Wembley Empire Pool, London, UK 9th September 1973,Forest National, Brussels, Belgium 17th October 1973 (1st show)

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Introducing the amazing Evergreen Live Album “European Tour 1973 – KBFH Broadcast 1974 & 1988” Unlike the 1969 release, this one has never been officially released and gained fame through radio broadcasts that captured the peak of the 70’s Rolling Stones . Although there’s an official “Brussels Affair” now, this one has a fundamentally different lineup, keeping its value as a legendary radio broadcast . It’s the ultimate classic, with titles that any fanatic will have heard of, making it a staple in the underground scene .

Countless LPs and CDs have been released under the name “Nasty Music” and “Europe 73,” and many enthusiasts might own one or more of them . When “European Tour 1973 – KBFH Broadcast 1974 & 1988” was released in 2017, fans wondered what was different this time . However, this title surprised them with its incredibly natural and authentic sound quality, far superior to any past releases .

Upon learning that the 1973 tour radio recordings were the best versions, it became a best-seller and traded at high prices online . After it was sold out, there were numerous requests for a re-release, leading to the Second Edition with a completely different jacket design just three months later . But it didn’t stop there! The Second Edition further improved the already perfect sound source by removing some minor noises, especially from the 1974 version .

The popularity of the 1973 European Tour is truly immense, and after several re-releases, the highly anticipated Third Edition is here ! This time, even more noise has been eliminated, and the 1974 version has been adjusted with “Brussels Affair.” The 88 version’s “Brown Sugar” is now free of noise, though the noise at the beginning of “Street Fighting Man” remains, as it’s from the PA system .

Both enthusiasts and casual listeners will love this extraordinary sound source . It boasts sound quality comparable to the official live albums, like “Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! Complete Edition.” The two different radio broadcasts showcase unique mixes and takes, making it fascinating to compare . The 1974 version mixed by Phil Ramone has a polished finish, while the 1988 version captures the Stones’ raw power .

These hyper performances are truly fantastic! Mick Jagger, wearing the jumpsuit he wore during the 1973 European Tour, was energetic and fierce . “Midnight Rambler” is a superb and lengthy performance that’s captivating and intense . For this song, the 1974 version is recommended for a complete experience.

With such high-quality recordings, the Mick Taylor-era live shows are vividly captured . The 74 broadcast version has been re-sequenced according to the actual live performance, and the unfeatured songs from the 88 broadcast have been incorporated from the 74 version. The result is a re-creation of the actual live experience, filled with the elegance of the renowned broadcasts . This European Tour 1973 radio masterpiece is a must-have for every collector.

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Great!
Thank you!

Well, this is interesting, never heard the 1973 Wembley Show. Thank you very much.

Spectacular. Many Thanks indeed.

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much!

mucho gras

Thanks a lot!

Thanks very much!!!

Thank You

thanks a lot!

Thank you.
I feel the sound is better than the 1st version as well as eliminating noise and correcting gaps.

Grazie mille
the new edition is a lot better

Thank you very much.



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Thanks Roger!

THX

Thanks!

Thank you very much!

Wonderful..Many thanks rog'!

Thanks.

THANKS!

Does anybody know where the cover photos were taken?

Is that Jim Horn at far left on the front cover?



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Thank you Roger

I bet they´re playin "You Can´t Always Get What You Want" on these cover pics

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alfstone
I bet they´re playin "You Can´t Always Get What You Want" on these cover pics

SFM.

Mathijs

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andrews27
THANKS!

Does anybody know where the cover photos were taken?

Is that Jim Horn at far left on the front cover?

Pics are Brussels, Steve Madaio on trumpet on the left and Manuel Kellough on congas on the right.

thank you

Could anyone please reshare the link? Unfortunately they expired today

new link:

[wetransfer.com]

Thank you!