I didn't do anything for this recording, I'm just relaying for those who aren't on Dime.
All thanks must go to ‘ademotte’ who shared his recording.
Note: he also posted a 24-bit version (see below for the Dime link)

Here the original text:
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Rolling Stones
Soldier Field
Chicago, Illinois
June 27, 2024

Source: DPA 4060 => Tascam DR-2d
Conversion: WAV => Audio Cleaning Lab => FLAC (16-bit)

Contrast clause: A 24-bit version of this file set can be found here:
[www.dimeadozen.org]

Location: Section 130, 1st row

Track listing:

CD1 (63:15):
(1) Intro (0:10)
(2) Start Me Up (4:15)
(3) Get Off Of My Cloud (3:51)
(4) It's Only Rock and Roll (4:50)
(5) Angry (4:51)
(6) Banter (0:48)
(7) She's a Rainbow (3:45)
(8) Wild Horses (5:08)
(9) Mess It Up (5:55)
(10) Tumbling Dice (5:42)
(11) You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:09)
(12) Band introductions (4:44)
(13) Tell Me Straight (4:05)
(14) Little T&A (4:14)
(15) Happy (3:42)

CD2 (56:27):
(1) Sympathy For The Devil (7:09)
(2) Honky Tonk Women (4:39)
(3) Midnight Rambler (11:59)
(4) Banter (0:27)
(5) Gimme Shelter (6:47)
(6) Paint It Black (4:49)
(7) Jumping Jack Flash (4:31)
(8) Encore break (3:01)
(9) Sweet Sounds of Heaven (6:04)
(10) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (6:57)

There are no fades applied to this recording; if you choose to burn to CD, the above splits are just a suggestion.

Comments: This recording captures the first of two nights of the Rolling Stones in Chicago on the last dates of the U.S. leg of their "Hackney Diamonds" tour. Great show, with a good mix of material from the 1960s through today, including four songs from their most recent album. Sound quality is pretty good but not great; I was in the front row of the section right off the floor at roughly the 50-yard line; as a result, there was minimal crowd interference (there was nobody in front of me) but I wasn't as close to the PA as I would have liked. Overall I was happy with this recording, and in the absence of other sources I would imagine that most Stones fans will be too.

In terms of performances, the Stones are always entertaining at this stage of their career, although there were some noticeable flubs. Listen to the opening notes of "Start Me Up" and "Satisfaction" to hear some clunkers from Keith. It's not the 1970s anymore but this band still delivers better than most rock bands a generation (or more) younger. Overall an enjoyable recording.

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Link valid until 05 August 2024
here the 16 bit version
[www.swisstransfer.com]

for the 24 bit see below

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 2024-07-06 09:41 by StonyRoad.

many thanks!

Vielen Dank / many thanks, Norbert!

Cheers stony, thanks alot ...

Thank You

Thank you sr
I dont mind if you post the 24bit versión on swisst..

Thank you in advance Norbert

mb



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-07-05 15:28 by mariano.

Thanks Norbet

Thank you so much for not doing anything to "remaster" or "rework" or manipulate this recording, and just posting it in its original state.

I am trying to find recordings of each show that have not been "remastered' or "reworked" by anyone.

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TurningToGold2
Thank you so much for not doing anything to "remaster" or "rework" or manipulate this recording, and just posting it in its original state.

I am trying to find recordings of each show that have not been "remastered' or "reworked" by anyone.

StonyRoad does a very good job!

because I receive some asking, here the 24 bits version (pay attention: if you want to burn it as cd-rs you have to convert it... and lost all interest of a 24 bits version)
[www.swisstransfer.com]

Thanks Norbet!

Thanks!!!!!!!!

Thank you for this. Very good !!!
My remaster sounds in the middle like
the one from YT that I've done before. There is almost no difference.

Thank you.

Thanks a lot to the taper ademotte and to StonyRoad!

thank you ademotte for taping and StonyRoad for swisstranfer

Thanks a lot.

Many thanks Stony and taper!

First if all, thanks for this, great job!

Secondly I don't recall seeing any artwork for this which is always a fun souvenir, did I miss it or does anyone have anything already made?