Thanks for posting Sicilian. I am obsessive/ compulsive about the 1969 tour and can't get enough of print, audio and video from it so that was a real treat.

A complete multitrack audio concert(s), like Baltimore, MSG and Altamont, and more of the Maysles MSG/ Altamont video are my ultimate holy music grails so hopefully they release some of that stuff collecting dust in the vaults before us old Stones fans pass on.

Johnny Thunders is on the audience as well, isn't he?

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Johnny Thunders is on the audience as well, isn't he?

Yeah but as he was 5'3'' he doesn't appear onscreen.

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Johnny Thunders is on the audience as well, isn't he?

Yeah but as he was 5'3'' he doesn't appear onscreen.

This guy looks like him:

Actually, this is him (from 41:12 onwards on this video):

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This is from the performance on Nov.27th.
You can find it in better quality on
"Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" Deluxe edition CD/DVD from 2009.

Every true Stones fan should have this at home!

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That is how a gig should be. No damn phones, crowd right up to the stage, leaning on the monitors.
Is this clip really "Satisfaction" though?

The thing I like most about the video is that it is filmed from a crowd perspective. Rarely do you get such extended audience views. It's almost to the point of watching the crowd and listening to the Stones. This type of video is what it was like in the audience at a 1969 Stones concert.

I would say it definitely is "Satisfaction," you can lip read Mick at various points and follow the notes on a a few guitar shots. The very end is a little iffy though.

any info as to the source of this?


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That is how a gig should be. No damn phones, crowd right up to the stage, leaning on the monitors.
Is this clip really "Satisfaction" though?

The thing I like most about the video is that it is filmed from a crowd perspective. Rarely do you get such extended audience views. It's almost to the point of watching the crowd and listening to the Stones. This type of video is what it was like in the audience at a 1969 Stones concert.

I would say it definitely is "Satisfaction," you can lip read Mick at various points and follow the notes on a a few guitar shots. The very end is a little iffy though.

I used to live an hour from NYC by train and saw many a concert there in the 70's and it is my favorite place to see a concert alltime.

The atmosphere was just fantastic back in the day and bands always seemed to give it their best when playing there. It didn't hurt that you could smoke whatever you wanted at concerts back then. There was always a great cloud of sweet smoke hovering over the floor at concerts in the old days. Just not the same with the strict no smoking rules here in the U.S. now.



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Im sure this has been posted here before.
Love this!

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Im sure this has been posted here before.
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I am sure it has been posted before too, but it is still great!

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Wow!! That sounds awesome! Thank you for posting....

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Nice thanks, I was at that show!
Had horrible nosebleed seats at the back of the gigantic Coliseum, but still had a great time. That said, I never sat that far back at a Stones show ever again - or any show for that matter.
There comes a time when you realize if you're going to go to a concert and want to get the full experience, sitting in the rafters a mile away is not the optimum place to be.

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Im sure this has been posted here before.
Love this!

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Seems to have been recorded in video tape. Anyone know when The Stones started recording shows digitally?

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Let’s Spend The Night Together. Best version I’ve seen online. The whole movie in HD with excellent stereo sound. Sounds great on my headphones! And it runs at the correct speed!!!

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There was only ONE band in the world that could rock harder than this performance in 1972.
For me, this is Perfect and Wonderful and Essential.
They are purposely out-glamming everyone else at the time pretty much,
off-handedly creating the huge Punk Rock spate of popular bands in their wake in the next several years.
The heart/soul Inspiration for The Pistols themselves, such is their wild abandon and commitment.
This is a super and very smart, perceptive song imo, tho it's pretty much Lost Hisotry for most, and considered sorta derisively by a Lot of fans.
Sure there had been Pete Townshend Power Chords, and guys in the 50's that preceded him with simlilar approaches....
and others too, MC5 comes to mind...others too...
but The Dolls, imo, took the scattered seedlings of the rawest most outragous
(what would come to be called 'shock rock' and 'Punk" and loads of other things),
and for a very brief instant, cause i do NOT like their follow-up LP,
and in all honesty rarely go to their wonderful debut.
By the time of the 2nd LP, "Too Much Too Soon," well,
the title proved to be the solid truth. it sorta sucked.
as do, lol, a lot of cuts on their first LP (the one I like haha!)
but this here?
Amazes and Delights me every time . I consider it a superemly important
performance in all of Rock and Roll History.

My other supreme guity pleasure in these regards IS MC5...
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Kickin' out the Jams right here.
"MC5 Remastered Tartar Field -
Ramblin Rose/Kick Out The Jams/Looking At You - July 1970

This is great - in a disturbing freak show kind of way - enjoy.

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I see that it's already posted.................

Here is an other one which I didn't see before...............

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Here's a very interesting video. It's a BBC TV 1971 Bootleg Report, featuring Peter Grant, Pink Floyd in studio recording Echoes and Yoko Ono and John Lennon (in a bag):

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That was great Cristiano, thanks.

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Taz Niederauer.
There are many clips of this kid; many probably better. He is really amazing. Usually I really don't go for child prodigies. This young guy has some much soul and chops . He s also a good singer.

Sammy Davis Jr. singing a great version of Vehicle.

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Michael Caine on the Swinging London, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones

My Generation
Dir: David Batty
United Kingdom / 2017 / 86mins
This engaging and playful documentary, narrated by and starring the inimitable Michael Caine, chronicles the cultural revolution of the Swinging Sixties and the societal upheaval it caused, which still resonates today. Sourced from over 1,600 hours of footage, extensive research and over 50 interviews with key players such as The Beatles, Twiggy, David Bailey, Mary Quant, The Rolling Stones and David Hockney, My Generation is an insider tour of a defining era.

This screening will be followed by a recorded Q&A with Michael Caine and director David Batty, hosted by Edith Bowman.

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