Upgraded Version
The Rolling Stones
The Forum, Los Angeles, California USA
10th July 1975
2nd Generation Transfer From Brad Blanck’s Master Reel To Reels

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Contrast Clause: This capture is by a different taper on different equipment from [www.dimeadozen.org]
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Brad Blanck's Master Reel to Reel > 1st Generation > 2nd Generation > .wav > iZotope RX / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.56 > FLAC

01. Intro
02. Honky Tonk Women
03. All Down The Line
04. If You Can't Rock Me - Get Off Of My Cloud
05. Star Star
06. Gimme Shelter
07. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
08. You Gotta Move
09. You Can't Always Get What You Want
10. Happy (Jagger sings a few lines of Lady Jane after it ends)
11. Tumbling Dice
12. It's Only Rock'N'Roll
13. (Doo Doo Doo Doo) Heartbreaker
14. Fingerprint
15. Angie
16. Wild Horses
17. That's Life- Billy Preston
18. Outa Space – Billy Preston
19. Brown Sugar
20. Midnight Rambler
21. Rip This Joint
22. Street Fighting Man
23. Jumping' Jack Flash > Audience wanting more
Encore
24. Sympathy For The Devil > Audience

For DH,WD & NZ

Thanks to Brad for taping the show, Kim for Brads Reel To Reels & mjk5510 for the remaster
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Hi DIMEsters,

Back in January 2022 when I uploaded the incomplete 1975-07-09 Los Angeles recording on DIME out of respect I didn’t reveal who the taper was except writing that he was a well- known American Stones collector / taper.
I can now reveal that the taper was the well-known & respected Stones collector Brad Blanck, sadly he passed away in early 2023.

Brads Stones 1975-07-09 Los Angeles (Incomeplete Show) recording is still on DIME [www.dimeadozen.org]

To celebrate the concerts just passed 50th anniversary last month mjk5510 & myself thought it would be a deadset treat for Stones fans to upload the 1975-07-10 concert, a 2nd generation from Brad' master reel to reels.

I'm of the opinon that his 1975-07-10 recording wasn't widely circulated, however his recording albeit from an unknown higher generation did surface back in 2002 on silver CD's as Vinyl Gangs [VGP 302] “1975 Nervous Breakdown”
that has been heavily EQ'ed, IMHO its sounds somewhat trebly & louder with intermittent strange sounds, causing one to suffer from ear fatigue as one listener quite rightly put it!
It’s also appeared as remastered versions on CD-R's but they were always sourced from the VGP CD's.

IMHO this upgraded version has a more natural feel to it that will make all previous versions of Brad's recording null & void.

Its slightly less quality than Ed F's source recording of the same night with both (Doo Doo Doo Doo) Heartbreaker & Sympathy For The Devil being incomplete however on Brads recording these songs are complete.

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Story behind these 1975 recordings.
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My long time mate Kim (a fellow Stones fan & collector) met Brad here in Sydney in early 1975 (not late 1975 as I first thought) when he was here in Australia on vacation.
They met at the infamous Sydney record shop “White Light” which blatantly openly sold bootleg LP’s, dead set racks & racks of them.

Kim & Brad struck up a conversation while both were looking at Stones bootleg LP’s, things progressed from there, he told Kim he was going to tape the Stones on the upcoming 1975 USA tour,
if the recordings turned out well he would send him copies, Brad also mentioned that he was in contact with another Aussie Stones collector Tim, who at the time we were aware of, he passed many years ago.

Ruby & myself spent many an hour at "White Light", becoming friendly with the owner who was the person that sent selected tracks from our Lou Reed Sydney 25th August 1974 recording to his contacts / suppliers in California,
these songs became the well-known “Blondes Have More Fun” LP becoming one of the first Lou Reed bootlegs.

