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Amazing. Mick looks like he has sooooo much more energy than in the LA shows

Nice. I didn’t expect that to have audio

Thanks for sharing!

On the website mentioned on the description there's a little bit longer video: [kurator.com]

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Cristiano Radtke
Thanks for sharing!

On the website mentioned on the description there's a little bit longer video: [kurator.com]

wow!

Wow, the power of the band before the Chucks and Matts, and Micks cool moves before the treadmill.

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yearsinthemaking
Amazing. Mick looks like he has sooooo much more energy than in the LA shows

He was 32 years old!!!!

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yearsinthemaking
Amazing. Mick looks like he has sooooo much more energy than in the LA shows

He was 32 years old!!!!

But wasn't he younger in LA...?

...and the snow wasnt jumped on like it is now days ....



ROCKMAN

thank you very much for sharing

awesome!

all the more so because this is a local show for me and lends credence to my belief that seattle got one of the best shows from that tour

(for people who've had a taste and want more check out captain acid's version of this show filefactory.com )

and this would be king 5 according to info on the kurator site (fellow washingtonians will know what i mean)

in case people didn't notice on the kurator site there's a tab under the video to download it

the one labeled proxy

on a related note i know someone who swears he watched a clip of the stones performing onstage at the coliseum on local news in 1972 and wonder if he saw this instead and after fifty years just confused the two

there is footage of fans outside the coliseum in 72 that exists but i've never found footage of the stones themselves



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found more great stones related footage on the kurator site

here's a great blast from the past footage of fans waiting and being in interviewed outside the san diego sports arena in 1972

i've never seen this before

kurator.com

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ProfessorWolf
found more great stones related footage on the kurator site

here's a great blast from the past footage of fans waiting and being in interviewed outside the san diego sports arena in 1972

i've never seen this before

kurator.com

But wait! There's more!

Go to the kurator site and search "Rolling Stones" (INCLUDE the quotes as that stops results about things rolling or just the word stones)

Captain Corella

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ProfessorWolf
found more great stones related footage on the kurator site

here's a great blast from the past footage of fans waiting and being in interviewed outside the san diego sports arena in 1972

i've never seen this before

kurator.com

But wait! There's more!

Go to the kurator site and search "Rolling Stones" (INCLUDE the quotes as that stops results about things rolling or just the word stones)

thanks that's good to know

but nothing i don't recognize besides the those two clips

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Rockman
...and the snow wasnt jumped on like it is now days ....

Funny this was my initial thought also!!

Mick Jagger is kicking ass on that 75 video in Seattle; lot of energy, working the micro stand like a @#$%&. I love it!

Many thanks for the links..Great!

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legin
Many thanks for the links..Great!

yep!

I think about how melodramatic silent film actors were. They were coming from the theater where they learned to make big expressions for the balcony. I get this vibe from Mick in this footage. There are no video monitors, so he's gonna jump and make large gestures for the cheap seats. I wonder what Mick's stage presence will look like to folks in the future who take for granted shows with video monitors providing hi-res close-ups. This sort of showmanship is obsolete when a performer can shake their hips and wink at a camera. And yes, I love this vintage footage and want another tour.

Great!!!