I know there has been 100 threads like this one already, but since we got ''Totally Stripped'' it seems like someone's actually listening to the fans requests. So which concerts would you like to see released?

Even if 4 songs were released on ''Four Flicks'' I would like to have the full pro-shot from Wiltern Theatre 2002, ''Bitch'' was awesome: [www.youtube.com]

I'D ho for historical concert:
Complete Hyde Park 69
Complete Altmont (including the opening acts)
Paris 70
Winter Tour
Knebworth

If not possible, a full show from the No Secutity Tour would be more than welcome.

Bye,

Philadelphia '72 (all three shows)
Paris '76 (all four)
Miami '94
Tokyo '95
MSG '98 (all three)
Perth '73
Sydney '73 (both shows)
New York '69 (all three)
New York '72 ('Welcome To New York' show)
Honolulu '73 (all shows)
LA '72 (both)
Hartford '81 (second show)
Hartford '99 (both shows)
Buffalo '75 (NOT Orchard Park)
Buenios Aires '95 (all shows)
Santiago '95
Melbourne '95
Munich '82 (second show)
Turin '82 (first show)
Turin '90
Milan '70
West Berlin '82
Rotterdam '95 (both shows)
Pasadena '94 (both shows)
San Diego '98
Pittsburg '72
Pittsburgh '15
Detorit '75 (both shows)
Washington '99 (both shows)
Kansas City '15
Charlotte '72
Norfolk '72
San Diego '69
Detroit '69
Champaign '69 (first show)
LA '69 (second show)
Munich '73 (second show)
Paris '70 (all three)
New Orleans '94
Wembley '73 (all three)
Naples '82
Orlando '81 (both shows)
Detroit '72 (second)
Seattle '81 (second)
Boston '02 (opening night Licks tour)
Dallas '89
Montreal '89 (both)
Atlantic City '89 (ppv show)
Tempe '81
Madrid '90 ('Blinded by Love' show)
Wembley '90 (all shows)
Boston '05 (second Fenway: I was there. FANTASTIC performance)
Rotterdam '73 (all three)
Pittsburg '89
West Berlin '73
Boston '13 (first show)
Kansas City '75
Leicester '76 (second)
East Rutherford '81 (all three)
Pontiac '81 (both)
Houston '78
Jacksonville '89
Jacksonville '75
Clemson '89
Lexington '78
Auburn Hills '99
East Rutherford '97 (second show)
Charlotte '97
Toronto '99
Philadelphia '02 (Veterans Stadium)
East Troy '89 (all three)
Los Angeles '89 (Oc. 18 and 19)
New York '89 (Oct. 28 and 29)
East Berlin '90 (both shows)
Foxboro '89 (all three)
Foxboro '97 (Oct. 20: my first Stones show)
Boston '75 (second show)
El Mocambo (both shows)
Worcester '81
Kneboworth '76
Boston '99 (both shows)
Charlotte '99
East Rutherford '94 (one that was partially released)
Wembley '95 (third show)
Chicago '78
San Diego '72
San Francisco '72 (all four)
Chicago '72 (third show)
Frankfurt '73 (second show)
Birmingham '73 (first show)
San Jose '99
Lyon '76
Washington '94 (opening night VL tour)
Toronto '89 (all four)
Newcastle '71 (just for MT-era performances of "CYHMK" and "WH." And according to the reviews, the Stones played great.)
Fargo '99 (they can call it "Maybe I Should Move Here!")
Barcelona '90 (both shows)
Oakland '69 (would LOVE to see Mick release 'Liver Than You'll Ever Be' just as a tounge-in-cheek joke. And, there are some great performances of certain songs at this show)


And, if possible (Copyright/Decca issues):
Paris '67
Honolulu '66
Paris '65
Paris '66 (both shows)
Whichever shows made up the original 'Got LIVE' EP!




That's the ones I can immediately think off the top of my head.



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San Jose April 20, 1999

Crawdaddy Club, 1963.

Hyde Park and Altamont!

Paris '76
MSG 1969 as a box
1970-10-07 Grugahalle, Essen, West-Germany
Philadelphia 1972
El mocambo

they should follow Bob Dylans bootleg series and release some totally unknown (or at least non circulating) outtakes/studio material/rehearsals (if they have some…)



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S.T.P

Hyde Park and Altamont!

Already released - only the 'From The Vault'-Cover is missing for the latter two (and the real SMU-Intro for HP2013) ....


