forget the CD – what really counts is the Amsterdam show

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I'm not sure how to rip the sound from the DVD's
into a playable format that could be put on CD.

First - DVD sourced audio is lossy. Blueray - lossles.
To rip audio from DVD you'll need two programs
1 - DVD decrypter to remove copy-protection and rip DVD to your HD. I am not sure this program is available anymore as an open source code.
2 - DVD audio ripper to extract audio content in one form or another.
I had both programs somewhere but the old Win XP laptop crashed and took them to the other world with him.

Ironbelly...that is so very generous of you to pass that along.
Thank you.

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I'm not sure how to rip the sound from the DVD's
into a playable format that could be put on CD.

First - DVD sourced audio is lossy. Blueray - lossles.
To rip audio from DVD you'll need two programs
1 - DVD decrypter to remove copy-protection and rip DVD to your HD. I am not sure this program is available anymore as an open source code.
2 - DVD audio ripper to extract audio content in one form or another.
I had both programs somewhere but the old Win XP laptop crashed and took them to the other world with him.

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forget the CD – what really counts is the Amsterdam show

And Brixton

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forget the CD – what really counts is the Amsterdam show

And Brixton

Brixton for the good show and Amsterdam for the soul and the feeling.... Amsterdamshow is one of the most played (and seen) here the last months....



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After ripping all 3 Blurays I made my own compilation disc. It took over a month and burning around 15 CDs before I got the right transition between songs. Plus I included as much dialog as possible. Think I did okay in the end. Here's my setlist.

Not Fade Away - Paradiso
It's All Over Now - Paradiso
Tumbling Dice - Paris
Live With Me - Paradiso
Monkey Man - Brixton
Gimme Shelter - Paradiso
Meet Me In The Bottom - Paradiso
The Spider And The Fly - Paradiso
Connection - Paradiso
Slipping Away - Paradiso
Like A Rolling Stone - Brixton
I Go Wild - Paris
Rip This Joint - Paradiso
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Paris

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After ripping all 3 Blurays I made my own compilation disc. It took over a month and burning around 15 CDs before I got the right transition between songs. Plus I included as much dialog as possible. Think I did okay in the end. Here's my setlist.

Not Fade Away - Paradiso
It's All Over Now - Paradiso
Tumbling Dice - Paris
Live With Me - Paradiso
Monkey Man - Brixton
Gimme Shelter - Paradiso
Meet Me In The Bottom - Paradiso
The Spider And The Fly - Paradiso
Connection - Paradiso
Slipping Away - Paradiso
Like A Rolling Stone - Brixton
I Go Wild - Paris
Rip This Joint - Paradiso
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Paris

I didn't notate the shows, but here is mine.

I Can't Get Next To You (Rehearsal)
Tumbling Dice (Warm up version)
Not Fade Away
It's All Over Now
You Got Me Rockin'
Live With Me
Black Limousine
Dead Flowers
The Spider And The Fly
Down In The Bottom
Shine A Light
Monkey Man
I Go Wild
Connection
Gimme Shelter
All Down The Line
Respectable
Rip This Joint
Jumpin' Jack Flash



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I like Havana Moon, Hyde Park, Live Licks & Shine A Light better than TS. Best "golden-age-album"? L.A. Friday.

Of course you do.

Don HMSotte fighting windmills...once again...

Hyde Park, Havana and SAL present real concerts, Totally Stripped is just a compilation of live-tracks. Live Licks is a compilation too but imo better than Totally Stripped, which to me is not very exciting. In fact I was rather bored when listening to it.

I would love a compilation of live tracks, especially if they didn't film the entire concert or it's a real rarity like She Smiled Sweetly.

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I like Havana Moon, Hyde Park, Live Licks & Shine A Light better than TS. Best "golden-age-album"? L.A. Friday.

Of course you do.

Don HMSotte fighting windmills...once again...

Hyde Park, Havana and SAL present real concerts, Totally Stripped is just a compilation of live-tracks. Live Licks is a compilation too but imo better than Totally Stripped, which to me is not very exciting. In fact I was rather bored when listening to it.

I would love a compilation of live tracks, especially if they didn't film the entire concert or it's a real rarity like She Smiled Sweetly.

Live You Live, Flashpoint, No Security and Live Licks are are compilations of live tracks from different shows.

So the Japanese premium box will give u everything? Plexi

Olympia

Exclusive to Japan is the Totally Stripped Premium Box which includes the four blu-rays and CD, the two vinyl LPs, the book, a T-shirt, a bonus CD and replica backstage passes. But it’s very expensive and the T-shirt is in Japanese! The tracks on the Japan bonus CD are The Spider and The Fly (Amsterdam performances), Sipping Away (Paris performance), Sweet Virginia (Brixton performance) all different, apparently from the original Stripped CD.

Release Date May 20, 2016





[www.cdjapan.co.jp]

Remember the hidden features on the original CD that you could access when playing it on a PC?

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I like Havana Moon, Hyde Park, Live Licks & Shine A Light better than TS. Best "golden-age-album"? L.A. Friday.

Of course you do.

Don HMSotte fighting windmills...once again...

Hyde Park, Havana and SAL present real concerts, Totally Stripped is just a compilation of live-tracks. Live Licks is a compilation too but imo better than Totally Stripped, which to me is not very exciting. In fact I was rather bored when listening to it.

I would love a compilation of live tracks, especially if they didn't film the entire concert or it's a real rarity like She Smiled Sweetly.

Live You Live, Flashpoint, No Security and Live Licks are are compilations of live tracks from different shows.

And obviously all rather boring, not even exciting at all. You know, because SHINE A LIGHT isn't from a concert but is from 2 concerts.

You know, come to think of it, SWEET SUMMER SUN isn't from a concert but is from 2 shows.

