Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary - Update AUS/NZ '14

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  • MysteryTrain
    MysteryTrain Singapore Posts: 1,189
    Rumor has it that the next official bootleg release is a Toronto club gig from 2005!
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    MysteryTrain wrote:
    Rumor has it that the next official bootleg release is a Toronto club gig from 2005!

    Yeah, this has been floating around...

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    Not sure how I feel about that. The Bigger Bang Tour is pretty well documented between The Biggest Bang DVD box set and Shine A Light. I believe a couple performances from this same show are on the Biggest Bang set. If they're going to release a Toronto club gig, why not the one that everybody wants, El Mocambo '77?


    Oh, by the way, it would appear the Stones are rehearsing for possible shows. They just released this video the other day, thanking the fans for 10 Million Facebook likes...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Hxm8xvNm48&feature=player_embedded

    and they appear to be in a rehearsal space of some sort together, and you can see a setlist written on Charlie's plexiglass drum barrier thing, like he does for live shows.

    Like here
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    New release recently announced. This is a physical release, not part of the online archive project. This will be released on DVD. Available July 10, 2012

    http://www.amazon.com/Waters-Rolling-Stones-Checkerboard-Chicago/dp/B0085KGHI6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1339535655&sr=8-1

    Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones: Live At Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago '81

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    On November 22nd, 1981, in the middle of their mammoth American tour, the Rolling Stones arrived in Chicago prior to playing 3 nights at the Rosemont Horizon. Long influenced by the Chicago blues, the band paid a visit to Muddy Waters club the Checkerboard Lounge to see the legendary bluesman perform. It didn t take long before Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Ian Stewart were joining in on stage and later Buddy Guy and Lefty Dizz also played their part. It was a unique occasion that was fortunately captured on camera. Now, restored from the original footage and with sound mixed and mastered by Bob Clearmountain, this amazing blues night is being made available in an official release for the first time.

    1) Sweet Little Angel
    2) Flip Flop And Fly
    3) Muddy Waters Introduction
    4) You Don t Have To Go
    5) Country Boy
    6) Baby Please Don't Go
    7) Hoochie Coochie Man
    8) Long Distance Call
    9) Mannish Boy
    10) Got My Mojo Working
    11) Next Time You See Me
    12) One Eyed Woman
    13) Baby Please Don't Go (Instrumental)
    14) Blow Wind Blow
    15) Champagne & Reefer
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  • MysteryTrain
    MysteryTrain Singapore Posts: 1,189
    That is mouth-watering!! I remember Champagne & Reefer from Shine A Light. That awesome close-up of Keith spitting out his cigarette 8-) .
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Another Rolling Stone Magazine article about The Stones and their 50th plans. Nothing concrete still, but Keith is saying that at least one concert (maybe more depending on how it goes) and possibly a studio album are in the cards.

    http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rolling-stones-gather-to-plot-50th-anniversary-bash-20120619
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    MysteryTrain wrote:
    That is mouth-watering!! I remember Champagne & Reefer from Shine A Light. That awesome close-up of Keith spitting out his cigarette 8-) .

    Yeah, I can't wait for that. The Stones put out a press release and it's not going to just be the DVD, there will be different sets available.

    1. DVD
    2. DVD/CD
    3. DVD/2 LP
    4. Digital

    No word yet on when/if there is a BluRay release, but I'm sure there will be.
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  • cutz
    cutz Posts: 12,254
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Another Rolling Stone Magazine article about The Stones and their 50th plans. Nothing concrete still, but Keith is saying that at least one concert (maybe more depending on how it goes) and possibly a studio album are in the cards.

    http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rolling-stones-gather-to-plot-50th-anniversary-bash-20120619


    "IF" ther is a one-off show this year, don't you think it would be in England(LONDON)?
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    cutz wrote:
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Another Rolling Stone Magazine article about The Stones and their 50th plans. Nothing concrete still, but Keith is saying that at least one concert (maybe more depending on how it goes) and possibly a studio album are in the cards.

    http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rolling-stones-gather-to-plot-50th-anniversary-bash-20120619


    "IF" ther is a one-off show this year, don't you think it would be in England(LONDON)?

