Quotemosthigh The only live version from Fort Worth TX (early show) 24/06/1972: Also a brief instrumental snippet near the beginning of one of the discs in the 72 Dallas Rehearsals Collection.
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QuoteKevinM QuoteTravelinMan Yeah, I pointed this out. “First Thing” is Winter. ... Where/how did you confirm this? Thanks. The tape box above confirms it. Though,really, what the title is referring to is that it was the first song they worked on for the session - the two Micks, before/without Keith present at the sessions. Thus the title “First thing sans Keith” and Winter written
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QuoteElmo Lewis QuoteNilsHolgersson When you look at the bootleg series Bob Dylan's team put out for his albums like More Blood, More Tracks and Trouble No More, these Stones "super deluxe" releases are really short and sad in comparison. You don't get a lot of takes or unreleased demo songs yes, some early versions of "Tops" or WOAF would have been nice. I'
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I agree that some of these newly released early versions and outtakes have a much more Exile feel (Hide Your Love sounds like a direct Exile outtake actually). As Mick has stated, they were looking for a new and varied sound. It’s my belief that they went out of their way to make this material sound less-Exile. I think that idea is also reinforced by the rejected Glyn Johns mixes.
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I agree that some of these newly released early versions and outtakes have a much more Exile feel (Hide Your Love sounds like a direct Exile outtake actually). As Mick has stated, they were looking for a new and varied sound. It’s my belief that they went out of their way to make this material sound less-Exile. I think that idea is also reinforced by the rejected Glyn Johns mixes.
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Does anyone have a physical release with liner notes? I heard a snippet of the alternate Heartbreaker years ago from a high level collector. He had attributed it to the Jan/Feb Village Recorders session in L.A. Any indication of this in the reissue credits?
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QuoteJavadave R.i.P. Walter. Same goes for Television btw. If by that you mean Television were great live and put out one of the greatest records ever made, than yes.
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Capt. Acid, Did you ever work on the Dylan 'Infidels' sessions/outtakes?? (Rough Cuts) Specifically hoping for the alternate/first version of the album before Dylan revamped it during the summer sessions. J
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Capt. Acid, Did you ever work on the Dylan 'Infidels' sessions/outtakes?? (Rough Cuts) Specifically looking for the alternate/first version of the album before Dylan revamped it ion the summer sessions. J
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Dance? Disco? You guys haven’t listened to very much James Brown have you?
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Been listening to this album nonstop since Saturday. Learned that Maria McKee’s half-brother was Bryan MacLean - songwriter and member of Love- who co-wrote Don’t Toss Us Away with her from the same album.
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Killer version. Would love to hear more live versions stripped down like this. And they could do a lot worse than releasing that MSG3 show someday. (Though I still prefer the performance of MSG2 on a whole)
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Curious if anyone else is wondering if the alternate mixes of Silver Train, 100 Years Ago and Hide Your Love are simply going to be the versions that ended up on the Acetates CD?
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So the album is re-MIXED for this release, not just a remaster. No one else finds that interesting?? Also, if any of those outtakes/alternates are from the Village Recorders session I’ll be quite happy.
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If you are looking into the 78 tour I strongly suggest the more dynamic sounding Welcome To The Balckout over the flat, stilted sound on any version of Stage.
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Sounds great. Unfortunately, I need to point out that Mr. D forgot to include Trevor Lawrence on the artwork inside. Mick clearly introduces him between Steve Madaio and Bobby Keys. J
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Always wanted them to do a Bootleg Series-type release of The Paris Sessions 1977-80. Could have covered the trove of outtakes that covered the three albums Some Girls, Emotional Rescue and Tattoo You. (Could cheat and throw anything earth-shaking in from Barbados) As for a Deluxe Tattoo You, there's plenty of material - remember, we have no idea what alternate versions of these songs exi
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Mr. Airplane Man - No Place To Go My old friends.
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Great work on all of this. 11 years in the making! J
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Wow. I remember starting this thread. The same footage is contained at the beginning of this, which was linked in the original post, but still reversed: I shared this with VideoJames back in 2011. I just checked my email folders and his reply was "looks like Manchester or Leeds 1971." J
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“All available DIGITALLY for the first time.” Read the words. They choose them specifically for a reason. Does t mean they have t her released some other way before. Just not officially on this medium.
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What was the capacity of the Playhouse?
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One song? Mick rehearsing with a guitar? A Worldwide audience? If you don’t think/assume it’s going to be Miss You you’re crazy.
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Quotewiredallnight Quotej.b.goode rs: totp 1971 This link does not offer more than already written above... It does offer more photos showing Keith with a 12-string acoustic for the miming of Wild Horses, which also has an alternate slide guitar track. But none with Mick wearing the hat, which must have been for Bitch?? And Keith at the mic for Bitch? Confusing. Nice catch on the phot
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It may or may not have been located/offered for the Sticky Fingers anniversary edition, and it may or may not have been rejected for use by those putting the project together. I may also just be remembering this about another audio source. This is possibly one of the 'lost/destroyed' tapes. Other contributors to this board that know video have a more concrete answer, and I'll le
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTornAndFried I always wondered why they didn't play this song live until I heard it on the Licks Tour. Like other classics like 'Rocks Off', 'Sway', 'Torn And Frayed' and 'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' these songs just sound much better on their original album versions. I wish Ronnie was a much better lead guitarist. He is
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Looking very forward to this repost. J
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Seattle 15 Oct 1981 For starters.
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I went through this too about a year or two ago. Kept playing it in my car over and over. It will last a few days, then the album will go dormant in your interest for another 10-15 years. Enjoy it. Ride it out.
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CA - noticed a rough edit between Track 07 and 08 on disc two. Dylan's intro of T-Bone Burnett/Silver Mantis appears at the beginning of both track 07 AND track 08 (before a tape splice and then Going, Going, Gone) Also, are there different audience sources used? J
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