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GasLightStreet
Live videos of shows from one show:
Havana Moon
Sticky Fingers
San Jose
Leeds 1982
both Bridges
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ironbelly
Kind of strange notice on Steve Hoffman's Music Forum
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This detailed list of formats for Atlantic City was posted by Tributo Bar
release : September 2020
DVD
DVD + 2 CD
BLU RAY + 2 CD
4 LP ( black)
4 LP ( Color)
DELUXE BOX : Book+ 6 Discs ( DVD + BLU RAY + CD 1 + CD 2 + CD 3 ( Bonus Tracks from teh Tour) + DVD Extra Show Tokio 1990
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artinis1
Surely this gets pushed back because of the GHS Reissue 9/4 release date
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toomuchforme
Olympia 95 and Amsterdam 95 out too late !
that one too !
it would have been major sales if released in 96 and 90. The wait was huge
I do not understand why so many years.
Anyway A CITY is a MUST. John Lee Hooker + Clapton and Stones on the same stage, wow at the time.
JLH with 2 strings provide a great tempo.
KR riffs are excellent and the final Clapton solo amazing.
If I remember the venue was the Trump casino
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toomuchforme
If I remember the venue was the Trump casino
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toomuchforme
If I remember the venue was the Trump casino
Yeah, it went bankrupt with the rest of his casinos
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mick64
DELUXE BOX: Book 6 Discs version (DVD BLU RAY + CD 1 + CD 2 + CD 3 will be sold worldwide or only in Japan
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GasLightStreet
Trump sponsored the shows, not at all to the liking of the Stones. Michael Cohl did the deal and apparently the only way things would work was if Trump was barred from being there.
Trump does not own the rights or anything of the show. He had nothing to do with the Convention Center. Don't know why people keep saying it, although I can't remember where I've seen it said.
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GasLightStreet
This says enough, doesn't it.
It was an odd experience indeed to wander the plush corridors of the casino hotel as gamblers caroused to the apocalyptic strains of “Gimme Shelter” wafting over a sound system more accustomed to Muzak. However successful the pay-per-view sales are — and that success must be seen in relation to a medium that has yet to fully establish its viability — tickets for the concert could still be had at show time, and scalpers were offering $40 ducats for $30. Ticket prices for the three Atlantic City shows ranged from $40 to $250.
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GasLightStreet
This says enough, doesn't it.
It was an odd experience indeed to wander the plush corridors of the casino hotel as gamblers caroused to the apocalyptic strains of “Gimme Shelter” wafting over a sound system more accustomed to Muzak. However successful the pay-per-view sales are — and that success must be seen in relation to a medium that has yet to fully establish its viability — tickets for the concert could still be had at show time, and scalpers were offering $40 ducats for $30. Ticket prices for the three Atlantic City shows ranged from $40 to $250.
[www.rollingstone.com]
Very true. We had seats upstairs and mangaged to score 3rd row seats right before the show for $30. The whole front section of seats in front of the stage was empty until about the 3rd song. I remember no one was willing to pay $250 for tickets back then.
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GasLightStreet
This says enough, doesn't it.
It was an odd experience indeed to wander the plush corridors of the casino hotel as gamblers caroused to the apocalyptic strains of “Gimme Shelter” wafting over a sound system more accustomed to Muzak. However successful the pay-per-view sales are — and that success must be seen in relation to a medium that has yet to fully establish its viability — tickets for the concert could still be had at show time, and scalpers were offering $40 ducats for $30. Ticket prices for the three Atlantic City shows ranged from $40 to $250.
[www.rollingstone.com]
Very true. We had seats upstairs and mangaged to score 3rd row seats right before the show for $30. The whole front section of seats in front of the stage was empty until about the 3rd song. I remember no one was willing to pay $250 for tickets back then.
HA HA! Now $250 is practically free!
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I was at both Atlantic City shows. The one in 2006 just kicked ass. Way better than 1989
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Stoneage
I don't think the Atlantic City shows were any better than other 89, or 90, shows. The difference is the guest artists and amount of songs. I remember that there was a very good bootleg
released from the show called "The Black Box" (I think). Which was a 3-lp set. Quite expensive I remember. Bootlegs were expensive then. I never manged to get hold of it at the time.
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Stoneage
I don't think the Atlantic City shows were any better than other 89, or 90, shows. The difference is the guest artists and amount of songs. I remember that there was a very good bootleg
released from the show called "The Black Box" (I think). Which was a 3-lp set. Quite expensive I remember. Bootlegs were expensive then. I never manged to get hold of it at the time.
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HarryBoth? They played three Atlantic city shows in 1989.Quote
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I was at both Atlantic City shows. The one in 2006 just kicked ass. Way better than 1989