This is great
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Well, these are 2 of the best Ethan Russel photos from MSG 1969, but it needs better resolution, especially the first "Devils Desciple" one
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I don't see why it has to be RAH. Since Marquee Club no longer exist, a "July 12th" concert could take place anywhere.
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Alice Cooper is cool, and it's a nice gesture of him. But that's some of the lamest backing bands I've heard, especially the drums and bass.....geez, Alice deserves better than that.
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>>Plus, let's be honest here, how would you feel if you could finally own a box set of those recordings along with professionally shot video of a complete MSG concert from 1969.>> Of course I'd love it. And yes; nothing to lose by trying. It was a big surprise when that "half-baked deluxe set" of GYYYO was released 10-15 years ago. Obviously, RS didn't w
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Don't mean to put your/our hopes down, Sighunt, but I just wondered; since ABKCO put out most of the MSG recordings on youtube, 2 years ago, just before the copyright ran out; wouldn't they get a big percentage of the income of any "deluxe GYYYO" in adition of being in the situation where they can say "no" to Jagger & co ? If so, it's more likely with
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Quotetreaclefingers Your post was 'very visual' and put me in a good mood. What were we talking about again? Who are you? Where am I? I want a cookie!
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotegeorgie48 Quoterolling1us QuoteGJV Since 2017 they have recorded so much new songs, that just screamed for a new edition...eh... oh it's just one song: Living in a Ghost Town! Yeah, i was thinking exactly the same thing So was I They should have waited till the new album surfaces with new songs and lyrics. Now it’s just “money making” from 60 years old shoes …
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Quote24FPS Something Happened is a lot of fun. Something Happened To Me is a lot like the ending song on Satanic, On With The Show; it's vaudeville entertainment music
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If they chose to release something from 1972, it would make a lot more sense, for them, to release something that's allready available in so fine quality, illegally, that there would be a market for them (soon to be) semi-official CDs in official stores when the copyright runs out; not only among "bootleg collectors". And that means Fort Worth, Houston, Philadelphia or the last MSG
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Quotejohnh why doesn't "Ladies and Gentlemen" count? Because they didn't really peak before very late june or maybe one should say july 1972. ANd because the sound isn't that good at all.
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CS Blues is just like Dylan's Renaldo & Clara from the 1975 tour; extremely boring apart from the concert footage. Both should had been edited with 70%-80%, then it would be a terrific 20 minute watch.
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez Based on StoneRambler's post above......When is the last time these two guys went to an island together to create new music? Montserrat 1989, I believe
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteErik_Snow Quotedcba QuoteGasLightStreet Have they ever touched up any live release? Obviously not the big label live releases. Nico's site shows they always overdubbed the live tapes from the tour they had just finished : 1969? Overdubbed. 1972? Overdubbed. But as early as 1966, they did something more clever, when they simply overdubbed an audience instead
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Quotedcba QuoteGasLightStreet Have they ever touched up any live release? Obviously not the big label live releases. Nico's site shows they always overdubbed the live tapes from the tour they had just finished : 1969? Overdubbed. 1972? Overdubbed. But as early as 1966, they did something more clever, when they simply overdubbed an audience instead!
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Quoteretired_dog QuoteErik_Snow QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteErik_Snow I've always been a big fan of Love You Live, the only thing is that after getting my first TOTA 1975 bootlegs in the early 90s, I thought they were so much better compared to LYL. But prior to that, I listened a LOT to that double-album. Apart from the El Mocambo tracks, I think side 4 is terrific. HTW, Happy, Hot Stuff
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Didn't believe that story, either. Sounds like an article from The Sun or Sunday Sunday
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Quotedcba Didn't someone mention there are actually THREE guitars on one "side 3" track ("Mannish Boy" iirc), which proves there were overdubs done a few days after the gigs. On Little Red Rooster as well. Anyway, it doesn't worry me. They played just as good in the spring/summer of 1977 as they did at March 5th. It would be a different thing if they messed w
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QuoteGJV Those overdubs were already done decades earlier, so no new overdubs on Hampton. Yes they did lots of overdubs in 1982, not only on the tracks for Still Life, but for the KBFH radio broadcasts, etc
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They haven't overdubbed any of their vault-live-releases yet, so no reason to suspect they will with El Mocambo. They only overdub live-recordings if it's just after the concert took place, that it's getting released. Like Love You Live, Four Flicks, etc.
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Some El Mocambo photos at atsu-y's Hot Stuff webpage [6101.teacup.com]
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It's not underrated, we all rate it high
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It surely ain't 1972. 1968-1969 absolutely.
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QuoteProfessorWolf but i know someone who was at the 2nd seattle show he remembers being disappointed by the stones performance after stevie wonder quote "blew em' off stage" That's no surprise, as the Seattle shows were the definite weakest concerts of 1972, not at all comparable with how they played later on
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteErik_Snow I've always been a big fan of Love You Live, the only thing is that after getting my first TOTA 1975 bootlegs in the early 90s, I thought they were so much better compared to LYL. But prior to that, I listened a LOT to that double-album. Apart from the El Mocambo tracks, I think side 4 is terrific. HTW, Happy, Hot Stuff and You Gotta Move are excellen
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I've always been a big fan of Love You Live, the only thing is that after getting my first TOTA 1975 bootlegs in the early 90s, I thought they were so much better compared to LYL. But prior to that, I listened a LOT to that double-album. Apart from the El Mocambo tracks, I think side 4 is terrific.
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Quoteslewan Quoteribbelchips I only wish my town had an actual record store. I am willing to travel for two hours or so, but then i want to be sure that i actually can get a copy.. I quess I'll just have to contact some nearby record stores... Well, there's no way to be sure – some stores get some records, some stores get others and some stores sell their left-overs a few days later
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QuoteCooltoplady QuoteErik_Snow Ronnie stole Jagger's banana a couple of years back, Jagger seemed upset Really?………………really? Come on He STOLE it, and ATE it; right in front of Jaggers eyes! It's TRUE!
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QuoteKoen Will the whole show have the same magic as side three of Love You Live? At least the 30-40% we've heard. Route 66, Hand Of Fate, Dance Little Sister for instance
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Ronnie stole Jagger's banana a couple of years back, Jagger seemed upset
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