The Rolling Stones
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Thanks to Cristiano Radtke that point us at this YouTube posts !
Great quality tracks ……of course here in lossy format.
These tracks pay special tribute to Nicky Hopkins' work !

1°) Mickey Mouse Blues
(Child Of The Moon demo)
[www.youtube.com]

2°) Sympathy For The Devil (alternate take)
different lyrics and fantastic Nicky’s work
[www.youtube.com]

03°) Family
demo
[www.youtube.com]

04°) Pay Your Dues
demo
[www.youtube.com]

05°) Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Promo Film Version 2 without makeup
[www.youtube.com]

06°) Dear Doctor
(alternate version) with Nicky
[www.youtube.com]

07 – Family
Alternate intro and mix version
[www.youtube.com]

08 – Sympathy For The Devil
David Frost On Saturday
[www.youtube.com]

09 – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Promo film version 1 with makeup
[www.youtube.com]





Posted on IORR by StonyRoad
link valid until 19/01/19
[we.tl]

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com

Danke!

!!!!!!! thank you!!!

thank you

Just fantastic!
Thank you very much Norbert!
Also thanks to Cristiano!

Nice one - thank you

....thank you.....thank you very much!

thank you

Thank you very much.
I like your FP's

THANK YOU!!

Now... who will be the 1st to release this material? "No Label" "Rattlesnake" or DAC?

Thanks! Nice artwork too

For some tracks, honestly I'm sticking with the bootlegs. Even if they used better sources here, I feel like Pay Your Dues, Dear Doctor, and the two versions of Family don't sound as good as what we have on bootleg.

The alternate take of Sympathy For The Devil was partially included in One Plus One, but with a voiceover. Great to have it here, and in full!

The two versions of Jumping Jack Flash sound better than the bootlegs.

The Frost on Saturday version of Sympathy sounds fine and then Mickey Mouse Blues is completely new!

Thank You...

thanks

Thank you kindly...!

Gonna love this. Thanks

thank you very much.... one question though, why making wav files if the original ones are lossy? up-converting to a larger file adds some unpleasant sonic artifacts etc. downloading from y/t and leaving 'em in their own pristine 128 kbps should do alright, i think... in case you didn't dub 'em onto tape and then transfer to your cd-r



Edited 6 time(s). Last edit at 2019-01-13 09:46 by NathanLaze.

Thanks!

Thanks a Lot.
jeroen

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NathanLaze
thank you very much.... one question though, why making wav files if the original ones are lossy? up-converting to a larger file adds some unpleasant sonic artifacts etc. downloading from y/t and leaving 'em in their own pristine 128 kbps should do alright, i think... in case you didn't dub 'em onto tape and then transfer to your cd-r

I like to copy the music on cdr with covers (it's my collector's side) and to be able to listen to them on any support (even in my car) ...... if not better leave the files on YT (this that I do when it comes to other groups or when I'm not sure to re-listen to these titles). This is also the reason why I specify the links on YT: everyone can then download them in mp3 if it wishes (it also allows to thank the original uploaders).
If there are artifacts, sorry but my old ears do not perceive them



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-01-13 10:28 by StonyRoad.

Many Thanks Norbert

yes indeed Norbert, of course it's your own will and right to listen bootlegs on cd-rs with your beautiful covers which are really cool.... but then it comes to share your stuff among fans, i'm afraid that so many younger people nowadays don't use cd-r's anymore, preferring ipads with cheap headhones... yes it's a very lo-fi quality, but in my humble opinion making wavs from low bitrate mp3 is a no-audiophile thing, yes ? and it's somehow similar to printing a 2x2 inch image onto a fullsize A3 poster.

also, some people tend to listen music from a flash / memory card on a player/boombox with flash drive, and there is no need to buy a blank cd-r and jewel box...

i don't insist the artifacts are too much palpable on up-converts, but there is a scientific term called "digital noise" that our ears can't hear as a thick sound but they, should i say, are "polluting the sonic air"... haha. seems a big laugh, i suppose.

also wav is more heavyweight than mp3 to download, i mean some 380+ mb versus some 40 mb.

anyway.. thanks again



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-01-13 11:06 by NathanLaze.

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NathanLaze
thank you very much.... one question though, why making wav files if the original ones are lossy? up-converting to a larger file adds some unpleasant sonic artifacts etc. downloading from y/t and leaving 'em in their own pristine 128 kbps should do alright, i think... in case you didn't dub 'em onto tape and then transfer to your cd-r

You are wrong. Making a wav file from a lossy file like youTube's mp4 does not add anything "unpleasant" to the file or the music. You have just the decoded mp4 file with the artifacts that were already there, but there is nothing added. So a wav file made from a lossy file is OK.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2019-01-13 11:16 by midnrambler.

ok but what's the use?

vast external hdd drives are not always cheap, too.

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midnrambler

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NathanLaze
thank you very much.... one question though, why making wav files if the original ones are lossy? up-converting to a larger file adds some unpleasant sonic artifacts etc. downloading from y/t and leaving 'em in their own pristine 128 kbps should do alright, i think... in case you didn't dub 'em onto tape and then transfer to your cd-r

You are wrong. Making a wav file from a lossy file like youTube's mp4 does not add anything "unpleasant" to the file or the music. You have just the decoded mp4 file with the artifacts that were already there, but there is nothing added. So a wav file made from a lossy file is OK.

It is ok for personal use, but once you start sharing it is useful to mention the (unnecessary) step of conversion. That way everybody knows the lineage, which in this case is clear.

Yes that is how I meant it. With OK I meant that the conversion from mp4 to wav is OK because it does not reduce the quality.

If you prefer the original Youtube m4a files: [we.tl]

Thanks

This reminds me, does anybody have a link for a download of the older copyright protection releases ('67 Sessions on iTunes)?