With the bootleg series been released so far the previous live cd's specially Love you live,Still Life and Flashpoint are useless?

Maybe the only reasons for listening to them now are the Mocambo songs and Highware. Can those edited shows compite with a full live concert?

Well... it depends...

Only 4 tracks on "Still Life" come from Hampton but you also have Goin' to a go go, Let me go and Twenty Flight Rock
from Largo, satisfaction from Tempe, Under my Thumb from NJ/NY area and Start me up from Chicago

None of the tracks on "Love You Live" come from Los Ángeles, you have sides 3 and 4 from El Mocambo (1977), 9 tracks from Les Abattoirs in Paris (1976), Finger print file and IORR from Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto (1975) and SFTD comes from Inglewood Forum in Los Ángeles (1975) so only three songs from 1975 and all different

On Flashpoint there are three tracks from Tokyo, two from the show on February 27 (JJF and Ruby Tuesday) and only SFTD comes from the show on February 26, so only one song is on both releases.

http://www.rocksoff.org/liverecordings-albums.htm

So... Enjoy all  :willya

True, but I see his point.  

Other than the fact that i was at the NJ shows...I have no use for Still Life...one of the worst live albums of any band...

I love Flashpoint though...a turning point ( for better or worse) for the band as a live unit.

The live albums have been useless since I started collecting bootlegs

the live albums are over edited, making them useless from the day they were released, but... still have fun listening to some of them or did...

Love You Live is still better than pretty much any boot I've heard from the '75-'76 period.

No Stones album is useless;-)

Ya-Yas???

I think what he is talking about are the bootleg releases found here: http://www.stonesarchive.com/bootlegs/ as opposed to the live albums Love You Live, Still Life, Flashpoint, etc.

The oldest release in the series is from 1973, so Ya Ya's is older than that.

captainglassback wrote on Nov 6^th, 2012 at 5:37am:

Ya-Yas???

Right,their is Ya Ya's. Then their is everything else. :keithpunky

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Nov 5^th, 2012 at 2:59pm:

Well... it depends... Only 4 tracks on "Still Life" come from Hampton but you also have Goin' to a go go, Let me go and Twenty Flight Rock from Largo, satisfaction from Tempe, Under my Thumb from NJ/NY area and Start me up from Chicago None of the tracks on "Love You Live" come from Los Ángeles, you have sides 3 and 4 from El Mocambo (1977), 9 tracks from Les Abattoirs in Paris (1976), Finger print file and IORR from Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto (1975) and SFTD comes from Inglewood Forum in Los Ángeles (1975) so only three songs from 1975 and all different On Flashpoint there are three tracks from Tokyo, two from the show on February 27 (JJF and Ruby Tuesday) and only SFTD comes from the show on February 26, so only one song is on both releases. http://www.rocksoff.org/liverecordings.htm http://www.rocksoff.org/liverecordings-albums.htm So... Enjoy all  :willya

Only 3 of the 4 Hampton '81 songs come from the telecast (18th)..Just My Imagination is from the following night.

Only Side 3 of the original LYL is El Mocambo (4 songs). Probably all from the second night (5th March) - two clues, one is the long rumour that the tapes from the first night were unusable and the fact that in the band intros Mick says 'There's the bottom pincher from LAST night' (ie the 4th)

There are two other Toronto songs on it (Fingerprint File and IORR) but theyre from 17th June 1975 at Maple Leaf Gardens

SFTD on Love You Live comes from 9th July in LA. The archive release is from 13th July. The circulating pro shot video which the official site show clips from as if its the same concert as the archive release is actually the 11th July show.

The rest are from three of the four Paris shows, with If You Cant Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud coming from Earls Court 27.5.76.

Worth remembering too that in most of the cases where the songs released on live albums have ended up on archve releases, the live album versions are often overdubbed and/or edited.

Spank me Ronnie  :kissmyass :kissmyass

Of course I know that only side 3 of "Love You Live" comes from El Mocambo... my mistake adding side 4

Anyway I enjoy both, Love You Live and La Friday a lot, too different and great