ROLLING STONES
BIRMINGHAM, AL @ LEGION FIELD
1989-10-05

Untracked CDR -> EAC -> Soundforge -> FLAC

01. Start Me Up
02. Bitch
03. Sad Sad Sad
04. Undercover Of The Night
05. Harlem Shuffle
06. Tumbling Dice
07. Miss You
08. Ruby Tuesday
09. Angie
10. Dead Flowers
11. Rock And A Hard Place
(Mixed Emotions - missing?)
12. Honky Tonk Women
13. Midnight Rambler
14. You Can't Always Get What You Want
15. Little Red Rooster
16. Before They Make Me Run
17. Happy
18. Paint It Black
19. 2000 Light Years From Home
20. Sympathy For The Devil
21. Gimme Shelter
22. It's Only Rock'n Roll
23. Brown Sugar
24. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
25. Jumpin' Jack Flash



from a collection of really poorly labeled discs someone dropped off at a friend's house but this one was easy to figure out. No idea if this is the same or how it compares to what's already out there.

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Muchas Gracias!! it has a very nice sound
Apparently it is another source!
different than this one that describes dboots
dboots

Thank you.

Thanks Dan!
For some reason I was in a "back to 89" mood so that one comes at the right time!

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dcba
Thanks Dan!
For some reason I was in a "back to 89" mood so that one comes at the right time!

Back to 89? I'm sorry for you (just kidding).
Seems to be an alternate source, since the other version had Mixed emotions included.
I saw the next show @ Birmingham and boy, was that a great show!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-05-14 10:59 by falo01.

Falo that was one of the consequences of being hit with Covid : a sudden collapse of my intellectual ressources.

Well I found the few shows I listened to rather bland, apart from the PPV and the New Orleans gig where there is ressemblance of enthusiasm displayed by the band.

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Falo that was one of the consequences of being hit with Covid : a sudden collapse of my intellectual ressources.

Well I found the few shows I listened to rather bland, apart from the PPV and the New Orleans gig where there is ressemblance of enthusiasm displayed by the band.

Still, 89/90 is some kind of non-Stones tour for me, even considering the fact that it was 1990 when I first saw them live. They just don't sound like the Stones for me. Too clean, too theatrical or stilted.

Of course some exciting rarities have been there, but overall no tour I can listen to very much.

1994 was way better, although I know you have your issues with this leg of tour as well ;-)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-05-14 14:36 by falo01.

RE 1994 I don't like the PPV at all but the end of the tour gigs (December) are quite powerful.
Thanks to Bill German I was lucky enough to see them in Oakland on Oct. 29 but the best memories I brought back home were 2 nice weeks in Frisco rather than the gig itself.

Thank you.

Thank you

Thanks Dan!
Is this your own recording? I guess so...

Thanks

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Quique-stone
Thanks Dan!
Is this your own recording? I guess so...

Nope


from a collection of really poorly labeled discs someone dropped off at a friend's house but this one was easy to figure out. No idea if this is the same or how it compares to what's already out there.

Someone just gave all my friend this stuff. Not only poorly labeled, some so incoherent I had to pass on it.

thx

I already have 4 times this show, but never compared them.
I add yours and hope to find so time to check them out.

1989.10.05 Birmingham, AL (friend of Dan).zip [filefactory.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-05-15 10:19 by stonesmuziekfan.

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Quique-stone
Thanks Dan!
Is this your own recording? I guess so...

Nope


from a collection of really poorly labeled discs someone dropped off at a friend's house but this one was easy to figure out. No idea if this is the same or how it compares to what's already out there.

Someone just gave all my friend this stuff. Not only poorly labeled, some so incoherent I had to pass on it.

Yeah, sorry...you described it in the first post.