I would love to hear a 1972 live show Doesn’t the Lord of Rings director have some technology he uses to enhance old live recordings?

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Taylor1
I would love to hear a 1972 live show Doesn’t the Lord of Rings director have some technology he uses to enhance old live recordings?

Word on the street is he is a beatlemaniac, unfortunately.

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GasLightStreet
An album or multi-album release, whether it's however many double anthology type releases or multiple stand alone albums, of previously unreleased, like that finished outtakes or whatever on YouTube, would gain much more traction...

I'm putting my money that if there is a reissue with modern overdubs, it's the one Don Was first proposed 25 years ago. A packaging of remixed and reworked outtakes from STEEL WHEELS, VOODOO LOUNGE, and BRIDGES TO BABYLON makes more sense than VOODOO LOUNGE Deluxe Edition.

Oh. MEMORY HOTEL!

That would be excellent. They shelved that for NO SECURITY, right? You think I'd remember since we've only talked about it 3000 times in the past but it has been a little bit.

I still enjoy NO SECURITY. It sounds fresh and has more ass to it than FLASHPOINT. Gimme Shelter, Flip The Switch, Saint Of Me, Out Of Control, Waiting On A Friend, Sister Morphine and Thief In The Night are great. Even YGMR was good - because it was fast.

Memory Motel could've been way better without Dave Mattttthews. Why they put The Last Time and Live With Me on it instead of two other never before released live tracks makes zero sense - they had just a few other tracks to choose from. Although Crazy Mama never worked live. Anybody Seen My Baby never worked live.

When The Whip Comes Down and Dead Flowers could've worked. Bitch.

That's really about it.

Very little changed out for enough shows, there were one show drop ins. She's A Rainbow here and there, that might've worked. Keith certainly wasn't gonna get two songs.

They obviously didn't mind giving Allen Klein money for the ABKCO songs, of which there are four of.

They really could've done a 'never released live before' live album.

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Word on the street is he is a beatlemaniac, unfortunately.

But his sound engineer (son of the 5th Beatle) mixed two Stones-albums (GHS 2020 remix and Hackney Diamonds Atmos-Mix).

I would love a Deluxe with one unreleased live song from any gig, from every tour from 69 to 82. Only one song allowed from each of those tours.

Or maybe just make it a live Deluxe from the 70s only and call it...Live 70s Licks......

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I would love a Deluxe with one unreleased live song from any gig, from every tour from 69 to 82. Only one song allowed from each of those tours.

Or maybe just make it a live Deluxe from the 70s only and call it...Live 70s Licks......

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

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I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

The comedic key is the use of the word "contractually." Beautifully done. First laugh of the day and this during a real estate meeting for a hospital.

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I would love a Deluxe with one unreleased live song from any gig, from every tour from 69 to 82. Only one song allowed from each of those tours.

Or maybe just make it a live Deluxe from the 70s only and call it...Live 70s Licks......

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

That's it. My newest comp of 1970s live tracks has a great name now.

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jigsaw69
I would love a Deluxe with one unreleased live song from any gig, from every tour from 69 to 82. Only one song allowed from each of those tours.

Or maybe just make it a live Deluxe from the 70s only and call it...Live 70s Licks......

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

That's it. My newest comp of 1970s live tracks has a great name now.

Brilliant !!!!!! They should bring this Deluxe album out and call it this !!!!!!

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treaclefingers

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

The comedic key is the use of the word "contractually." Beautifully done. First laugh of the day and this during a real estate meeting for a hospital.

Thank you! I'm quite relieved actually.

BV has contracted me to deliver at least 2 comedic quips per week, to maintain an air of "utmost levity" as he refers it.

I was going to go with "statutorily" instead of "contractually", but I feel that verbiage may have been too "heavy".

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treaclefingers

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

The comedic key is the use of the word "contractually." Beautifully done. First laugh of the day and this during a real estate meeting for a hospital.

Thank you! I'm quite relieved actually.

BV has contracted me to deliver at least 2 comedic quips per week, to maintain an air of "utmost levity" as he refers it.

I was going to go with "statutorily" instead of "contractually", but I feel that verbiage may have been too "heavy".

Any others?

Lagging In The Eighties?

Bridging The Nineties?

Banging The Twenty Hundreds?

Filtering The Teens?

Hackneying The Twenty Twenties?

Nankering in the Sixties?

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treaclefingers

I think contractually, they'd have to call it "Licking In The Seventies".

The comedic key is the use of the word "contractually." Beautifully done. First laugh of the day and this during a real estate meeting for a hospital.

Thank you! I'm quite relieved actually.

BV has contracted me to deliver at least 2 comedic quips per week, to maintain an air of "utmost levity" as he refers it.

I was going to go with "statutorily" instead of "contractually", but I feel that verbiage may have been too "heavy".

Any others?

Lagging In The Eighties?

Bridging The Nineties?

Banging The Twenty Hundreds?

Filtering The Teens?

Hackneying The Twenty Twenties?

Not to be a Debbie Downer, but that could get you arrested...at least in the northern states.



