording, Tokyo
- Angie (MJ/KR) -live in Paris 3.7.95
- Love In Vain (Robert Johnson) -studio recording, Tokyo
- Sweet Virginia (MJ/KR) -studio recording, Lisbon
- Little Baby (Willie Dixon) -studio recording, Tokyo

The bonus track “Angie” from the Japanese "Bridges To Babylon".
Recorded at the Tokyo Dome, March 6, 1995.


Wild Horses CD-single
- Wild Horses (MJ/KR) - studio Tokyo 3.-5.3.95
- Live With Me (MJ/KR) - Brixton London 19.7.95
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) - Olympia Paris 3.7.95
- Gimme Shelter (MJ/KR) - Paradiso 1 Amsterdam 26.5.95

Like a Rolling Stone CD Single 1995
1. Like A Rolling Stone Brixton
2. Black Limousine Brixton
3. All Down The Line* Paradiso 2 27.5.95
4. Like A Rolling Stone (edit) Brixton


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There are no songs in the Totally Stripped package from Paradiso 2, May 27th.

So from the 27. may show, we now have:

Not Fade Away (2016 Documentary - interrupted by interviews)
It's All Over Now (2003 iTunes exclusive download)
Dead Flowers (1995 Documentary)
Shine A Light (1995 Documentary)
All Down The Line ("Like A Rolling Stone" cd-single)


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Stripped Studio Songs available on previous releases or bootleg:


NO EXPECTATIONS
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

LET IT BLEED
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

BEAST OF BURDEN
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

MEMORY MOTEL
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

LOVE IN VAIN
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped

SLIPPING AWAY
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped

HONEST I DO
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

THE SPIDER AND THE FLY
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped

WILD HORSES
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped

LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped Companion

LITTLE BABY
TOSHIBA-EMI STUDIO TOKYO - Stripped

NOT FADE AWAY
ESTUDIOS VALENTIM DE CARVALHO - Stripped

I’M FREE
ESTUDIOS VALENTIM DE CARVALHO - Stripped

SWEET VIRGINIA
ESTUDIOS VALENTIM DE CARVALHO - Stripped


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Totally Stripped

· 1. Not Fade Away - Paradiso, Amsterdam
· 2. Honky Tonk Woman - L'Olympia
· 3. Dead Flowers – Paradiso 1
· 4. Faraway Eyes - Brixton
· 5. Shine A Light – Paradiso 1
· 6. I Go Wild - L'Olympia
· 7. Miss You - Brixton
· 8. Like A Rolling Stone - Paradiso
· 9. Brown Sugar - L'Olympia
· 10. Midnight Rambler - Brixton
· 11. Jumpin' Jack Flash - L'Olympia
· 12. Gimme Shelter - Paradiso 1
· 13. Rip This Joint - Paradiso 1
· 14. Street Fighting Man – Paradiso 1


Japanese only bonus tracks
1. Spider and The Fly (Amsterdam)
2. Slipping Away (Paris)
3. Sweet Virginia (Brixton)








D'Angelo@Brixton



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I do want audio only versions but not at the expense of the super box. I'd want every show in perfect audio.

I got the DVD audio rips. Audio rips never seem to sound perfect to me. I wonder if these programs rip the audio in to a mp3 format or something. I wonder if and analog, with good old fashioned RCA jacks would be better?

The audio rip can only be as good as the audio on the DVD, in this case Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS, which is all compressed. Uncompressed LPCM audio would be too much data to fit on the DVD.

I'm sorry if I'm a little slow. I'm trying to understand as well as possible.

Do you think the DVD rips are not and can never be as good as what we saw on TV in 1995 (Stripped Companion)?

Would it not sound well to mix a DVD rip with what was released on the "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" CDs?

I want to make the best STRIPPED ever. I wasn't crazy over the Studio Beast of Burden (Stripped) but there are some version on Totally Stripped that got my attention. I'm not sure the sound would match well?



L'Olympia

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I've compiled a list of all available audio releases. ...

This is awesome, exilestones! I was actually going to go thru my releases and try and figure this out. You did that for me!

A dvd rip won't sound worse than a cd.

Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Let it rock!

Worth it for the back-stage version of Tumblin' Dice ...
Chuck on piano with Mick ...Bernard ... and a very very loose Keeeeeef ....

Could watch that kinda stuff night and day ...



ROCKMAN

I watched it once and most likely will never watch it again – except for the Tokyo studio sessions. Amsterdam is THE highlight. Nothing else comes even close!

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

Exactly. I just wondered if he meant easter eggs, or something.

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

If you find out, let me know. I've asked this same question and never got a straight answer. Guess there's not many older fans as us who really remember the original airing, or even care. I might just have to dig out my old vhs and vcr. Summer's busy so it'll have to wait til fall...yeah, yeah I know there were 2 airings (UK and US) but that still does not answer his question.



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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

Exactly. I just wondered if he meant easter eggs, or something.

A lap dance.

Here's the Stripped TV-Special from 1995 (JTDV-006): [www.iorr.org] .

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I watched it once and most likely will never watch it again – except for the Tokyo studio sessions. Amsterdam is THE highlight. Nothing else comes even close!

Ahh, come on man...it's all gooooood!!!

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I watched it once and most likely will never watch it again – except for the Tokyo studio sessions. Amsterdam is THE highlight. Nothing else comes even close!

Ahh, come on man...it's all gooooood!!!

why should I watch the documentary again (except for Tokyo)? Beside some interview snippets and two short (backstage) rehearsals it features nothing that isn't on the three concert DVDs

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

Exactly. I just wondered if he meant easter eggs, or something.

A lap dance.

LOL! I missed that one

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

Exactly. I just wondered if he meant easter eggs, or something.

A lap dance.

LOL! I missed that one

Too bad, DP.

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Anybody out there who figured out what's extra on the Stripped documentary DVD?

Extra, in addition to what?

thats not the original stripped documentary

If you find out, let me know. I've asked this same question and never got a straight answer. Guess there's not many older fans as us who really remember the original airing, or even care. I might just have to dig out my old vhs and vcr. Summer's busy so it'll have to wait til fall...yeah, yeah I know there were 2 airings (UK and US) but that still does not answer his question.

i don't remember the original and don't remember it. its been at least 10 years since i saw it

I haven't seen the original for many years either. This was announced as a longer documentary, so something new could be expected.
It's probably mainly the complete Tumbling Dice rehearsal and some live takes.
I just hoped someone knew this.

Let it rock!

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I've compiled a list of all available audio releases. ...

This is awesome, exilestones! I was actually going to go thru my releases and try and figure this out. You did that for me!

Very useful, thanks exilestones!

I was just checking out the audio-only aspect of this on itunes and I hate to sound cynical but what's the point? What are we getting that's really new or different? So we get HTW for the 100th time, even if it is a good version. We get MR - no shortage of official good Ramblers available. Rip This Joint is pretty good. At least there's not already a gazillion official live versions of that one out there. It is nice to have these recordings but it doesn't feel like it's quite worth all the hype. Maybe I'll see the value of it in time...

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."



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Could anyone out of the goodness of their heart hook me up with the audio files from the Paradiso show so I can burn a cdr? I would like to listen to the show on an upcoming trip in the car but I cannot rip Blu-Rays on my computer because I don't have a Blu-ray drive and also my computer "magically" upgraded to Windows 10 the other night. I already have the other 2 shows on soundboard bootlegs.

In addition, can anyone recommend any easy to use freeware regular dvd ripping programs that are compatible with Windows 10 now that my computer is "upgraded"?

Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

Well, it's obviously nice to have these shows in video and great audio quality, but the audio on the DVDs is far from the quality of a CD work. Just listen to that awful mix of "Gimme Shelter" in Amsterdam (you can barely hear the guitars at the end) and "Angie" from Paris. It is typical of a TV mix. I don't remember if the original Stripped documentary was so poorly mixed. Anyway, it's not the definitive edition to me: it would have been nice to have a Stripped-quality CD version of the three (four?) shows.

Why are you saying that DVD-sound is poorer than that of CDs? CDs are way more compressed.

