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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

first for everything though

i meant repackaging brussels with the super deluxe ghs

an album sourced from the voodoo shows would be cool

and i mean a real live album of 10 to 12 tracks sourced from multiple shows not just a complete show

yeah i know stripped but that's different

I haven't gone through every one of the posts in this thread to see if this is already mentioned, but GYYYO was certainly a super deluxe and actually the one that set the course for Stones superdeluxes. I think it was 2009 and the first one I purchased.

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

first for everything though

i meant repackaging brussels with the super deluxe ghs

an album sourced from the voodoo shows would be cool

and i mean a real live album of 10 to 12 tracks sourced from multiple shows not just a complete show

yeah i know stripped but that's different

I haven't gone through every one of the posts in this thread to see if this is already mentioned, but GYYYO was certainly a super deluxe and actually the one that set the course for Stones superdeluxes. I think it was 2009 and the first one I purchased.

yes i was gonna mention that but then i remembered that it was an abcko release and that means it's different

but now that you mention it dosen't abcko need the stones permission to release unreleased content?

so i guess that would mean that the band signed off on it being released and they have technically released a deluxe live album

so gimme my super deluxe ultra limited edition 12 disc signed version of love you live already



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They really should release the two Roundhouse shows!

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

Partially because there's probably no need to: STILL LIFE, well, there's two full live albums from 1981 and 1982.

FLASHPOINT has Atlantic City and Tokyo.

NO SECURITY, there's BEUNOS AIRES, BREMEN and SAN JOSE.

LOVE YOU LIVE has LA FRIDAY and MOCAMBO.

LIVE LICKS has NYC and WILTERN.

Amazingly they didn't release a live album from the VOODOO LOUNGE tour (at the time, of course) but now there's VOODOO LOUNGE LIVE from the Miami PPV.


Perhaps one thing they could do regarding the pre-vault/etc live releases is a compilation of the rest of the tracks they either worked on or considered for the live album - the live B-sides from the FLASHPOINT singles alone could be one short album.

Concerning Still Life,meanwhile there are three official '81/'82 full show releases ( Hampton '81/ Wembley '82,Leeds '82).
Also there are five full show Voodoo releases ( Miami '94 / Tokyo '95,Paris '95,Paradiso '95 and Brixton '95 ).
That'll be enough I guess.
Any full show beetween '69 and '76 I would be happy about,especially MSG '69,Roundhouse '71, MSG '72,Philadelphia '72.
One can dream...

A quote from 2015... about Knebworth

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It would be fine if they release ONCE AND FOR ALL mocambo and knebworth!

The From The Vault series is video, some sets have CD's too, so El Mocambo(which wasn't filmed) won't be part of Vault series. The BBC erased or recorded over two hours of the Knebworth concert leaving the one hour of film that we have had for years!

Sorry, but not true..Knebworth 76 audio is complete and video is complete. There was even thought about releasing it a year or two ago.
True though that El Mocambo was not film, even at my suggestion that they should have filmed it back in 1977.

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Any full show beetween '69 and '76 I would be happy about,especially MSG '69,Roundhouse '71, MSG '72,Philadelphia '72.
One can dream...

It seems like that's what most fans want.

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Any full show beetween '69 and '76 I would be happy about,especially MSG '69,Roundhouse '71, MSG '72,Philadelphia '72.
One can dream...

It seems like that's what most fans want.

Yeah!

What are the best 1969 soundboards?

Obviously nothing from that tour will top Ya Ya's, but I really haven't dug into that tour.

What about the best soundboards from 1970? Or are there?

'71 Leeds is incredible.

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

first for everything though

i meant repackaging brussels with the super deluxe ghs

an album sourced from the voodoo shows would be cool

and i mean a real live album of 10 to 12 tracks sourced from multiple shows not just a complete show

yeah i know stripped but that's different

I haven't gone through every one of the posts in this thread to see if this is already mentioned, but GYYYO was certainly a super deluxe and actually the one that set the course for Stones superdeluxes. I think it was 2009 and the first one I purchased.

That wasn't The Rolling Stones, though.

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That was ABKCO!

