hi,

nice video, good work...
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This is fantastic, thanks for sharing! Even the camera work is great.

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hi,

nice video, good work...
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WOW!!!! Damn, they are good!

Loads more similar from the same user at [www.youtube.com] (scroll down a bit).

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Outstanding! Where did this come from?

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filstan
Outstanding! Where did this come from?

The original B&W footage was on the Crossfire Hurricane Blu Ray as bonus material. Some Songs were on the standard edition and even more on the japanese one!

pretty lame audience – obviously they haven't learned yet how to behave at a rock show
(on the other hand: Münster used to be very catholic in those days (and still is)

Obviously good colorization is still not here. Maybe it is for a very high price, which makes colorizing footage like this not economically feasible. Someday soon, good cheap colorization will make some of this footage look realistic.

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filstan
Outstanding! Where did this come from?

The original B&W footage was on the Crossfire Hurricane Blu Ray as bonus material. Some Songs were on the standard edition and even more on the japanese one!

I think crossfire hurricane had 3 versions each with different bonus material: European, American and Japanese.

Exciting footage, but colourising black & white film is the visual equivalent of converting mono into reprocessed stereo...

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hi,

nice video, good work...
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Wonderful. A joy to behold. That version of Around & Around is staggeringly good !

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

What a nice Christmas release, thanks, coloring not bad at all, lifts the B&W footage to a higher level. So little footage of this periods live performances out there with acceptable sound.

Amazing they played to the audience without micing the guitars and drums. Au naturel, that was the norm. Also impressive to see how strongly Brian drives the boogie rhythm in Reeling and Rocking and Keith playing his signature lead riffs. Like Satisfaction just after.

This is probably the earliest known live recording of Satisfaction which was released less than month before. Do we have any earlier recordings of Satisfaction?

A great find. And fabulous to hear Brian loud and clear in the mix for a change.

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Do we have any earlier recordings of Satisfaction?

Yep.

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Do we have any earlier recordings of Satisfaction?

Yep.

Was it indeed recorded in May? According to Gazza setlists Satisfaction was first performed in Dublin 3.9.65 (early show).

Yes. 2nd May 1965.

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Yes. 2nd May 1965.

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- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -mimed to rejected version I from Chess 10th May 1965

So it wasn't live really. It's interesting to hear alternative version though.

Technically speaking is Brian playing good guitar here?

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Congratulations
Yes. 2nd May 1965.

[www.nzentgraf.de]

- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -mimed to rejected version I from Chess 10th May 1965

So it wasn't live really. It's interesting to hear alternative version though.

I think it's actually part-live: live vocal, pre-recorded backing track. I agree it's interesting to hear though (presumably a full studio version still exists "in the vaults"!).

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Taylor1
Technically speaking is Brian playing good guitar here?

Good enough given the music.

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Congratulations
Yes. 2nd May 1965.

[www.nzentgraf.de]

- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -mimed to rejected version I from Chess 10th May 1965

So it wasn't live really. It's interesting to hear alternative version though.

Interesting missed typo there. On 2nd May they can't have mimed to a version not recorded until 10th May. :-)

Shindig was on 20th May 1965

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Congratulations
Yes. 2nd May 1965.

[www.nzentgraf.de]

- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -mimed to rejected version I from Chess 10th May 1965

So it wasn't live really. It's interesting to hear alternative version though.

Interesting missed typo there. On 2nd May they can't have mimed to a version not recorded until 10th May. :-)

Shindig was on 20th May 1965

Oops... you're right (I was mixing up the date with the Ed Sullivan Show!).

Brian sounds GOOD here. Sounding good and locked in with the band.
Great to hear this

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barbabang
Brian sounds GOOD here. Sounding good and locked in with the band.
Great to hear this

On Reelin Rockin Brian is playing great rhythm guitar.

Mick has changed his stage persona constantly for 60 years now. His dance moves, acting and prancing differ from tour to tour.

I wonder: could Mick do a show now with his moves of 65? Would it work at all? How would the audience react?

Priest

great we get to see Stu at the end !Love the old stuff! Thanks!