Quote
daspyknows
I sure hope those who insist on remastering everything leave the JEMS release from LA alone. Sounds very fine just the way it is.

Yes it sounds fine. I'm hopping for the Guns N Roses tape.

Holy shit.
31 years later we got an exc new recording from the rebirth concert.
Amazing!

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Rolling Stones
Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia PA
1989-08-31

Source: Schoeps CMC4/MK4 @ 110 (ORTF) 23rd Row Center > Aerco pre-amp > DAT (by Jeff Travitz?)
Transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam DA-3000
Master: Wavelab 9.5 (tracking, patching, level adjustments, remove DC offset) > FLAC 1648

Thanks to David Gans for the DAT and to Charlie Miller for the transfer.

01. Continental Drift >
02. Start Me Up
03. Bitch
04. Shattered//
05. power failure
06. Sad Sad Sad
07. Undercover Of The Night
08. Harlem Shuffle
09. Tumbling Dice
10. Miss You
11. Ruby Tuesday
12. Play With Fire
13. Dead Flowers
14. One Hit (To The Body)
15. Mixed Emotions
16. Honky Tonk Woman
17. Rock And A Hard Place
18. Midnight Rambler
19. You Can't Always Get What You Want
20. Little Red Rooster
21. Before They Make Me Run
22. Happy
23. Paint It Black
24. 1000 Light Years From Home >
25. Sympathy For The Devil
26. Gimme Shelter
27. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
28. Brown Sugar
29. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Encore:
30. Jumpin' Jack Flash

* Power failure lasting about 7 minutes.

This performance, the opening show of the Steel Wheels tour (and first US gig in 8 years), is best known for the power failure in Shattered, apparently due to a blown generator.

Levels on this recording were very low for the first few minutes, rising slowly through Shattered and once again after power was restored. Even in the middle of the show there are louder and quieter bits. These don't sound like the typical issues with a stealth recording. It sounds like there were sound system problems as well.

There is a bootleg titled "Electrical Discharge," source unknown, but definitely not this recording, and a video of the performance is usually somewhere on YouTube. Both have the same low levels issue at the beginning. One wonders how much of this was opening night jitters for the sound system? (To compensate, Electrical Discharge was normalized and compressed to within an inch of its life.)

Continental Drift does not inspire confidence. Stay with it. Things are better by Bitch, although it takes until after power comes back to really sort the sound. There are multiple level adjustments throughout to get the volume more consistent without compressing the hell out of the first few songs or wrecking anything else. The pyrotechnics when Start Me Up kicks in was a pretty loud bang, but also a good thing to peg the levels to.

A tape change in You Can't Always Get What You Want, about 2:30 long, was patched with "Electrical Discharge." Here too, efforts were made to smooth things out, but the two sources are very different from each other. No, I didn't screw it up, Mick Jagger really sings "I went down to the Chelsea drug store, to get my fair share of abuse." See for yourself: [youtu.be]

Some reviews here:
[www.mcall.com]
[www.rollingstone.com]

Enjoy!

--mhg :: 2020-08-26

Anyone to upload this one here on iorr?

Here it is:
[we.tl]
Cheers
Hervé

Thank you for this

Huh. That opening show is pretty good. This is where the Stones' first night jitters actually come in handy! This night avoids most of the slick and smooth sound that for me PLAGUED this whole tour.

Merci Hervé & Falo1

Thanks Falo and Hervé!

UPLOADED BY axlh79

THE ROLLING STONES
Source: Sept. 28, 1973 @Olympiahalle, Munich, early show. -Master

Lineage: Tape Master>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5 (song indexing)>XACT>flac
Re-seed

Notes:
A very good stereo audience recording of the complete show, taken from Master tape.
Released 2006, thanks to the original uploader.


CD:
1. Brown Sugar
2. Gimme Shelter
3. Happy
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Star Star
6. Dancing With Mr. D
7. Angie
8. You Can't Always Get What You Want
9. Midnight Rambler
10. Honky Tonk Woman
11. All Down The Line
12. Rip This Joint
13. Jumpin' Jack Flash
14. Street Fighting Man
Setlist: ( 69:32)

Enjoy!
Info file View Info file (0.63 KB )
Category Rock'n'Roll
Last seeder Last activity 0:18 ago
Size 399.07 MB (418,453,731 bytes)
Added Fri 28th Aug, 2020 20:27 GMT
Views 597
Hits 298
Snatched 218 time(s)
Upped by axlh79
Num files
[See full list] 20 files

Keith Richards
1988-12-04
Orpheum Theatre
Boston Ma

Audience Recording
Source: 2x CD-r received in a trade from early 2000s sourced from a 3rd generation Maxell UD-XL II Chrome Cassette
Sound Quality: Ex- to VG+