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

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What about "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" 1 CD + 4 DVD Set (a.o.) [www.discogs.com] ?

it covers all 3 shows where the recordings were made - audio and video
i guess more "super deluxe" is not possible

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

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What about "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" 1 CD + 4 DVD Set (a.o.) [www.discogs.com] ?

it covers all 3 shows where the recordings were made - audio and video
i guess more "super deluxe" is not possible

True, but STRIPPED isn't exactly a typical live album, that's why I didn't think of it that way/include it. The album TOTALLY STRIPPED is quite a bit "more" of a typical Stones live album with Honky Tonk Women, Miss You, Brown Sugar, Rambler, JJF, Gimme and SFM, while still retaining some of the essence of STRIPPED only all live.

Such a weird aspect, that only the Paris show (arriving today!) is available on CD, at least from what I was able to find, and that all 3 weren't released as one giant set but individually - I think Google Play was still a thing and I bought all 3 live albums there, along with a couple of Beatles reissues - all to be almost completely worthless/pointless thanks to YouTube Music.

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

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What about "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" 1 CD + 4 DVD Set (a.o.) [www.discogs.com] ?

it covers all 3 shows where the recordings were made - audio and video
i guess more "super deluxe" is not possible

True, but STRIPPED isn't exactly a typical live album, that's why I didn't think of it that way/include it.

well, is NO SECURITY (which i actually do like) is a typical live album ? no real opener, no real encore song. "Totally Stripped" contains all 3 complete shows, no matter whether on CD or DVD or BR. You can't get more deluxe than this

A 1972 show,Philadelphia,NYC,Charlotte or Philadelphia with the sound quality of the El Mocambo shows

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

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What about "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" 1 CD + 4 DVD Set (a.o.) [www.discogs.com] ?

it covers all 3 shows where the recordings were made - audio and video
i guess more "super deluxe" is not possible

There was one Paradiso show missing in the Totally Stripped box so they can release that one maybe together with the studio recordings from Tokyo as seen in the Stripped documentary

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

.

What about "Stripped" and "Totally Stripped" 1 CD + 4 DVD Set (a.o.) [www.discogs.com] ?

it covers all 3 shows where the recordings were made - audio and video
i guess more "super deluxe" is not possible

True, but STRIPPED isn't exactly a typical live album, that's why I didn't think of it that way/include it.

well, is NO SECURITY (which i actually do like) is a typical live album ? no real opener, no real encore song. "Totally Stripped" contains all 3 complete shows, no matter whether on CD or DVD or BR. You can't get more deluxe than this

Yes it's a typical live album, regardless of the songs on it, it's another live album from another tour released world wide, taken from various shows. The deluxe ones are not. Yes, it's different from the previous 4 live albums in regard to opening song, encore because that's what Virgin wanted - different.

At least according to Keith.

We were under certain restrictions from the record company as to what tracks they didn't want - tracks that had been on the previous four or five live albums. It made us hop around and bring up a different set list: not another Jumpin' Jack Flash, as good as it is... We had to come up with a more eclectic list of songs... (H)aving developed a second stage thing, which I think has really given a whole new spatial feel to what you can do, then you approach the record in the same way. In actual fact, you look for the best takes of the songs, and get the different feels from different places. I believe it's definitely the best-sounding live Stones record there is.


According to Mick, Virgin would've been fine with another 'usual songs' live album ha ha...

I don't think (live albums are a necessary) evil. I spent a lot of time thinking about whether one could do something that was different from the others, and I just thought that the song choice was kind of key to this: to put out slightly unsual songs. There' some well-known songs, but none of them have been out on live albums at least for twenty-odd years, which is quite a long time... (Virgin Records) would have been happy if it was a load of more well-known ones. The only thing that Virgin cared about was that I got it done quickly so it would come out in the autumn. That's all they worried about.


Even Ronnie piped in:

For No Security we spent a lot of time figuring out what songs had been done for other live albums, because we didn't want to do anything that had been recorded before... I didn't go to a studio once for overdubs. All the tracks are taken directly from the shows, so it shows we were pretty hot on that tour.

[timeisonourside.com]


NO SECURITY really is a fantastic sounding live album. Bizarrely it's the only time I ever listen to YGMR because it's a great performance of it, it's not clunky, it's tight and fast. Of course its only downfall is Dave Mattthhewwssss.

