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The Rolling Stones CD List The Rolling Stones CD List. May 2002 1963-69 LIVE: A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss 2 CD VGP 101 Disc 1 contains 4 tracks from Paris April 18, 1965, 3 tracks from Paris March 29, 1966 and 5 tracks from Paris April 11, 1967. Taken from a recent French rebroadcast incl. radio speaker's announcements in exc. mono soundboard quality. Plus 4 tracks from a Swedish TV special on April 2, 1965. Disc 2 contains the complete shows from Paris April 18, 1965 in exc. mono soundboard quality and Paris April 11, 1967 in good - very good mono soundboard quality. Beat Beat Beat 1CD. 19. Good audience recordings from Sydney Feb 18 1966 and Holland April 15 1967. Beat Beat Beat 1CD 60368 25 BBC tracks in great quality in great Digipak sleeve. Cover features the photo from the rare German 10” LP of the same title. Beat Beat Beat At The Beeb 2CD IU 9428-2, 51 tracks recorded for BBC radio. 1963-1965. Catch Your Dreams (Before They Slip Away) 1CD Black Light Good audience recording from the 1st show of the 1969 tour from Fort Collins, Detroit 07/11/69. Cocaine On A Dentist Chair 2CD VGP 068 Disc 1: Complete show from Los Angeles November 8, 1969 - 2nd. Incl. Midnight Rambler and the concert introduction by Sam Cutler, best of all releases. Disc 2: Live in Champaign November 15, 1969. Good - Very good audience quality. Crackin' Up 1CD CD 04-88006 20. BBC and Tv. Show versions. Devils Disciple 1CD VGP 211, Complete show from Baltimore November 26, 1969. Very good audience quality Melbourne 66 1CD Live At the Palais Theatre Melbourne, Australia 1966. Radio broadcast. Very good radio quality. (with adverts) From Paris to Downunder 1CDR Compilation of live 60’s performances including Melbourne 66. Very good soundboard recordings. Fuck Yer Ya-Ya's Out 1CD VGP 160 Contains tracks from an unmixed acetate for Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out. Very good - Excellent stereo soundboard quality. Get Satisfaction If You Want TSP-CD-003 21 Best of the BBC recordings. 1963-1965. 21 tracks. Get Yer Ya Yas Out 1CD SLK 16670-P Remastered version of the 1970 live LP. together with 4 bonus tracks. Digipak. Gimme Shelter The Millennium Edition 1CD 20 tracks. Complete audio recording from the newly remastered US. DVD. Superb sound and includes all the new material contained in the DVD. 1 The Rolling Stones CD List. May 2002 Hyde Park 1969 2CD The Swingin' Pig TSP-CD-023-2 Complete show from Hyde Park 1969. Very good - Excellent mono soundboard quality. Hyde Park 1969 1CD Bon Bon 844738-2, Very Good soundboard recording taken from Radio Broadcast. Includes some voiceovers. It's No Hanging Matter 2CD VGP-096 San Diego 10/11/69 & New York 27/11/69. Very good audience recordings. Jersey Devils 6CD Empress Valley. Discs 1-4 Complete shows from New Jersey. 5/6 November complete shows. Discs 5-6 November mixed with tracks from Seattle 15/10. Very good soundboard recordings. The Killer Festival 2CD VGP 113 Complete show from Altamont Dec. 6, 1969. Very good audience quality, best of all releases. Live In Washington 1969 & More 1CD ML 9637 12 Live Tracks from Baltimore not Washington. Very good audience quality. Live'r Than You'll Ever Be - 30th Anniversary edition. 1CD Morph07 Complete show from Oakland November 9, 1969 - 2nd. The classic remastered. Miami Pop Festival 1CD VGP 117, Complete show at the Miami Pop Festival in Palm Beach November 30, 1969. Good - very good audience quality. MSG 69 1CD Torn and Frayed Excellent Mickboy remaster of this classic 1969 concert. Very Good audience recording. Complete show. Pot Boiler 1CD VGP-265 Complete show from Oakland, CA. USA November 9 1969. 1st show. Very good audience recording. Reelin' And Rockin 2CD VGP-274 Contains rare excerpts from the Little Boy Blue and the Blue boys demo tape from 1961 as well as the recently discovered track from 1964 "Reeling and Rockin". The rest of this two disc set consists of live recordings from Paris 65, Sydney 66, London 66 and Vienna 67. Good quality audience recording. Rolling Stones Live 1 CD 109 SW-37 13 TV. Tracks from Ed Sullivan Show 1964-1969. San Diego '69 1CD The Swingin' Pig TSP-CD-214, Complete show from San Diego November 10, 1969. Excellent audience recording. The Sky Pilots 2CD VGP-031 27 tracks. Good audience recording with 12 tracks from Phoenix, Arizona, USA November 11 1969 and 14 tracks from Amsterdam, Holland October 9 1970. Stones In The Park 1 CD LLRCD 032 16 Hyde Park 69 Complete Concert. USA 1969 Tour soundboard compilation 1CD Revival, Various SBD tracks from Oakland, Nov.9th [2nd show] 9 trks. Detroit, Nov.24th [1st show] 3 trks.; Baltimore, Nov.26th 1 trk.; and London, Dec.14th 1 trk. 2 The Rolling Stones CD