From Nico Zentgraf page

[www.nzentgraf.de]

27th May: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Paradiso

Not Fade Away/
It’s All Over Now [re-started]/
Live With Me/
Let It Bleed/
Beast Of Burden/
Angie/
Wild Horses/
Sweet Virginia/
Dead Flowers/

Still A Fool/
Down In The Bottom/
Shine A Light/Like A Rolling Stone/
Jump On Top Of Me/

Connection/
Band introduction/
Before They Make Me Run/
Slipping Away/
Monkey Man/

I Can’t Get Next To You/

All Down The Line/
Street Fighting Man/
Rip This Joint/
Respectable

Note: With special guest Don Was (org) on Shine A Light.
Shown simultaneously on a big video screen at Museumplein, Amsterdam.
A private video of the whole show exists (filmed from the screen outside).
Soundboard recording was made by Ed Cherney with the Eurosound
Mobile Truck. Also the whole show was professionally filmed.

Jump On Top Of Me live debut.
SAF /
DITB /
SAL /
LARS /
ICGNTY
All played or very rarely or for the second time ever



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2023-04-28 15:02 by Christiaan.

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Brixton and Amsterdam 1995 both shows on cd and vinyl.

Amsterdam (Paradiso) 26-May-1995 was released in 2020 on Color-Vinyl - [iorr.org] . Downloads of Brixton & Paradiso in CD-Quality (burn your own) are available on Qobuz - [iorr.org] .

This is one of those missing pieces from my collection that I long to have, though the price for it is absolutely INSANE!!!!

What’s really missing is a great sounding show from 1972 and the he Pacific1973 shows

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What’s really missing is a great sounding show from 1972 and the he Pacific1973 shows

This !!!

We've had enough 'modern day' releases for a while. Let's have something from the 70s tours. 1970,72, early 73 and 76 not been covered yet (L&G doesn't count cos the sound isn't the best). Audio only is more than fine!

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We've had enough 'modern day' releases for a while. Let's have something from the 70s tours. 1970,72, early 73 and 76 not been covered yet (L&G doesn't count cos the sound isn't the best). Audio only is more than fine!

how bout' the 60's!

come on abcko

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We've had enough 'modern day' releases for a while. Let's have something from the 70s tours. 1970,72, early 73 and 76 not been covered yet (L&G doesn't count cos the sound isn't the best). Audio only is more than fine!

how bout' the 60's!

come on abcko

Well, what is there, realistically? I guess they could release the shows that were the source for Ya-Ya’s, or, perhaps something from the 1965 or 1966 British Tours. They were the source for the ‘Got Live’ EP and LP, so presumably theirs scope there, too.

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We've had enough 'modern day' releases for a while. Let's have something from the 70s tours. 1970,72, early 73 and 76 not been covered yet (L&G doesn't count cos the sound isn't the best). Audio only is more than fine!

how bout' the 60's!

come on abcko

Well, what is there, realistically? I guess they could release the shows that were the source for Ya-Ya’s, or, perhaps something from the 1965 or 1966 British Tours. They were the source for the ‘Got Live’ EP and LP, so presumably theirs scope there, too.

imagine a super deluxe of both got live if you want it projects remixed in stereo and cleaned up with modern technology

plus every single show recorded for them as well in there entirety

just think about it 6 complete shows from 65 and 4 from 66 mixed into stereo in good sound quality

does it get better then that?

Did they record anything decently live in '66 or '67? And are short setlists basically the same? They weren't prone to throw in a 'rarity' or two, so the setlists didn't vary. Honolulu '66 has only 8 cuts, delivered at blazing speed. That's about 20 minutes, not enough for a release. They'd have to flesh it out with something.

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Did they record anything decently live in '66 or '67? And are short setlists basically the same? They weren't prone to throw in a 'rarity' or two, so the setlists didn't vary. Honolulu '66 has only 8 cuts, delivered at blazing speed. That's about 20 minutes, not enough for a release. They'd have to flesh it out with something.

