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Munichhilton
The Philadelphia Project
This was brought on by the superior sound of the original 2 LP set shared by silkcut1978. His LPs brought a better source to the Philadelphia 1972 early show on July 21st than was previously available... The 2 LPs also used a lot of Ft Worth 1972 which is not only now official, but available in pretty good quality already. The first 3 sides of silkcuts LPs ran at the right speed, but side 4 was too fast...probably to make it fit. As I only used 1 song from that side (the rest were Ft. Worth) only one track needed speed correction. Other tracks were included from best available sources in order to complete this set.
01 Brown Sugar July 21st early show *
02 Bitch July 21st early show *
03 Rocks Off July 21st early show *
04 Gimme Shelter JUly 21st early show *
05 Happy July 21st early show *
06 Tumbling Dice July 21st early show *
07 Love In Vain July 21st early show
08 Sweet Virginia July 20th only show
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want July 21st early show *
10 All Down The Line July 21st early show [pitch corrected] *
11 Midnight Rambler July 21st late show
12 Bye Bye Johnny July 21st late show
13 Rip This Joint July 21st late show
14 Jumping Jack Flash July 21st late show
15 Street Fighting Man July 21st late show
16 Uptight - Satisfaction July 20th only show
* Taken from silkcut1978 LP Rip of Philadelphia Special [Pre Swinging Pig Label] Best available quality and recent upgrade or retrograde.
The Rest:
Track 7 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 8 taken from "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 11 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 12 taken from "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" as silkcuts original LP is missing this track
Track 13 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 14 taken from "Philadelphia Special II" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth JUne 24th show track and I thought it sounded warmer than "Plug In Flush Out"
Track 15 taken from "Philadelphia II" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track and I thought it sounded warmer than "Plug In Flush Out"
Volume fluctuations were severe in some cases. Tracks have all been brought into the same volume range manually. NO NORMALIZING. There were a few bad edits on the LP source that I left in to keep that source as clean as possible. Most notable is the spoken intro to YCAGWYW. It seems to skip or something.
Thanks to Silkcut1978, ErikSnow, and to midnrambler whose long ago torrent of both complete Ft. Worth shows really helped in comparing these lps.
Final question: Who screws up the beginning of Jumping Jack Flash? Keith seems to be right on target. Is it Charlie? Nicky? Bill? Either way, Charlie wrestles it back under control.
Munichhilton Hungercitizen 10/2011
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stonesstein
I had the Rattlesnake Box at one point, but it was rendered (IMHO) obsolete by a set that traded as an 8CD (as opposed to 7CD) set named Work Sucks ... Let's Go on Tour. The Sound on Works Sucks was SO MUCH better than was the Rattlesnake Box. Plus, it tacked ont he Pittsburg show from 7.22.
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I had the Rattlesnake Box at one point, but it was rendered (IMHO) obsolete by a set that traded as an 8CD (as opposed to 7CD) set named Work Sucks ... Let's Go on Tour. The Sound on Works Sucks was SO MUCH better than was the Rattlesnake Box. Plus, it tacked ont he Pittsburg show from 7.22.
If the 'Work Sucks' boot sounds better, I'm afraid my work here isn't much use as they were all taken from the Rattlesnake Box.
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stonesstein
I had the Rattlesnake Box at one point, but it was rendered (IMHO) obsolete by a set that traded as an 8CD (as opposed to 7CD) set named Work Sucks ... Let's Go on Tour. The Sound on Works Sucks was SO MUCH better than was the Rattlesnake Box.
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I had the Rattlesnake Box at one point, but it was rendered (IMHO) obsolete by a set that traded as an 8CD (as opposed to 7CD) set named Work Sucks ... Let's Go on Tour. The Sound on Works Sucks was SO MUCH better than was the Rattlesnake Box.
Will someone please post work sucks? Thanks
p.s. What is the source for Work Sucks? any notes included?
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stonesmuziekfan
8 disc set Work Sucks
1972 Work Sucks Let's Go On Tour vol 1 (4CD).rar [www.filefactory.com]
1972 Work Sucks Let's Go On Tour vol 2 (4CD).rar [www.filefactory.com]
new flac links
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stonesstein
And some different artwork that was around when this first came out in 2003:
Stones' Work Sucks...Let's Go On Tour - Artwork
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HEILOOBAAS
It's 7/21 early show.