[iTunes.apple.com] , [iTunes.apple.com] , [www.Amazon.com]



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Msg 69 Box
Paris 70
Philadelphia 72
Sydney and Perth 73
Mocambo 77
Capitol Passiac 78
100 Club Feb.86
Johannesburg 95
Sheperd Bush 99

Mocambo... pretty please!

Mocambo...
YEAH Macambo ..... Just ta hear Route 66 in good quality ..... Mick sounds 18....



ROCKMAN

Slane 2007 should make a great video

1. The three MSG-concerts 1969 complete.
2. The five LA-concerts 1975 complete
3. Paris 76
4. Mocambo 77 (both nights)
5. Another gig from 78 complete

El mocambo..both nights.
Jeroen

Guys, be realistic.
Maximum you can get in the nearest future are
- Toronto 2005 (Light The Fuse)
- Paris 76, one show
- Deluxe of Goats Head Soup with Brussels 1973
- Deluxe of Beggars Banquet, type of recent TSMR release.

DVD/CD combo pack "Song vote winners and other (somewhat) rare tracks played live by The Rolling Stones over the years"

We do have to be realistic. Most pro shots pre 1989 have already been released. I couldn't believe they released the 1975 show on DVD, poor quality and terrible performance, mainly from Mick, apart from a few exceptions. There is a lot of scope post 1989 with warm up shows, club shows from Licks and the fact we had nothing released from No Security on video. I think the Vault series are really popular and profitable so will go on for a long time. Let's hope!

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Leonioid
DVD/CD combo pack "Song vote winners and other (somewhat) rare tracks played live by The Rolling Stones over the years"

Yes, with treats like Rocks Off from Barcelona, the blistering Under My Thumb from Hamburg and Silver Train from Tokyo.

HOW IS EL @#$%& MOCAMBO NOT RELEASED YET?!?

an audio release of the '77 Mocambo shows would be amazing and I hope to see it get released one day.

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Leonioid
DVD/CD combo pack "Song vote winners and other (somewhat) rare tracks played live by The Rolling Stones over the years"

Yes, with treats like Rocks Off from Barcelona, the blistering Under My Thumb from Hamburg and Silver Train from Tokyo.

It seems like they "get up" for these songs and make them special.
And they have to be sure to include Micks pre/post song talking. Like in Stockholm when he said something like "I am not sure if we still know this song, so don't be too hard on us if we make some mistakes" and then they proceeded to play one of the best versions of Sweet Virginia I have ever heard.

Mick is actually very funny at some concerts... he has a great dry wit.

PS

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PaintMonkeyManBlack
Slane 2007 should make a great video

Yes any 2007 show would be nice, people need to realize this tour was great, despite it's reputation, the band really seemed to give it their all while in 2006 sometimes they just went through the motions.

Some of my requests:

Echoplex 2013 - Love In Vain with Taylor and That's How Strong My Love Is makes this an interesting show.

Enmore Theatre 2003 - This one was obviously filmed since a clip with Angus & Malcom was posted on the website. Intense show with an aggressive Midnight Rambler as the opener.

Cleveland 2002 - Or some other Arena show from 02/03, the setlists of some of those shows were off the charts!



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Paris 76
Knebworth 76 ( this may come out as a bonus with the Knebworth 2018 show ;-) )
A 1981 stadium show. Whichever is best quality . Houston / Dallas ?
Tokyo 95
Double Door 98
Chicago 99 or any No security arena show
Wiltern 02 or a boxed set of the club gigs similar to Totally Stripped.

Audio only -

Wembley 90
El Mocambo 77
Any 1970 show
Any 1967 show
Shepherds Bush 99



sc uk

Philadelphia '72
Any Australia '73 show
New York '69
Honolulu '73
LA '72

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie

they gonna realased :

- Paris 76
- mocambo (audio)
- Atlantic City
- Port chester + Bush 99 / San Jose 99
- Wiltern or Munich at least one of the licks club
- Phoenix club 2005
- Videos Clips

If I had to limit my wishlist to five realistic choices, they would be:

- a complete 1966 show
- a complete 1967 show
- Paris 1970 (or the best complete 1970 show they have)
- Paris 1976
- El Mocambo 1977

Roundhouse'71 both shows complete on a 2-cd set!

Re 1981, there must be some perfect footage from the shows Hal Ashby filmed.