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Thanks to all the kind souls involved!

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DAC just steals when someone posts here.
Imagine you have some rarity and share it for free on iorr which is good for the fans. After two days you will notice that DAC sells a CD with your upload and makes big bucks out of it.

They regularly did this with recordings or matrix sources I uploaded here or on dime.

It is a great move by Chris and Mr. D! They piss off DAC, make a lot of fans on iorr happy and also put a shame on the person who sold to iorr which he wasn't allowed to!

The times of "making big bucks" is long gone, isn't it? Only very few people still buy and collect CDs anymore.

Anyway, thanks for the GREAT upload to everybody involved though I can understand that a few people might be very angry in case they spent big bucks when buying the tape.. I hope I'll be still alive when maybe the 40 Licks-tracks will see the light of the day one day :-)

Remember when you said you'd share one rare track in your possession (At least "Open The Door To Your Heart (Dirty Work), She Was Hot (very early version, probably Mick on drums), My Girl (no-strings version)" for every unknown track that appeared? Still time to make good on that promise ;-)

You have a very good memory, to say the least ;-)

"She Was Hot" is already out (Virchow-tape) but yes, I didn't share it...

The amount of things you have shared is staggering boss. Your vinyl rips are legendary! Thanks for them

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The amount of things you have shared is staggering boss. Your vinyl rips are legendary! Thanks for them

I have a special fondness the low-gen copy of Freezer's recording of the opening show of 75. If it irated him the way it did it means your copy was very close to the Master tape.

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I have a special fondness the low-gen copy of Freezer's recording of the opening show of 75. If it irated him the way it did it means your copy was very close to the Master tape.

Speaking of Freezer, I happen to have a cd here on my desk with the title "FREEZER #1" (This morning, I was looking in the attic for something and while searching I stumbled on this CD). Do you happen to know what it is?

Chris from Belgium





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The amount of things you have shared is staggering boss. Your vinyl rips are legendary! Thanks for them

I have a special fondness the low-gen copy of Freezer's recording of the opening show of 75. If it irated him the way it did it means your copy was very close to the Master tape.

Ronnies first Stones show. One of silks low gens...plus the Master Atlanta 75...wonder if that's freezer

Anybody has San Antonio in the attic?

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Anybody has San Antonio in the attic?

Freezer supposedly taped it. Through PM's he sent me enough details about his tre[k] to SA to let me believe he actually did it.

He also supposedly sent a cd-r of the recording to a Mod of TTD (with the request to not circulate it).



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Anybody has San Antonio in the attic?

Freezer supposedly taped it. Through PM's he sent me enough details about his trel to SA to let me believe he actually did it.

He also supposedly sent a cd-r of the recording to a Mod of TTD (with the request to not circulate it).

What's the secret of these shows - why are they "hidden"? It's not very likely that there's a rarer track than Dance Little Sister or Sure The One You Need. Or did they really try Time Watis For No One? The setlists on setlist.fm are speculation, they are probably not, but could be true.



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Anybody has San Antonio in the attic?

Freezer supposedly taped it. Through PM's he sent me enough details about his trel to SA to let me believe he actually did it.

He also supposedly sent a cd-r of the recording to a Mod of TTD (with the request to not circulate it).

What's the secret of these shows - why are they "hidden"? It's not very likely that there's a rarer track than Dance Little Sister or Sure The One You Need. Or did they really try Time Watis For No One? The setlists on setlist.fm are speculation, they are probably not, but could be true.

I think the only secret of these shows is that they are rumored to exist. There is no way that on their first tour without him they played Mick Taylors opus with Ronnie Wood. Chords and solo....they never even hinted at interest of playing it before or after. It's easy to claim something that salacious when no recorded evidence exists...hours and hours of rehearsals in Montauk, Rotterdam and not even an attempt of this song? Maybe they attempted Worried About You but it's very very doubtful coming from the source of the rumor

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Anybody has San Antonio in the attic?