Keith Richards and The X-Pensive Winos

Talk Is Cheap Tour 1988

The X-Pensive Winos:
Keith Richards - Vocals, Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Background Vocals
Charley Drayton - Bass, Drums, Background Vocals
Steve Jordan - Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Bobby Keys - Saxophone
Ivan Neville - Bass, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Sarah Dash - Vocals


Setlist:

Take It So Hard
How I Wish
I Could Have Stood You Up
Before They Make Me Run
Too Rude
I Wanna Be Your Man
You Don't Move Me
Make No Mistake


Time Is on My Side
Big Enough
Whip It Up
Locked Away
Little T&A
Struggle
Happy
Connection
Rockawhile

Quote
Rank Stranger
UPLOADED BY axlh79

THE ROLLING STONES
Source: Sept. 28, 1973 @Olympiahalle, Munich, early show. -Master

Lineage: Tape Master>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5 (song indexing)>XACT>flac
Re-seed

Notes:
A very good stereo audience recording of the complete show, taken from Master tape.
Released 2006, thanks to the original uploader.


CD:
1. Brown Sugar
2. Gimme Shelter
3. Happy
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Star Star
6. Dancing With Mr. D
7. Angie
8. You Can't Always Get What You Want
9. Midnight Rambler
10. Honky Tonk Woman
11. All Down The Line
12. Rip This Joint
13. Jumpin' Jack Flash
14. Street Fighting Man
Setlist: ( 69:32)

Enjoy!
Info file View Info file (0.63 KB )
Category Rock'n'Roll
Last seeder Last activity 0:18 ago
Size 399.07 MB (418,453,731 bytes)
Added Fri 28th Aug, 2020 20:27 GMT
Views 597
Hits 298
Snatched 218 time(s)
Upped by axlh79
Num files
[See full list] 20 files

Here it is:
[wetransfer.com]
Many, many thanks to axlh79!!!
Enjoy,
Hervé

RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-08-30 11:27 by dcba.

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dcba
RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]

...but at least track one is intact!

SODD-028 is also from this source and even louder!

There's also a no label release, which I don't have:

[www.dbboots.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-08-30 12:40 by Rank Stranger.

Quote
Rank Stranger

Quote
dcba
RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]

...but at least track one is intact!

SODD-028 is also from this source and even louder!

There's also a no label release, which I don't have:

[www.dbboots.com]

The No Label release is just a copy of the original torrent from 2006 at TTD .
Here is the original torrent (track one is intact!)

[we.tl]

Valid for one week.

Thanks to Gonzalo76 for recover the old torrent .

Quote
axl79

Quote
Rank Stranger

Quote
dcba
RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]

...but at least track one is intact!

SODD-028 is also from this source and even louder!

There's also a no label release, which I don't have:

[www.dbboots.com]

The No Label release is just a copy of the original torrent from 2006 at TTD .
Here is the original torrent (track one is intact!)

[we.tl]

Valid for one week.

Thanks to Gonzalo76 for recover the old torrent .

Thanks a lot!
How about uploading this to Electric Ladyland?

Quote
Rank Stranger

Quote
axl79

Quote
Rank Stranger

Quote
dcba
RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]

...but at least track one is intact!

SODD-028 is also from this source and even louder!

There's also a no label release, which I don't have:

[www.dbboots.com]

The No Label release is just a copy of the original torrent from 2006 at TTD .
Here is the original torrent (track one is intact!)

[we.tl]

Valid for one week.

Thanks to Gonzalo76 for recover the old torrent .

Thanks a lot!
How about uploading this to Electric Ladyland?

Good idea, feel free to uploade it there :-)

Quote
Rank Stranger

Quote
dcba
RE Munich'73 I wonder if this torrent was bootlegged?

[Got it : disc one of DAC-066. The boot is stupidly much louder than the torrent though]

...but at least track one is intact!

SODD-028 is also from this source and even louder!

There's also a no label release, which I don't have:

[www.dbboots.com]

Hi, Rank Stranger.
The no label release you're talking about seems to be the same as axhl79's upload: same number of tracks, same artwork included, same info:
"Rolling Stones: Sept. 28, 1973-Olympiahalle, Munich early show. -Master
Tape Master>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5 (song indexing)>XACT>flac"

Thanks axl79; it is now on Electric Ladyland.

@hj3009

Yes I thought the no label release is a copy of the torrent,
I just wanted to say I haven't got it as is.

Info:

[www.dimeadozen.org]

THE ROLLING STONES
Source: Sept. 28, 1973 @Olympiahalle, Munich, early show. -Master

Lineage: Tape Master>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5 (song indexing)>XACT>flac
Re-seed including fixed problem with Track1.

"In comment #8460182 Igemo75 wrote something like this:
Basically we only need track 1 if we got the previous version?
If you download this torrent on the same folder location as the old torrent, it will only download the updated Track 1. All other files are the same."

Many thanks to axhl79!

