Now it´s fun to be a fan again! Live songs that I haven´t already heard a hundred times! And it´s pretty good! :-D

Moon light mile brings tears to my eyes in a good way.

I think I spotted bv in the movie

Well said Bjorn. It's nice to love something with no strings attached. I'm so pleased I bought all formats. That's what happens when a release has good value.

Yes, Keith botched the intro to Brown Sugar. It is fixed in this release.

DB

Ok...that´s why the intro sounded THAT good...Anyway...the best version of Brown sugar...since...Tattoo you!! :-D

Hey guys.
In this crazy critical time, I bought the dvd this morning.

And wow! Bitch is such a killer version! Didn’t realize how much with the audio release.

The band is on fire and wow...Keith just blew me away!

On point in every change,concentrated, attacking the guitar and as incisive as ever! Magic riffs!

Onto CYHMK now...amazing show

What do you guys think? Appreciative thread can still come around? Joking..

Can’t wait for Amsterdam now..

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Hey guys.
In this crazy critical time, I bought the dvd this morning.

And wow! Bitch is such a killer version! Didn’t realize how much with the audio release.

The band is on fire and wow...Keith just blew me away!

On point in every change,concentrated, attacking the guitar and as incisive as ever! Magic riffs!

Onto CYHMK now...amazing show

What do you guys think? Appreciative thread can still come around? Joking..

Can’t wait for Amsterdam now..

I think this is what Keith is still capable of when he gets his shit together.
I hope for all you guys in Amsterdam tonight that Keith turns up with his shit together

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Hey guys.
In this crazy critical time, I bought the dvd this morning.

And wow! Bitch is such a killer version! Didn’t realize how much with the audio release.

The band is on fire and wow...Keith just blew me away!

On point in every change,concentrated, attacking the guitar and as incisive as ever! Magic riffs!

Onto CYHMK now...amazing show

What do you guys think? Appreciative thread can still come around? Joking..

Can’t wait for Amsterdam now..

I think this is what Keith is still capable of when he gets his shit together.
I hope for all you guys in Amsterdam tonight that Keith turns up with his shit together

That was two years ago too. A LOT can happen to a person's body and mind in two years.

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Hey guys.
In this crazy critical time, I bought the dvd this morning.

And wow! Bitch is such a killer version! Didn’t realize how much with the audio release.

The band is on fire and wow...Keith just blew me away!

On point in every change,concentrated, attacking the guitar and as incisive as ever! Magic riffs!

Onto CYHMK now...amazing show

What do you guys think? Appreciative thread can still come around? Joking..

Can’t wait for Amsterdam now..

I think this is what Keith is still capable of when he gets his shit together.
I hope for all you guys in Amsterdam tonight that Keith turns up with his shit together

That was two years ago too. A LOT can happen to a person's body and mind in two years.

Well he was brilliant in Zurich the other day.

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the best version of Brown sugar...since...Tattoo you!! :-D

LOL not really, but maybe the best one since Auckland 2014.

Like! :-D

The audio-only mix on iTunes, Spotify etc. is now the drier mix that Bob Clearmountain did and I really like it, even if the Mastering is a bit too squashed. But the Blue-ray uses the mix with way too much reverb, it really ruins the experience for me. That's a pity really since the performances are so good. Even the warhorses are played fast and with great energy, unfortunately the current No Filter performances are so much different.

Well. Just watched it. Great movie! It captures a truly gem. I like the interviews. They take me way back - although I am only 41. A great treat but I prefer the DVD sound to the CD. Is it different? Anyhow - awesome.

"I miss him. I miss him a lot." Charlie about Bobby. :-(

Haha what's up with the sound on that CYHMK, Ronnie's solo sounds like if you would plug your guitar into a reverb pedal and put it on 10. Does the blu-ray actually sound like this?

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I remember once upon a time somewhere someone re-edited Sweet Summer Sun with the bonus tracks in their right places. Is anybody doing that with this set? I can provide proof of purchase but would love this to play right.

I rearranged Havana Moon, when it gets out here I was intending to do the same on this one too

I would be most grateful for your wonderful assistance in this endeavor please .

Id like to see a version like this.

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I remember once upon a time somewhere someone re-edited Sweet Summer Sun with the bonus tracks in their right places. Is anybody doing that with this set? I can provide proof of purchase but would love this to play right.

I rearranged Havana Moon, when it gets out here I was intending to do the same on this one too

I would be most grateful for your wonderful assistance in this endeavor please .

Id like to see a version like this.

My email is not hidden if you wish to discuss this further

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Haha what's up with the sound on that CYHMK, Ronnie's solo sounds like if you would plug your guitar into a reverb pedal and put it on 10. Does the blu-ray actually sound like this?

Seems to be the case, unfortunately. From a review by my favourite Blu-ray/DVD reviewer, and who is also a Stones fan:
"I felt less impressed with the show’s DTS-HD MA 5.1. As we often find for live presentations, much of the audio remained oriented toward the forward channels.

In the front, we encountered solid stereo imaging. Vocals stayed nicely centered while the instrumentation spread cleanly across the forward speakers. A staple of Stones music, the dueling guitars each got their own channel, while the rest of the track blended together neatly.