They could maybe release it as an EP on a future RSD. I was thinking of this release when the 60's were mentioned, as I often see it in various forms on different Bootleg websites. I've no idea how it sounds though.

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Did they record anything decently live in '66 or '67? And are short setlists basically the same? They weren't prone to throw in a 'rarity' or two, so the setlists didn't vary. Honolulu '66 has only 8 cuts, delivered at blazing speed. That's about 20 minutes, not enough for a release. They'd have to flesh it out with something.

for 66 from nico

661001B  1st October: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, City Hall (1st show)
                   Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661001C  1st October: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, City Hall (2nd show)
                    Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661007A  7th October: Bristol, Colston Hall (1st show)
                   Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661007B  7th October: Bristol, Colston Hall (2nd show)
                    Note: Soundboard recording was made.

also there's the paris recordings from 66 and 67 two shows each

but i guess that depends if you think this is decent sound quality








as far as setlists this is what nico has for around the time those 66 shows we're recorded

660923B  23rd September: London, Royal Albert Hall
                   Unconfirmed set:
(Introduction/Paint It Black/Under My Thumb/Get Off Of My Cloud/Lady Jane/Not Fade Away/The Last Time/Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?/Satisfaction)

for the 65 recordings the tracklist for live in england 1965 should be a pretty accurate representation of those

Show Intro/We Want The Stones
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Pain In My Heart
Down The Road Apiece
Time Is On My Side
I'm Alright
Off The Hook
Charlie's Intro To Little Red Rooster
Little Red Rooster
Route 66
I'm Moving On
The Last Time
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

paris 66 from nico

660329C  29th March: Paris, France, L'Olympia (1st show)
(The Last Time/Mercy Mercy/She Said Yeah/Play With Fire/Not Fade Away/That's How Strong My Love Is/I'm Moving On/The Spider And The Fly/Time Is On My Side/19th Nervous Breakdown/Around And Around/Get Off Of My Cloud/I'm Alright/Satisfaction)

660329D  29th March: Paris, France, L'Olympia (2nd show)
(The Last Time/Mercy Mercy/She Said Yeah/Play With Fire/Not Fade Away/The Spider And The Fly/Time Is On My Side/19th Nervous Breakdown/Hang On Sloopy Theme/Get Off Of My Cloud/I'm Alright/Satisfaction)
     Note: That's How Strong My Love Is and I'm Moving On were played after Not Fade Away and recorded, but not broadcast.

and what was broadcast for paris 67 according to nico

(Paint It Black/19th Nervous Breakdown/Lady Jane/Get Off Of My Cloud-Yesterday's Papers/Under My Thumb/Ruby Tuesday/Let's Spend The Night Together/Goin' Home-Satisfaction)

seems like a good bit of variation to me

Do we know why the 2nd Paradiso wasn’t part of the Totally Stripped box? There are some clips from that show were used in the documentary which was part of that box.
I really hope one day it will be released.

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Did they record anything decently live in '66 or '67? And are short setlists basically the same? They weren't prone to throw in a 'rarity' or two, so the setlists didn't vary. Honolulu '66 has only 8 cuts, delivered at blazing speed. That's about 20 minutes, not enough for a release. They'd have to flesh it out with something.

for 66 from nico

661001B  1st October: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, City Hall (1st show)
                   Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661001C  1st October: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, City Hall (2nd show)
                    Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661007A  7th October: Bristol, Colston Hall (1st show)
                   Note: Soundboard recording was made.

