ok......I'ma post tracks whenever I get a chance.....it might only be one or two at a time but I'll get them up....

Honky Tonk Women
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All Down The Line
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If You Can't Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud
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Star Star
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Gimme Shelter
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Ain't Too Proud To Beg
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You Gotta Move
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Thanks! Unfortunately, the track that says @#$%& is really IYCRM->GOMC again.

it should be fixed now



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-19 06:11 by Tumblin_Dice_07.

Fixed. Thanks!

Thanks - really good!!

Cheers.

You Can't Always Get What You Want
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Happy
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Tumbling Dice

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It's Only Rock And Roll
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Band Intro
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Fingerprint File
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Wild Horses
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Brown Sugar
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ok.......there's all I have of Detroit 7/28/75 except for the Billy Preston tracks which I didn't bother to post. If anybody wants them, just ask and I'll post them too. It's a pretty typical '75 show. As far as I know, the rest of the songs from that concert are not available in soundboard quality. If any of these links are wrong, let me know and I'll fix them......

Fantastic. Thank you so much. The Stones TOTA in 1975 is still maybe my favorite tour. They looked amazing. They played so sloppy and passionate and...well...truly a great band at a live peak...contrary to conventional wisdom...their 1975 stage show was one of the best they ever put on.

I like all their tours really but my favorites are the pre-Steel Wheels tours. When they came back out for the Steels Wheels tour, the shows were much more structured and the songs were done in a fashion that was meant to reflect the studio versions of their songs more. They started using backup singers, more horns than ever before, tape samples and click tracks and the shows took on a more glitzy Las Vegas-style feel. Not that I don't like those tours. The shows I've heard from the Steel Wheels tour inparticular are great. But all those tours from '89 to the present day are missing that raw, dirty, reckless, indefinable quality that we now realise was so precious to the magic of the Stones live sound. The '75 tour, although it was alot of flash and good old fashioned show biz, had a great raw quality to it. But I'm probably like most fans here, I like all the tours. They're like Stones albums. We have our favorites but we like something about all of them.

The post-89 tours are quite fine - at times excellent, often merely very professional. For any other band they would be considered peak performances. But from what you write it would seem you and I have seen the Stones in earlier tours, and I KNOW for a fact that they were in a completely other league pre-1981. Their shows were often incendiary...and the rawness and sex and danger in the air was incredible. The music was a firestorm...loud, raunchy and barely in control. Other fans can say what they want, but those of us who saw them in the 1970's know the real deal. Seeing the Stones in those days was a religious experience.

haha thanx man you make it sound like I know what I'm talking about but I'm just 24 yrs old.....I was born in '82!! I've done my homework though...and I do agree with you. Pre-'81/'82 Stones concerts sounded so much different....it sounded as if the wheels could fall off at any second and the whole thing could spin out of control (occasionally it would) but that's one thing that made it so great...



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Well it's good to hear that such a young fan is so appreciative and knowledgeable. By the time you were born I'd already seen the Stones many times in concert. And I can tell you for certain, the pre-Steel Wheels Stones...no..really the pre-Tattoo You Stones in concert were a maelstorm of raunch, sex, drugs, and incredible music. They embodied everything a Rock Band is supposed to embody...both good and bad...they created the template. Everything and everyone ese where just variations on the theme the Stones created. From 1981 on, they concentrated more on the overall fan-friendly experience. They still had [have] some great concerts...no doubt...but the edge and the menace were gone.

Right........the Stones defined and continually redefined what a rock and roll band was. I feel personally that the Stones still make some fine music and still give some great performances but that menacing swagger that sometimes comes of as posturing these days was once very, very real. The reason I think Stones concerts were so exciting in the 70's was because of the drugs and the danger surrounding the band. They were unpredictable and that made them exciting. Did you ever see the band with Taylor?

Saw them in 1972 - I was about 13...so memory is very subjective to the fact that I was in total awe just being there [Madison Square Garden]. The atmosphere was so electric that I could hardly stay in my pants...I was 3 feet high and rising...if you know what I mean. The concert was simply transcendent. The people around me all seemed so cool and hip and happening and totally @#$%& up at the same time. I was overwhelmed and just watched the whole spectacle with eyes as big as saucers. I felt like a little kid invited to the greatest party in the world...I knew I didn't belong or fit in, but I was just in awe being there. The music, the show, the crowd...it was all just a blur. Incredible.

Yeah I'd say so.......that's crazy...to see them at the apex of their most famous tour, at the peak of their powers......I'm jealous......what other 70's tours did you see?

Thanks much for this. Great post.

...thnx for uploading Tumblin'...! Still hoping the remaining tracks will someday surface in SB...pretty hard to imagine that those tracks wouldn't be recorded in SB...anyway...could you be so kind to post the two BP tracks...?
...I admid not my favorite part either but I like to have the concerts as complete as possible...

RCG

Tumblin_Dice_07 Wrote:
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> ok.......there's all I have of Detroit 7/28/75
> except for the Billy Preston tracks which I didn't
> bother to post. If anybody wants them, just ask
> and I'll post them too. It's a pretty typical '75
> show. As far as I know, the rest of the songs from
> that concert are not available in soundboard
> quality. If any of these links are wrong, let me
> know and I'll fix them......

sure will .......I'll post the Billy Preston tracks tomorrow

Tumbling Dice 07...to answer your question...I saw all the 70's Tours in the USA. '72,'75,'78'...and even '81 [that was kind of a 1970's Tour since most of Tattoo You was taken from earlier outtakes]. Saw them all...and all were awesome.

That's really cool Beauforde.....I'm quite jealous at the thought of it haha......what venues did you see them in on the '75, '78, and '81 tours??


here's the first Preston song from 7/28/75
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2nd
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...thanks for your effort posting the 2 BP tracks...!

no problem

anyone got audiece rec ? to fill the rest..?

thanks..!