What would say are the best shows from each tour, from 1965 to 1989?
And where could I find them in MP3 format?

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StickyStones wrote on Apr 6^th, 2012 at 4:57pm:

What would say are the best shows from each tour, from 1965 to 1989? And where could I find them in MP3 format?

Just buy the archive releases they've been making available. The three so far are from different tours and well respected,widely bootlegged shows that are good sound quality.For a very cheap price. That's the closet you'll probably come. Plus tehir are three releases still to come.

scl make a good point... and if you want mp3's of bootlegs, just google, it's everywhere on the internet...

'65 Paris radio ...
'66 Hawaii show
'67 Paris again ...
'68 rest ...
'69 LiveR than You'll Ever Be ...
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sweetcharmedlife wrote on Apr 8^th, 2012 at 12:51pm:

StickyStones wrote on Apr 6th, 2012 at 4:57pm: What would say are the best shows from each tour, from 1965 to 1989? And where could I find them in MP3 format? Just buy the archive releases they've been making available. The three so far are from different tours and well respected,widely bootlegged shows that are good sound quality.For a very cheap price. That's the closet you'll probably come. Plus tehir are three releases still to come.

The thing is, isn't the stuff they're releasing tinkered with? I don't want to hear an authentic "live bootleg" where mistakes are fixed up by Bob Clearmountain, I want to hear the little mistakes and fuck ups, and I don't want a "live bootleg" where players are put lower in the mix (For example, I heard on the released version of Brussels 73 Taylor was lowered in the mix)

Oh, for goodness sakes.  I checked.  Here's a good one.   It works.

http://bootleg-addiction.blogspot.com/2011/03/rolling-stones-welcome-to-australia.html

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