661007B  7th October: Bristol, Colston Hall (2nd show)
                    Note: Soundboard recording was made.

also there's the paris recordings from 66 and 67 two shows each

but i guess that depends if you think this is decent sound quality








as far as setlists this is what nico has for around the time those 66 shows we're recorded

660923B  23rd September: London, Royal Albert Hall
                   Unconfirmed set:
(Introduction/Paint It Black/Under My Thumb/Get Off Of My Cloud/Lady Jane/Not Fade Away/The Last Time/Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?/Satisfaction)

for the 65 recordings the tracklist for live in england 1965 should be a pretty accurate representation of those

Show Intro/We Want The Stones
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Pain In My Heart
Down The Road Apiece
Time Is On My Side
I'm Alright
Off The Hook
Charlie's Intro To Little Red Rooster
Little Red Rooster
Route 66
I'm Moving On
The Last Time
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

paris 66 from nico

660329C  29th March: Paris, France, L'Olympia (1st show)
(The Last Time/Mercy Mercy/She Said Yeah/Play With Fire/Not Fade Away/That's How Strong My Love Is/I'm Moving On/The Spider And The Fly/Time Is On My Side/19th Nervous Breakdown/Around And Around/Get Off Of My Cloud/I'm Alright/Satisfaction)

660329D  29th March: Paris, France, L'Olympia (2nd show)
(The Last Time/Mercy Mercy/She Said Yeah/Play With Fire/Not Fade Away/The Spider And The Fly/Time Is On My Side/19th Nervous Breakdown/Hang On Sloopy Theme/Get Off Of My Cloud/I'm Alright/Satisfaction)
     Note: That's How Strong My Love Is and I'm Moving On were played after Not Fade Away and recorded, but not broadcast.

and what was broadcast for paris 67 according to nico

(Paint It Black/19th Nervous Breakdown/Lady Jane/Get Off Of My Cloud-Yesterday's Papers/Under My Thumb/Ruby Tuesday/Let's Spend The Night Together/Goin' Home-Satisfaction)

seems like a good bit of variation to me

I think they sound fantastic. And if the same wizards who did the BBC tapes got ahold of it, the tracks might sound really good.

that's the spirit

Tempe 1981 uncut would be a nice blu ray release. But I guess Hal Ashby or some movie company owns the rights?



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Tempe 1981 uncut would be a nice blu ray release. But I guess Hal Ashby or some movie company owns the rights?

That would be a dream as well as the East Rutherford shows. But I read multiple times that all original footage has been destroyed by Hal Ashby.

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I read multiple times that all original footage has been destroyed by Hal Ashby.

you are kidding ? never heard of that before

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From Nico Zentgraf page

[www.nzentgraf.de]

27th May: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Paradiso

Not Fade Away/
It’s All Over Now [re-started]/
Live With Me/
Let It Bleed/
Beast Of Burden/
Angie/
Wild Horses/
Sweet Virginia/
Dead Flowers/

Still A Fool/
Down In The Bottom/
Shine A Light/Like A Rolling Stone/
Jump On Top Of Me/

Connection/
Band introduction/
Before They Make Me Run/
Slipping Away/
Monkey Man/

I Can’t Get Next To You/

All Down The Line/
Street Fighting Man/
Rip This Joint/
Respectable

Note: With special guest Don Was (org) on Shine A Light.
Shown simultaneously on a big video screen at Museumplein, Amsterdam.
A private video of the whole show exists (filmed from the screen outside).
Soundboard recording was made by Ed Cherney with the Eurosound
Mobile Truck. Also the whole show was professionally filmed.

Jump On Top Of Me live debut.
SAF /
DITB /
SAL /
LARS /
ICGNTY
All played or very rarely or for the second time ever

Looking back on this, it seems a little odd that there was a band introduction in between songs of Keit. It must been a typing mistake on Nico’s page probably. I’ll look what Rocks Off wrote about this one.

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From Nico Zentgraf page

[www.nzentgraf.de]

27th May: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Paradiso

Not Fade Away/
It’s All Over Now [re-started]/
Live With Me/
Let It Bleed/
Beast Of Burden/
Angie/
Wild Horses/
Sweet Virginia/
Dead Flowers/

Still A Fool/
Down In The Bottom/
Shine A Light/Like A Rolling Stone/
Jump On Top Of Me/

Connection/
Band introduction/
Before They Make Me Run/
Slipping Away/
Monkey Man/

I Can’t Get Next To You/

All Down The Line/
Street Fighting Man/
Rip This Joint/
Respectable

Note: With special guest Don Was (org) on Shine A Light.
Shown simultaneously on a big video screen at Museumplein, Amsterdam.
A private video of the whole show exists (filmed from the screen outside).
Soundboard recording was made by Ed Cherney with the Eurosound
Mobile Truck. Also the whole show was professionally filmed.

