Can some kind soul please post this marvellous boot that surpasses "LOVE YOU LIVE " for sound quality and was voted as N0. # 4 all-time by the subscribers of Undercover magazine back in 1999.

Believe the best source for this concert is the VINYL GANG double CD release. The correct artwork for this boot is shown below.

Mother thanks you in advance.


HYSYMBSITS


Front Cover

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Rear Cover

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Maybe one of our more knowledgable members can unravel what's what with the 5 LA gigs between 9-13 July '75.

I've got 'Complete LA Friday' which isn't. It's basically 2 versions of Sunday 13th with a few Thurs 10th songs mixed in. Very nice recordings with the 'who went to church this sunday?' from Mick between Happy & TD.

Friday was thus the 11th which I've got on a pro shot dvd 'LA Blues', is there an audio equivalent of this?

There's tons of LA complete/connection/friday/sunday versions out there & I'm thoroughly confused. I don't need all 5 gigs, anyone know what's the best versions to aim for to get a good representation of LA '75

The best version of this concert has the artwork that I posted and is called LA FRIDAY 75 on Vinyl Gang Product (VGP-082) with the following tracklist.


Intro
Honky Tonk Women
All Down The Line
If You Can't Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
Star Star
Gimme Shelter
Ain't Too Proud To Beg
You Gotta Move
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Introductions
It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
Heartbreaker
Fingerprint File
Angie
Wild Horses
That's Life
Outta Space
Brown Sugar
Midnight Rambler
Rip This Joint
Street Fighting Man
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Sympathy For The Devil

Further to my message:

As indicated, the concert was actually recorded on the Sunday, but given the name, "LA FRIDAY", named after the old LP's.

Hope this clears up the misunderstanding about the numerous boots made of this concert.

HYSYMBSITS


ROLLING STONES
L.A. FRIDAY 1975
VINYL GANG VGP 082
Inglewood, CA 7/13/75
9.25s - AUD


CD-1
FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN
HONKY TONK WOMAN
ALL DOWN THE LINE
IF YOU CAN'T ROCK ME, GET OFF OF MY CLOUD
STAR STAR
GIMME SHELTER
AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG
YOU GOTTA MOVE
YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
HAPPY
TUMBLING DICE
Band introduction
IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL

DISC-2
DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO (HEARTBREAKER)
FINGERPRINT FILE
ANGIE
WILD HORSES
THAT'S LIFE
OUTTA SPACE
BROWN SUGAR
MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
RIP THIS JOINT
STREET FIGHTING MAN
JUMPING JACK FLASH
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL


Finally, the complete "Sunday" gig in the best possible quality; not Friday. Stones played the Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday 9th, Thursday 10th,
Friday 11th, and Sunday 13th. Contrary to popular belief, they rested on Saturday. I know - I live here !

No they didnt, there was also a show on Saturday the 12th!!!

haveyouseenyourmother Wrote:
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> Contrary to popular belief, they rested on Saturday. I know - I live
> here !

Definitely not. They played five nights in a row (July 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13).

Macman15 & Tornandfrayed:


Just to be clear, that review and comments are from the intenet. I have no knowledge of when they did or didn't perform at L.A. forum in 1975.


HYSYMBSITS

I have another vesion of "Who Went To Church On Sunday"
Artwork of the Eagle Plane on the front cover
No title on the CD but when loaded into the PC comes up as "WWTCOS"
Each disc is labelled as RS 75-1, RS 75-2 (Promotional Copy, Not For Sale)
Very minor timing changes on the cover from the VGP version

Zagalo:

" Who Went To Church On Sunday " is a re-release of " LA Friday ". Exact same concert.

Actually, Vinyl Gang also released their own " Who Went To Church On Sunday ".

Seems safe to assume that quality is on par with Vinyl Gang since " Who Went To Church On Sunday " came out after " LA Friday ".

Couldn't find out reference to the version you have. Artwork is available for the Vinyl Gang version on the internet.

If you can, please arrange to post " Who Went To Church On Sunday ", preferably at either 256 KB/s or 320 KB/s to retain maximum quality of this audience type recording.


HYSYMBSITS

HYSYMBSITS:

I will try CD 1 later this evening and you can check it out to see if it's what you expected...

