I have looked for this at Dallas Rehearsals pt 1 and pt 2 and also at Whip's Crack & Tiger's Snarl Tourrehearsals 1972 but don't see these 3 tracks on either of them.
Soundwise is not so good

Googling at "stones burbank rehearsals" give me this [www.timeisonourside.com]

Hope somebody can post the complete series of volumes.

anyway, here are the 3 tracks from Burbank 1972 (no art) [www.megaupload.com]


My other posts are here [www.iorr.org]

Could you please tell us what the three tracks are?

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Could you please tell us what the three tracks are?

cant_you_hear_me_knocking 0:00:39
dont_lie_to_me 0:00:56
gimme_shelter 0:01:20

Leuk Jaap, bedankt!

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Leuk Jaap, bedankt!

Leuk om te horen
Wie weet wat er nog meer uit de hoge hoed komt

Nice to hear
Who knows wat else comes out of Pandora's Box

many many thanks

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o.k., so that is where I've got it, could not remember anymore.



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Could you please tell us what the three tracks are?

cant_you_hear_me_knocking 0:00:39
dont_lie_to_me 0:00:56
gimme_shelter 0:01:20

Thank you for the information

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stonesmuziekfan
I have looked for this at Dallas Rehearsals pt 1 and pt 2 and also at Whip's Crack & Tiger's Snarl Tourrehearsals 1972 but don't see these 3 tracks on either of them.
Soundwise is not so good

Googling at "stones burbank rehearsals" give me this [www.timeisonourside.com]

Hope somebody can post the complete series of volumes.

anyway, here are the 3 tracks from Burbank 1972 (no art) [www.megaupload.com]


My other posts are here [www.iorr.org]

Can someone share this again ?
Thanks for your help.

[we.tl]

Mathijs

Thank you

grazie mille excellent

Thanks you !!

Thank you!

Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake?

If it's real, it's just fantastic

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Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake?

If it's real, it's just fantastic

To me it sounds absulutely genuine.

Mathijs

I missed this. I'd be ever grateful would someone re-post, please! Many thanks!

Kick me like you kicked before
I can't even feel the pain no more

"Rocks Off", Exile on Main Street
Rolling Stones, 1972

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Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake?

If it's real, it's just fantastic

To me it sounds absulutely genuine.

Mathijs

As I said when this was posted years ago, I believe the CYHMK snippet is from a live audience recording.
My reason for believing that is at roughly :15-:20 you hear a crowd of people started cheering and hooting and hollering and one very clear WHISTLE as the instrumental break starts.
Additionally, the drums and lead guitar sound nothing like the Stones to my ears and I am shocked that Mathijs thinks this sounds like genuine Stones.

This sounds like a band playing a cover in a small venue/club.

I have never heard Mick Taylor start any solo with the kind of notes you hear at the end of the clip. Nor do the vocals at the beginning sound like Jagger. They are close, but the "baby" the "ain't" and the "stranger" don't sound like Mick, nor does the "woah.' Especially c. 1972.

Gimme Shelter and Don't Lie To Me sound like genuine Stones vocals, guitars, drums. Though I can't tell you if it's rehearsals or not.

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AntoineParis
Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake?

If it's real, it's just fantastic

To me it sounds absulutely genuine.

Mathijs

As I said when this was posted years ago, I believe the CYHMK snippet is from a live audience recording.
My reason for believing that is at roughly :15-:20 you hear a crowd of people started cheering and hooting and hollering and one very clear WHISTLE as the instrumental break starts.
Additionally, the drums and lead guitar sound nothing like the Stones to my ears and I am shocked that Mathijs thinks this sounds like genuine Stones.

This sounds like a band playing a cover in a small venue/club.

I have never heard Mick Taylor start any solo with the kind of notes you hear at the end of the clip. Nor do the vocals at the beginning sound like Jagger. They are close, but the "baby" the "ain't" and the "stranger" don't sound like Mick, nor does the "woah.' Especially c. 1972.

Gimme Shelter and Don't Lie To Me sound like genuine Stones vocals, guitars, drums. Though I can't tell you if it's rehearsals or not.

Well, it is indeed some kind of audience recording as you hear people talking. But, it absolutely is Jagger and Richards on vocals, it's Richards on rythm guitar, and it absolutely is Bobby Keys on sax. I do not hear mcuh difference in the sound of the instrumentation in the three clips provided, except for the added audience in the 3rd clip.

From pictures we have of the Burbank rehearsals we know lots of people were present: stage crew, sound crew, film crew, friends, journalists, hangers-on. We know Stanley Booth was there, and we know from the 1969 tour and the Muscle Shoals recordings that he kept his casette recorder rolling. So who knows, maybe they threw a small party to celebrate the start of the tour.

Mathijs

ROLLING STONES REHEARSAL - MAY, 1972 - BURBANK, CA “TEST TEST”, GTR. RIFFS 7:15 CAN’T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKIN’ W/MJ +JAM DON’T LIE TO ME INST. JAM GTR. RIFFS, TUNING GTR. HIP SHAKE (PAD) + DRUMS + PIANO GTR. PIANO - (NOTHING MUCH) GTR. STARTS RIFFING GIMME SHELTER PIANO (SETTING LEVELS?) 1:58 PIANO, DRUMS, GTRS. HIP SHAKE JAM GTR. RIFFS, TUNING 8:19 GTR STARTS GIMME
SHELTER + DRUMS MJ SINGS HORNS (JP/BK) JAM W/HORNS 3:47 HIP SHAKE W/MJ TALKING, RIFFING, SOFT BASS (NEW TAPE START) 1:48 YCAGWYW W/MJ TALKING, GTR, BASS, HORN, TUNING 3:41 JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH W/MJ TALKING, RIFFING 9:10 ROCKS OFF W/MJ (FALSE START) (FALLS APART AT BRIDGE) (STARTS AGAIN BASS, TUNING 1:06 DON’T LIE TO ME (INST. START) (END OF TAPE) (TURN TAPE OVER) 4:05 DON’T LIE TO ME W/MJ _____ 41:09 SONGS 66 MINUTES TOTAL



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