Now we got 3 sources: Millard, Ed F, and VGP-340

I used:
Millard until Happy
Ed F from Happy to end and end of You Gotta Move + beginning of YCAGWYW
VGP-340 used to complete SFTD (beginning + end!)

[we.tl]



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That Millard with the vocal/guitar balance off sounds weird, though, on the Dime torrent. Can it be mixed with the other sources, to bolster the left (Ronnie) side, and bring up Mick's vocals?

No knock on your effort, Wired, which I haven't heard yet.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2021-12-28 18:22 by andrews27.

Thanks. After 46 years still a joy to listen to these shows.

Thanks WAN!

Thanks wiredallnight

thank you

Thank you very much!!

Thank you wiredallnight!!!

Thank you so much

Thanks K.!

LA 1975 Story:

[www.rollingstonesnet.com]

Chris M.

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ChrisM42
LA 1975 Story:

[www.rollingstonesnet.com]

Chris M.

Maybe time to update your site then?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-12-31 18:14 by Erik_Snow.

Yes, it's time to update the site!

There are more titles to be added and proper sorting of the show dates...


Chris M.

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ChrisM42
LA 1975 Story:

[www.rollingstonesnet.com]

Chris M.

Pop Quiz: How many North America dates on that billboard are not recorded?

San Antonio! >
Though Freezer/Art Parr claimed he attended these gigs and taped them.

7 shows and half of 2 shows still missing

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dcba
San Antonio! >
Though Freezer/Art Parr claimed he attended these gigs and taped them.

...what's the matter with the recorders in Texas, BTW?
8 out of the 13 Texan concerts 1972-1981 are not circulating from audience sources - though some of them popped up from board-tapes somewhat recently (1978 and 1981)

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andrews27
Pop Quiz: How many North America dates on that billboard are not recorded?

Erik, I think you are correct overall (7 + 2 half shows missing, + 2 songs from Jacksonville).

But did you notice the billboard does not list Chicago 7/22 (one of the 7 missing shows)?

More interestingly - what are all these South American shows? I never noticed they cancelled that many shows in August 1975... And Louisville, Hampton, and Buffalo #2 were all last minute add-ons. Anyone have more data?

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Anyone have more data?

If you read Chet Flippo's book about the band it was a Keith's fantasy more than anything else. When Jagger (probably) told him that if they were to be paid in local currencies that would mean basically playing for free, Keith must have come to his senses.
And you have to add the political factor : in the 70's most of these countries were either dictatorships under the umbrella of the CIA or "strong democraties".

Playing in Chile while the Dina was torturing political opponents a few blocks from the venue...

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dcba
If you read Chet Flippo's book about the band it was a Keith's fantasy more than anything else. When Jagger (probably) told him that if they were to be paid in local currencies that would mean basically playing for free, Keith must have come to his senses.
And you have to add the political factor : in the 70's most of these countries were either dictatorships under the umbrella of the CIA or "strong democraties".

Playing in Chile while the Dina was torturing political opponents a few blocks from the venue...

thanks!