Surround usage mainly restricted itself to crowd noise and general reinforcement of the music. However, the track overemphasized those elements, so the cheering often threatened to overwhelm the music.

In addition, audio quality disappointed. Vocals tended to seem a little flat and dull, without great clarity.

The rest of the instruments failed to stand out in a positive way either. Guitars were tinny, and low-end response lacked much punch. Too much reverb came along for the ride as well, and that left the audio as a messy affair that didn’t allow the songs to prosper.

Happily, the disc’s LPCM stereo option fared much better. While it still didn’t boast great bass response, at least it lost the heavy-handed crowd noise – this left us able to actually hear the songs!

In addition, the stereo version lacked the oppressive reverb of the 5.1 mix, so the singing and playing all seemed clearer and more natural. It’s still not a great track, but it’s the only listenable option – the 5.1 track flops."

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went out looking for this at 5 stores today... came home empty handed...
not at either of my two local record shops... nor at bestbuy, target or walmart... fkrs



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The audio-only mix on iTunes, Spotify etc. is now the drier mix that Bob Clearmountain did and I really like it, even if the Mastering is a bit too squashed. But the Blue-ray uses the mix with way too much reverb, it really ruins the experience for me. That's a pity really since the performances are so good. Even the warhorses are played fast and with great energy, unfortunately the current No Filter performances are so much different.

Are you sure about this? Then maybe it's worth getting the lossless version from Qobuz : [www.qobuz.com]

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went out looking for this at 5 stores today... came home empty handed...
not at either of my two local record shops... nor at bestbuy, target or walmart... fkrs

This morning Amazon said they'd get the Blueray to me by 9 pm tonight.
Amazon Prime- 2 day, 1 day, same day delivery.

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Happily, the disc’s LPCM stereo option fared much better. While it still didn’t boast great bass response, at least it lost the heavy-handed crowd noise – this left us able to actually hear the songs!

In addition, the stereo version lacked the oppressive reverb of the 5.1 mix, so the singing and playing all seemed clearer and more natural. It’s still not a great track, but it’s the only listenable option – the 5.1 track flops.[/i]"

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Okay so then it's sounds like the reverb issue is only on the 5.1 track, hopefully it was the 5.1 audio we heard on the youtube video. I will buy the bluray tomorrow and see how the LPCM track sounds.

Hate to hear that the new mix has too much reverb! Thankfully there are some ways to fix that with a DAW. There are plug-ins that actually reduce the reverb in a mix and for those without there are a few tricks which may help reducing the reverb.

It involves creating tracks which are the SUM of the L and R tracks (basically a mono track) and a track which is the difference of the L and R tracks. Often times the difference track will pick up the reverb delays and the summed track will double the gain of the dry stuff. Then you can create a new mix using the originals and these two tracks, adding the inverted subbed track to cancel out the reverb and the mixing a bit of the mono track in places where necessary. If there are good surround track the job becomes a bit different but the results are typically a lot better.

I know it sounds complicated but for a show as sweet as the Fonda it will be well worth the trouble. I'm happy to go deeper if anyone is so inclined, including recommending some plug in's that do the job for you.

Anxious to listen to this Blue Ray mix! Too bad Bob Clearmountain didn't give us the sweet mix he talked about when he fisrt did the CD mix and a rough DVD mix. No doubt it was Mick sitting over his shoulder saying "more reverb Bob!". Nothing gets released witrhout Micks approval and in the end pleasing him is what Bob gets paid for.

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Haha what's up with the sound on that CYHMK, Ronnie's solo sounds like if you would plug your guitar into a reverb pedal and put it on 10. Does the blu-ray actually sound like this?

I think Ronnie's solo sounds awesome. Love the reverb and creamy tone.

The CD & Digital Audio mix as the same as before. Very compressed and lots of reverb. Does it sound good? Yes. Could it have sounded better. Yes.

Enjoying the release thus far, though I do agree with there being a little too much reverb.

When The Whip Comes Down was smoking though.

Loved it! Think I might have popped one during Rock Me, Baby.

Finished 6 weeks of radiation therapy today. Celebrating at home with some medicinals and this wonderful new blu-ray!! Been waiting for it since the day I heard it was confirmed. I hear what others say about the reverb, but for me it's ok. My system cranks the DTS 5.1 LOUD.

This immediately becomes my #1 Stones DVD. Stripped Amsterdam is now #2 followed by Ladies and Gentelman.

Now on the other hand, this book I got Tuesday (live I the 60s) still sits shrink wrapped on my table. I'm debating sending it back to Amazon.

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went out looking for this at 5 stores today... came home empty handed...
not at either of my two local record shops... nor at bestbuy, target or walmart... fkrs

This morning Amazon said they'd get the Blueray to me by 9 pm tonight.
Amazon Prime- 2 day, 1 day, same day delivery.

Cool, are they delivering by drone? Hope you get it tonight... wish I had it...
but I have enough other cool Stones stuff to keep me distracted and happy today

The worst part, besides these places (claiming) not having it was the blank looks
on generation swift/rap as they said who/what/nope. I would bet
some copies were actually in one of the stores but the taylorswift fans
rap lovers are just not bright enough to put it out.