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Was the band ever any sexier, musically and otherwise? Wish the camera was on Keith more. I never get enough footage of him playing in '69. He was the star of the show I saw (The Forum, 2nd).

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Thank you for the upload Mr Ampeg. I still wonder how their ears survived this?

Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

Keith was awesome at MSG in 1972 also

Love Reelin' in the Years. They were making great rock documentaries on Brit Invasion Bands right before the bottom fell out of the DVD market. While they got around to bands like the Hollies and the Small Faces, there were so many left that may never get interviewed. The Zombies, the Kinks, the Animals. Unfortunately NOTHING replaced the DVD market for concerts. There are fewer and fewer new releases. Only a band like the Stones can pull it off and I'll bet sales aren't that great.

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Notice Keith at 2:21 - Keith stops playing to pick up something from the floor.



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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

if only there was a petition to get it released

something i noticed is that this clip looks noticeably better then the one they posted of sftd awhile ago

why is that?

was it remastered?

is it from a lower gen tape?

also pretty sure i can make out ian stewart at 2:49 in the light from a flash bulb on the side of the stage

hope midnight rambler is next up

I spot Stu as well.

Keith bends down to pick up his pick at 2.21 ?

Probably dropped his plectrum

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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

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Thanks for the new year gift

I prefer Mick MSG's moves.... He was still polishing the act...



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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

Wonderful. Even the grainy footage does not detract from the power of where the band was at, and where the music was heading as this tour progressed. While I thought they kicked ass in Chicago where I saw them in 69, as Mick said" we really didn't get it on until Detroit".

Please release more music/video from this tour, while we are still alive to enjoy it!!

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Wonderful. Even the grainy footage does not detract from the power of where the band was at, and where the music was heading as this tour progressed. While I thought they kicked ass in Chicago where I saw them in 69, as Mick said" we really didn't get it on until Detroit".

Please release more music/video from this tour, while we are still alive to enjoy it!!

At the very least release it online, whatever, iTunes/Apple etc.

However, as much as that makes sense, it's not bound to happen since, even though they signed with UMG, who also distributes their ABKCO catalog, it's strictly up to ABKCO Records to decide - UMG has no say in it.

A complete show from the 1972 tour besides L&G would be great

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Wonderful. Even the grainy footage does not detract from the power of where the band was at, and where the music was heading as this tour progressed. While I thought they kicked ass in Chicago where I saw them in 69, as Mick said" we really didn't get it on until Detroit".

Please release more music/video from this tour, while we are still alive to enjoy it!!

At the very least release it online, whatever, iTunes/Apple etc.

However, as much as that makes sense, it's not bound to happen since, even though they signed with UMG, who also distributes their ABKCO catalog, it's strictly up to ABKCO Records to decide - UMG has no say in it.

Releasing the MSG shows online whether it be video and or CD would be the easiest and obvious choice. What perplexes me is Abkco went out of their way to release those copyright dumps of the MSG shows along with the other studio track tunes to meet the copyright deadlines in 2019. Sooo,wouldn't that mean that the push to retain those rights would translate into an eventual commercial release of said tunes, especially when they went out of their way to step on them via dial tone and/or lower bit rate to discourage bootleggers? Someone explain this to me or am I missing something?



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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

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Gold Stones Era.

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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

Mathijs

This is a very interesting discussion.When I developed the petition to release the complete audio tracks of the MSG shows, I received a couple of e-mails from Stones fans who attended the private/paid event in the mid 2000's in New York where the last living Maysle brother Albert showed footage of the Stones at MSG 69 that didn't make it in the film and both of these folks claim there was just enough footage (plus what has already been released in Gimme Shelter) to make up (just about) a complete show. That is why I opted in the petition to include the video with the audio. Now I don't know if these folks were bullshitting me or what but that was what was told to me.



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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

Mathijs

How were the Beatles 3 years earlier able to film Shea Stadium concert.Didn’t they film the entire show.I know they were shorter shows back then, but it must have been about 40 minutes

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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

Mathijs

This is a very interesting discussion.When I developed the petition to release the complete audio tracks of the MSG shows, I received a couple of e-mails from Stones fans who attended the private/paid event in the mid 2000's in New York where the last living Maysle brother Albert showed footage of the Stones at MSG 69 that didn't make it in the film and both of these folks claim there was just enough footage (plus what has already been released in Gimme Shelter) to make up (just about) a complete show. That is why I opted in the petition to include the video with the audio. Now I don't know if these folks were bullshitting me or what but that was what was told to me.