After Brad returned to Hawaii they kept in contact via phone / snail mail.
Either in late 1975 /early 1976 Brad sent Kim reel to reels from his masters of eleven 1975 shows he’d taped. All the information for each reel was either written on the front of the tape boxes
or inside on a sheet of paper in Brads distinctive hand-writing, he always wrote using capital letters never lower case!
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Brads 1975 Shows On Reel To Reels
01. Boston 11th June 1975 02. Boston 12th June 1975 03. New York 27th June 1975 04. Washington 1st July 1975 05. Washington 2nd July 1975
06. Los Angeles 9th July 1975 (Incomplete Show) Side B was the 1968 Surrey Rehearsals which can still be found on DIME [www.dimeadozen.org]
07. Los Angeles 10th July 1975 08. Los Angeles 11th July 1975 09. Los Angeles 12th July 1975 10. Los Angeles 13th July 1975 11. San Francisco 15th July 1975

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Brad’s recordings aren’t of Mike Millard quality but they've still listenable as well as having historical value.
Some went on to become bootleg LP’s / CD’s (sometimes from higher generations) but not all, for example the incomplete LA 9th July had never circulated that I know of.

In the early 1980’s Kim gave me all of Brad’s reels. Sometime afterwards I borrowed my Dad’s trusty old reel to reel player transferring the New York & LA shows onto cassettes.
When CD-Rs first came on the market these cassettes were transferred to CD-R’s.

The reels have remained with me over the decades, from old digs to new, they’ve survived floods plus a fire & now they’ve now retired in my parent’s basement.
A few years ago when I was last up at my folks I had a squizz at them, nearly 50 years on the boxes have suffered some wear & tear damage, the reels themselve looked to the eye ok, but these days not having
access to a reel to reel player these I can’t say what actual condition the recordings are in.

When visiting Kim sometimes I was present when either Brad rang Kim or vice versa occassionally the phone was passed over to me so I actually got to speak to Brad.
We were aware as time passed that Brad had moved into the bootleg world, he was behind some well known bootleg LP's, he'd often send Kim these LP’s, always two copies one for Kim, the other for me.

As happens in life people move on & their relationship tapered off, Kim did try ringing Brad a few times but the numbers were always disconnected.
Out of the blue in 1989 Brad rang Kim, who told me it was a rather strange phone call made from a public phone box somewhere on Maui because Brad didn’t want his call traced, Kim said he sounded somewhat paranoid
with Brad informing him he was keeping a very low profile to avoid certain people.
Not long after that telephone call Brad sent Kim 2 cassettes of the Stones 1989 Los Angeles show he’d taped, which I also now have. Kim never heard from Brad again.

The audience for this the 2nd Los Angeles show sound to be more energized than on other nights as you will hear as the show unfurls, Brad can be heard briefly a few times on his recording, after Midnight Rambler
ends he gives a shout out to Aussie Stones fan’s / collectors Tim & Kim. His mate who accompanied him to the concert can be heard after Gimme Shelter calling him Brad, they also talk briefly after Jumping Jack Flash
finished before the encore.

This recording is frequently marred by a persistent female in Brads vicinity (thankfully she’s not next to him) who insists on screaming on & off thoughout the concert, unfortunately I met her far worse
Australian equivalent while helping friends record the Stones Melbourne Australia 28th March 1995 gig. This early 20’s Aussie sheila was two arm lengths in front of us producing screams like she was repeatedly
being kicked by Mr Ed & Francis The Talking Mule! Sadly, this screaming dead set cow can be heard “performing” on the recording that became the Japanese 2CD entitled “Voodoo Raindance” on the Red-Hot label.

Thanks Brad for all the recordings / bootleg LP's you so kindly gave to us, to Kim for giving me Brad's reels & a big thank you to mjk5510 for his gentle remastering.

Enjoy,
Waz

[www.dimeadozen.org]

A friend asked me for a link for this new WAZ volume
In case others needed it, here it'is:
[pixeldrain.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-08-15 18:21 by StonyRoad.

Thank you for this on pixeldrain

Thank you SR!

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StonyRoad
A friend asked me for a link for this new WAZ volume
In case others needed it, here it'is:
[pixeldrain.com]

Thanks. BTW, this is the same source as VGP-302, but this is much better and a lower gen tape.

Thank StonyRoad

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StonyRoad
A friend asked me for a link for this new WAZ volume
In case others needed it, here it'is:
[pixeldrain.com]

Thanks!