I have a ripped audio version of the Paradiso show. It sounds wonderful. NOT worse than the cd. There are some minor flaws sound-wise on Brixton, but not on Paradiso – not as I'm able to hear anyway.

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Why are you saying that DVD-sound is poorer than that of CDs? CDs are way more compressed.

I have a ripped audio version of the Paradiso show. It sounds wonderful. NOT worse than the cd. There are some minor flaws sound-wise on Brixton, but not on Paradiso – not as I'm able to hear anyway.

I'm talking about the mix. I don't understand how they could make such a catastrophic job sometimes. When you're a fan, you get used to listening to the guitars interplay and sometimes overlap. Take Gimme Shelter for instance; the new mix is a mess compared to the one we have had for a long time now. Don't get me wrong: I'm thrilled about "Totally Stripped" and I agree that the sound is mostly great, especially on the Paradiso DVD. But it's far from that clear and balanced stuff we had on Stripped.

As for the Olympia, compare Angie from Stripped and the one on the DVD and listen carefully to the guitars: the new mix is a total disaster...



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Why are you saying that DVD-sound is poorer than that of CDs? CDs are way more compressed.

I have a ripped audio version of the Paradiso show. It sounds wonderful. NOT worse than the cd. There are some minor flaws sound-wise on Brixton, but not on Paradiso – not as I'm able to hear anyway.

I'm talking about the mix. I don't understand how they could make such a catastrophic job sometimes. When you're a fan, you get used to listening to the guitars interplay and sometimes overlap. Take Gimme Shelter for instance; the new mix is a mess compared to the one we have had for a long time now. Don't get me wrong: I'm thrilled about "Totally Stripped" and I agree that the sound is mostly great, especially on the Paradiso DVD. But it's far from that clear and balanced stuff we had on Stripped.

As for the Olympia, compare Angie from Stripped and the one on the DVD and listen carefully to the guitars: the new mix is a total disaster...

You are right. Sometimes the mix is terrible. At some very interesting moments Keith guitar is nearly inaudible. Especially when he plays acoustic guitar but also on gimme shelter (the solo) and Respectable.



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Why are you saying that DVD-sound is poorer than that of CDs? CDs are way more compressed.

I have a ripped audio version of the Paradiso show. It sounds wonderful. NOT worse than the cd. There are some minor flaws sound-wise on Brixton, but not on Paradiso – not as I'm able to hear anyway.

I'm talking about the mix. I don't understand how they could make such a catastrophic job sometimes. When you're a fan, you get used to listening to the guitars interplay and sometimes overlap. Take Gimme Shelter for instance; the new mix is a mess compared to the one we have had for a long time now. Don't get me wrong: I'm thrilled about "Totally Stripped" and I agree that the sound is mostly great, especially on the Paradiso DVD. But it's far from that clear and balanced stuff we had on Stripped.

As for the Olympia, compare Angie from Stripped and the one on the DVD and listen carefully to the guitars: the new mix is a total disaster...

I agree about the mix being inferior. Take SFM, which is the only song on both releases. The Stripped mix is way better.

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Why are you saying that DVD-sound is poorer than that of CDs? CDs are way more compressed.

I have a ripped audio version of the Paradiso show. It sounds wonderful. NOT worse than the cd. There are some minor flaws sound-wise on Brixton, but not on Paradiso – not as I'm able to hear anyway.

I'm talking about the mix. I don't understand how they could make such a catastrophic job sometimes. When you're a fan, you get used to listening to the guitars interplay and sometimes overlap. Take Gimme Shelter for instance; the new mix is a mess compared to the one we have had for a long time now. Don't get me wrong: I'm thrilled about "Totally Stripped" and I agree that the sound is mostly great, especially on the Paradiso DVD. But it's far from that clear and balanced stuff we had on Stripped.

As for the Olympia, compare Angie from Stripped and the one on the DVD and listen carefully to the guitars: the new mix is a total disaster...

I agree about the mix being inferior. Take SFM, which is the only song on both releases. The Stripped mix is way better.

The "Stereo" mixes on the concert blurays & dvds are a fold down of the 5.1 mix. Instruments and vocals disappear when other things enter the mix.
It's a cheapo move that really sucks.