That's Life? The Frank Sinatra song? Wow, how weird, I made a list of songs that I wanted The Stones to cover and That's Life was one of it. I didn't know they had done it already. Cool. I hope someone posts this show.

that's life is Billy Preston song

Ah, shit. I forgot about Billy Preston's set.

Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, July 13th 1975 "Who Went To Church On Sunday"

1. Fanfare For The Common Man
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2. Honky Tonk Women
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3. All Down the Line
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4. If You Can't rock Me / Get Off My Cloud
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5. Star Star
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6. Gimme Shelter
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7. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
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First of 4 sections - it takes a long time at 320kbps...

Tell me what you think - is this the version you were expecting??

Zagalo:


It sounds fantastic, given that it is an AUD recording.

No wonder it is rated so high.

Some reviews from the internet rated it the all-time best bootleg. I'm not sure whether I would go that far but certainly it should be in everybody's collection.

It is without question the numero ono boot from 1975. It is what the commercial " LOVE YOU LIVE " should have been.


Thank You, Thank You !!!!!!!!!!

Look forward to the next batch of songs.


Mother

The rest of CD1 - CD2 later

You Gotta Move
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Midnight Rambler
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Happy
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Tumbling Dice
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Introductions
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It's Only Rock And Roll
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Folks:

For the benefit of anybody reading this thread:

CD 1 / track # 8 is actually " You Can't Always Get What You Want " (labelled incorrectly as Midnight Rambler)

" Midnight Rambler " will be included on CD 2 as track # 8.


The complete track listing for L.A. Friday is shown above in my earlier message.


HYSYMBSITS

Hallo!

It sounds fantastic!!!!

I only have the 2 CD "Live At LA Forum" from Dr. Gig

Now I can throw it away!!!! It's a difference in sound like night and day!



Jens


Thank you Zagalo!!!!!!!

Many thx for this one, looking forward the cd2

CD2

Heartbreaker:
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Fingerprint File:
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Angie:
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Wild Horses:
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That's Life (Billy Preston):
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Outta Space (Billy Preston):
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Final 6 later (Thanks to Mother for the earlier title correction)

...and the rest...

Brown Sugar:
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Midnight Rambler:
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Rip This Joint:
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Street Fighting Man:
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Jumpin' Jack Flash:
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Sympathy For The Devil:
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Hope it sounds as good as you were expecting...

Zagalo:

Thanks for the entire L.A. Friday concert, especially at 320 KB/s bitrate.

I've had a chance to listen to most of CD 1 today and would agree it is an amazing AUD recording, worthy of any serious Rolling Stones collector.


Mother

Great stuff! Have not listened to all of it yet, but I used to have that recording years ago and this sounds like a great upgrade in sound quality. Is that the one with the silly chicks yelling "satisfaaaction"?

otonneau Wrote:
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> Is that the one with the silly chicks yelling
> "satisfaaaction"?

I think the one with the screaming girls is one of the MSG shows from this 75 tour, Otonneau. If I'm not wrong the boot is "Hold On Tight".




[There'll be no wedding today...]

OK. I always felt that really illustrated the moment when the Stones stopped meaning anything in terms of rebels or whatever. Chicks wanting to hear the greatest hits.

All 5 L. A. 75 shows are available completely on VGP:

July 9: L.A. Fog (VGP-277)
July 10: 1975 Nervous Breakdown (VGP-302)
July 11: L.A. Connection (VGP-085), The Lost Millard Masters (VGP-340)
July 12: The Lost Millard Masters (VGP-340)
July 13: L.A. Friday / Who Went To Church This Sunday (VGP-082), The Lost Millard Masters (VGP-340)

And from a different source tape (taken from the vinyl albums):
July 10+13: Charlie Watts And His Fabulous Rolling Stones - 1975 Tour Of The Americas (VGP-284)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-03-29 14:00 by midnrambler.

Can anyone upload "L.A Connection" (VGP 085)?

This is a soundboard source (from Video).


This would be fantastic!!!!


Jens

>>> Zagalo


The link for

Sympathy For The Devil:
[s57.yousendit.com]


doesn't work!

Would you please post it again.


Thank you so much

Jens

Jens:

Try again - I have just downloaded it with no problems...

Just tried to download SFTD, in fact the link doesn't work. Please be so kind and repost the track. Thank you very much.