I've not bothered getting SAN JOSE. It's tempting to get it for I Got The Blues, Some Girls (Mick switches the white girls/black girls line), Route 66, Bitch and, of course, Midnight Rambler but the rest of it seems pointless.

More live releases from Eagle Rock !!!

Still Life with the songs missing on a second LP (or CD) and, perhaps, rare songs from the tour on a third.

Only audio recordings like Brussels Affair or Mocambo.

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they have re-packaged live albums before in super deluxe releases

They haven't reissued any live albums as a super deluxe.

Partially because there's probably no need to: STILL LIFE, well, there's two full live albums from 1981 and 1982.

FLASHPOINT has Atlantic City and Tokyo.

NO SECURITY, there's BEUNOS AIRES, BREMEN and SAN JOSE.

LOVE YOU LIVE has LA FRIDAY and MOCAMBO.

LIVE LICKS has NYC and WILTERN.

Amazingly they didn't release a live album from the VOODOO LOUNGE tour (at the time, of course) but now there's VOODOO LOUNGE LIVE from the Miami PPV.


Perhaps one thing they could do regarding the pre-vault/etc live releases is a compilation of the rest of the tracks they either worked on or considered for the live album - the live B-sides from the FLASHPOINT singles alone could be one short album.

Concerning Still Life,meanwhile there are three official '81/'82 full show releases ( Hampton '81/ Wembley '82,Leeds '82).
Also there are five full show Voodoo releases ( Miami '94 / Tokyo '95,Paris '95,Paradiso '95 and Brixton '95 ).
That'll be enough I guess.
Any full show beetween '69 and '76 I would be happy about,especially MSG '69,Roundhouse '71, MSG '72,Philadelphia '72.
One can dream...

I forgot about the TY deluxe live album.

I didn't count STRIPPED as a VOODOO tour live album, because it's not, so that's why the rest of those were left out. Didn't know about the 1995 Tokyo live album!!!

I can no longer keep track of what they release, but I think I bought it all, but which edition included Wembley '82?

Edit: I already found out: The TY deluxe boxset, ofcourse.



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I only got the normal TY deluxe because I have HAMPTON and LEEDS, I figured why get one more live album from that tour?

The more I think about it, it would mostly be to hear what all Mick says between songs. The performances are going to basically sound the same as HAMPTON and LEEDS.

I love both of those but at times I'd rather listen to STILL LIFE because it's shorter!

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I can no longer keep track of what they release, but I think I bought it all, but which edition included Wembley '82?

Edit: I already found out: The TY deluxe boxset, ofcourse.

Not entirely sure, but I think this is all the material released from concerts in recent years (sorted by concert date from BBC Sessions to Racket show).
Only physical editions so no "Light The Fuse".

- The Rolling Stones On Air
- Charlie Is My Darling Ireland 1965
- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out bonus trackas (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out Deluxe)
- Live At Leeds 1971 (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- Live At The Roundhouse, 1971 (part only) (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- From The Vault: The Marquee Club - Live In 1971
- Ladies & Gentlemen
- The Brussels Affair (Goats Head Soup Deluxe)
- From The Vault: L.A. Forum (Live 1975)
- The Vault: L.A. Forum (Ward records - Live July 13, 1975)
- El Mocambo 1977
- Some Girls (Live In Texas '78)
- From The Vault: Hampton Colisseum (Live In 1981)
- Wembley Stadium 1982 (Tattoo You Deluxe)
- From The Vault: Live In Leeds 1982
- Steel Wheels: Live Atlantic City New Jersey
- From The Vault Extra: Live In Japan - Tokyo Dome 1990.2.24
- From The Vault: Live At The Tokyo Dome (1990.2.26)
- Voodoo Lounge Uncut
- Voodoo Lounge In Japan 1995
- Songs from club shows 1995 Totally Stripped
- Totally Stripped: Live At The Paradiso Amsterdam 1995
- Totally Stripped Paris - Live At L'Olympia Paris 1995.07.03
- Bridges To Buenos Aires
- Bridges To Bremen
- No Security - San Jose '99
- Live At The Wiltern
- Licked Live In NYC
- A Bigger Bang Live On Copacabana Beach
- GRRR Live!
- Sweet Summer Sun - Hyde Park Live
- Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015
- Havana Moon
- Live songs 2015-2018 (Honk Deluxe)
- Live At Racket . NYC



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I can no longer keep track of what they release, but I think I bought it all, but which edition included Wembley '82?

