2 days ago i was giving new life for my "old" cdr,this was around before DAC released its version,and in the end of recording during HTW my cdr skipped,some kinda burning error i guess well its been YEARS since i even listened this one.

So is here anyone to upload this version? that is if anyone here have it?

1st show,not the 2nd.And not the DAC version.

Thanks in advance.

Got cdrs of "Slay 'em in LA" and "Welcome To The Breakfast Show" ( VGP ),
but they seem to be the same source as DAC, sorry.

Really,ok then...i really don´t miss anything,thanks!

there are more, search for 1972.06.11 in the 1972 tour archive

Checked that one nothing for the 1st show,like Rank Stranger mentioned no other sources for the 1st show.

There are several shows. Which one are you looking for?

11-jun-72 HD The great western show (1st show + 2nd show) Exile-EXM-012AB
11-jun-72 HD A slice of rock and roll (+) (1st show) VGP-244
11-jun-72 HD Welcome to the breakfast show (+) (1st show) (CD 2) VGP-337
11-jun-72 HD Western affair Vol. 2 (1st + 2nd show) DAC-125
11-jun-72 HD American Tour 1972 (Remaster) (+) Teague Raw
11-jun-72 HD Kicking the forum all night (1st show) PGN-030



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-09-17 13:33 by Amarant.

Somnewhere in my very chaotic CD-R collection, I should have a version of this show, which was torrented and came with this info:

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Rolling Stones
6-11-72 (First Show)
Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, Ca

Master Cassette > Hard Drive > CDR > shn

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Band Introductions
13 Bye Bye Johnny
14 Rip This Joint
15 Jumping Jack Flash
16 E1: Street Fighting Man
17 E2: Honky Tonk Women

This recently circulating source came directly from the taper.
Thanks to Bill C for the great recording & clean cdr transfer.
I used EAC to rip and MKWact to convert to shn.

No "remastering" - Straight from the master cassette.
Tape: Scotch low noise/high density Pro
Recorder: Sony TC124
Microphone: Sony dual element stereo handheld
Transfer: Pioneer deck to M-Audio audiophile 24/96 sound card
Location: 15 rows up left of stage (to best of Bill's recollection)

This is a Very Good to Excellent '72 audience source IMHO.
I believe this source is different from the bootlegs of this date:
"Get Your Rocks Off" (2nd show)
"Live at the LA Forum 1972" (2nd show)
"Chasing Shadows" (1st show)

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joguema
Somnewhere in my very chaotic CD-R collection, I should have a version of this show, which was torrented and came with this info:

+++++++++++++++++

Rolling Stones
6-11-72 (First Show)
Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, Ca

Master Cassette > Hard Drive > CDR > shn

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Band Introductions
13 Bye Bye Johnny
14 Rip This Joint
15 Jumping Jack Flash
16 E1: Street Fighting Man
17 E2: Honky Tonk Women

This recently circulating source came directly from the taper.
Thanks to Bill C for the great recording & clean cdr transfer.
I used EAC to rip and MKWact to convert to shn.

No "remastering" - Straight from the master cassette.
Tape: Scotch low noise/high density Pro
Recorder: Sony TC124
Microphone: Sony dual element stereo handheld
Transfer: Pioneer deck to M-Audio audiophile 24/96 sound card
Location: 15 rows up left of stage (to best of Bill's recollection)

This is a Very Good to Excellent '72 audience source IMHO.
I believe this source is different from the bootlegs of this date:
"Get Your Rocks Off" (2nd show)
"Live at the LA Forum 1972" (2nd show)
"Chasing Shadows" (1st show)

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Is this what Heiloobaas posted?

This is a snap of the audio files. It's broken up into two files, the first one ending at ADTL, the second continuing with MR through the encore. The encore sounds like it's from a different source but that could be the sound of the audience going gazonkers.