The Complete Woodstock Tapes

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TravellinMan
Camden Theatre ep.
Musicorama Mixdown

From the Jones era.

Love Camden, but it was officially released in 2012.

Charlotte 1972

Knebworth 1976

The Time Trip series. Although it could be frustrating at times with all the duplicate tracks. Scorpio could’ve easily trimmed the 5 volumes down to 3 at most. But overall an excellent series.

Euroep '73, VGP 011, 5th Edition.

Brussels 1973 with the 3 tracks from Wembley, in correct running order, in best sound.

Nothing beats this release.

Mathijs

Nasty Music: A combination of Brüssel and London 1973 and New York City 1972 (All Down The Line-Bye Bye Johnny-Love In Vain-Sweet Virginia). Most played record by me in the seventies.
Hampton 1981. Most played record by me in the eighties.
Atlantic City 1989. Most played record by me in nineties.

Claudine LP
Necrophilia LP
Big ones for me

Static in the Attic

If it's live then Welcome To New York 1972 or my own Wembley Empire Pool Sept 8 1973 early show. They were never slicker than on that 72/73 world tour.



For Studio - Fully Finished Studio Outtakes - unimaginably brilliant quality



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Live-r than you'll ever be and my other favorite is the black box

Bright Lights Big City

Lonely at the Top

Welcome to New York and Happy Birthday Nicky (for Perth)

I never acquired a huge collection of bootlegs. The first I purchased - quite early on into my fandom - was the well known Static In The Attic. Other purchases included Fort Worth 1972 and Sacramento(?) 1999. I bought these from local record fairs. I was fortunate to be gifted - by fellow Stones fans - some of the absolute classics: Brussels, Perth 1973, etc.

Ride Like The Wind - King Biscuit broadcasts 1981

Too bad Berlin 1973 can’t be officially released in better sound.It’s my favorite bootleg from the 1973 tour

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TravellinMan
Camden Theatre ep.
Musicorama Mixdown

From the Jones era.

Love Camden, but it was officially released in 2012.

I wonder what source they used. Maybe they sourced from the bootleg? Anyone have one for sale?

Let's work, kill poverty. - Mick Jagger

One thing that annoyed me was that their official live recordings for a long time were only 1-lp (cd). I think that spurred the bootleg business.
Real fans wanted full concert renditions not half of it. (And between 1969 and 1977 they didn't release any live albums.)

Claudine LP
Necrophilia LP
Big ones for me






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Rockman

Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.



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Rockman

Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.

That's the fantastic 78 Passaic show, Great boot. VGang re issued it.

Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.

Hey yeah babyblue ..... soundboard ....
Got the Smilin' Dork double album set and
YEAH that cover is one of theeeee greatest boot covers ever ....



ROCKMAN

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Rockman
Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.

Hey yeah babyblue ..... soundboard ....
Got the Smilin' Dork double album set and
YEAH that cover is one of theeeee greatest boot covers ever ....

Thirty-odd years ago, a friend of mine lent the original 2-vinyl album to me.
AFAIR the source was a cassette tape of dry soundboard recording. Hiss noise was rather distracting.
As for the Some Girls tour bootleg, I’d prefer TSP’s Handsome Girls 3-cd box.

Great cover though.

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Rockman

Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.

i have that exact one in the photo and i gotta say the cover art is really fantastic as is the back cover


supposedly it was sourced from a cassette ripped right out of the soundboard by someone in the audience when the sound guy turned his back (so it's not sourced from a twenty eighth generation tape or something like that)

as such it's not a multitrack recording so boots of later shows from the tour that were professionally recorded and used for radio broadcasts have better sound

but this one is still very clear and raw it's stereo and the whole band is very audible

mick is a little loud in the mix but not overwhelmingly so

occasionally the left channel goes out for about a second but it's infrequent and you get used to it

it's a double album of almost the whole show and fades out about three minutes into street fighting man

another thing on a lot of these soundboard tapes the audience is basicly inaudible but not here they may not be particularly loud but there there and it really adds to the atmosphere

this is in my opinion a very good bootleg of a rough and raw show that i can't recommend enough

here's a link to a vinyl rip of it
[www.filefactory.com]



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I have the Scorpio Capitol Connection 2cd. One of my favorites too. Is it just a copy of Garden State? It says Garden State on the discs and if I recall I think I remember hearing some pops in the recording. It has a pretty unique cover also. Check it out.
[www.dbboots.com]

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shadooby
I have the Scorpio Capitol Connection 2cd. One of my favorites too. Is it just a copy of Garden State? It says Garden State on the discs and if I recall I think I remember hearing some pops in the recording. It has a pretty unique cover also. Check it out.
[www.dbboots.com]

Judging from the credit, looks like Street Fighting Man (incomplete and fades out) is edited out on this one.

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shadooby
I have the Scorpio Capitol Connection 2cd. One of my favorites too. Is it just a copy of Garden State? It says Garden State on the discs and if I recall I think I remember hearing some pops in the recording. It has a pretty unique cover also. Check it out.
[www.dbboots.com]

oh that mick is so cuddly and cute


to your question i haven't heard it but i would assume by your description that yes it's probably a copy with street fighting man edited out for some reason

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Rockman
Hey Rockman I’ve never got this lp. or heard it. Can you tell me the sound quality please … I like the cover photo.

Hey yeah babyblue ..... soundboard ....
Got the Smilin' Dork double album set and
YEAH that cover is one of theeeee greatest boot covers ever ....

Thnx Rockman will try to get it from someone