Can someone let me know what the best '69 show I should get. I have heard Oakland and San Diego,anybody else?
Thnks
R

You have to get 'Live'r than you'll ever be' classic. San Diego is OK too. If you can wait a couple of days I'll post Live'r. I've got to finish posting Boston'99 tommorrow then I'll have time. Or maybe someone else has the time & inclination.

This is how I see it:

1st - Both Oakland shows + San Diego. Just about the same excellent audience sound.

2nd - 1st New York City show, a bit worse than Oakland and San Diego in sound quality, but a much better concert.

3rd - "Some Satanic Tour" (DAC), Boston and Baltimore, quite OK sound, and marvellous performance

Thanks for all your help

What about this Show
Oakland Coliseum Nov. 9th 1969 -late show

1. Carol
[s22.yousendit.com]

2. Gimme Shelter
[s22.yousendit.com]

3. Sympathy for the devil
[s52.yousendit.com]

4. I'm Free
[s22.yousendit.com]

5. Live with me
[s22.yousendit.com]

6. Love in vain
[s22.yousendit.com]

7. Midnight Rambler
[s22.yousendit.com]

8. Little Quennie
[s22.yousendit.com]

9. Honky Tonk Women
[s22.yousendit.com]

10. Street fighting man
[s22.yousendit.com]

Cocaine on a Dentist's Chair, LA 69 ,is really cool!! Right in front of MT's guitar.

also, the "Killer Festival" Altamont Speedway 1969 is a great "historic" listen....sounds like the taper was near the chaos.....quite a bit of audience chatter, but imo it ads to the atmosphere....the sound is quite good for an audience recording for the time and the Stones premiered Brown Sugar at that show

Listening to Altamont on headphones is a real trip. The taper was definitely right by the action when they stopped playing Sympathy. You can hear one guy say to the other, "we got to get out of here, there's no where to go". You can also hear a lot of the fighting going on quite clearly.

also "Liver Than They'll Ever Be" (not to be confused with "Liver Than You'll Ever Be").....an excellent audience recording (despite some technical difficulties with the guitar amps) of the complete 1st show from Nov.9, 1969....not to be confused with the radio (incomplete) broadcast



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-02-04 21:51 by Leonard Keringer.

Posted by: Leonard Keringer (IP Logged)

also "Liver Than They'll Ever Be" (not to be confused with "Liver Than You'll Ever Be").....an excellent audience recording (despite some technical difficulties with the guitar amps) of the complete 1st show from Nov.9, 1969....not to be confused with the radio (incomplete) broadcast

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For the first time I see that there is a diffence between the both
"Liver Than They'll Ever Be" and "Liver Than You'll Ever Be")

Thanks, Nico

"Live'r Than They'll Ever Be" is also known as "Pot Boiler 1969", I'd like to add. I got that one.
It's very strange how these 2 Oakland shows and the San Diego show is SO close in both sound quality and in performance.
Seems like the recorder is at the exact same place every time. My guess is that it is placed in a "box" on stage.
They play really, really great, BUT they don't get that "Get Yer Ya-Yas Out"-energy. It's more laid-back, like Leeds 1971. But it's really good, though.

1. MSG Nov 27th 1969

2. Altamont '69

3. Phoenix '69

4. Baltimore '69

Esky, Can you post any of the above listed shows for us?
Thanks
R

Has the partial soundboard that Bill Graham played on a radio broadcast ever surfaced? I'd love to hear that one...

Thanks a lot Rusty50, you made my day!

troubador Wrote:
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> Has the partial soundboard that Bill Graham played
> on a radio broadcast ever surfaced? I'd love to
> hear that one...


yep, but it's not alot different to the aud. tape of Oakland.
You're not missing much...

To:

Vox12string


In an earlier message, you offered to post " LIVER THAN YOU'LL EVER BE ".

I'm hoping that you still plan to do so.

I've never heard the so-called " first " bootleg that started the hole craze back in 1969 so it would we great to add this to my collection.

Posting it would be super. Mucho gracious !!

yes phoenix is also a must i agree, killer versions of gimme shelter and sympathy

I don't know if anyone else agrees but I actually think that Fort Collins is a really rockin' show,particularly Taylor,which is odd given that it's the warm-up show.I hadn't heard it until about a year ago and was pleasantly surprised.Not amazing sound quality but a very cool performance IMO.

I love Fort Collins also!. Champaign Ill too ( same mediocre recording but backed w/LA Nov 8 2nd show--Cocaine etc. makes it worth it). LA#2 is also on a good cd called Born in A Crossfire Hurricane which is a differant tape but also good. I also like RiskDisc LA#1 called LA Queenie.

gcassan, 'Liver' is actually Oakland 2nd show, get Rusty 50's trax & you've basically got it. Missing only a few trax which I'll post after the game.

vox12string

That would be great to complete the missing tracks. Kindly post those when you have the chance. Thanks very much.


gcassan

Rusty50


What artwork to use for the corresponding songs that you uploaded ?????



gcassan

It wasn't me who uploaded it, but I think it's this one:
Vintage But Vigorous
[www.ilovemickjagger.net]
(I removed the picture, because it was the wrong one)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-02-06 21:50 by Erik_Snow.

Thanks Erik:


That appears to be the correct artwork.



Thanks


gcassan

gcassan,
from the CD 'HAVE A BEER'
Teddy Bear Records TB38 made in Italy.

I just have a copy but I can not uploead the cover. Sorry.

Rusty

Oh, so I was wrong..
Well, I only tried to help.

Okay, first of all there's tons of versions of Liver Than You'll Ever Be, I think what I've got is the TSP one.

On the original tape there were audio problems with JJF & UMT, so versions of these from other shows were substituted, this is what I've got. HOWEVER, the original Liver was recently posted & I got the original versions of the 2 songs & I've posted these as trax 17-18, you can see the audio hassles on JJF & UMT was only partially recorded.
Hope this makes sense, Here's the correct track list

01 JJF
02 Carol
03 Sympathy for the devil
04 StrayCat
05 Prodigal
06 YouGottaMove
07 Love in vain
08 I'm Free
09 UnderMy Thumb
10 Midnight Rambler
11 Live with me
12 Gimme Shelter
13 Little Quennie
14 Satisfaction
15 Honky Tonk Women
16 Street fighting man

& here's the links for the missing songs
01 JJF
[s23.yousendit.com]
04-StrayCat
[s23.yousendit.com]
05-Prodigal
[s23.yousendit.com]
06-YouGottaMove
[s23.yousendit.com]
09-UMT
[s23.yousendit.com]
14-Satisfaction
[s23.yousendit.com]

17-JJForiginal
[s23.yousendit.com]
18-UMToriginal

Tks a lot to have this complete now.

Rusty