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It's 7/21 early show.
How can you be sure?
As I understand, the only 7.21 matinee recordings are not soundboard or film, while (most of) 7.20 and (all of) 7.21 nite shows have long been out.
At least that is what I have learned over the years.
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HEILOOBAAS
It's 7/21 early show.
How can you be sure?
As I understand, the only 7.21 matinee recordings are not soundboard or film, while (most of) 7.20 and (all of) 7.21 nite shows have long been out.
At least that is what I have learned over the years.
Many of us suspected the version shown on cs blues was from the 1st show on the 21st, and was finally confirmed when the entire show was shared last year from an audience tape. The is no longer any doubt where it is from.
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HEILOOBAAS
It's 7/21 early show.
How can you be sure?
As I understand, the only 7.21 matinee recordings are not soundboard or film, while (most of) 7.20 and (all of) 7.21 nite shows have long been out.
At least that is what I have learned over the years.
Many of us suspected the version shown on cs blues was from the 1st show on the 21st, and was finally confirmed when the entire show was shared last year from an audience tape. The is no longer any doubt where it is from.
Thank you so so so so much! I am not as attuned as many.
So I understand clearly, the version where Stevie says "Funky funky funky" is really 7.21.1972 1st show instead of 7.20?
Please let me know so I do not bother y'all or any of the board people any more.
Again, thanks so much!!!!
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stage talk before all down the line is not here
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Munichhilton
Here it is both silkcut1978's original rip and a bastard son:
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until July 22nd
The Philadelphia Project
This was brought on by the superior sound of the original 2 LP set shared by silkcut1978. His LPs brought a better source to the Philadelphia 1972 early show on July 21st than was previously available... The 2 LPs also used a lot of Ft Worth 1972 which is not only now official, but available in pretty good quality already. The first 3 sides of silkcuts LPs ran at the right speed, but side 4 was too fast...probably to make it fit. As I only used 1 song from that side (the rest were Ft. Worth) only one track needed speed correction. Other tracks were included from best available sources in order to complete this set.
01 Brown Sugar July 21st early show *
02 Bitch July 21st early show *
03 Rocks Off July 21st early show *
04 Gimme Shelter JUly 21st early show *
05 Happy July 21st early show *
06 Tumbling Dice July 21st early show *
07 Love In Vain July 21st early show
08 Sweet Virginia July 20th only show
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want July 21st early show *
10 All Down The Line July 21st early show [pitch corrected] *
11 Midnight Rambler July 21st late show
12 Bye Bye Johnny July 21st late show
13 Rip This Joint July 21st late show
14 Jumping Jack Flash July 21st late show
15 Street Fighting Man July 21st late show
16 Uptight - Satisfaction July 20th only show
* Taken from silkcut1978 LP Rip of Philadelphia Special [Pre Swinging Pig Label] Best available quality and recent upgrade or retrograde.
The Rest:
Track 7 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 8 taken from "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 11 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 12 taken from "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" as silkcuts original LP is missing this track
Track 13 taken from "Plug In Flush Out" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track.
Track 14 taken from "Philadelphia Special II" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth JUne 24th show track and I thought it sounded warmer than "Plug In Flush Out"
Track 15 taken from "Philadelphia II" as silkcuts original LP had the Ft Worth June 24th show track and I thought it sounded warmer than "Plug In Flush Out"
Volume fluctuations were severe in some cases. Tracks have all been brought into the same volume range manually. NO NORMALIZING. There were a few bad edits on the LP source that I left in to keep that source as clean as possible. Most notable is the spoken intro to YCAGWYW. It seems to skip or something.
Thanks to Silkcut1978, ErikSnow, and to midnrambler whose long ago torrent of both complete Ft. Worth shows really helped in comparing these lps.
Final question: Who screws up the beginning of Jumping Jack Flash? Keith seems to be right on target. Is it Charlie? Nicky? Bill? Either way, Charlie wrestles it back under control.
Munichhilton Hungercitizen 10/2011