KEITH RICHARDS & THE X-PENSIVE WINOS
Paris 1992
Digger Production DP 9306/DP 9307

Le Zenith, Paris, France
1992-12-07
complete show / very good audience quality
from silver CDs / artwork included

CD 1
999
How I Wish
Wicked As It Seems
Eileen
Gimme Shelter
Too Rude
Big Enough
Runnin' Too Deep
Yap Yap
Time Is On My Side

CD 2
Hate It When You Leave
Before They Make Me Run
Bodytalks
Take It So Hard
Will But You Won't
I Could Have Stood You Up
Happy
Connection
Whip It Up

Thank you fortylicks

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Keith Richards
"Demon In Madrid"
Memory Motel Records MMR 04/05
CDr release
Artwork included

Sala Aqualung, Madrid
December 13, 1992

Disc 1:
A01 Take It So Hard 04:05
A02 999 06:41
A03 Wicked As It Seems 05:21
A04 How I Wish 03:58
A05 Runnin' Too Deep 04:24
A06 Too Rude 09:19
A07 Big Enough 04:02
A08 Yap Yap 05:29
A09 Time Is On My Side 04:49
A10 Hate It When You Leave 06:03
A11 Before They Make Me Run 03:49
A12 Eileen 05:47
A13 Will But You Won't 07:22


Disc 2:
B01 Bodytalks 06:35
B02 I Could Have Stood You Up 04:17
B03 Happy 07:42
B04 Connection 02:28
B05 Whip It Up 07:00
B06 Take It So Hard 03:22
B07 Struggle 03:30
B08 Let's Go Steady 03:35
B09 Worried Life Blues 06:22
B10 Crushed Pearl 03:16
B11 Treat me Like A Fool 05:06
B12 Baby You're Too Much 05:25
B13 Golden Caddy III (Intrumental) 09:06

Bonus Tracks
Disc #2, tracks 6,7: Live Saturday Night Live, October 8, 1988
Disc #2, tracks 8,9: New Barbarians Live Knebworth, August 11, 1979
Disc #2, tracks 10,11,12: Dirty Work Outtakes
Disc #2, track 13: Undercover Outtake

Comments:
This is an inferior audience recording than the following day already upload on the track.
It can be heard some audience talking and too much bass, but overall it is a
listenible audience recording.
Gimme Shelter was not played in the 13th, but as usual in the 14th.
Viceversa for Connection.
This was tranfered after a friend of mine handed me two tapes (master or very low gen) but there are some minor cuts during the recording, but no song is cut
HIWYL has the first seconds missing.
The bonus tracks are quite different but they are are hard to find, especially the audio from the SNL when Keith introduced his "new" album Talk is Cheap.
2 KR on vocals tracks from the Knebwoth 1979 festival with The New barbarians.
And 4 studio tracks, 3 coming from the DW outtakes, excellent and beautiful songs
that were not included in the DW and that I still expect that someday will
be in an Stones album in top quality.
Last song, instrumental, is the common titled Golden Caddy III
(also known as Brown Leaves III) an excellent outtake form the Undercover album, 9 minutes of
pure joy and saddness...

[www.dimeadozen.org]

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Keith Richards
"Last Night In Spain"
Memory Motel Records MMR 12/13
CDr release
complete Show
Artwork included

Sala Aqualung, Madrid
December 14, 1992,

Disc 1:
A01 Take It So Hard 04:24
A02 999 06:38
A03 Wicked As It Seems 05:37
A04 How I Wish 04:21
A05 Gimme Shelter 06:00
A06 Too Rude 08:48
A07 Big Enough 04:20
A08 Runnin' Too Deep 03:56
A09 Yap Yap 05:37
A10 Time Is On My Side 04:37

Disc 2:
B01 Hate It When You Leave 07:17
B02 Before They Make Me Run 03:38
B03 Eileen 05:19
B04 Will But You Won't 06:32
B05 Band Introduction 01:26
B06 Bodytalks 06:42
B07 I Could Have Stood You Up 04:57
B08 Happy 07:13
B09 Whip It Up 06:53

Very good audience quality

Comments:
Hate It When You Leave has the very first seconds missing.
This is a really inspired performance by Keith & his Winos in
Madrid. There are minor changes in the setlist from the previous night in the setlist.
I transfered some years ago from the tapes handed by a friend of mine who taped the show.
I do not know which equipment he used, but for sure it was a tape recorder.
The sound in my opinion is brilliant, all the instruments sound clear, well
balanced and Keith's voice sounds good.

