Over the years I've managed to collect the following soundboards from Altamont.
Are there any other pieces readily available that are not on this list
(other than the horrendous French radio broadcast of the 2nd half of the show)?

Cutler introduction *
Jumping Jack Flash (first verse)
Sympathy For The Devil II (edited from Gimme Shelter film)
The Sun Is Shining (from internet post) *
Stray Cat Blues (first verse from internet post)
Love In Vain (from internet post) *
Under My Thumb II (from Gimme Shelter film) *
Gimme Shelter (from Shot Of Salvation bootleg CD) *

* complete

You have all that I'm aware of except for the little snippet of "Street Fighting Man" in the Gimme Shelter film.

It's interesting to me that the complete "Gimme Shelter" on A Shot of Salvation is a different source than the raw soundboards such as "Love in Vain." It's apparently a rough mix of the film version; I spliced the two together for my enjoyment.

Thanks for the response.
Yes, it is interesting.
Also interesting is the fact that "Love In Vain" from Baltimore and "Street Fighting Man' from MSG are also available on boots in very good mixes/soundboard quality and are different from the 'Ya-Ya's" mixes.
These 3 songs (GS, LIV, and SFM) are all featured in the film Gimme Shelter and are NOT synced to actual performances, ie, they are used as a soundtrack for montages of other footage.
It leads me to believe that these mixes might have been provided to the Maysles early on for editing purposes.

Is there a soundboard of 'The Sun Is Shining'?

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MrTurner
Is there a soundboard of 'The Sun Is Shining'?

yes

there is also mix of soundboard and audience (merge stereo) recordings

where I can get this Altamont soundboard
thank You

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thkbeercan
Thanks for the response.
Yes, it is interesting.
Also interesting is the fact that "Love In Vain" from Baltimore and "Street Fighting Man' from MSG are also available on boots in very good mixes/soundboard quality and are different from the 'Ya-Ya's" mixes.
These 3 songs (GS, LIV, and SFM) are all featured in the film Gimme Shelter and are NOT synced to actual performances, ie, they are used as a soundtrack for montages of other footage.
It leads me to believe that these mixes might have been provided to the Maysles early on for editing purposes.

There's also the alternate mix of "Carol" on Time Trip 4. Pretty sure it's the Ya-Ya's version, but with Mick's introduction. I prefer this mix with its punchier drum sound despite its noticeable warbles/speed variation.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-11-21 03:43 by dph.