    I would think so, but this is The Stones we're talking about. I would think they'll go/do whatever would be the biggest spectacle, whether or not it has any sentimental meaning. They've never been all that sentimental a group, always looking forward and rarely back. It's almost as if acknowledging their past means acknowledging that they're old. Which is why all the retrospective stuff they've been putting out has been a nice surprise. A London show does make sense, but they don't always do what makes sense. I can just as easily see them doing a concert from the International Space Station as London.
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  • cutz
    cutz Posts: 12,254
    SatansFuton wrote:
    cutz wrote:
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Another Rolling Stone Magazine article about The Stones and their 50th plans. Nothing concrete still, but Keith is saying that at least one concert (maybe more depending on how it goes) and possibly a studio album are in the cards.

    http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rolling-stones-gather-to-plot-50th-anniversary-bash-20120619


    "IF" ther is a one-off show this year, don't you think it would be in England(LONDON)?

    I would think so, but this is The Stones we're talking about. I would think they'll go/do whatever would be the biggest spectacle, whether or not it has any sentimental meaning. They've never been all that sentimental a group, always looking forward and rarely back. It's almost as if acknowledging their past means acknowledging that they're old. Which is why all the retrospective stuff they've been putting out has been a nice surprise. A London show does make sense, but they don't always do what makes sense. I can just as easily see them doing a concert from the International Space Station as London.


    So TRUE!!
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Pre-ordered Checkerboard Lounge today.

    Also found a good deal on "Rarities 1971-2003".

    rolling_stones_rarities_71_2003.jpg

    I've never owned it (I think it was just released through Starbucks or something) and in recent years when I've looked for a copy it's always been like $100 or something like that, since it's out of print. It has a few good tracks on it, but nothing I'd pay $100 for.
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2169490/BAZ-BAMIGBOYE-The-Rolling-Stones-stroll-town-birthday-bash-50th-anniversary-gig.html
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Archive #4 has been released. It's not Toronto 2005. It's Tokyo 1990, from the Steel Wheels Tour. I've never heard the show (downloading it now) but it's supposed to be a really good show, pretty heavily bootlegged on DVD and CD for years.

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    Tokyo Dome 2-26-90

    1. Start Me Up
    2. Bitch
    3. Sad Sad Sad
    4. Harlem Shuffle
    5. Tumbling Dice
    6. Miss You
    7. Ruby Tuesday
    8. Almost Hear You Sigh
    9. Rock And A Hard Place
    10. Mixed Emotions
    11. Honky Tonk Women
    12. Midnight Rambler
    13. You Can't Always Get What You Want
    14. Can't Be Seen With You
    15. Happy
    16. Paint It Black
    17. 2000 Light Years From Home
    18. Sympathy For The Devil
    19. Gimme Shelter
    20. Band Intros
    21. It's Only Rock N Roll (But I Like It)
    22. Brown Sugar
    23. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
    24. Jumpin' Jack Flash
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  • cutz
    cutz Posts: 12,254
    Thanks for the heads-up.

    I"d like to see more Mick Taylor era shows myself.


    SatansFuton wrote:
    Archive #4 has been released. It's not Toronto 2005. It's Tokyo 1990, from the Steel Wheels Tour. I've never heard the show (downloading it now) but it's supposed to be a really good show, pretty heavily bootlegged on DVD and CD for years.

    dZ6eaIxb_oIxuvJaFfr3bM3ePM4AT0RM84JaZsDcVta5XfVKSalD8fKee9tatu3NzmLsMWxGDVo=w222

    Tokyo Dome 2-26-90

    1. Start Me Up
    2. Bitch
    3. Sad Sad Sad
    4. Harlem Shuffle
    5. Tumbling Dice
    6. Miss You
    7. Ruby Tuesday
    8. Almost Hear You Sigh
    9. Rock And A Hard Place
    10. Mixed Emotions
    11. Honky Tonk Women
    12. Midnight Rambler
    13. You Can't Always Get What You Want
    14. Can't Be Seen With You
    15. Happy
    16. Paint It Black
    17. 2000 Light Years From Home
    18. Sympathy For The Devil
    19. Gimme Shelter
    20. Band Intros
    21. It's Only Rock N Roll (But I Like It)
    22. Brown Sugar
    23. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
    24. Jumpin' Jack Flash
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    cutz wrote:
    Thanks for the heads-up.