Edit: I already found out: The TY deluxe boxset, ofcourse.

Not entirely sure, but I think this is all the material released from concerts in recent years (sorted by concert date from BBC Sessions to Racket show).
Only physical editions so no "Light The Fuse".

- The Rolling Stones On Air
- Charlie Is My Darling Ireland 1965
- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out bonus trackas (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out Deluxe)
- Live At Leeds 1971 (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- Live At The Roundhouse, 1971 (part only) (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- From The Vault: The Marquee Club - Live In 1971
- Ladies & Gentlemen
- The Brussels Affair (Goats Head Soup Deluxe)
- From The Vault: L.A. Forum (Live 1975)
- El Mocambo 1977
- Some Girls (Live In Texas '78)
- From The Vault: Hampton Colisseum (Live In 1981)
- Wembley Stadium 1982 (Tattoo You Deluxe)
- From The Vault: Live In Leeds 1982
- Steel Wheels: Live Atlantic City New Jersey
- From The Vault Extra: Live In Japan - Tokyo Dome 1990.2.24
- From The Vault: Live At The Tokyo Dome (1990.2.26)
- Voodoo Lounge Uncut
- Voodoo Lounge In Japan 1995
- Songs from club shows 1995 Totally Stripped
- Totally Stripped: Live At The Paradiso Amsterdam 1995
- Totally Stripped Paris - Live At L'Olympia Paris 1995.07.03
- Bridges To Buenos Aires
- Bridges To Bremen
- No Security - San Jose '99
- Live At The Wiltern
- Licked Live In NYC
- A Bigger Bang Live On Copacabana Beach
- GRRR Live!
- Sweet Summer Sun - Hyde Park Live
- Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015
- Havana Moon
- Live songs 2015-2018 (Honk Deluxe)
- Live At Racket . NYC

Do blurays or dvd count as physical releases, or only vinyl albums? And what about bootlegs? For instance: Ladies and gentleman is an official DVD release, but as LP it was never officially released (there is a bootleg from it; there was a recent discussion on this board that it may be ‘official’, but it is not).
And what about the Love You Live album, which has songs from the Abbattoir shows in Paris? Still life (has songs from Lago, east Rutherford, Chicago, besides the stand alone Hampton release)
And the Licks live cd, which contains recordings from Paris and london(besides the wiltern and NYC). And the shine a light dvd?
Checkerboard lounge, rock n roll circus should also be on the list I think



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I only got the normal TY deluxe because I have HAMPTON and LEEDS, I figured why get one more live album from that tour?

The more I think about it, it would mostly be to hear what all Mick says between songs. The performances are going to basically sound the same as HAMPTON and LEEDS.

I love both of those but at times I'd rather listen to STILL LIFE because it's shorter!

why?

to get chantilly lace

Any updates about this Let's spend the night together bluray release?
[www.blu-ray.com]
[iorr.org]



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Any updates about this Let's spend the night together bluray release?

Not yet - nothing listed at Kino Lorber.

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I can no longer keep track of what they release, but I think I bought it all, but which edition included Wembley '82?

Edit: I already found out: The TY deluxe boxset, ofcourse.

Not entirely sure, but I think this is all the material released from concerts in recent years (sorted by concert date from BBC Sessions to Racket show).
Only physical editions so no "Light The Fuse".

