Hello.

This version was recently reupped to DIME and TDen;
werther2003 kindly shared it here:
[iorr.org]

But as the link is no longer valid and as we now have a comment from the taper on TDen and as evey Stones fan should have this, here it is again one more.
Link valid one week:

[ydray.com]

This info comes with the torrent:

Artist: The Rolling Stones

Date: July 11, 1972

Venue: Rubber Bowl, Akron, Ohio

Lineage: ANA(1) > CDr(0) > CDr(1) > EAC (secure) > WAV > FLAC [level 8]

Size: 503 MB

Qualty: VG+ for 1972 Unprocessed Stereo AUD recording


setlist:

001 Brown Sugar
002 Bitch
003 Rocks Off
004 Gimme Shelter
005 Happy
006 Tumbling Dice
007 Love in Vain
008 Sweet Virginia
009 You Can't Always Get What You Want
010 All Down the Line
011 Midnight Rambler
012 Bye Bye Johnny
013 Rip This Joint
014 Jumpin' Jack Flash
015 Street Fighting Man

Source: ANA(M) > CASS(1) [1xMaxell UD 90; 1xMaxell UD 60]

Taper: Unknown

Transfer: CASS(1) > JVC TD-W209 Cassette Deck > JVC XL-R5010 Standalone > CDr(0) > CDr(1) [Freezer]

Extract: CDr(1) > PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111D > Exact Audio Copy (secure, test and copy, read offset correct) > WAV

Convert: WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC [level 8]

Freezer Notes: "Received in trade from original taper in early 70s, mastered to CDr in 2002, and sent to rollingstonesboots, a
Yahoo trade group run by rmisra. Bootlegged with the life EQ'd out of it.

Now available again unprocessed by some bootleg company, that also added much hiss to their commercial silver. Get it here
and now, unprocessed, before some fool decides to remaster it."

PA cuts out several times during "Tumbling Dice."

Taper: joeray

His comment on TDen:

"I am so glad my long lost master recording has surfaced. I can hear my voice and my girlfriend's voice in the first 3-5 songs especially when the main stage speakers went out. I used an AKG D1000E vocal mic and an Ampeg cassette Recorder. This tape has been missing since 1973 when I loaned it to my friend, BoB. I stood on the left-center of stage about 20 feet from the left speakers and the stage... I'll never forget Mick looking straight at the microphone in my hand... Little Stevie Wonder opened.."

same tape as the circulating one but much lower generation great.

Thank you?very much.
DAC126 is almost based on this sound source.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-01-09 17:14 by okenny.

THX

Thank you!

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Taper: joeray

His comment on TDen:

"I am so glad my long lost master recording has surfaced. I can hear my voice and my girlfriend's voice in the first 3-5 songs especially when the main stage speakers went out. I used an AKG D1000E vocal mic and an Ampeg cassette Recorder. This tape has been missing since 1973 when I loaned it to my friend, BoB. I stood on the left-center of stage about 20 feet from the left speakers and the stage... I'll never forget Mick looking straight at the microphone in my hand... Little Stevie Wonder opened.."

...and thank you for this



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-01-09 22:06 by StoneZP.

many thanks for sharing here.

Thank you very much!

Thanks a lot Hans-Jo!

Thank you

thanks !!

Thanks a lot!!
it sounds really tremendous!
Nicky Hopkins' piano is amazing!
in Gimme Shelter he can be heard as he accompanies Mick Taylor!
I love this Bootleg !!!

Thank you!

Thank you very much indeed