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Love is Strong. Stones, maybe, last attempt to sound contemporary. Probably a Mick song. I know that many likes this song. I'm not one of those.

It's all Keith. Evolved from Wicked As It Seems.You hear it clearly in early takes. [www.youtube.com]

Wrong on every count here, apparently. Duly noted. Thanks for the info. Still, I never liked the song...

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What I remember from the Miami ppv was the bad sound quality.

Keith's glorious destruction of his SFTD solo!

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Love is Strong. Stones, maybe, last attempt to sound contemporary.

How so? That makes zero sense.

As it is not from the Collection From the vault there will be neither CD nor Vinyl only DVD

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As it is not from the Collection From the vault there will be neither CD nor Vinyl only DVD

How do you know?

Stones In The Park, for instance, was a From The Vault-release, but only came out on DVD.

Stripped was not, but came out in every available format..

yes.you.all.the reason I would like it to be the from.vault

All these titles will probably come out on cd or vinyl (or both) and on dvd, even though they're not «From The Vault»-releases.



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What I remember from the Miami ppv was the bad sound quality.

Keith's glorious destruction of his SFTD solo!

I remember noticing on the edited version of the Miami PPV that Keith walks up to the drum riser after his solo...he laughs and shrugs sheepishly as if to say "Oops".

I always wondered why he had that reaction...once I saw the UN-EDITED version of Sympathy, it ALL made sense, lol.

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Miami 1994.....it was a real letdown back in 94/95 when the bootlegs came out, due to the soundquality, the speech by Whoopy, the playing/mood (no mood) and the hopes I had, when reading the setlist in Basement News.
And I understand that New Orleans 1994 was ruined on the broadcast, due to some mistake by the engineers.....but why on earth broadcast Miami 1994 on the TV as it sound like it does?
Even though the band ain't exactly in overdrive, the official Voodoo Lounge Video from East Rutherford 1994 was the only one I ever gave more than 3 spins out of the first couple of 94/95 bootlegs.

Probably more to do with the fact that the Superdome was practically empty. From what I recall, lowest attended show on the entire tour, less than 25,000 people. I was floored when I was there.

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What I remember from the Miami ppv was the bad sound quality.

Keith's glorious destruction of his SFTD solo!

I remember noticing on the edited version of the Miami PPV that Keith walks up to the drum riser after his solo...he laughs and shrugs sheepishly as if to say "Oops".

I always wondered why he had that reaction...once I saw the UN-EDITED version of Sympathy, it ALL made sense, lol.

My all time favorite screw up by Keith. Just... brilliantly bad!

From Swedish site ginza.se:

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Thanks! So release date could be Nov 16!

3 LP - great!

Hopefully it will be the New Jersey gig. A SBD/ProShot of I Can't Get Next To You is overdue!

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Hopefully it will be the New Jersey gig. A SBD/ProShot of I Can't Get Next To You is overdue!

100% the complete Miami + additional stuff
The additionnal stuff is still unknown

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Hopefully it will be the New Jersey gig. A SBD/ProShot of I Can't Get Next To You is overdue!

100% the complete Miami + additional stuff
The additionnal stuff is still unknown

Might be the rehearsals?

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Hopefully it will be the New Jersey gig. A SBD/ProShot of I Can't Get Next To You is overdue!

100% the complete Miami + additional stuff
The additionnal stuff is still unknown

Might be the rehearsals?

or one of those documentaries shown on TV back then?

Thanks for the info @JumpinJeppeFlash

Maybe VL Uncut will be similarly released like a San Jose 99, i.e. DVD, Blu-ray, DVD + 2CD, 3LP and Digital audio/video.

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Might be the rehearsals?

The excerpt from the Miami rehearsal was shown on American TV. This material is available on Dr.Exile DVD - Voodoo Lounge Tour Newsreport.

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Might be the rehearsals?

The excerpt from the Miami rehearsal was shown on American TV. This material is available on Dr.Exile DVD - Voodoo Lounge Tour Newsreport.

Yes. And now it might get an official release.

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Love is Strong. Stones, maybe, last attempt to sound contemporary. Probably a Mick song. I know that many likes this song. I'm not one of those.

Love KR version...I think its better than the finished VL version. Its def his song.

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Love is Strong. Stones, maybe, last attempt to sound contemporary. Probably a Mick song. I know that many likes this song. I'm not one of those.

You are entitled to see it that way. However, I love it as maybe only one of two really good songs on VOODOO LOUNGE. This even great. ( Though I wonder a little at you describing it as an attempt to sound contemporary. And, in case, there must be later attempts at it than that.)

On the other hand i consider "Start Me Up" as the mother of all "Stones-by-numbers" songs. I can't share the apparently widespread fascination for that song. I find it rather cheap. My first impression in its time was that it was too catchy in a way that did not please me.

shits and giggles...but this is KR all the way...like it i do!

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The Stones have TONS of great footage from the VL tour.
1st argentinian dates,
South Africa (without the Cobra),
Comeback to Australia and NZ,
Awesome Japanese concert,
Giants Stadium,
San Diego,
Oakland,
Rehearsals...

Only selected pieces will make it to the release and there will be some disappointment, but such is life for hardcore fans ;-)

[doctorstonesblog.blogspot.com]

love is strong is a Keith song 100%
same mold as msin offender

I remember reviews stating that Voodoo Lounge was a turn back the clock of a more vintage sound versus the more contemporary albums that came before it

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I remember reviews stating that Voodoo Lounge was a turn back the clock of a more vintage sound versus the more contemporary albums that came before it

It certainly is that. There was a tectonic shift in the music industry between 1989 and 1994. In '89, '60s and '70s bands were trying to sound modern, incorporating synths, drum machines, the latest studio gimmickry.

In 1994, MODERN bands, fueled by the grunge/alternative movement, were trying to sound like '60s and '70s bands, which freed the artists from that period up to sound more like themselves. Hence, the Stones could put out a somewhat retro-sounding album like Voodoo Lounge and be considered cool. In the '80s, that would have made them sound like outdated fossils.

I hope a live version of Love Is Strong is included,
It’s a shame it wasn’t played at Miami

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the official Voodoo Lounge Video from East Rutherford 1994 was the only one I ever gave more than 3 spins out of the first couple of 94/95 bootlegs.

The next-day show (Aug. 15) wasn't too bad, iirc. And the December gigs were quite decent...

Maybe bonus material would be the pre pay-per-view "Hoodoo U Voodoo" show? Corey Glover of Living Colour walking around interviewing people backstage before the show. There was an even better preshow leading up to the "Terrifying" Atlantic City show in 1989 which would be a cool bonus for that release.