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I I like that many of these shows are getting released, but they could mix it up a little couldn’t they? I mean, RPM Club, Toad’s Place, Double Door, Mogador, Trabendo, Horseshoe Tavern etc. Why not release a box of those shows? Not full shows, but parts of them. The secret gigs were going on for many years. I bet they filmed all of them.

Right. All this seems to be low hanging fruit. I suppose El Mocambo will have to be the one rare release that's supposed to last us a while but really...not sure why they're being so stingy with the more interesting stuff.

Those warm up gigs or clubshows are really great to have. I am also happy with the Bigger bang warm up gig which has some great stuff. Although the Totally Stripped box is really great. Although I am still hoping for the 2nd Paradiso show which is still in the vaults and maybe an audio
Release of Shepherds Bush 1999.

The Sydney licks warm up at the Enmore Theatre. THAT I would love

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True, but I mean shows from the >1995 period. I don't think that many fans are looking forward to 7 or 8 releases from the Bigger Bang or Licks tour...

Waddya on about mate?!?! As long as it's on DVD I'd love full tours released from the Vegas era... Visually (and musically) every Vault DVD is a gem. Mind you, I dont bother too much with the CD's though..

If the image quality would be better, I'd agree with you. But those low-res 4:3 footage on my 60" 4K OLED. It hurts my eyes. On the other hand, I'm willing to pay serious money for Voodoo Lounge or Bridges to Babylon shows I have attended. Just not for the other 40-50 ones

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True, but I mean shows from the >1995 period. I don't think that many fans are looking forward to 7 or 8 releases from the Bigger Bang or Licks tour...

Waddya on about mate?!?! As long as it's on DVD I'd love full tours released from the Vegas era... Visually (and musically) every Vault DVD is a gem. Mind you, I dont bother too much with the CD's though..

If the image quality would be better, I'd agree with you. But those low-res 4:3 footage on my 60" 4K OLED. It hurts my eyes. On the other hand, I'm willing to pay serious money for Voodoo Lounge or Bridges to Babylon shows I have attended. Just not for the other 40-50 ones

do what i do and watch em' on a 30 inch crt sony trinitron

looks great and no eye pain

wouldn't recommend for 4k though

That's why I kept the Last of the Sharp 20" it's a Tank.

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That's why I kept the Last of the Sharp 20" it's a Tank.

wise decision

considering how much stones video content (official or not) is preserved on low resolution video tapes or exclusively released on dvd it's almost a must to have a big crt for watching all of it

If filmed in 4K, take advantage of doing it in a 4K-CD combo apart from the other formats, vinyl, cd, dvd, etc.

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If filmed in 4K

No, in 2012 it wasn't filmed in 4K. First RS-concert filmed in 4K was 'Havana Moon' in 2016.

Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

I still can't believe we don't have an official 1972 tour release.

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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

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I still can't believe we don't have an official 1972 tour release.

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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

Don't forget the Ladies and Gentlemen film and Soundtrack. Although I must admit I don't really like it.

Yeah sorry I meant an audio release. There must be something collecting dust on a shelf somewhere.

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Yeah sorry I meant an audio release. There must be something collecting dust on a shelf somewhere.

[www.jpc.de]

It's available as an audio only release.

November 15 was the 2nd show.

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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

Nobody said that. No reason to complain

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The market for these shows dwindles with each passing year.

The market for them will go up significantly when they're through. Would make more sense to release them then.

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The market for these shows dwindles with each passing year.

The market for them will go up significantly when they're through. Would make more sense to release them then.

Why do you think that is? Older fans prefer 1990 and before. Do you think there's a whole younger audience that will only know the post-Wyman Stones?

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The market for these shows dwindles with each passing year.

The market for them will go up significantly when they're through. Would make more sense to release them then.

Why do you think that is? Older fans prefer 1990 and before. Do you think there's a whole younger audience that will only know the post-Wyman Stones?

I would say there's a whole younger audience that shares love to the post-Wyman Stones. Not everyone hates the so-called "Vegas era" like some people on this board. How many people have seen the 1972/73 shows and still have interest in the Stones? I bet there are way more people who have seen them for the first time on Voodoo/B2B/Licks/ABB or later and have their personal emotions with that tours.

I myself have seen the Stones for the first time on the Voodoo Lounge tour at the age of seven. For me Bill Wyman has always been part of the history for my whole life. That doesn't mean that I don't appreciate his work or have no knowledge about the albums and tours they did in the Wyman era. But the Darryl Jones era is now longer than the Bill Wyman era and I bet many people that show interest in the Stones nowadays have seen more shows in the Jones era than in the Wyman era and have interest in the "vault" releases from that era.