Freezer supposedly taped it. Through PM's he sent me enough details about his trel to SA to let me believe he actually did it.

He also supposedly sent a cd-r of the recording to a Mod of TTD (with the request to not circulate it).

What's the secret of these shows - why are they "hidden"? It's not very likely that there's a rarer track than Dance Little Sister or Sure The One You Need. Or did they really try Time Watis For No One? The setlists on setlist.fm are speculation, they are probably not, but could be true.

I think the only secret of these shows is that they are rumored to exist. There is no way that on their first tour without him they played Mick Taylors opus with Ronnie Wood. Chords and solo....they never even hinted at interest of playing it before or after. It's easy to claim something that salacious when no recorded evidence exists...hours and hours of rehearsals in Montauk, Rotterdam and not even an attempt of this song? Maybe they attempted Worried About You but it's very very doubtful coming from the source of the rumor

If Wayne Perkins was there (which was also rumoured) that would make sense. The track was nearly finished at the time.

I've been in contact to Freezer before we became "worst friends". He was asking for a Doors-show he attended (but not recorded) - he knew the taper but that guy never gave away his recording. It seems that guy tried to make big money with his recording but Freezer never wanted to spend money on it.

So I got in touch with somebody who was interested in releasing both San Antonio-shows on 4 CDs (remember, that was about 10 years ago when the bootleg-market was still huge) and we agreed that I'm going to offer $5.000 for the Doors-show.

Before I did I finally told Freezer "you get the Doors-show, I'll get the San Antonio-shows") and from that point onwards everything was a mess. Freezer got into his well-known "disturbed human being"-mode (sorry, R.I.P. anyway) and I wasn't even answered my question if "Time Waits For No One" was played ("how can you allow yourself to ask at all").

Anyway, if it was Freezers last will that the Mod of TTD should keep the tapes private, we will probably never know :-(

I would be very interested in hearing those uncirculated tracks gotdablouse mentioned (are they all DW era)?

There are some hours of rehearsals from Paris 85 recorded from outside. I think they're unreleaseable. I don't have the tapes.



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I have a special fondness the low-gen copy of Freezer's recording of the opening show of 75. If it irated him the way it did it means your copy was very close to the Master tape.

Speaking of Freezer, I happen to have a cd here on my desk with the title "FREEZER #1" (This morning, I was looking in the attic for something and while searching I stumbled on this CD). Do you happen to know what it is?

Hi Chris
I guess it is some kind of a compilation of samples coming from different shows Freezer taped. He made it himself. Have the artwork somewhere in the cellar...

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I have a special fondness the low-gen copy of Freezer's recording of the opening show of 75. If it irated him the way it did it means your copy was very close to the Master tape.

Speaking of Freezer, I happen to have a cd here on my desk with the title "FREEZER #1" (This morning, I was looking in the attic for something and while searching I stumbled on this CD). Do you happen to know what it is?

Hi Chris
I guess it is some kind of a compilation of samples coming from different shows Freezer taped. He made it himself. Have the artwork somewhere in the cellar...

Meanwhile I found some time and it's indeed a compilation.
There's just one track I can't identify, maybe someone can help?


Freezer #1 - track 12
WT link valid until August 12th:

[we.tl]

Chris from Belgium

Track 12 It's " Ain't that loving you baby " ( Jimmy Reed )

12. studio rehearsal

info & artwork freezer #1:
delights from the freezer (freezer's choice #1)



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For "Delights From The Freezer" see also "Any Port In A Storm Revisited" VGP 308:

Bonus tracks on CD 2 are taken from "Delights From The Freezer" (Freezer’s choice #1):
06 Fanfare For The Common Man / Honky Tonk Women (Baton Rouge, June 1, 1975)
07 Dance Little Sister (Baton Rouge, June 1, 1975)
08 You Gotta Move (Cleveland, June 14, 1975)
09 Fanfare For The Common Man / Honky Tonk Women (Jacksonville, August 2, 1975)
10 Jumping Jack Flash (Jacksonville, August 2, 1975)
11 It's Only Rock'n Roll / Band Introductions (Louisville, August 4, 1975)
12 Sweet Little Sixteen (New Orleans, July 13, 1978)
13 Ain’t That Loving You Baby (Culver City, April 13, 1979)
14 Take The A Train / Under My Thumb (New Orleans, December 5, 1981)

Any chance for a re-up?