    I"d like to see more Mick Taylor era shows myself.

    Yeah, me too. There's still two more Archive releases coming, and who knows, maybe more, so there is more opportunity. At least we got Brussels Affair. And a couple of years ago the box set release of Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out, which is worth it if you don't have it. That crazy awesome version of Satisfaction is worth the price alone. Great demonstration of Taylor's rhythm skill (I find his rhythm playing more impressive than his VERY IMPRESSIVE lead ability), then of course later in the song he takes over and noodles like a mad man.

    I'm hoping for a complete 1969 show, or a complete 1972 show. And while I would like a Brian Jones era show for posterity's sake, and because the only live document of that era is the sub-par Got Live If You Want It, I wouldn't be nearly as excited as a Taylor era show. Brian had a lot going on. Charisma, leadership, style, etc. But he wasn't the greatest guitar player.
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  • MysteryTrain
    MysteryTrain Singapore Posts: 1,189
    SatansFuton wrote:
    cutz wrote:
    Thanks for the heads-up.

    I"d like to see more Mick Taylor era shows myself.

    Yeah, me too. There's still two more Archive releases coming, and who knows, maybe more, so there is more opportunity. At least we got Brussels Affair. And a couple of years ago the box set release of Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out, which is worth it if you don't have it. That crazy awesome version of Satisfaction is worth the price alone. Great demonstration of Taylor's rhythm skill (I find his rhythm playing more impressive than his VERY IMPRESSIVE lead ability), then of course later in the song he takes over and noodles like a mad man.

    I'm hoping for a complete 1969 show, or a complete 1972 show. And while I would like a Brian Jones era show for posterity's sake, and because the only live document of that era is the sub-par Got Live If You Want It, I wouldn't be nearly as excited as a Taylor era show. Brian had a lot going on. Charisma, leadership, style, etc. But he wasn't the greatest guitar player.

    Downloading it now. I'm liking it so far. Never get sick of hearing the same songs all the time. How's the Muddy Waters Chicago show?
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    MysteryTrain wrote:
    Downloading it now. I'm liking it so far. Never get sick of hearing the same songs all the time. How's the Muddy Waters Chicago show?

    I haven't heard it yet. I pre-ordered it, but it hasn't shipped yet. Even though the official release date was yesterday.
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    It appears all month long the BBC Radio 6 is going to be putting up Stones concerts, interviews and other stuff. Right now they have the Leeds '71 show up. I've been hoping for this as one of the Archive series. And while this sounds pretty good, it could use with a bit more cleaning up and mixing.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01kcwgm/6_Music_Classic_Concert_The_Rolling_Stones_at_Leeds_University_1971/

    It would appear some of the tracks are out of order though. Or at least in a different order than the "Get Your Leeds Lungs Out" bootleg tracklisting.
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  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Mick says Stones will play this autumn.

    http://www.nme.com/news/the-rolling-stones/64919

    http://www.standard.co.uk/news/celebritynews/stones-will-roll-out-on-tour-to-mark-50th-anniversary-says-sir-mick-jagger-7941838.html
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  • cutz
    cutz Posts: 12,254
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Mick says Stones will play this autumn.

    http://www.nme.com/news/the-rolling-stones/64919

    http://www.standard.co.uk/news/celebritynews/stones-will-roll-out-on-tour-to-mark-50th-anniversary-says-sir-mick-jagger-7941838.html


    Thanks. I wonder where they will play?
  • SatansFuton
    SatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Suntory, a Japanese distillery, is releasing a series of whiskey to commemorate the 50th Anniversary. Only 150 bottles are being produced, and expect to sell for around $6,000. The whiskey is a blend of different whiskey and grains, each coming from a milestone year in the band's career. A '62 Yamazaki from the year of the band's inception, a '71 Yamazaki for the year the tongue and lips logo was created, a '72 Yamazaki malt marking the release of "Exile On Main St." and a Hakushu malt from '90 commemorating the band's first trip to Japan.

    And all in this swanky bottle...

    Rolling-Stones-Whiskey.jpeg

    That's all well and good. But why pay $6k for a bottle of Japanese whiskey when in reality the Stones were Jack fans?

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