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Brown Moses
Rolling Stones
The Forum
Inglewood, CA
July 10, 1975
(ED F Master)
Mono Recording Gear: Radio Shack microphone > Unknown Portable Cassette Recorder (likely Panasonic)
JEMS 2021 Transfer: Master Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > convert to 16/44 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC
01 Honky Tonk Women
02 All Down The Line
03 If You Can't Rock Me > Get Off Of My Cloud
04 Star Star
05 Gimme Shelter
06 Ain't Too Proud To Beg
07 You Gotta Move
08 You Can't Always Get What You Wan
09 Happy
10 Tumbling Dice
11 It's Only Rock'n Roll
12 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
13 Fingerprint File
14 Angie
15 Wild Horses
16 That's Life
17 Outta Space
18 Brown Sugar
19 Midnight Rambler
20 Rip This Joint
21 Street Fighting Man
22 Jumpin' Jack Flash
23 Sympathy For The Devil
Known Faults:
-Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker): end slightly cut
With the Rolling Stones on the road and interest in their live recordings piqued, it seemed a good time to release this previously uncirculated source recording for the Stones' second LA show in 1975, which also happens to be the one Mike Millard did not record.
Stones '75 aficionado LetItBleed tells us there were previously two extant recordings of this show. A handful of songs, including "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" circulate and are sourced from old vinyl bootlegs. A complete but poor and barely listenable audience recording also circulates from a tape source and can be found on the VGP Japanese bootleg CD 1975 Nervous Breakdown.
LetItBleed says, "This source recording has definitely not been in wide circulation before and it is a huge upgrade compared to what we had. There is no comparison really to the distant and muffled Japanese bootleg source which sounds way inferior. Well balanced, all instruments are clear, not much crowd interference and close to the stage. Great band performance, too. I checked some markers for this date and compared against the two alternate sources--this is definitely July 10. The short improv jam before "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" is the definitive indicator for this date."
EdF recorded all five of the Stones' shows at the The Forum in 1975 and got remarkably consistent results. To be sure he wasn't recording with Millard-quality gear, but his tapes capture the atmosphere of the occasion quite appealingly and offer good, perhaps even very good sound for the era and equipment.
His recorder was an inexpensive portable (believed to be a Panasonic) that Ed recalls ran on six AA batteries, likely giving it long battery life and perhaps even improved performance compared to most cheap decks. He paired the recorder with what he calls a cheap Radio Shack microphone that he would stick to the armrest of his seat with tape. The results have little immediate-vicinity audience noise, relatively up-close sound, and while not as sharp or clear as Millard's efforts, are potent just the same. Ed was also good about his tape flips and didn't miss much of the show.
The appeal of Night Two is not only how elusive a good recording of it proven to be until now, but the show itself. Adds Let it Bleed: "This is an excellent band performance. Some of the raggedness typical of this tour is apparent, but here it makes perfect sense. The set is well-paced, full of energy throughout and Keith is sharp and focused. "Happy" and "Tumbling Dice" groove along nicely and the soloing during "Star Star" and "Fingerprint File" is fluid, always good signs in 1975.
In my humble opinion, this performance of "It´s Only Rock n´Roll" is one of the best they have ever played, in a sleazy and dirty kind of way. Many have tried to match that style, but only the Stones can truly deliver with Keith playing razor-sharp licks, Charlie laying down a perfect groove and Mick´s growl, which some find distracting on this tour in particular, but totally fits here. It is amazing that the next night was such a lackluster, train wreck of a performance (officially released, unfortunately), or maybe not, hearing that they are really giving it all here. I hope everyone will enjoy listening to this tape as much as I did."
Massive thanks to Ed F for lending us his master tapes. Those old Memorex cassettes are glued into their cases and most squeak like a mofo these days, but they hold up otherwise and with careful restoration, good transfers are possible. LetItBleed provided enormous assistance in comparing Ed's recordings to existing official and unofficial sources, which will help guide future releases. It was a pleasure collaborating with him. Professor Goody was of course on hand as well to adjust the pitch. And mjk5510 handled post-production and encouraged me to get this project into the queue.
We hope you enjoy this new capture of the Stones in Los Angeles, July 10, 1975. There's more where this came from.
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Torrent #717695 Rolling Stones - 2021-10-29 Raymond James Stadium Tampa FL DR-2d internal [24-96]
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stonesmuziekfan
THX for the Barbarians
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falo01
Atlanta AUD is in da house now:
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Bit distant, but at least there is a recording.
Taper seems to be a nice guy, mentioning Jared from JEMS.
Let's see how I can use it on my MfG.