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Thank you fortylicks

Bob Dylan & Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
with Roger McGuinn & Ron Wood
Wembley Arena, London
October 16, 1987

DVD/total time: 66:57

Setlist
(opening titles)
Like A Rolling Stone
Maggie's Farm
Forever Young
Seeing The Real You At Last
Shelter From The Storm
I Shall Be Released
When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
Emotionally Yours
Dead Man, Dead Man
To Ramona
Tomorrow Is A Long Time
Chimes Of Freedom (1)
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (1, 2)
(closing credits)

Personnel
Bob Dylan - vocals, harmonica, & guitar
Tom Petty - guitar
Mike Campbell - guitar
Benmont Tench - keyboards, piano, & organ
Howie Epstein - bass
Stan Lynch - drums
The Queens Of Rhythm: Carolyn Dennis, Queen Esther Marrow, Madelyn Quebec - backing vocals
(1) Roger McGuinn - guitar & shared vocals
(2) Ron Wood - guitar

Upped by DeathGlider

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John Mayall
Die Glocke, Bremen
1969-05-22

German radio "Radio Bremen"
complete FM (1st gen. cassett)

Tracklist:
01 Got A Pretty Baby
02 Checkin’ Up On My Baby
03 Parchman Farm
04 The Time Has Come
05 2401
06 Goin' Down The Road

Time: ca. 44 mins

Lineup:
John Mayall voc, harp, org., guit.
Mick Taylor: guitar
Colin Allen: drums
Steve Thompson: bass

Reseed:
Transfered, mastered & uploaded to Dime on April 22, 2006 by Doc Tinker, with help from 38F!

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Note:
Also released officially on CD in 2021 as part of 35 CD-boxset 'The First Generation 1965 - 1974' (Madfish SMABX1140)javascript:editor_tools_handle_b()
see [www.discogs.com] - CD 34 (missing "Goin' Down The Road")

The Rolling Stones
Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA
June 11, 2024

DavePas63 2026 Remaster

Remaster Lineage:
Trader's Little Helper (decode to wav) > MVSep (crowd noise removal using Ensemble MDX23C + Mel Roformer model; some crowd talking removal using Ultimate Vocal Remover VR HP2-4BAND3090_4band-arch-500m-l model) > GoldWave (minor close-up clap reduction) > MP3tag (file tagging) > Trader's Little Helper (flac level 6)

Original Lineage:
source :schoeps mk41 > babynbox > r07 > wav 24/48
adobe audition > ozone 8 > xact 2.55 > flac 16/44.1
taper : Joe Burns

Remaster Notes:
Joe Burns' recording of the Stones' June 11, 2024 Philadelphia show was well done with nice clear sound. Unfortunately the recording picked up a good deal of talking throughout the show (particularly during the new songs) and from time to time some off-key singing from his neighbors (a sample from Sympathy For the Devil is included with the comments). I used MVSep to remove the crowd noise during the musical portions, leaving it untouched between songs to preserve the "atmosphere" at the show (with one exception - I deleted an impromptu between songs Miss You "Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh" by some women near the taper, as I didn't think anyone would miss it). To me what was a very good recording is now an excellent one.

Samples, including a sample of removed crowd noise, are in the comments. Cover art include in the download. Many thanks to the original taper (Joe Burns) for taping and uploading.

01 Start Me Up
02 It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)
03 Let's Spend the Night Together
04 Angry
05 She's a Rainbow
06 Monkey Man
07 Tumbling Dice
08 Mess It Up
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 band introduction
11 Tell Me Straight
12 Little T & A
13 Happy
14 Sympathy For the Devil
15 Honky Tonk Women
16 Midnight Rambler
17 Gimme Shelter
18 Paint It Black
19 Jumpin' Jack Flash
E
20 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Can someone get this one up on wetransfer?

More trash from the remasterbaters. Stick to the original source.

