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YES!!! something with Brian!---could be several shows together to increase length of the release--perhaps 3 LPs with Paris 66, Vienna 67 and maybe Berlin 65... whatever may be in the vault..plus a dvd of rare footage, interviews, etc. This period of Stones history badly ignored. I don't count R&R Circus release. Melbourne 66, Rome 67, Hamburg 65 also recorded and maybe could be cleaned up for release..and don't forget the Richmond 63 tape that was autioned off several years ago and bought by you-know-who...that would be fantastic!!!

Horeshoe Tavern 97? Stones must have recorded it.

There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

We might be in the minority on this board, but yes I feel the same.
THere's also so many great *sounding* bootlegs from 1990-2017 so I don't see the need. Give us 1966-1977 instead. Please.

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

We might be in the minority on this board, but yes I feel the same.
THere's also so many great *sounding* bootlegs from 1990-2017 so I don't see the need. Give us 1966-1977 instead. Please.

It's just not great to me after 1990. It's the Greatest Hits Show with an occasional glimmer (no pun), like when they did a couple Otis Redding songs. They simply don't measure up the same without their original world class rhythm section. I just don't need to hear Tumblin' Dice again and again and again. To each his own. I think it's wonderful that some people actually have that old juice and panic about not being able to get tickets to see them in the U.S. this summer. Believe me, there will be plenty of available seats in those football stadiums.

THat's why I said "sounding".....the Dices and Flashes are just all the same Vegas flash. The personality was somehow lost, after 1000 times of playing the same songs for a RS-t-thirt audience digging everything who can blame them for going to the work with boredom.

St. Louis 1997 ist very likely to come. I own a DVD of that concert, and it's truly great.
Why should they release concerts from Bigger Bang and Licks tours? We've already got the official DVD releases on these tours /Four Flicks /Biggest Bang.

I'd like to see a compilation of guest appearances with the Stones, e.g. Bob Dylan, Springsteen, Fogerty, John Lee Hooker, Angus&Malcolm Young, Axl & Izzy, Tina Turner, Sheryl Crow etc. ... That'd be great fun to watch.

What about a Wino's release and Jagger from Sydney or Tokyo, Webster Hall in good quality would be nice

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Horeshoe Tavern 97? Stones must have recorded it.

It's super-rare but it's just a pre-tour public rehearsal (warts and all).
The Stones prefer to release middle-of or end-of-the-tour gigs where they're really hot.

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

This! You can even hear the bass here





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What about a Wino's release and Jagger from Sydney or Tokyo, Webster Hall in good quality would be nice

There were unofficial releases of it along with some Stones-DVDs (e.g. Terrifying) early 2009: [www.Discogs.com] , [www.Discogs.com] .

San Jose '99 was the last one on my bucket list, I know Paris '76 is in the pipeline along with the 2003 Cirkus Krone show.

Controversial for sure, but what about Altamont? Premiere of World Brown Sugar. Maybe the best version EVER live of Gimme Shelter...I know --NEVER GONNA HAPPEN

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

This! You can even hear the bass here





[www.youtube.com]

Not bad, for Darryl. It's still lacking that nailed down Stones sound.

Echoplex 2013 would be good for a modern Stones show.

There are many good ones, IMO we need something like ... First ones serie .. Including first or second shows of the tour .. Jajajaja too much?

I could go for a '66 full show. Hard to find even a good sounding boot from the '67 tour.

Still a bit surprised they haven't done anything more with the '72 tour.

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Still a bit surprised they haven't done anything more with the '72 tour.

They must be of the mindset not to repeat for a while. The live album they wanted out back then is not staggeringly different from Ladies & Gs, which they've already released as a DVD, and a CD. I'd like something else from '73, when they at their sizzling peak as a live band.

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Still a bit surprised they haven't done anything more with the '72 tour.

Videojames was working on it (the Philie tapes mainly) but apparently the thing has been put on the backburner.

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

This! You can even hear the bass here





[www.youtube.com]

Mr Pitiful is the best thing I've heard from the BANG tour. Wow. They sound fantastic.

Perhaps not a live release, although Bremen 1998 would be great, but an album of unedited finished studio recordings, like She Was Hot, Everything Is Turning To Gold, Miss You, Emotional Rescue... there's more but those come to mind the easiest.

Still a bit surprised that Brussels Affair didn't get a release similar to L&G, Texas '78, amd Checkerboard Lounge.

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

According to who? you? I can think of a dozen off the top of my head that would be phenomial

MSG 02
roseland 02
Wiltern 02
St Louis 97
Barcelona 98
Boston trilogy
Mexico city 06
San Fran 06
Albany 05

.....keep on rolling.....

give us something that's not been bootlegged so far (or only in horrible sound quality)! Everything else is more or less pointless

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There's nothing after 1990 worth listening to that hasn't already been released.

According to who? you? I can think of a dozen off the top of my head that would be phenomial

MSG 02
roseland 02
Wiltern 02
St Louis 97
Barcelona 98
Boston trilogy
Mexico city 06
San Fran 06
Albany 05

According to me, yes. That's what the internet is all about, each person's opinion. You say that the above listed would be good. According to who? You? They aren't 'phenomial' to me.

Roseland ballroom 2002 would truely be a great one. She Smiled Sweetly along with many other songs solid performed even though it was relatively early in the tour. But the 2002 leg of Licks in general was awesome.

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St. Louis 1997 ist very likely to come. I own a DVD of that concert, and it's truly great.
Why should they release concerts from Bigger Bang and Licks tours? We've already got the official DVD releases on these tours /Four Flicks /Biggest Bang.

I'd like to see a compilation of guest appearances with the Stones, e.g. Bob Dylan, Springsteen, Fogerty, John Lee Hooker, Angus&Malcolm Young, Axl & Izzy, Tina Turner, Sheryl Crow etc. ... That'd be great fun to watch.

St. Louis is confirmed.

They could release a compilation of blues covers they've performed throughout the last few decades riding on the success of Blue and Lonesome - call it Live and Lonesome.

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From The Vault are all video with 2CD's for the last few, the Stones haven't released any audio only archives in years, have they?