Hervé

[www.dimeadozen.org]

THE ROLLING STONES
TITLE: OLYMPIA HALL 1973
LABEL: DIGGER PROD DP 9303
SOURCE: Munich, GER 9/28/73, 2nd show

NOTES:
Very good stereo audience quality.
The last track is almost complete, fades out at the end.
It's taken from the same source as DAC-066

CD:
1.Brown Sugar
2.Gimme Shelter
3.Happy
4.Tumbling Dice
5.Star Star
6.Dancing With Mr. D
7.Angie
8.You Can't Always Get What You Want
9.Midnight Rambler
10.Honky Tonk Women
11.All Down The Line
12.Rip This Joint
13.Jumping Jack Flash
14.Street Fighting Man (fades out at the end)

Many thanks to axlh79!

Info here:
[www.dbboots.com]
Released: 1993. Origin: Europe
MATRIX: DP 9303
Very good Stereo Audience recording. Complete show.

Many thanks axl79!

Considering drop out in Brown Sugar on a share from Dime, that Falo has posted. I have found that it has a slightly better sound than the other one from axl79. It is for sure the same source, but something must have happened in converting or burning to disc.....or something.
Anyhow i have patched that missing part (drop out) from another source (provided by axl79) so here it is. (Just track 1, "Brown Sugar")

[we.tl]

p.s. i am gonna remaster this gig as soon as i can.....this might take some time since i am working at few new projects at the moment

THE ROLLING STONES
VENUE: Grugahalle, Essen Oct.10th, 1973
TAPER: Rank Stranger
RELEASED: September 27, 2009

Notes: Transfer from master cassette tape. Recorded from the middle of the Grugahalle.
Almost complete show in very good stereo audience quality.
Tape flip between "You Can t Always Get What You Want" and "Midnight Rambler".
Enjoyable recording with a very little amount of noise from the surrounding crowd.

ORIGINAL NOTES:
Here's my recording of this show, this version has not been posted before, I only sent a couple of cassettes around in the seventies.
Recorded from the middle of the Grugahalle with a cheap cassette-recorder, this is the complete show, the only gap occurs between YCAGWYW and MR when the cassette was turned over.
Transfer to digital was done by Watchit, who has uploaded his version on Dime this weekend. He combined my recording with the too few tracks of excellent quality from the vinyl bootleg, the version posted here is a straight transfer of my cassette.
Flac files created with Nero.

CD1:
1. Brown Sugar
2. Gimme Shelter
3. Happy
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Star Star
6. Dancing With Mr.D
7. Angie
8. You Can't Always Get What You Want
9. Midnight Rambler
10. Honky Tonk Women
11. All Down The Line
12. Rip This Joint
13. Jumping Jack Flash
14. Street Fighting Man

Thanks to Rank Stranger for giving me permission to share his recording here at Dime.

[we.tl]

Thanks Rank Stranger and GivenToFly15

My first live-event
Thank you Friends




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-09-05 18:54 by Broesel2404.

The Rolling Stones - Maimarktgelaende Mannheim 1998-09-12 AUD New Source

The Rolling Stones
Maimarktgelaende
Mannheim
September 12th 1998

This is a different source than the one circulating.

Recorded in the front of stage area.

Transfer 2020
HAMA Kondensator Mikrofon EM-01>Philips Portable DCC170>1x BASF DCC 75min; 1x Philips DCC 90min>
Philips DCC 900 Playback>Realtek Sound Card>Audacity WAV>Audacity Merged>CD Wav Editor Split>
Traders Little Helper>FLAC Level 6

Intro*
Staisfaction*
01. Let's Spend The Night Together (Part)
02. Flip The Switch
03. Gimme Shelter
04. Anybody Seen My Baby
05. Paint It Black
06. Saint Of Me
07. Out Of Control (Cut In The Middle)/Tape Flip
08. Let It Bleed (Web Vote)
09. Miss You (Small Drop Out On Master)
10. Band Introduction
11. You Don't Have To Mean It
12. I Wanna Hold You
13. Building The Bridge (Cut in The Middle)/Tape Change
14. Little Queenie (Center Stage)
15. You Got Me Rocking (Center Stage)
16. Like A Rolling Stone (Center Stage)
17. Sympathy For The Devil
18. Tumbling Dice
19. Honkey Tonk Women
20. Start Me Up
21. Jumping Jack Flash (Cut In The Middle)/Tape Flip
Encore:
22. Brown Sugar

* Not Recorded

[www.dimeadozen.org]

A tape made with the (short-lived!) DCC technology! A premiere?

[EDIT : and thanks for the info WAN!]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-09-08 15:30 by dcba.

VGP-213 is definitively much better...

The Rolling Stones - Maimarktgelaende Mannheim 1998-09-12 AUD New Source from Dime:
[we.tl]

This is much better then the first impression may be.