- The Rolling Stones On Air
- Charlie Is My Darling Ireland 1965
- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out bonus trackas (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out Deluxe)
- Live At Leeds 1971 (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- Live At The Roundhouse, 1971 (part only) (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- From The Vault: The Marquee Club - Live In 1971
- Ladies & Gentlemen
- The Brussels Affair (Goats Head Soup Deluxe)
- From The Vault: L.A. Forum (Live 1975)
- El Mocambo 1977
- Some Girls (Live In Texas '78)
- From The Vault: Hampton Colisseum (Live In 1981)
- Wembley Stadium 1982 (Tattoo You Deluxe)
- From The Vault: Live In Leeds 1982
- Steel Wheels: Live Atlantic City New Jersey
- From The Vault Extra: Live In Japan - Tokyo Dome 1990.2.24
- From The Vault: Live At The Tokyo Dome (1990.2.26)
- Voodoo Lounge Uncut
- Voodoo Lounge In Japan 1995
- Songs from club shows 1995 Totally Stripped
- Totally Stripped: Live At The Paradiso Amsterdam 1995
- Totally Stripped Paris - Live At L'Olympia Paris 1995.07.03
- Bridges To Buenos Aires
- Bridges To Bremen
- No Security - San Jose '99
- Live At The Wiltern
- Licked Live In NYC
- A Bigger Bang Live On Copacabana Beach
- GRRR Live!
- Sweet Summer Sun - Hyde Park Live
- Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015
- Havana Moon
- Live songs 2015-2018 (Honk Deluxe)
- Live At Racket . NYC

Do blurays or dvd count as physical releases, or only vinyl albums? And what about bootlegs? For instance: Ladies and gentleman is an official DVD release, but as LP it was never officially released (there is a bootleg from it; there was a recent discussion on this board that it may be ‘official’, but it is not).
And what about the Love You Live album, which has songs from the Abbattoir shows in Paris? Still life (has songs from Lago, east Rutherford, Chicago, besides the stand alone Hampton release)
And the Licks live cd, which contains recordings from Paris and london(besides the wiltern and NYC). And the shine a light dvd?
Checkerboard lounge, rock n roll circus should also be on the list I think

From this list very little from the Mick Taylor era.With the exception of most of Brussels,the rest havebeen released years ago or heavily bootlegged.Nothing from1970 or 1973Pacific tours.And nothing with good quality sounds from1972Also nothing from 1966-1967.



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I can no longer keep track of what they release, but I think I bought it all, but which edition included Wembley '82?

Edit: I already found out: The TY deluxe boxset, ofcourse.

Not entirely sure, but I think this is all the material released from concerts in recent years (sorted by concert date from BBC Sessions to Racket show).
Only physical editions so no "Light The Fuse".

- The Rolling Stones On Air
- Charlie Is My Darling Ireland 1965
- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out bonus trackas (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out Deluxe)
- Live At Leeds 1971 (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- Live At The Roundhouse, 1971 (part only) (Sticky Fingers Deluxe)
- From The Vault: The Marquee Club - Live In 1971
- Ladies & Gentlemen
- The Brussels Affair (Goats Head Soup Deluxe)
- From The Vault: L.A. Forum (Live 1975)
- El Mocambo 1977
- Some Girls (Live In Texas '78)
- From The Vault: Hampton Colisseum (Live In 1981)
- Wembley Stadium 1982 (Tattoo You Deluxe)
- From The Vault: Live In Leeds 1982
- Steel Wheels: Live Atlantic City New Jersey
- From The Vault Extra: Live In Japan - Tokyo Dome 1990.2.24
- From The Vault: Live At The Tokyo Dome (1990.2.26)
- Voodoo Lounge Uncut
- Voodoo Lounge In Japan 1995
- Songs from club shows 1995 Totally Stripped
- Totally Stripped: Live At The Paradiso Amsterdam 1995
- Totally Stripped Paris - Live At L'Olympia Paris 1995.07.03
- Bridges To Buenos Aires
- Bridges To Bremen
- No Security - San Jose '99
- Live At The Wiltern
- Licked Live In NYC
- A Bigger Bang Live On Copacabana Beach
- GRRR Live!
- Sweet Summer Sun - Hyde Park Live
- Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015
- Havana Moon
- Live songs 2015-2018 (Honk Deluxe)
- Live At Racket . NYC

One is missing. There was a second LA 1975 show issued on CD by Ward Records as a part of their Superdeluxe. I.e., it was a usual 2CD (like for the whole world) and bonus 2CD with soundtrack from the movie. I do not want to start here again July 11/July 13 mess. But both shows were in audio format within that Ward Records Superdeluxe [WRDZZ-163].