List. May 2002 1970 - 1973 LIVE: Advantage Melbourne 1CD Outsider Bird Records OBR 458 CD 026 Complete show from Melbourne February 18, 1973 - 2nd. Very good audience quality. Special blue cardboard cover. Ahmet Ertegun, Thank You Kindly C2C01, Fort Worth, 14 tracks June 24th 1972 soundboard in best ever quality. All Meat Music 2CD VGP-283 Nicaraguan Earthquake Benefit Concert from Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, CA. USA January 18, 1973. Very good audience recording taken from tape source. Best quality available of this show. Bedspring Symphony Revisited 1CD Mighty Diamonds 2001 15 tracks. Excellent soundboard recordings from Brussels, London and Newcastle 73. In rare digipack. Birmingham Odeon 1973 1CD Oh Boy 1-9168, Complete show from Birmingham September 19, 1973 -1st. This is the best Birmingham 1973 release. Brussels Affair 1973 1CD Chameleon Records CHAM 8812 Radio show recordings from 1973. Brown Sugar, Happy and Gimme Shelter taken from the new KBFH broadcast Burning At The Hollywood Palladium 1CD TMQ 71057 12 tracks. Taken from the classic vinyl bootleg. Very good audience recording from Hollywood, CA June 9 1972. Cologne 1970 1CD VGP 049, 12 tracks from Cologne September 18, 1970. Good - very good audience quality, taken from tape. Can You Hear The Mobile (Tour Rehearsals 73) VGP 2CD Rotterdam rehearsals 1973 Drive Me Crackers 1CD, Black N' Blue RSBB-1001, Complete show from Norfolk July 5, 1972. Dragon Slayers 1CD S.B.R. 003 VGP 001 Contains the complete Ladies and Gentleman The Rolling Stones soundtrack. Farewell Tour Coventry 71 1CD VGP-095 Good audience recording of this rare show from the farewell UK tour. Fort Worth Express 1CD C2C 01, incomplete show from Fort Worth June 24, 1972 - 2nd. Incl. Don't Lie To Me. Excellent Soundboard quality. From The Vault VGP-100 1CD Great collection of tracks. Including “Sympathy For The Devil” from Paris 1970 in superb quality. Get Your Leeds Lungs Out Revisited TSP-CD-215. Excellent soundboard recording from Leeds University 07/13/71. 3 The Rolling Stones CD List. May 2002 Goodnight Vienna 2CD VGP 009, Complete show from Vienna September 1, 1973. Very good audience quality, best available. Remastered version of 100 Years Ago (0501 W / VGP 009). Added with the track That's the Way God Planned It by Billy Preston's God Squad with Mick Taylor from the same day. Happy Birthday Nicky - Live In Perth 2CD Oh Boy 2-9039, Disc 1 contains 11 tracks from Perth February 24, 1973. Disc 2 contains 14 tracks from Sydney February 26, 1973. Both in Excellent stereo soundboard quality. Headin' For An Overload 2CD Totonka CD PRro 18 Radio show recordings from 1973. Disc 1 contains the KBFH broadcast from September 9, 1974. Disc 2 contains the KBFH broadcast from November 24, 1974 Ice Cream In The Foyer C2C12 Single CD.12. Very good audience recording from Essen, Germany 10 July 1970. I Think It's Gonna Rain Again Today. 2CD TKT Nearly complete show from Adelaide, Australia, Feb 21 1973. Good - very good audience quality In Exotic Honolulu 2CD, VGP 040, Contains both shows from Honolulu January 21, 1973 - 1st and 2nd. Very good audience quality, Jack Daniel's On Tour 1 CD. VGP-111 Jack Daniels On Tour 16 Live audience from 72. Keep Your Motor Runnin 1CD VGP-243 13 tracks. 11 tracks from soundboard source from Philadelphia, Fort Worth and Houston 72. Includes 2 bonus tracks of the rare outtakes of Brown Sugar and Wild Horses originally released on the very first pressings of the US. Hot Rocks LP. Ladies and Gentlemen 1CD Mighty Diamonds 2002 17 tracks. Excellent soundboard recordings from the 1972 US tour. In rare digipack. Live In Leeds 1CD Morph 22 Excellent remaster of this bootleg classic with bonus tracks Dead Flowers (outtake) and Let It Rock. (stereo version) The Lost Brussels 1CD VGP 088, Complete show from Brussels October 17, 1973 - 1st. Excellent stereo soundboard quality except Star Star in good audience quality. The Lost Marquee Tapes 1971 2CD VGP 030, Disc 1 contains the recordings from London March 26, 1971. Excellent mono soundboard quality, unmixed source, no additional audience overdubs. Incl. the 2nd versions of I Got The Blues and Bitch. Plus the new dress rehearsals of Brown Sugar and Bitch. Disc 2 is a copy of the bootleg LP London Roundhouse (TMQ 71029), incl. Prodigal Son. The Loveliest Night Of Seattle 72 2CD IMP-CD 034/035 Seattle, WA 6/4/72, 2nd NYC, NY 7/26/72 Very good audience quality. Midnight Magic 2CD VGP-188 Very good audience recording from San Francisco, 8th of June 1972. Nasty Music – 20 Bit Master Recording1CD VGP Remixed tracks from the classic 1973 recordings Plug In Flush Out 4CD VGP-259 Soundboard tracks from Philadelphia and Fort Worth, Houston.
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