Jump On Top Of Me live debut.
SAF /
DITB /
SAL /
LARS /
ICGNTY
All played or very rarely or for the second time ever

Looking back on this, it seems a little odd that there was a band introduction in between songs of Keit. It must been a typing mistake on Nico’s page probably. I’ll look what Rocks Off wrote about this one.

Mick was on stage for Connection for Paradiso 1 so I assume he was on stage for Paradiso 2 too. band Introductions were after Connection for Paradiso 1 on official Version and on Bootlegs. I think it's the Same for the second Show.



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I just noticed that Keef did 3 songs?!?!?! Wow!!! I've never seen that before!!! That would be AWESOME!!!! How many times has that happened?!?!

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I just noticed that Keef did 3 songs?!?!?! Wow!!! I've never seen that before!!! That would be AWESOME!!!! How many times has that happened?!?!

i don't know how many time it happened but the most recent has to have been vegas 2016

he did slipping away, little t&a, and happy

There is a soundboard source for 5.27.95? Where can I find a DL? I have an audience sourced show but would really appreciate a sound upgrade

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Where can I find a DL?

First look at: [dbboots.com] , [Bootlegpedia.com] . Then go to the StonesVault - [iorr.org] .



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not a soundboard

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not a soundboard

Did you read the descriptions of all bootlegs? Some tracks are listed as soundboard.

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I just noticed that Keef did 3 songs?!?!?! Wow!!! I've never seen that before!!! That would be AWESOME!!!! How many times has that happened?!?!

i don't know how many time it happened but the most recent has to have been vegas 2016

he did slipping away, little t&a, and happy

Man, that would make for a helluva show!

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From Nico Zentgraf page

[www.nzentgraf.de]

27th May: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Paradiso

Not Fade Away/
It’s All Over Now [re-started]/
Live With Me/
Let It Bleed/
Beast Of Burden/
Angie/
Wild Horses/
Sweet Virginia/
Dead Flowers/

Still A Fool/
Down In The Bottom/
Shine A Light/Like A Rolling Stone/
Jump On Top Of Me/

Connection/
Band introduction/
Before They Make Me Run/
Slipping Away/
Monkey Man/

I Can’t Get Next To You/

All Down The Line/
Street Fighting Man/
Rip This Joint/
Respectable

Note: With special guest Don Was (org) on Shine A Light.
Shown simultaneously on a big video screen at Museumplein, Amsterdam.
A private video of the whole show exists (filmed from the screen outside).
Soundboard recording was made by Ed Cherney with the Eurosound
Mobile Truck. Also the whole show was professionally filmed.

Jump On Top Of Me live debut.
SAF /
DITB /
SAL /
LARS /
ICGNTY
All played or very rarely or for the second time ever

I would really love to have Still A Fool, on my bootleg the audio quality sucks, but it was a great performance.

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not a soundboard

Did you read the descriptions of all bootlegs? Some tracks are listed as soundboard.

as far as i know only 3 songs from 27.5.95 available in such quality

Dead Flowers, Shine a light (But Naked VGP-971) and It´s all over now (iTunes download)

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I read multiple times that all original footage has been destroyed by Hal Ashby.

you are kidding ? never heard of that before

hockenheim95 could you pls supply some more informations on this, this sounds really weird

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I read multiple times that all original footage has been destroyed by Hal Ashby.

That sounds dubious : Ashby was a major cokehead - his addiction eventually killed him - but I dont see him incenerating kms and kms of 35mm footage.

Remember there were 4 shows filmed with multiple cine cameras so there would have been cans and cans of film to destroy.