QuoteStonedRamblerThis seems to be the Hollywood FL show of the European tour. Yup, I was just thinking that. Previous shows at this venue in 1965, 1982, 1998, 2014
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Hand of Fate, Fool to Cry, and Crazy Mama are significantly better here than on the studio album.
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QuoteGJV 1. El Mocambo 2. Brussels Affair 3. Totally Stripped, especialy ofcourse Paradiso! 4. Atlantic City 1989 5. Hampton 1981 6. Tokyo 1990 7. San José 1999 8. Still Life 9. Love You Live 10.Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! I’m with you except for Still Life, that shouldn’t ever appear in a best of official live album list.
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QuoteFrogSugar In no particular order: Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Exodus - Another Lesson in Violence Grateful Dead - 1977 Cornell Grateful Dead - Sunshine Daydream 1972 Veneta, Oregon Ozzy Osbourne - Tribute Slayer - Decade of Agression Rolling Stones - Brussels Affair Doors - In Concert Duran Duran - Diamond in the Mind Iron Maiden - Live After Death (OP never specified
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QuoteRockman another thread for bitter old men .... HHHaaaaaaa I guess I really can’t argue with this.
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteCooltoplady I lot of hate on this board. Why start a post because you don’t like a song? I thought the same thing. People start a post because they hate a song. Go figure. Again, I’m not seeing this person who used the word “hate” —- I can’t think of any Stones song I actually “hate.” Hell, I can’t think of any song in the history of popular music where I’d describe “
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QuoteCooltoplady I lot of hate on this board. Why start a post because you don’t like a song? Who used the word hate? Not me.
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People bitching about Brown Sugar being dropped from the setlist —- you’d really rather hear another tired Brown Sugar instead of that smokin’ reboot of 19th Nervous Breakdown?
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You Got Me Rocking (450) has been played more times than…. Paint It Black (426) Angie (258) Beast of Burden (242) Ruby Tuesday (179) Under My Thumb (172)
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Hairball, I’d be with you on this but YGMR has been played way more times than either of those songs. YGMR, 450 Streets of Love, 38 Don’t Stop, 105 So yeah, I’m going to stick with YGMR as the biggest waste of space.
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You Got Me Rocking Period. End of discussion.
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QuoteGasLightStreet 1. YA-YA'S 2. EL MACOMBO 3. LVE IN TEXAS 4. NO SECURITY 5. STILL LIFE 6. ATLANTIC CITY 7. HAMPTON 8. BRUSSELS 9. FLASHPOINT 10. LOVE YOU LIVE I’m with you until the last two.
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“Yeah, so I don’t get it, I mean, it’s not really The Rolling Stones anymore” Not sure what that even means. Frankly, I could give a shit what they call themselves. With all due respect to Mick Taylor, Bill Wyman, Ian Stewart, Brian Jones and Bobby Keys — The Rolling Stones are Mick & Keith. Just like when push comes to shove The Who is Pete & Roger, Zeppelin is Page & Plant, and T
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The Doobie Brothers? I bought the ticket so long ago I’m not exactly sure why, I feel like Michael McDonald is back with them….?
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Have you guys been following the discussion on the Steve Hoffman forums? Every single new release all they do is complain about compression and reverb. I’m not even saying I disagree completely but it’s just so tiresome and repetitive.
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Quotepichenot Quotemnewman505 Here’s mine in chronological order…. Leeds, 1971 Ladies & Gentleman, 1972 Brussels Affair, 1973 LA Forum, 1975 El Mocambo, 1977 Some Girls Texas, 1978 Hampton Coliseum, 1981 Tokyo, 1990 Paradiso, 1995 Paris Olympia, 2003 No "Get yer ya ya's out". Definitely a joke or just the onset of Alzheimer's! Maybe I just smoked a little t
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San Jose ‘99 is a great release, the No Security tour rocked hard.
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Here’s mine in chronological order…. Leeds, 1971 Ladies & Gentleman, 1972 Brussels Affair, 1973 LA Forum, 1975 El Mocambo, 1977 Some Girls Texas, 1978 Hampton Coliseum, 1981 Tokyo, 1990 Paradiso, 1995 Paris Olympia, 2003
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I’ll put it top 5 in my favorite official releases…… Brussels Affair ‘73 El Mocambo ‘77 Texas ‘78 Hampton ‘81 Paradiso ‘95
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Lucky Dips — Quietly getting poor Stones fans in the building since 2013. I’ve had great luck all the way including three shows last year.
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Mick and Keith together on Carpool Karaoke will never happen.
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Quotekeefgotsoul Quotemnewman505 Dear Management, Double Door 1997. One CD and one standard def Blu-Ray, two disc set. Knebworth 1976. Two CD and one standard def Blu-Ray, three disc set. Please and thank you. The 1971 shows where Wild Horses and CYHMK were played are ones I want to hear. Wonder if they’re in the vaults? The only reason I picked those two — because I know they ar
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Ronnie’s stock just keeps going up and up.
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For those with Amazon music, the quality is ridiculous, the Ultra HD is lossless FLAC audio at 24-bit/192kHz. I haven’t tried the Dolby Atmos yet. I get why some people are annoyed with Clearmountain mixes — he definitely leans towards treble and reverb. I personally like this sound, but I understand where people are coming from.
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QuoteRockman Hot Stuff so funk it can kill joint pain .... Worried Life classic and the Jagger power of Mannish...PLAY LOUD
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Quotecrholmstrom QuoteEddieByword Amazing............ .........all I'd like now is Knebworth and a complete '76 tour show and I'll be well pleased. Knebworth wasn't the easiest gig for them as they had to follow a smoking hot Lynyrd Skynyrd. Those boys came to play! Ronnie pushed the guitar players out on the tongue of the stage which they had been forbidden to trod upon. T
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Dear Management, Double Door 1997. One CD and one standard def Blu-Ray, two disc set. Knebworth 1976. Two CD and one standard def Blu-Ray, three disc set. Please and thank you.
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It is really mind boggling that they have this kind of material sitting in the vault for 40 years. A multitrack recording of rare club shows with very interesting set lists…..and it just collects dust? For a band that’s never been shy about maximizing their earnings you really have to scratch your head. The Grateful Dead has led the pack for decades making live vault material readily available bu
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