I myself have interest in vault releases from all decades. I would just prefer shows that haven't been released before because they don't come up with better sound with the new releaes, sometimes it is even worse. But I really appreciated for example the Salt Lake City 05 show, Bridges to Argentina, Wiltern (TV Broadcast) and the Stripped shows. But I really have love for El Mocambo, Leeds/Roundhouse 71, England 65, Wembley 82 and LA 75 too.

But I know lots of people that have more interest in the Darryl Jones era and that's fine for me :-)

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The market for these shows dwindles with each passing year.

The market for them will go up significantly when they're through. Would make more sense to release them then.

Why do you think that is? Older fans prefer 1990 and before. Do you think there's a whole younger audience that will only know the post-Wyman Stones?

I would say there's a whole younger audience that shares love to the post-Wyman Stones. Not everyone hates the so-called "Vegas era" like some people on this board. How many people have seen the 1972/73 shows and still have interest in the Stones? I bet there are way more people who have seen them for the first time on Voodoo/B2B/Licks/ABB or later and have their personal emotions with that tours.

I myself have seen the Stones for the first time on the Voodoo Lounge tour at the age of seven. For me Bill Wyman has always been part of the history for my whole life. That doesn't mean that I don't appreciate his work or have no knowledge about the albums and tours they did in the Wyman era. But the Darryl Jones era is now longer than the Bill Wyman era and I bet many people that show interest in the Stones nowadays have seen more shows in the Jones era than in the Wyman era and have interest in the "vault" releases from that era.

I myself have interest in vault releases from all decades. I would just prefer shows that haven't been released before because they don't come up with better sound with the new releaes, sometimes it is even worse. But I really appreciated for example the Salt Lake City 05 show, Bridges to Argentina, Wiltern (TV Broadcast) and the Stripped shows. But I really have love for El Mocambo, Leeds/Roundhouse 71, England 65, Wembley 82 and LA 75 too.

But I know lots of people that have more interest in the Darryl Jones era and that's fine for me :-)

Incredible the span of ages that are Stones fans.

Yes I know, anything BUT L&G.

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Yeah sorry I meant an audio release. There must be something collecting dust on a shelf somewhere.

[www.jpc.de]

It's available as an audio only release.

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Yes I know, anything BUT L&G.

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Yeah sorry I meant an audio release. There must be something collecting dust on a shelf somewhere.

[www.jpc.de]

It's available as an audio only release.

well somehow i did!

is this a official release?

is it a different mix from the film?

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is this a official release?

Yes - it's also on [www.Qobuz.com] , [Music.Apple.com] , [open.Spotify.com] .

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is this a official release?

Yes - it's also on [www.Qobuz.com] , [Music.Apple.com] , [open.Spotify.com] .

awesome

so anybody have it what's the sound like?

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so anybody have it what's the sound like?

On Spotify you can listen to it in full for free. Apple Music has 90s long preview-snippets.

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is this a official release?

Yes - it's also on [www.Qobuz.com] , [Music.Apple.com] , [open.Spotify.com] .

awesome

so anybody have it what's the sound like?

same (in my opionion awful) mix as on the DVD/Blu Ray

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is this a official release?

Yes - it's also on [www.Qobuz.com] , [Music.Apple.com] , [open.Spotify.com] .

awesome

so anybody have it what's the sound like?

sound is rather lousy on Blueray, can´t imagine that it´s any different (better) on CD

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is this a official release?

Yes - it's also on [www.Qobuz.com] , [Music.Apple.com] , [open.Spotify.com] .

awesome

so anybody have it what's the sound like?

sound is rather lousy on Blueray, can´t imagine that it´s any different (better) on CD

thanks maybe i'll skip this,one and just rip the bluray audio

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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

You're missing out dude. Even Bremen is a fun watch on a Sunday afternoon. Sure beats watching the news

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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

You're missing out dude. Even Bremen is a fun watch on a Sunday afternoon. Sure beats watching the news

Sunday afternoon? Interesting! I use my copy for those alcohol/sex-fuelled raved up saturday evenings before the old lady comes around from work



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Is this another "archives" release?
Another I won't bother with.
For me, archives are concerts > 40 years ago.
So many great shows sitting on the shelf.

You're missing out dude. Even Bremen is a fun watch on a Sunday afternoon. Sure beats watching the news

Sunday afternoon? Interesting! I use my copy for those alcohol/sex-fuelled raved up saturday evenings before the old lady comes around from work

Old lady? You mean your mom?