Riffhard wrote on May 23^rd, 2012 at 9:35pm:



I'd be surprised and disappointed if thats not one of the six we get this year. It certainly seems to be the 'fans' choice' along with Brussels, and we got THAT one.

Supposedly there were technical problems with the recordings of the first Mocambo show (4th March 1977) rendering the tapes unusable. As far as I'm aware, all the circulating recordings (including the four LYL songs) come from the following night. (the band intros are definitely from the 5th, anyway, as Mick says 'there's the bottom pincher from last night!').

So, IF we get El Mocambo, I think it'll be the 5th March show - but you never know.

By rights, however, we should have at least one release from the Brian Jones era. It would be a travesty to commemorate 50 years of the Stones as a band and ignore that period.

Gazza wrote on May 24^th, 2012 at 7:15am:


I´d be surprised more if they release it!!!

must be very cool if they release Blind Date Revisited with all entire Barbarians and Stones set!!

well, the best activity was in Late 60´s and 70´s, but why dont think in 90´s or 100Club from 80´s...

Gazza wrote on May 24^th, 2012 at 7:15am:



I'm hoping they continue to do it.... seems like it is a win, win... not alot of overhead involved in getting these out, and they seem to enjoy getting them out. The studio catalog deluxe stuff required word and physical releases which don't make money... gaz, thx for the clue.

sweetcharmedlife wrote on May 24^th, 2012 at 6:01pm:

good question

Riffhard wrote on May 25^th, 2012 at 12:40am:



I dont see the existing LYL songs (which have been edited and overdubbed for the most part) being a problem.

After all, there are three songs on the recent Hampton 1981 release that were on 'Still Life' (Lets Spend the Night Together, Shattered, Time is on My Side)

The GLIYWI live ALBUM is a feeble excuse for a 'live album' (it even has two songs which are studio recordings and have audience noise overdubbed!), but the EP of the same name from the UK tour a year earlier is fantastic. IMO their best live release after Ya Yas prior to the Archive series starting.

There are very few circulating concerts from the era with Brian (1962-67) and, unbelievably, there's not a single US audience recording (the only US show that's in cirulation - Brian's last American performance ironically enough - is a show from Honolulu on 28.7.66 which was broadcast on the radio and which also partly circulates as a soundboard)

That show is probably releasable if it were cleaned up a bit . Paris Olympia 1965 too, a show which was professionally recorded.  I doubt it would be possible to make it as high quality as the ones we've had so far, but I think most people wouldnt reasonably expect it to be.

Another problem is that Stones shows back then lasted 25-40 minutes. Any archive release would realistically need to include two of them at the very least.

a June release would be sweet... besides Gazza, nothing else has been rumored that I can find anywhere...
LA 75 was specualated correctly a few days before it was announced...

http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,1619050

Looks like Gazza was right. 

Yes he is !

Hope that he will predict for the next "100 club 1986 "

pass... next!

Pdog wrote on Jun 1^st, 2012 at 8:59am:

aah, as of now I'm underwhelmed. Could change though.

Pdog wrote on Jun 1^st, 2012 at 10:28am:

I'm in.

I simply do not go for the band after Bill left..too important tot eh interplay...they should have gotten Willie weeks rather than Daryll