File no longer being hosted it seems...

dac 181 eats it...
still 5 days remaining!

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There's about 20 or so tapes in tape trading circles available with 1977 to 1985 material that has only been partially released (Foxes in the Boxes) or posted on this board. My guess is that there is at least sufficient (and interesting) material for another 5 to 7 single CD's that will be released one day or the other.

Mathijs

Do you have further information on the tapes? In another thread you wrote that they were sold on eBay 5 years ago.

Would be very interested in hearing the rest...

Would be nice to have a nice looking cover for this great download which I put on a CD. Is there any? Did I miss it?

- The Golden Mile 00:08:15
- Christine 00:02:23
- Dance Mr K (instr. take of Still In Love) 00:02:13
- Forty (or Flirty) 00:04:28
- Heartbeat 00:03:15
- Identification 00:06:41
- In Your Hand 00:04:41
- Run And Take (instr. take of I Love You Too Much) 00:03:29
- All About You (Train Song) 00:04:24



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Would be nice to have a nice looking cover for this great download which I put on a CD. Is there any? Did I miss it?

- The Golden Mile 00:08:15
- Christine 00:02:23
- Dance Mr K (instr. take of Still In Love) 00:02:13
- Forty (or Flirty) 00:04:28
- Heartbeat 00:03:15
- Identification 00:06:41
- In Your Hand 00:04:41
- Run And Take (instr. take of I Love You Too Much) 00:03:29
- All About You (Train Song) 00:04:24

Run And Take is not new. It first appeared in the 90s on the All Mixed Up-releases as I Can't Help It. (Or is it a new take?)



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It's not a new take but "I Love You Too Much" V (aka "Run And Take") is offered here in the best possible quality.

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It's not a new take but "I Love You Too Much" V (aka "Run And Take") is offered here in the best possible quality.

It was thrown in as I Can't Help It #5 on the five cd set Girls Pills & Powders but I don't hear any chord structure that resembles Love You Too Much. I think it's a separate riff idea and I've always loved it!

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It's not a new take but "I Love You Too Much" V (aka "Run And Take") is offered here in the best possible quality.

It was thrown in as I Can't Help It #5 on the five cd set Girls Pills & Powders but I don't hear any chord structure that resembles Love You Too Much. I think it's a separate riff idea and I've always loved it!

For me it is another song too which has little, but not nothing to do with the track now called I Love You Too Much. It's more an idea than a song anyway.

Same song, slightly different approach/tempo through the years. It ended up on SOME GIRLS DE LUXE titled I Love You Too Much.

The chorus goes: I can't help it but I love you too much.

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Same song, slightly different approach/tempo through the years. It ended up on SOME GIRLS DE LUXE titled I Love You Too Much.

The chorus goes: I can't help it but I love you too much.

Which Some Girls Deluxe?

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Same song, slightly different approach/tempo through the years. It ended up on SOME GIRLS DE LUXE titled I Love You Too Much.

The chorus goes: I can't help it but I love you too much.

Which Some Girls Deluxe?

The OFFICIAL ONE baby...

Thanks J.B. Goode...



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Same song, slightly different approach/tempo through the years. It ended up on SOME GIRLS DE LUXE titled I Love You Too Much.

The chorus goes: I can't help it but I love you too much.

Which Some Girls Deluxe?

The OFFICIAL ONE baby...

Thanks J.B. Goode...

That was a joke ;-)