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An 'important' note:

The 3 concerts are NOT THE SAME as on the DVD / Blueray's from last year.
Several cues are longer, compared to the film's.
Also, 'Beast Of Burden' from Amsterdam has some kind of edit in the film, that does not appear on the audio. More on this later. My guess is that it is just the tip of the iceberg.

Same with the intro on RTJ.

The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

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The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

How can you discuss recording / sound quality when you only have mp3 quality?

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glimmertwin1
The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

Nevertheless, IMHO Olympia has the best "balanced" Sound, Paradiso is more "raunchy", especially Keith´electric guitar. Brixton has got the "thinnest" Sound, but still very, very good.

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The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

How can you discuss recording / sound quality when you only have mp3 quality?

You can hear whether something is poorly recorded, even though information is missing within the total soundscape. It's the latter that makes mp3 poor.

There is saying that people over 40 do not hear the "missing information" anyway. A good encoded 320mp3 is 90% as good as a wav-track, at least to my ears...

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There is saying that people over 40 do not hear the "missing information" anyway. A good encoded 320mp3 is 90% as good as a wav-track, at least to my ears...

On a big sound system you'll hear a remarkable difference. On the phone with earbuds, not so much. With a Bose headset, yes, you'll notice the difference.

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glimmertwin1
The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

How can you discuss recording / sound quality when you only have mp3 quality?

Sure you can compare them when listening on the same equipment.
I stream them to my hifi system with a chromecast audio.

CDs sound "better" but I tend to belive it's the digital-to-analog converter or/and the preamplifier.

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glimmertwin1
The Stones did it again ... I bought mp3s of songs I already have ...

- Paris has the best sound / mastering I think.
- Amsterdam is nice.
- Brixton has a weak recording / mastering compared to the others.


opinions ?

Nevertheless, IMHO Olympia has the best "balanced" Sound, Paradiso is more "raunchy", especially Keith´electric guitar. Brixton has got the "thinnest" Sound, but still very, very good.

Yes exactly what I thought.
I bought only Paris & Amsterdam for now after listening on my chromcast.

I was wondering (and I know that it probably has already been asked a bunch ) but what is on the CD/DVD edition of this ?I have it at home and have not opened it or played it yet .

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I was wondering (and I know that it probably has already been asked a bunch ) but what is on the CD/DVD edition of this ?I have it at home and have not opened it or played it yet .

Open and play it. And you'll know the answer.

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I was wondering (and I know that it probably has already been asked a bunch ) but what is on the CD/DVD edition of this ?I have it at home and have not opened it or played it yet .

Open and play it. And you'll know the answer.

what and lose it's mint condition ?

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TheGreek
I was wondering (and I know that it probably has already been asked a bunch ) but what is on the CD/DVD edition of this ?I have it at home and have not opened it or played it yet .

Open and play it. And you'll know the answer.

what and lose it's mint condition ?

I just looked it up and I do not want to lose it's mint condition value .

I wish they released the Paradiso part that had "Jump On Top of Me" and the other rarities.

are mp3's available anywhere for US customers?

Yes they are on iTunes in USA.

well, that's not really an mp3 though...

They are on Google Play as well. Also on Amazon.com.



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Ok, so the first Stripped was released in 1995.

Totally Stripped then came out last year, in it's various formats.

Now we have the Amsterdam, London, and Paris concerts on Spotify / Tidal / ITUNES etc: will they come out on CD, I wonder ?

Thoughts, please.

Discussion already over here in this topic [iorr.org]

Yes, and there will be one exclusive track LOL (3 in Japan)

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Ok, so the first Stripped was released in 1995.

Totally Stripped then came out last year, in it's various formats.

Now we have the Amsterdam, London, and Paris concerts on Spotify / Tidal / ITUNES etc: will they come out on CD, I wonder ?

Thoughts, please.

Funny to notice that the edits are different comparing the download versions of the shows and the dvd version.

The download of the Paris show is 7 minutes longer compared with the dvd.
The downloads of Amsterdam & London show are both 7 minutes shorted compared with the dvd.

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Mabru
Funny to notice that the edits are different comparing the download versions of the shows and the dvd version.

The download of the Paris show is 7 minutes longer compared with the dvd.
The downloads of Amsterdam & London show are both 7 minutes shorted compared with the dvd.

the latter seems to make sense – as far as I remember the DVD of the London show beginns with some backstages scence (the band on their way to the stage). I won'† make sense to put these scence on an audio recording

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Mabru
Funny to notice that the edits are different comparing the download versions of the shows and the dvd version.

The download of the Paris show is 7 minutes longer compared with the dvd.
The downloads of Amsterdam & London show are both 7 minutes shorter compared with the dvd.

the latter seems to make sense – as far as I remember the DVD of the London show beginns with some backstages scence (the band on their way to the stage). I won'† make sense to put these scence on an audio recording

The 7 minutes shorter is not the backstage stuff what you are taking about.
I'm talking about only the audio rip of the show

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2017-09-11 18:05 by midnrambler.

So I haven't listened to this since it came out and I haven't watched the BlueRay's since I got them late last year....although I remember being most impressed with watching the Amsterdam show.

So yesterday Miss You from the Totally Stripped CD comes up and on shuffle on my iPhone. So being a fan since somewhere between The release of Love you Live and Some Girls, hearing Miss You again probably would get a long standing fan's attention, but this version from Braxton is outstanding, the band is on fire.

So I went to iTunes (cuz I'm lazy) and downloaded the songs I didn't have, Monkey Man, Shattered, and a few others....their cover of Down in the Bottom is off the charts good.

Just thought I'd share how this band's music can creep up on you and pounce with a new surprise at the most unexpected moments.

BTW these shows, as most well know are stupidly good.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

YEAH!!! ... love the Brixton show ... great performance
They all look so young ... Darrel looks like one Bo Diddley's gladiators ...



ROCKMAN



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HMS
There is saying that people over 40 do not hear the "missing information" anyway. A good encoded 320mp3 is 90% as good as a wav-track, at least to my ears...

Then how can one hear the missing information if it's not there?

Oh right - they can't - it's not there.

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TheGreek
I was wondering (and I know that it probably has already been asked a bunch ) but what is on the CD/DVD edition of this ?I have it at home and have not opened it or played it yet .

Open and play it. And you'll know the answer.

what and lose it's mint condition ?

I just looked it up and I do not want to lose it's mint condition value .

Value? A clunky box set?

Just saw on Nico Zentgraf's page. Totally Stripped - Paris' (Eagle Rock). Audio-release of the DVD. Worth downloading? I mean, any material on this audio that's not on the DVD?



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