It could be that if you combine all the available outtakes from the 4 shows that were recorded you have an almost complete show. What are we missing -Sympathy, Rambler, Stray Cat and Live With Me. It was mentioned they didn't film Rambler as it was too long.

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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

Mathijs

How were the Beatles 3 years earlier able to film Shea Stadium concert.Didn’t they film the entire show.I know they were shorter shows back then, but it must have been about 40 minutes

Weren't a couple of songs missing also due to tape reel changes? And wasn't Gimme Shelter shot on a different format for cinema instead of TV? I am not a Beatles or film expert....

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Boy, when i see this, how I would love to acquire a complete professionally shot 69 show of the Stones at the Garden before I leave this world. Such a shame that what's left over from what the Maysles filmed is just sitting in a vault somewhere gathering dust...

I know, how we all wish we could see that footage. Knowing that there exists a full show (or shows, surely) from 1969, and we may never get to see them. At this point the only people interested would be the super fans, but for us super fans, it would mean the world. Any proshot footage from those years (besides the already released), 1969-1972, would be gold.

I don't understand why they wait to release it. Most of the hardcore buyers will be ashes in 20 years...

According to the Maysles brothers they did not film complete shows. The tape canisters needed reloading every couple of minutes, so they made storyboards of when all the cameras would film and when not, to change the tape canister. They used Baltimore and a try out, they filmed parts of Miami as well, and decided to stay until Altamont to film some more additional footage.

Further, there likely do not exist many more film outtakes as the procedure back then was editing by actually cutting the tape with scissors and pasting it back, and all the outtakes were dropped to the floor and then discarded. So the outtakes that are available are mostly single camera shots that were not used for the movie.

Mathijs

This is a very interesting discussion.When I developed the petition to release the complete audio tracks of the MSG shows, I received a couple of e-mails from Stones fans who attended the private/paid event in the mid 2000's in New York where the last living Maysle brother Albert showed footage of the Stones at MSG 69 that didn't make it in the film and both of these folks claim there was just enough footage (plus what has already been released in Gimme Shelter) to make up (just about) a complete show. That is why I opted in the petition to include the video with the audio. Now I don't know if these folks were bullshitting me or what but that was what was told to me.

It could be that if you combine all the available outtakes from the 4 shows that were recorded you have an almost complete show. What are we missing -Sympathy, Rambler, Stray Cat and Live With Me. It was mentioned they didn't film Rambler as it was too long.

Mathijs

Mathijs- Regarding Sympathy & Rambler, Check out page 2 of the thread for Petition to get all 3 shows from MSG 1969 released via the comments from DearDoctor.

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Mathijs- Regarding Sympathy & Rambler, Check out page 2 of the thread for Petition to get all 3 shows from MSG 1969 released via the comments from DearDoctor.

That is excellent news, hope to see it appear!

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Wonderful. Even the grainy footage does not detract from the power of where the band was at, and where the music was heading as this tour progressed. While I thought they kicked ass in Chicago where I saw them in 69, as Mick said" we really didn't get it on until Detroit".

Please release more music/video from this tour, while we are still alive to enjoy it!!

At the very least release it online, whatever, iTunes/Apple etc.

However, as much as that makes sense, it's not bound to happen since, even though they signed with UMG, who also distributes their ABKCO catalog, it's strictly up to ABKCO Records to decide - UMG has no say in it.

Well, it's not just up to ABKCO decide - there is another party, The Rolling Stones. For any non-yet-released material they need to have an approval from the band as well. And I suppose it is the latter that is the actual problem here... (the material ABKCO released in youtube seems to an interesting case - if there is no band approval, that's technically illegal move by ABKCO..)

Anyway, I just read from Sighunt's great petition thread that then living Maysles Brother Albert did approach the Stones once with the non-released GIMME SHELTER material, but they show no interest. Anyway, that probably happened quite a long ago - prior the the Stones started opening the vaults. Before that the Stones did not generally show much interest on their past doings, especially if it concerned the ABKCO era.

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Well, it's not just up to ABKCO decide - there is another party, The Rolling Stones. For any non-yet-released material they need to have an approval from the band as well. And I suppose it is the latter that is the actual problem here... (the material ABKCO released in youtube seems to an interesting case - if there is no band approval, that's technically illegal move by ABKCO..)

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With Gimme Shelter material I think the situation could be more complicated than just Stones and ABKCO, as rights are with Maysels, Criterion Collection, Ron Schneider, Porter Bibb, Penforta, etc.

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We should consider GYYYO expanded release to be a miracle.