The Rolling Stones - So Much Younger Than Today (1966-07-28) FLAC

GENRE: Rock |Rock'N'Roll
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE:  185 mb (3% Recovery) 

From radio broadcast of show at the International Sports Centre, Honolulu, Hawaii, on 28 July 1966 (date has also been given as the 29th). Last show of the 1966 US tour, and Brian Jones's last performance in the USA.
Label : The Swingin’ Pig (TSP 012)

TRACKLIST:

1. Intro / Not Fade Away (3:44)
2. The Last Time (2:54)
3. Paint It Black (3:37)
4. Lady Jane (3:24)
5. Mother’s Little Helper (2:45)
6. Get Off Of My Cloud (3:05)
7. 19th Nervous Breakdown (4:08)
8. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (5:46)

Total Time - 29:23

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The Rolling Stones - Austria (1970) FLAC

GENRE: Rock | Rock'N'Roll
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 287 mb (3% Recovery) 

Live concert (definitely not from 1970, more likely from after 1975 and probably from different sources/concerts), available for purchase at big retailers and road stores, even though it is from dubious origins. CD has no information at all about the recordings. Audio also comes from various sources, and quality varies.

Tracks 12-14 are not mentioned on the cover.
Even though it is written Austria 1972 on the cover, it is spelled as "Austria 1970" on spine and onto the CD.

Track 13 has multiple digital noise problems, from source.

TRACKLIST:
1. Around and Around [03:53]
2. Little Red Rooster [05:07]
3. Stray Cat Blues [01:16]
4. Hot Stuff [05:08]
5. Fool To Cry [00:48]
6. Star Star [04:29]
7. Let's Spend The Night Together [00:46]
8. You Gotta Move [03:33]
9. Route 66 [03:42]
10. Wild Horses [06:21]
11. Honky Tonk Women [03:39]
12. Bonus Track Around Around Reprise
13. Bonus Track Hot Stuff Reprise
14. Bonus Track  You Gotta Movev

Playing Time.........: 50:36



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The Rolling Stones - Live At Rupp Arena 1981 (1981-12-11)FLAC

GENRE: Rock | Rock'N' Roll
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE: 979 mb (3% Recovery) 

Soundboard  Live Recording at Rupp Arena, Lexington Kentucky in December 11, 1981
(Empress Valley EVSD401/402)

TRACKLIST:

Disc 1:
Take The A Train
Under My Thumb
When The Whip Comes Down
Let’s Spend The Night Together
Shattered
Neighbours
Black Limousine
Just My Imagination
Twenty Flight Rock
Going To A Go Go
Let Me Go
Time Is On My Side
Beast Of Burden
Waiting On A Friend
Let It Bleed

Disc 2:
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Band Introductions
Little T & A
Tumbling Dice
She’s So Cold
Hang Fire
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Brown Sugar
Start Me Up
Jumping Jack Flash
(I Can't Get No)Satisfaction

NOTES:
The Rolling Stones played two shows in the state of Kentucky during the Still Lifetour in 1981.  The first was in Louisville on November 3rd.  They returned five weeks later for a show at the Rupp Arena in Lexington.  On the simply named Live At Rupp Arena 1981, Empress Valley presents the same virtually complete soundboard recording that first surfaced on Kentucky Fried Rockers Vol. 2 (Dog N Cat DAC-024).

The soundboard is very clear and has a nice balance between the rhythm section, vocals and guitars.  There are times when the soundboard misses cues like when the saxophone comes in during “Miss You” and sometimes the guitars are buried like in “Shattered.”  There are two small gaps in the tape.  The first starts five seconds in “Let Me Go,” right after the opening riff, to 1:46 and the second is in “Tumbling Dice” from fifty-two seconds to 3:29.      

The performance is okay although this is a show where the band sounds a bit tired and hazy.  Mick Jagger mocks confusion about the location:  “I woke up this morning and where was I?  Shidoobee, Shidoobee Shidoobee.”  It sounds as if someone off mic tells him and he then greets Lexington.  The band tune their instruments a bit before starting “Shattered.”

The show achieves some intensity with the longer jamming numbers such as “Just My Imagination,” “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” and “Miss You.”  Listening to Wood and Richards interacting with the saxophone of Ernie Watts belies the assessment of the Stones on this tour as “pure entertainers.”  Nevertheless, this late in the tour the performances were extremely slick and professional which describes much of this performance. 

Empress Valley employ a basic double slimline jewel case with photos from the tour and tour poster’s painting.  A third title with this tape was released from Europe titled Lexington, Kentucky, December 11, 1981 on Crossfire Hurricane which is probably the same edit of the two sources in the same sound quality. 

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The Rolling Stones - 50 And Counting (O2 Arena) 2012-11-25 FLAC

GENRE: Rock | Rock'N'Roll
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac) 
SIZE:915 mb (3% Recovery)

Recording from first of five “50 And Counting” performances of The Rolling Stones. Live at the O2 Arena, London, November 25, 2012.



LONDON—The Rolling Stones were set to rock London on Sunday in their first stadium concert for five years as the band mark half a century together.
Excited fans who paid up to ?406 ($650, 500 euros) for a standard seat, and in some cases thousands of pounds more through ticket re-selling sites, gathered at London’s O2 Arena for the first of two sold-out gigs there.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood will be joined by their original bass player Bill Wyman for the first time in two decades in Sunday’s concert.
The show is the first of five “50 And Counting” performances to mark the Stones’ 50th anniversary, with a second show at the O2 on Thursday and three in New York and Newark, New Jersey next month.
While the band has attracted criticism for the high price of tickets for the concerts, diehard fans have not been deterred. Some believe it may be their last chance to the see the ageing rockers in action.
Jill Roberts, a 52-year-old housewife from England who was making her way into the O2 for the concert, said: “It’s hard to justify that kind of money but a lot of people were prepared to pay it.
“It’s an awful lot of money but I guess it’s just a one-time thing. I don’t think I’ll be coming again anyway.”
She first saw the Stones play eight years ago. “I want to experience it again, because they are such good musicians,” she said.
The band have been rehearsing in Paris, where they played a concert for just 350 people at a small club on October 26, although tickets for that surprise gig were priced at just 15 euros (?20).
US music magazine Billboard reported in August that the Stones would earn a total of $25 million for the four shows — and that was before the extra gig in New York’s Barclays Center on December 8 was added to the itinerary.

TRACKLIST:

01. Intro
02. I Wanna Be Your Man
03. Get Off Of My Cloud
04. It's All Over Now
05. Paint It Black
06. Gimme Shelter (with Mary J. Blige)
07. Wild Horses
08. All Down The Line
09. I'm Going Down (with Jeff Beck)
10. Out Of Control
11. One More Shot
12. Doom And Gloom
13. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It) (with Bill Wyman)
14. Honky Tonk Women (with Bill Wyman)
15. Band Introductions
16. Before They Make Me Run
17. Happy
18. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
19. Miss You
20. Start Me Up
21. Tumbling Dice [incomplete]
22. Brown Sugar
23. Sympathy For The Devil
24. You Can't Always Get What You Want (with London Youth Choir)
25. Jumpin' Jack Flash

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