The Rolling Stones
Atlanta, GA
November 11, 2021
Tascam iM2> iPhone4 > 24bit/48hz> SonicStage > harddisk >audacity >track split &-->16bit/44.1hz >tlh flac level8
Set List
01-Street Fighting Man
02-Let's Spend the Night Together
03-19th Nervous Breakdown
04-Tumbling Dice
05-Shattered
06-She's Like A Rainbow
07-You Can't Always Get What You Want
08-Ghost Town
09-Start Me up
10-Honky Tonk Women
11-...Atlanta Story/Introduction of the Band
12-Connection
13-Slipping Away
14-Miss You
15-Midnight Rambler
16-Paint It Black
17-Sympathy For the Devil
18-Jumping Jack Flash
19-Gimme Shelter
20-Satisfaction
The concert was originally scheduled in 2020. A friend of mine won tickets off the radio early in January 2020 when the concert was announced. When the promoters postponed the concert in April of 2020, the radio station said they would reach out to him when the concert was rescheduled so he could get his tickets. When the concert was rescheduled in April 2021, my friend reached out to the radio station several times with no results. No one returned his calls or emails. The day before the concert he got an email from the radio station containing a release document that he had to sign for the tickets. Since he had heard nothing for 7 months on these tickets, he had made other plans and was out of town. He got the tickets and gave them to me. Thank you sir!!!!
I had seen the Rolling Stones many times before. I was skeptical about seeing them in a dome. I had seen them in outdoor stadiums before and the sound was pretty good. I saw them in 1997 in the Georgia Dome and the sound had so much echo. It was bad. I have seen a lot of musical acts that played in the old Georgia Dome and the Mercedes Benz Dome before Atlanta Falcons or Atlanta United games. The sound was always had a lot of echo and too much bass. The sound for this concert was quite surprising. You could hear everything.
The crowd was a little noisey, but the sound on the recording is pretty good.
Recorded by Jorje from Section 214 Row 7
Don't sell. Support this great artist. Keep the music alive like Jared Houser
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EddieByword
Hi Falo, any chance you could put this audio on 'wetransfer' or Filefactory?.............Hope so.......
here we go
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werther2003
The New Barbarians
Knebworth House
Knebworth, England
1979-08-11
Many thanks to hawkwind for taping the show, many thanks to GGB for the edit
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The Rolling Stones
2021-11-15
Detroit, MI
Ford Field
Support: Ayron Jones (Also recorded)
Master recording from the main floor, rear GA section.
Sure MV88 Mic - iPhone/Motiv-Audio app (24/48) -
ProTools (mastered/EQ/Widen) - SoundForge (Splits, fades, FLAC).
The Stones brought their No Filter 2021 tour to Detroit last night,
It was their 21st time playing here. The sound was pretty good for
a stadium, the performance was great. Charlie was missed, but Steve
Jordan did a great job.
Sound quality is ok/good - I'd rate it a B/b-. I didn't do too much
to it - scooped out some boomy arena-lows, bumped the mid-highs just
a hair, widened and leveled. The first song fades in during the first
verse and there are a couple very brief gaps in a couple songs, but
it is otherwise complete. There is also some talking and singing in
close-proximity from time to time that is distracting, and a few points
where it gets quiet or muffled for a moment, it was a GA section and
people were close and coming and going, it wasn't easy to just have the
mic out and steady without crowd contamination. Keith's guitar takes a
noticeable and alarming (but cool) jump in volume at the beginning of
"Sympathy for the Devil."
001 Street Fighting Man.flac
002 You Got Me Rocking.flac
003 19th Nervous Breakdown.flac
004 Tumbling Dice.flac
005 Ain't Too Proud to Beg.flac
006 Wild Horses.flac
007 You Can't Always Get What You Want.flac
008 Living in a Ghost Town.flac
009 Start Me Up.flac
010 Honky Tonk Women.flac
011 Jagger Banter & Band Introductions.flac
012 Connection.flac
013 Before They Make Me Run.flac
014 Miss You.flac
015 Midnight Rambler.flac
016 Paint it Black.flac
017 Sympathy For the Devil.flac
018 Jumpin' Jack Flash.flac
019 Gimme Shelter.flac
020 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.flac
Do what you want with it, just do not sell it.
Support the Stones - buy their records and see them live.
This recording was made and shared by Adavici.
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EddieByword
Cheers smokey but do you think you could post it on wetransfer or Filefactory as well?..............Hope so.......
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EddieByword
Cheers smokey but do you think you could post it on wetransfer or Filefactory as well?..............Hope so.......
I haven't downloaded it and posted the notice for a friend.