Im very much like to discuss 68-76 stuff who never surfaced from the vaults
But is still outthere

Auburn 11/15/1969

The last two sterling silver/cloisonne pendants in their original chamois pouches w/chains. These were the ones made for the band. & a mint rhinestone pin's coming up in Sept. Anybody who owns the Dell tourbook can look on the last page & see the Stones jewelry that was on sale. I'm buying up the extant stock. Oh, yes...

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

what kind of question is this ? You make us all keep on day-dreaming about this silly English band
They're NOT worth it - but they used to be

Over to your question.....most "rare" clip.......probably the complete Toronto concerts.....from 1972, 1975 and from 1977



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Auburn 11/15/1969

Why haven't you shared this? Wh. show, BTW?

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

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Over to your question.....most "rare" clip.......probably the complete Toronto concerts.....from 1972, 1975 and from 1977

Hey Erik, you own them all? (Look at the question)

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dancingmisterd
Auburn 11/15/1969

Whats the lenght and quality please ???
tell me more

Auckland 73, privately held footage. unseen by most of the planet i'm led to believe

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Erik_Snow
Over to your question.....most "rare" clip.......probably the complete Toronto concerts.....from 1972, 1975 and from 1977

Hey Erik, you own them all? (Look at the question)

Yes, on DVD in stunning SBD quality !



....of course I'm just joking
But it's quite strange, that even though RS only played 6 concerts in Toronto during the 70s, they are all among the best concerts played during that decade

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Auburn 11/15/1969

Why haven't you shared this? Wh. show, BTW?

Sorry, Menace & dubbe. I was joking. If I really did have anything from the 1969 Auburn shows, I would have posted it.

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dancingmisterd
Auburn 11/15/1969

Why haven't you shared this? Wh. show, BTW?

Sorry, Menace & dubbe. I was joking. If I really did have anything from the 1969 Auburn shows, I would have posted it.

Wah!

Complete David Frost Show 1968 Sympathy For the Devil performance.

Yes it's complete.

No it's not the edits of bits and pieces.

No you can't have it.

No I will not post it.

And I have the live 2120 S. Michigan Ave. from the outro of the first Ed Sullivan show appearance too, but that's prior to 68.

J

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Complete David Frost Show 1968 Sympathy For the Devil performance.

Yes it's complete.

No it's not the edits of bits and pieces.

No you can't have it.

No I will not post it.

And I have the live 2120 S. Michigan Ave. from the outro of the first Ed Sullivan show appearance too, but that's prior to 68.

J

WOW.......To quote Keith Richards; You got the silver and the gold...well that's alright....

Complete David Frost Show 1968 Sympathy For the Devil performance.

Yes it's complete.

No it's not the edits of bits and pieces.

No you can't have it.

No I will not post it.

And I have the live 2120 S. Michigan Ave. from the outro of the first Ed Sullivan show appearance too, but that's prior to 68.

J

J I thought you had the Marquee Rock and Roll Circus rehearsal as well as the NME Pollwinners 1968? Which I would put at even rarer than the complete November '68 Frost Show featuring the Rolling Stones.

There's also the Stones Hollywood A GoGo appearance from May 65 which I reckon you must have.

As it's out there.

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The seven surviving "FROST ON SATURDAY" including the complete Nov 30,1968 show with The Stones "Sympathy" made from the master are available from networkdvd.This is a legit release...



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The seven surviving "FROST ON SATURDAY" including the complete Nov 30,1968 show with The Stones "Sympathy" made from the master are available from networkdvd.This is a legit release...

Yes, this has subsequently been released as stated here. However, the quality is pretty shoddy. Lots of 'noise' in the picture. (yes, I purchased it).

As for the Marquee RnR Circus rehearsals and the Pollwinners 68 -- I only WISH I had them.

J

Yeah, someone sent it to me and I must say The Stones segment is about all I watch on a regular basis.I thought the John and Yoko segment might be interesting but I have to admit I've only watched it once!

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But it's quite strange, that even though RS only played 6 concerts in Toronto during the 70s, they are all among the best concerts played during that decade

Didn't realise they were held in such high aclaim.

I'm happy to say that I was at the afternoon show, 1972.

I had the chance to buy tickets for the evening show from the scalpers as we stumbled out of the Maple Leaf Gardens, but the ergot derivative had really kicked in & all we could do was go sit under a tree & recover. We eventually left that area when the trees started to talk to us....

I have a murky, hidden camera video of Mick Jagger sneaking up on a wildly intoxicated Brian Jones and pushing Jones into the pool where he sinks like a rock to the bottom of the pool.

Mick emits a sinister laugh, takes a sip of his cocktail and stolls back into the mansion into the waiting arms of a nude David Bowie.

I'll NEVER share this video!

I'll NEVER share this video!


thank God

I have a single betamax copy of the never aired 'Roll Like A Stone' sitcom produced in the 60's.

Keith Richards plays a rich young man, an heir to a rock n roll fortune, who doesn't want girls to like him for his money or cars only. So he switches places with a economics instructor, Mick Jagger. While Mick enjoys spending money and being surrounded by girls, Keith's character falls in love with a poor girl (Anita Pallenberg). Keith also gets to race in a Bentley, and of course wins his love in the end.

But alas...no betamax machine.

Oh, I also have Hampton 1981 PPV on DVD. Now that's rare

Who's got the Giorgio Gomelsky stuff?

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Who's got the Giorgio Gomelsky stuff?

Whos he? Did,nt he played for N.Y. Rangers (or Islanders) back in the sixties? (LOL)

cheers- Bo

P.S I KNEW it was Jagger that killed Brian!



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As far as the Pollwinners 68...I always thought that the cameras were turned off for the Stones & Beatles..


Soulsurvivor

I know they did that for the 1966 Pollwinners. Wasnt that the last one The Beatles played? (could be wrong there!)

Video footage of a 2000's stadium show filmed from one of the lighting towers. But in order to get it I had to make a promise...

I have a private video of Mick Jagger looking for errr... inspiration in the Bois de Boulogne circa 1982. It was given to me by the person who walked him around the woods, a transvestite named Joao.

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As far as the Pollwinners 68...I always thought that the cameras were turned off for the Stones & Beatles..


Soulsurvivor

Not true for Stones in 68. It exists on film.

Did 1968 Marquee rehearsals even take place?