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Lexington, December 11, 1981
Posted by:
BOBM
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Date: October 20, 2005 11:38
DAC new release. Excellent soundboard, good mix. Nice Keith harmonies.
Formerly available in poor audience quality.
The soundboard starts near the end of 'Take the A Train' There is a small cut in 'Let Me' Go'. The middle part of 'Tumbling Dice' is missing. The 'Star Spangled Banner' outro music is missing.
A nice relaxed, laid back performance by the Stones.
Formerly available in poor audience quality.
The soundboard starts near the end of 'Take the A Train' There is a small cut in 'Let Me' Go'. The middle part of 'Tumbling Dice' is missing. The 'Star Spangled Banner' outro music is missing.
A nice relaxed, laid back performance by the Stones.
Re: Lexington, December 11, 1981
Posted by:
Esky
()
Date: October 20, 2005 17:26
cool - my Finland friend says he has it coming his way.
Now - do you think there's a reason for these minor cuts in every 1981 soundboard that has surfaced recently??
My thinking is that they will be sold now in incomplete form with cuts, but a "more complete" version will apear in years to come...??
Thoughts?
Or are they just tape glitches...??
It just seems suspicious to me that every recent 1981 soundboard that has surfaced has these cuts.
Esky
Now - do you think there's a reason for these minor cuts in every 1981 soundboard that has surfaced recently??
My thinking is that they will be sold now in incomplete form with cuts, but a "more complete" version will apear in years to come...??
Thoughts?
Or are they just tape glitches...??
It just seems suspicious to me that every recent 1981 soundboard that has surfaced has these cuts.
Esky
Re: Lexington, December 11, 1981
Posted by:
Dan
()
Date: October 27, 2005 19:32
"It just seems suspicious to me that every recent 1981 soundboard that has surfaced has these cuts."
Recorded on cassette and tapes flipped mid song? Tape runs out, whoever is recording is busy and doesn't catch it until the end of Tumbling Dice?
Recorded on cassette and tapes flipped mid song? Tape runs out, whoever is recording is busy and doesn't catch it until the end of Tumbling Dice?
Re: Lexington, December 11, 1981
Posted by:
the worst kinda guy
()
Date: October 28, 2005 02:08
NOT TRUE. i have the tempe ariz. 81 soundboard and it's complete.
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