There was post on here a few days back with some information that real Stones fans would I'm sure be far more enthusiastic about, if they could have been bothered to click on it that is. It got one reply.

Yet, Folks seem to be far more interested in Rockmans posting of Mojo's Magzines Ron Wood interview.
And how cool they think the in reality truly shocking photo of Wood is that accompanies the article.
And that in this article Wood admits his liking for certain products (still that anyone with a decent set of eyes & ears would have noticed at the shows in 2005/2006.
People did remark on his behaviour at the time but were rubbished.

And

That some people are having bulk orgasms because a broker has put up ticket prices for UK shows without any confirmation so what ever that the Stones (& their guitarists who these days seem to practise the modern art of unravelling more than the ancient art of weaving) are going to tour.

Even posts such as the below garnered more interest.
Is Today The Day?
Is Jagger bi or gay?
What's your favourite book?
Eddie Halen Back In Rehab

But a post with some info regarding the tour that Americans think was the bees knee's of Stones Tours, the 1972 Tour receives only one lousy reply. And that was incorrect.

The post I'm talking about was titled MSG 72 by tomcat 6.

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On youtube there appears time coded footage from MSG July 1972 that I have never seen before.
This starts with outside the venue footage then goes indoors for the start of Brown Sugar.

Tomcat 6 asks where has this come from?
The one reply he received says it's from the Dick Cavett Show from the same year.

BUT IT IS NOT!

This is completely different footage & if I'm correct Jagger is wearing a different outfit to what he wears on the Dick Cavett show footage, making this a different concert to that one.

Now I repeat what tomcat 6 asks. Where is this from & is there more to be had?
So do yourself a favour & look at this footage from what some call the golden period.
Any if anyone knows more let us know!

Luke

I didn't pay much attention to the original thread, when I saw the reply "Dick Cavett show", and you're right this is different footage.
I haven't compared but it could be the same concert as used for Dick Cavett, which means that it is all that exists, as the Cavett-gang wasn't allowed to film more than Brown SUgar and Street Fighting Man.
Good find!
...We just have to compare it to the MSG audience recordings.

I have been told that 72 Minutes of this film exists............but I have been told that the guy who has it payed BIG BUCKS for it, so I think that the clip on Youtoob may be all we see of it....

i apologize for my error. I just saw the entire clip and it is indeed different. When I just viewed the first couple of seconds of the outside of MSG i hastily assumed it was Dick Cavett.

Definately an interesting find

tomcat 6 Wrote:
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> I have been told that 72 Minutes of this film
> exists............but I have been told that the
> guy who has it payed BIG BUCKS for it, so I think
> that the clip on Youtoob may be all we see of
> it....

Was it perhaps the same anonymous bidder as with the Little Boy Blue tapes?

If so, the footage will never see the light of day...

I'm comparing with the audience recordings...WTF
THis is July 26th 1972!! I thought it would be the 07/25-1st show, but it's not!
Somebody might want to confirm...



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awesome! Too make up for the lack of attention earlier on I will react twice this time around!

Let's hope the entire concert was recorded and will surface...

I think you're right Eric, but I'll have to double check....something special could be on the horizon !!!!

I really really hope more footage will be revealed, hopefully not in youtube quality.
Imagine having a DVD version of Welcome To New York !!

72 minutes exists as tomcat says above, that would mean it's close to the complete concert ! Now a complete show from the 69-73 period would be superb !!

Tomcat - any idea why this person posted a snippet of this gem ? Is he just making us suffer ?

Yup

He is probably making us suffer............I have been told that it is the 26th July show and the complete film has Stevie Wonder presenting MJ with the birthday cake. I have to mention that it is silent........so Welcome To NY could be dubbed on to the film.......but that's not complete.

Thanks for the info tomcat.

He has just sent me photos of the actual film reels, can you post attachments on here ?



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Tomcat, you can post photos by uploading them to (for example) photobucket.com
then copying/pasting the third url they provide - the one that starts with

tomcat 6 Wrote:
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> He has just sent me photos of the actual film
> reels, can you post attachments on here ?


Tomcat, if you send it to me, I'll upload them, my address is not hidden.

Erik

I have e mailed them to you..............

Thanks Tomcat!
Will get them up in a minute, I have to resize the pic, it was 3,5 MB.

Sorry Eric

I should have shrunk them a bit.......

No worries, Tomcat!
Thanks! Oh..this is really a lot more than just the Brown Sugar intro, I take your word for it!

I had the same reaction as everybody. Somebody said it was from Cavett so I didn't even bother to watch it.

holy cow, this must be released , please dont torture us with this treasure

Same here--I saw the Dick Cavett response and thought to myself--"Yep". I have those two songs from a dvd I bought on eBay a while back so did not feel the need to watch a "you tube" version.

But, I must say---very exciting.

My question is--why would you pay "big bucks" if you were not going to at least try to parlay that into some sort of release, boot or otherwise. I, for one never understood the concept of being a "hoarder" though I fully understand they are out there.

Unless, Juan nailed it and correctly identified the buyer.

Still anything from the greatest of all Stones Tours is, as Luke put it the "Bees Knees"--that phrase cracks me up.

As an aside---good for you Luke in calling it like you see it. I am referring to some of the points you made in the early part of your posts. Nice to see someone have the honesty to tell it like it is. I mean that photo is horrific.



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Tasty little clips and photos here and there... is there some kind of business offer to be expected soon or is there a heavy-class hardcore-fan teasing going on here...

- Doxa

I suppose the person who has this would be open to offers, I don't think it will come out on bootleg because there is not enough cash to me made ..........due to people posting stuff to torrent sites as soon as they are released....my two cents worth.

EEEErrrr blame me for Woody article ... but yeah thanks for
bringing to our attention...did check but didn't look because of Cavett mention



ROCKMAN

"The film is for sale.
Details:

over 70 minutes filmed over three nights at the Garden. Color, Super 8 hand held from stage front (all three nights). Footage is well lit, steady and focused throughout. Filmer pans to all members on stage, zooms in and out appropriately during solos, etc. Very well shot! Includes entire birthday cake sequence at end of third night's concert! Sale price includes the following items AND special bonuses:

1. Three original reels containing all three nights of the MSG July 72 concerts.
2. Digibeta transfer of said film reels.
3. One 15 minute Sony CV-2000 reel of Stones at LA Forum 1969 (shot from 5th row center) with sound.
4. 6 mini DV cam tapes of the Stones Houston Astrodome 1981 concert which includes all TV news footage and direct from original camera master copy of Checkerboard Lounge 1981 (not taken from bootleg, this is directly from the original camera masters).
The Astrodome tapes include two versions of the in-house camera feeds. The first (on three tapes) is the raw unprocessed direct transfer and the other (also on three tapes) is the color corrected and audio remastered version. This material is NOT circulated in this quality although a poor quality vhs video leaked out years ago and nothing has surfaced since. These DV Cam's are taken from the 3/4" masters and are as good as the footage will ever look.

Asking price for all of the above is $200,000.00

Let me know if either yourself or someone you know would be interested, but quickly as I intend on putting these up for auction in the next Christies auction."

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

$200K - ROTFLMAO

If it cost a nickel to sh*t, I'd have to fart.

Im confused. wasnt there another pretty long thread about this same clip?

Well, that rules out Mick as the "owner".

The thing is--if you cannot release this why in the world would you drop that kind of money on something that could not possibly recoup the initial investment?

And Tomcat is right--if you go the "boot" route--the torrents would make it virtually impossible to break even.

Very strange.......