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werther2003
The Rolling Stones
Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA
June 11, 2024

DavePas63 2026 Remaster

Remaster Lineage:
Trader's Little Helper (decode to wav) > MVSep (crowd noise removal using Ensemble MDX23C + Mel Roformer model; some crowd talking removal using Ultimate Vocal Remover VR HP2-4BAND3090_4band-arch-500m-l model) > GoldWave (minor close-up clap reduction) > MP3tag (file tagging) > Trader's Little Helper (flac level 6)

Original Lineage:
source :schoeps mk41 > babynbox > r07 > wav 24/48
adobe audition > ozone 8 > xact 2.55 > flac 16/44.1
taper : Joe Burns

Remaster Notes:
Joe Burns' recording of the Stones' June 11, 2024 Philadelphia show was well done with nice clear sound. Unfortunately the recording picked up a good deal of talking throughout the show (particularly during the new songs) and from time to time some off-key singing from his neighbors (a sample from Sympathy For the Devil is included with the comments). I used MVSep to remove the crowd noise during the musical portions, leaving it untouched between songs to preserve the "atmosphere" at the show (with one exception - I deleted an impromptu between songs Miss You "Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh" by some women near the taper, as I didn't think anyone would miss it). To me what was a very good recording is now an excellent one.

Samples, including a sample of removed crowd noise, are in the comments. Cover art include in the download. Many thanks to the original taper (Joe Burns) for taping and uploading.

01 Start Me Up
02 It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)
03 Let's Spend the Night Together
04 Angry
05 She's a Rainbow
06 Monkey Man
07 Tumbling Dice
08 Mess It Up
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 band introduction
11 Tell Me Straight
12 Little T & A
13 Happy
14 Sympathy For the Devil
15 Honky Tonk Women
16 Midnight Rambler
17 Gimme Shelter
18 Paint It Black
19 Jumpin' Jack Flash
E
20 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

[www.dimeadozen.org]

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daspyknows
More trash from the remasterbaters. Stick to the original source.

I'm not fundamentally against remastered versions of original recordings. There are many very, very good ones that are significantly better than the original recording.
I've also remastered many audio tracks for my DVDs to improve the sound.
I downloaded and listened to HTW here, and I think this remastering of the original recording is really not good. With minimal effort, within a few minutes, I was able to significantly improve the downloaded recording. In my opinion, it's not worth downloading.
Therefore, I have to agree with 'daspyknows'.

Totally agree with daspyknows. Very nice audience recording to begin with and the crowd banter is part of this recording for me.

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SoulSurvivor1990
Can someone get this one up on wetransfer?

Both versions. 3 days.
[we.tl]

Thank you and you very much

Thank you!

Mick Taylor
Radisson SAS Hotel
Lillehammer, NW
2004-04-02

audience recording

01 Secret Affair
02 Twisted Sister
03 Giddy Up
04 Blues In The Morning
05 Fed Up With The Blues
06 Boogie Man
07 Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
Encore:
08 Travellin' Man Blues (1)//



Band:
Mick Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Michael Bailey - Bass, Vocals (1)
Max Middleton - Keyboards
Robert Ahwai - Guitar
Martin Ditcham - Drums


Notes:
- Lillehammer Bluesfestival 2004
- "Travellin' Man Blues" cuts off
- thanks to SH for the files

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Mick Taylor
Jardin De La Barasse
Marseille, FR
1998-06-17



source: audience recording
gen: ?
taper: ?
lineage: wav files (provided by SH) -> Adobe Audition -> CDWave - TLH
edit: mossa 2026-03 (16-44)




01 You Gotta Move
02 I Wonder Why
xx Losing My Face
xx Blind Willie McTell
03 Late At Night
04 Blues In The Morning
05 //Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
06 Red House


Band:
Mick Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Michael Bailey - Bass
Robert Ahwai - Guitar
Jeff Allen - Drums


Notes:
- incomplete; xxs: missing Songs (as of [www.nzentgraf.de])
- "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking" cuts in

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Alvin Lee & Mick Taylor
Teatro Tenda
Firenze, IT
1981-10-27

source: analog audience recording
gen: 2nd
taper: ?
cassette provided by: jormajeff (RIP)
transfer: JJ's cassette -> Tascam 202 MK VII -> Adobe Audition -> CDWave -> TLH (flac)
digital transfer/edit by mossa 2026-05 (24-48)

01 One Of These Days
02 Good Morning Little School Girl
03 Love Like A Man
04 Slow Blues In C
05 Going Through The Door
06 Slow Down
07 Can't Stop
08 I'm Writing You a Letter
09 Just Another Boogie
10 Help Me
11 I'm Going Home
Encore:
12 Choo Choo Mama

Band:
Alvin Lee - Vocals, Guitar, Harp
Mick Taylor – Guitar, Piano
Tom Compton – Drums
Carvin "Fuzzy" Samuels – Bass

[www.dimeadozen.org]