Huh.

That just leaves HAVANA MOON. With overdubs.

How BORING.

bRETT wrote: "Shattered" was an Easter egg in the original album's CD-ROM portion."

So is there extra content on the DVD/BR versions from Japan or only the additional CD songs on the bonus CD in Japan and then the exclusive Olympia set, too?

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I like Havana Moon, Hyde Park, Live Licks & Shine A Light better than TS. Best "golden-age-album"? L.A. Friday.

Of course you do.

Don HMSotte fighting windmills...once again...

Hyde Park, Havana and SAL present real concerts, Totally Stripped is just a compilation of live-tracks. Live Licks is a compilation too but imo better than Totally Stripped, which to me is not very exciting. In fact I was rather bored when listening to it.

I would love a compilation of live tracks, especially if they didn't film the entire concert or it's a real rarity like She Smiled Sweetly.

Live You Live, Flashpoint, No Security and Live Licks are are compilations of live tracks from different shows.

And obviously all rather boring, not even exciting at all. You know, because SHINE A LIGHT isn't from a concert but is from 2 concerts.

You know, come to think of it, SWEET SUMMER SUN isn't from a concert but is from 2 shows.

Huh.

That just leaves HAVANA MOON. With overdubs.

How BORING.

Which overdubs on HM?

Actually Hyde Park & SAL are both from one night, except for one or two songs, as far as I remember... I think they overdubbed Out Of Control on Havana Moon, but I´m not sure.

Havana Moon is great, the setlist maybe is boring - but the playing... the boys were on fire. Very enjoyable album.

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Actually Hyde Park & SAL are both from one night, except for one or two songs, as far as I remember... I think they overdubbed Out Of Control on Havana Moon, but I´m not sure.

Havana Moon is great, the setlist maybe is boring - but the playing... the boys were on fire. Very enjoyable album.

No and no.

They removed some bum notes Keith played on OOC - they didn't add anything.

Sweet Summer Sun has songs from two nights, but the album is pretty evenly filled with songs from both shows. It's the same with SAL.

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Actually Hyde Park & SAL are both from one night, except for one or two songs, as far as I remember... I think they overdubbed Out Of Control on Havana Moon, but I´m not sure.

Most of Shine A Light is from November 1, 2006. Three tracks were from October 29.

Hyde Park:
CD1:
- Start Me Up (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- It's Only Rock'n Roll (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Street Fighting Man (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Ruby Tuesday (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Doom And Gloom (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Paint It Black (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Band introduction (Hyde Park 13.7.2013)
- You Got The Silver (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Before They Make Me Run (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
CD2:
- Miss You (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Midnight Rambler (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Gimme Shelter (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Jumping Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Sympathy For the Devil (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- You Can't Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 13.7.2013
- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -Hyde Park 6.7.2013
[www.nzentgraf.de]


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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Didn´t add anything? Well, haha...Check out the original OOC on youtube...aaoooch!!!!

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Didn´t add anything? Well, haha...Check out the original OOC on youtube...aaoooch!!!!

They removed something, nothing was added. Listen again.

That's called editing, as opposed to Keith going into the studio to add something in that solo, which he didn't.

So, if you bother to stop laughing for a bit, perhaps you can tell me why you believe something was added in the Havana Moon-solo, as it contains less notes (and the same playing) as in the YouTube-video.



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forget the CD – what really counts is the Amsterdam show

And Brixton

Especially if you were there

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Remember the hidden features on the original CD that you could access when playing it on a PC?

yea I do, didn't you have to hover over a necklace or something to get in? Cant really recall what was there to be sen though? Piano rehearsal of Tumblin Dice maybe?
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Actually for the cd to have any value it should have included something from an unreleased 1995 show or something unheard from the Tobisha sessions.

YEP!!!!

Or Still A Fool and Jump On Top Of Me from Amsterdam II... something along these lines..RAAAAAAARE, not common stuff like Miss You.

While I would love to see these performances, the bulk of purchasers don't know these songs.
They probably would give the title a pass.
Unfortunately, it's show BUSINESS. We don't have to like it, but that's the way it is.

great post, OneStep!

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So is there extra content on the DVD/BR versions from Japan or only the additional CD songs on the bonus CD in Japan and then the exclusive Olympia set, too?

Japanese only “Totally Stripped” bonus CD (Super Deluxe Box)

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


Apparently these tracks were considered for the Totally Stripped CD but didn't make the final cut.
This exclusive CD was only available in the Japan only Box



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Actually for the cd to have any value it should have included something from an unreleased 1995 show or something unheard from the Tobisha sessions.

YEP!!!!

Or Still A Fool and Jump On Top Of Me from Amsterdam II... something along these lines..RAAAAAAARE, not common stuff like Miss You.

While I would love to see these performances, the bulk of purchasers don't know these songs.
They probably would give the title a pass.
Unfortunately, it's show BUSINESS. We don't have to like it, but that's the way it is.

Disagree. The bulk of purchasers are Stones fans who would love to have these songs. I doubt very much that Totally Stripped was bought as casual purchases.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Actually for the cd to have any value it should have included something from an unreleased 1995 show or something unheard from the Tobisha sessions.

YEP!!!!

Or Still A Fool and Jump On Top Of Me from Amsterdam II... something along these lines..RAAAAAAARE, not common stuff like Miss You.

While I would love to see these performances, the bulk of purchasers don't know these songs.
They probably would give the title a pass.
Unfortunately, it's show BUSINESS. We don't have to like it, but that's the way it is.

Well, it's just the CD. On the DVDs and Blurays there are enough hits to make everyone happy.

Many cd players also play dvds. I listen to the stripped shows as regular cds. Check if your players are compatible.

Would probably have bought standalone cd releases of the shows anyway, though, had they bothered to release them