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Considering Zip Code was also in the Teens, Sticky Fingers would have been a more "problematic" reference than No Filter.

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Taylor1
I would love to hear a 1972 live show Doesn’t the Lord of Rings director have some technology he uses to enhance old live recordings?

Someone posted here fairly recently about an aborted plan to release the Philadelphia show.

The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

Altamont, Hyde park '69 and 1972 box. OK?

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S.T.P
Altamont, Hyde park '69 and 1972 box. OK?

OK

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5strings
The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

This could be the perfect RSD release.

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The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

This could be the perfect RSD release.

Except it is missing Street Fighting Man and Jumping Jack Flash , which were awesome on that tour

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5strings
The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

The album has great sound, but the overdubs do take away from the live experience. As with Ya Ya's we would be complaining on this board for 20 years on about the overdubs...

Mathijs

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5strings
The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

The album has great sound, but the overdubs do take away from the live experience. As with Ya Ya's we would be complaining on this board for 20 years on about the overdubs...

Mathijs

On RSD : The original album non-overdubbed.

Later on the cd/vinyl/digital release with the overdubs.

And later on more from 1972 live.

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Ricky

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5strings
The Great Lost Live Album


Unknown Album title

ROLLING STONES RECORDS
Date: October 1972
Mixing at Olympic Studios
Only cover slicks exists
Not released

Track listing: (unsure)
- Brown Sugar
- Bitch
- Gimme Shelter
- Tumbling Dice
- Sweet Virginia
- You Can´t Always Get What You Want
- All Down The Line
- Bye Bye Johnny
- Rip This Joint
- Uptight/Satisfaction

This could be the perfect RSD release.

Except it is missing Street Fighting Man and Jumping Jack Flash , which were awesome on that tour

Probably, if this is true, because those tracks, and most of the rest that are missing, are on GYYYO, which was only two years old at that point, and they had to deal with Decca, which is why the album was cancelled.

US radio (WMMS)/(Radio Cleveland).
Broadcast of a compilation of tracks chosen for the unreleased 1972 tour live-
album.
- You Can't Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR) -Houston 25.06.72, 1st show
- Sweet Virginia (MJ/KR) -Philadelphia 21.07.72, 1st show
- Bitch (MJ/KR) -Philadelphia 20.07.72
- All Down The Line (MJ/KR) -Houston 25.06.72, 1st show
- Happy (MJ/KR) -Fort Worth 24.06.72, 1st show
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Philadelphia 20.07.72
- Rip This Joint (MJ/KR) -Fort Worth 24.06.72, 1st show
- Gimme Shelter (MJ/KR) -Philadelphia 20.07.72
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Philadelphia 20.07.72
- Uptight/Satisfaction (Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby/Stevie Wonder)(MJ/KR) -from
an unidentified source, July 1972

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Probably, if this is true, because those tracks, and most of the rest that are missing, are on GYYYO, which was only two years old at that point, and they had to deal with Decca, which is why the album was cancelled.

US radio (WMMS)/(Radio Cleveland).
Broadcast of a compilation of tracks chosen for the unreleased 1972 tour live-album.

Who has this broadcast from US radio (WMMS)/(Radio Cleveland)? I mean the complete original broadcast with radio speaker/announcer etc., not only the songs which are well known and widely circulating.

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Altamont, Hyde park '69 and 1972 box. OK?

OK

We need a full video concert from 1969, 1972,1973,and 1976.This is the Rolling Stones in their prime! We already have 1975,1978, and every concert tour from multiple cities after the 70s . Please bring these to us Mick!

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We need a full video concert from 1969, 1972,1973,and 1976.This is the Rolling Stones in their prime! We already have 1975,1978, and every concert tour from multiple cities after the 70s . Please bring these to us Mick!

'Ladies & Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones" is a full concert from 1972 even though it contains of several different concerts snippets from that tour.
I guess that Paris 1976 will be published as one of the next vault items.



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Is there any evidence to suggest that the four shows filmed for Ladies & Gentlemen still exist somewhere? We've all seen the alternative versions of MR and Happy but Rocks Off has never ever surfaced.

And there were rumours that about an hour of Boston was filmed and was still intact. Not to mention the long-standing rumours about a complete version of one of the NYC shows still existing.

videojames seemed to know all this kind of information, but he doesn't seem very active lately.

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I recently made a proposal to the "from the vaults series" people and the Stones to release the "lost Live Album" from master tapes I have or from what the Stones may have. I also want to include Stevie Wonder's performance as originally planned. Also to have the planned original cover. I have also offered them very rare concert footage that me and an associate have from the 72 tour from Philadelphia & Pittsburgh with sound that fans have never seen (or has not been circulated as far as I know) to go as a bonus DVD along with a couple other oddities.
I would love feed back about peoples thoughts on this idea and any other ideas of what else should be included in the package. All I can say now is they have the proposal and they are thinking about it.. I am awaiting their reply.

[iorr.org]

Oh, I could burn every post-1989 live release for that proposal by VideoJames...

- Doxa