They should hire Matt C. as a sound engineer for their albums, this sounds better than many of their studio albums

Columbus has been very lucky for sound checks:

2002 - Soul Survivor
2015 - Hang on Sloopy



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Would love an album of soundchecks over the years

That would be awesome!

Love it.



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Love it. Would "love it live" also! (especially Jersey #1, Philly or Cleveland)

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How many in here would rather hear that than upwards of three quarters of the actual set list?

That would be me!

Kick me like you kicked before
I can't even feel the pain no more

"Rocks Off", Exile on Main Street
Rolling Stones, 1972

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Holy cow, why do they tease us like that?!

How many in here would rather hear that than upwards of three quarters of the actual set list?

Everyone here probably but then they would have to play clubs and they wouldn't bother...

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Trivia:

Led Zeppelin played Down The Road Apiece, at least once, in their Whole Lotta Love/Rock ‘n’ Roll Medley, at the Festival Hall, Osaka, September 28, 1971. Spanning over 38 mins, this remains their longest ever WLL/RnR Medley they played in their entire career (at least among the recorded and unearthed/circulating shows).

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They'll never add it to the live setlist, but isn't it lovely to hear it! And they sound as if they're enjoying themselves, which they don't, so much, on stage these days.

It's videos like this that remind me, THATS'S the band I fell in love with. Gold.

Interestingly, before it showed them playing I assumed I was listening to an archive recording.

Haven't heard them swing like that for years !

Hearing this today was just what I needed.

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MelBelli
Holy cow, why do they tease us like that?!

How many in here would rather hear that than upwards of three quarters of the actual set list?

Everyone here probably but then they would have to play clubs and they wouldn't bother...

Yep, for many of we, THAT is the Rolling Stones.

But it's not the material for Stadium tours.

My dream would always have been see them go full circle to a club band in their autumn years...but that could never have happened.

Had their popularity and pulling power not been maintained as robustly as it has, they'd just have broken up. sadly,we can't have it all ways.

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Haven't heard them swing like that for years !

I agree.
Since Charlie's death.



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Lovely video. However, is that Ronnie handling 'Keith's part'? Obviously, I'm only going by the fabulous studio version, and those early live renditions from '65, that are available. It sounds like Keith's playing 'Brian'

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Lovely video. However, is that Ronnie handling 'Keith's part'? Obviously, I'm only going by the fabulous studio version, and those early live renditions from '65, that are available. It sounds like Keith's playing 'Brian'

Ronnie is pushing it damn well

Keith's unique timing on rhythm is still the thing making it really swing

MJ is singing this with "handbrake on', because it's a rehearsal where he won't loose his voice. That might be one reason why it sounds so cool.

I don't really care for the Rolling Stones after Charlie's death because they sadly lack the swing. This recording though caused excitement that I hadn't felt in a long time. It is an unexpected pleasant surprise that they can still play.



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1962
I don't really care for the Rolling Stones after Charlie's death because they sadly lack the swing. This recording though caused excitement that I hadn't felt in a long time. It is an unexpected pleasant surprise that they can still play.

Steve Jordan plays here in his own style. He doesn't censor himself like he often does when playing with the Stones. I really loved his playing with the Winos because it had auch a unique sound and groove.

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1962
I don't really care for the Rolling Stones after Charlie's death because they sadly lack the swing. This recording though caused excitement that I hadn't felt in a long time. It is an unexpected pleasant surprise that they can still play.

Steve Jordan plays here in his own style. He doesn't censor himself like he often does when playing with the Stones. I really loved his playing with the Winos because it had auch a unique sound and groove.

You might be right. I love the Winos too. But then, The Rolling Stones aren't really The Rolling Stones without Charlie's drumming. Both MJ and KR have stated this several times before. Of course I understand them continuing to play. And it's amazing that they still do stadium tours like this over 80.

...the original studio version is great (what a guitar part ) one
of my favorites Stones records since the beginning....!

Hi midimannz, about The Sounboard Rehearslas 1989-2016; do you know where I can buy these cd's? Or is it possible someone will place them in We-T? Thanks.

Racca1962

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The Sounboard Rehearsals 1989-2016; do you know where I can buy these cd's?

Download option posted here - [iorr.org] .

Hi Irix, thanks. The problem is I have never download anything from iorr.org.
I don't know how it works, or if it's free downloading, or you have to pay.
I am used to We-T and buying cd's.

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The problem is I have never download anything from iorr.org.

There's nothing to download directly from iorr.org - it's all external.

The Sounboard Rehearsals 1989-2016 are in the external StonesVault which uses FileFactory. Download from there is for free in slow mode or needs a paid premium account for fast download speed.

I think that they actually did play this song on one of their tours but I forget when, was it '89 or '81?

I'm a great fan of the older stuff so I would welcome this in the setlist.

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I think that they actually did play this song on one of their tours but I forget when, was it '89 or '81?

I'm a great fan of the older stuff so I would welcome this in the setlist.

East Rutherford 1981

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MelBelli
Holy cow, why do they tease us like that?!

How many in here would rather hear that than upwards of three quarters of the actual set list?

Everyone here probably but then they would have to play clubs and they wouldn't bother...

Yep, for many of we, THAT is the Rolling Stones.

But it's not the material for Stadium tours.

My dream would always have been see them go full circle to a club band in their autumn years...but that could never have happened.

Had their popularity and pulling power not been maintained as robustly as it has, they'd just have broken up. sadly,we can't have it all ways.

Well they did play it at JFK stadium in 1981 in front of over 100,000 people
Yes it was 43 years ago, but it's been done before

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Columbus has been very lucky for sound checks:

2002 - Soul Survivor
2015 - Hang on Sloopy

Never heard those one,if you have them can you share.
Thanks.