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The Rolling Stones live at El Mocambo ...

How long have they been living there?

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... to be released

Glad that they will be released.

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I am not sure why the record company and the Stones don't become more aggressive with their live and vault releases. Springsteen and the Dead offer fans downloading of audio. The Dead make everyone of their shows downloadable from a mixed soundboard source. As everyone knows from this site, video could be DL also. Stones will find out the same as the Dylan camp did with the pro shots from past tours; you sat on the chocolate too long.

a problem for the Stones is/might be that they are playing more or less the same setlist every show since I don't know when (except on the licks tours). For most (casual) fans that means: if you have one show (from each tour) you have more or less all/everything

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This is a great point and goes with Experience Hendrix as well. Very few non-Boomers will buy these rarities physical deluxe packages, and that’s where the companies make their money. It’s like they don’t understand the market.

Exactly , as if they don't understand they are leaving $ behind !

Jagger must have come to the realisation that compared to a 5?-8? million gig it's peanuts. And it's a lot of work for him : revisiting the past - sth he never was confortable with - choosing the best outtakes, writing new lyrics, adding musical parts and... facing disappointing sales.

Nah planning a bunch of gigs is the better option.

Sadly the best times to release these outtakes or live shows from the vaults are way down the past, about 20-25 years too late,

The sales now for vintage acts are almost zero, over 60-70% of the buying public interested is dead and the tourists going to Stones shows now could care less about shows from 50 years ago or outtakes, they know a couple of warhorses and that's it.

So what’s the point of the repeated mentioning of sales this and sales that? I couldn’t care less if I’m the only one who buys the treasures that come out this year.

The Grateful Dead have a subscription for their Dave’s Picks series where they release four shows per year. I believe they cap at around 22,000 physical units per release. Plus they do one or two other releases each year. I’ve never questioned their business model for doing such decisions. It’s an absolute pleasure…..

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Very excited! ... but from what i can tell, just an announcement for the release is expected. It might still be months away before we have it

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Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

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StonedRambler
I wouldn't count on this. Paris 76 was also "confirmed" some years ago by usually reliable people on this forum. Sometimes even people with good connections catch up on rumours.

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

Yes, it was.

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TheGreek

This is a great point and goes with Experience Hendrix as well. Very few non-Boomers will buy these rarities physical deluxe packages, and that’s where the companies make their money. It’s like they don’t understand the market.

Exactly , as if they don't understand they are leaving $ behind !

Jagger must have come to the realisation that compared to a 5?-8? million gig it's peanuts. And it's a lot of work for him : revisiting the past - sth he never was confortable with - choosing the best outtakes, writing new lyrics, adding musical parts and... facing disappointing sales.

Nah planning a bunch of gigs is the better option.

Sadly the best times to release these outtakes or live shows from the vaults are way down the past, about 20-25 years too late,

The sales now for vintage acts are almost zero, over 60-70% of the buying public interested is dead and the tourists going to Stones shows now could care less about shows from 50 years ago or outtakes, they know a couple of warhorses and that's it.

So what’s the point of the repeated mentioning of sales this and sales that? I couldn’t care less if I’m the only one who buys the treasures that come out this year.

The Grateful Dead have a subscription for their Dave’s Picks series where they release four shows per year. I believe they cap at around 22,000 physical units per release. Plus they do one or two other releases each year. I’ve never questioned their business model for doing such decisions. It’s an absolute pleasure…..

Stones album sales were at Gold level at least, about 10x times more than any Greateful Dead album, now they are at the same sales level, 20-25k albums sold, if the band is happy with those sales good for them.

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Cristiano Radtke

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

Yes, it was.

I don’t believe you.

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

?

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

?

So what exactly are we basing 10 pages of hype on? I mean, hey I'd love to see this but as I scan through this thread, nothing has really convinced me that its actually happening. Again, I hope so

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also reissue Love you Live

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also reissue Love you Live

It's not worth it. Ya Yas and Brussells are top of the heap. Even Flashpoint and Still Life are better than LYL.

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

?

So what exactly are we basing 10 pages of hype on? I mean, hey I'd love to see this but as I scan through this thread, nothing has really convinced me that its actually happening. Again, I hope so

When Nico says we can expect an announcement March 11, it won't be pure guesswork.

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Mr. Jimi

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

No, it has not.

?

So what exactly are we basing 10 pages of hype on? I mean, hey I'd love to see this but as I scan through this thread, nothing has really convinced me that its actually happening. Again, I hope so

When Nico says we can expect an announcement March 11, it won't be pure guesswork.

So this person Nico is usually right? Is he a Stone?

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Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

Yes it is

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georgemcdonnell314
Who is the reliable source?

Margaret Trudeau

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AntoineParis

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

Yes it is

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dcba

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TheGreek

This is a great point and goes with Experience Hendrix as well. Very few non-Boomers will buy these rarities physical deluxe packages, and that’s where the companies make their money. It’s like they don’t understand the market.

Exactly , as if they don't understand they are leaving $ behind !

Jagger must have come to the realisation that compared to a 5?-8? million gig it's peanuts. And it's a lot of work for him : revisiting the past - sth he never was confortable with - choosing the best outtakes, writing new lyrics, adding musical parts and... facing disappointing sales.

Nah planning a bunch of gigs is the better option.

Sadly the best times to release these outtakes or live shows from the vaults are way down the past, about 20-25 years too late,

The sales now for vintage acts are almost zero, over 60-70% of the buying public interested is dead and the tourists going to Stones shows now could care less about shows from 50 years ago or outtakes, they know a couple of warhorses and that's it.

So what’s the point of the repeated mentioning of sales this and sales that? I couldn’t care less if I’m the only one who buys the treasures that come out this year.

The Grateful Dead have a subscription for their Dave’s Picks series where they release four shows per year. I believe they cap at around 22,000 physical units per release. Plus they do one or two other releases each year. I’ve never questioned their business model for doing such decisions. It’s an absolute pleasure…..

Stones album sales were at Gold level at least, about 10x times more than any Greateful Dead album, now they are at the same sales level, 20-25k albums sold, if the band is happy with those sales good for them.

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Who is the reliable source?

Margaret Trudeau

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

Yes it is

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georgemcdonnell314
Will the cover have a photo of Mrs. Trudeau on the whitehouse lawn?

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Maindefender

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Who is the reliable source?

Margaret Trudeau

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AntoineParis

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StonedRambler
Is this release actually confirmed by a reliable source in any way?

Yes it is

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StonedRambler
I wouldn't count on this. Paris 76 was also "confirmed" some years ago by usually reliable people on this forum. Sometimes even people with good connections catch up on rumours.

Or the Stones change their plans...