The Oakland 94 show was Halloween I believe and there is a great DVD boot I have taken off the rear projector screen behind the band. It is one of the better 94 shows imho and the DVD quality is very good.

Does anyone know,why Paris-70 isn´t seeding? I was away for about 3hours,and Azureus doesn´t do anything!

"existing data file length too large"  what does this mean?

I´ll start this again,somehow,once i figure out whats wrong!

Must be the same,theres only that one source,which is actually coming from me....to wider circulation.
Great gig,awful quality!

Pauli wrote on Jan 22^nd, 2009 at 2:11pm:


Thanks Pauli,
My traded CDr seems to be lossy, so I go for this one.
Hope someone starts seeding.....

New on the RO - tracker :
(with many thanks to the original uploader and seeders at HungerCity)

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The Rolling Stones
Pavillon de Paris
DAC-046

Silver CDs -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC

Artwork included

Pavillon de Paris (Les Abattoirs), Paris, France, June 4, 1976, very good audience

CD1

01. Intro
02. Honky Tonk Women
03. If You Can't Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
04. Hand Of Fate
05. Hey Negrita
06. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
07. Fool To Cry
08. Hot Stuff
09. Star Star
10. You Gotta Move
11. Angie
12. You Can't Always Get What You Want
13. Band Introductions
14. Happy
15. Tumbling Dice
16. Nothing From Nothing
17. Outta Space
18. Midnight Rambler

CD2

01. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
02. Brown Sugar
03. Jumping Jack Flash
04. Street Fighting Man

mono remixes for Les Abattoirs telecast 1976, exc. mono soundboard

05. Honky Tonk Women (June 6)
06. Hand Of Fate (June 6)
07. Fool To Cry (June 7)
08. Hot Stuff (June 7)
09. Star Star (June 6)
10. Angie (June 4)
11. Tumbling Dice (June 7)
12. Outta Space (June 7)
13. Midnight Rambler (June 7)
14. Jumping Jack Flash (June 6)
15. Street Fighting Man (June 6)

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Do not convert to lossy format (it's already ) 

As I said before the DAC source seems to be lossy !!!!
I added a spectral analyze within the files so you all can judge by yourself.
My traded CDRs looks exactly the same.

rogerriffin wrote on Jan 23^rd, 2009 at 11:31pm:


http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=4175
http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=4194
http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=4233

Thanks for the Paris-76,,,i´ve had it,but i´ve lost another cd of it,i think that my cdr was from another tapesource.

I have 2nd day 5.6.76,do you want it on the tracker?,,Vg audience recording.

Does anyone have Stuttgart 3.8.2006,,my download seems to be destroyed,i still need it!

About my Paris-70 set,theres something wrong there,i´ve been uploading it 2days,almost 3,and it never "ready",so maybe i must destroy
that torrent,and do it again?
Let me know!!

yeah its missing,because it was too big,it dint´t work at all,well it stopped seeding,after removing infos,
it worked again!

But,i can re-work it if your download won´t work!

Here are some interesting torrents I found on the net.

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=233204

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=233121

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=230086

http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=4422

http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=4139

http://www.tapecity.org/showthread.php?p=59796

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=203276

Check them out!

I think i have to destroy torrent,and start seeding it again there was something wrong with it,by the azureus,it said
that the TEXT file was too large,by itself,it quit seeding.

Then i cut that text part a bit,it started seeding again...but not as it supposed to.

New Orleans-89 is next


so does anyone have STUTTGART-2006?

So its just me over here,never mind!

more 1989 tour!

Decent 89 recording,and one of the Longest shows they ever done.
And one of my favorites from 89 shows.

Aduiotape--nakamichi tapedeck--harman&kardon 20channel equalizer---
philipps stand aloneburner--waw--flac-you

East Troy,Wisconsin Alpine Valley 8.9.1989

cd 1
1 intro&start me up
2 bitch
3 sad sad sad
4 undercover
5 harlem shuffle
6 tumbling dice
7 miss you
8 ruby tuesday
9 play with fire
10 one hit to the body
11 mixed emotions
12 honky tonk women

Cd 2
1 rock and a hard pl.
2 midnight rambler
3 you can´t allways get what you want
4 little red rooster
5 before they make me run
6 happy
7 paint it black
8 2000 light years from home
9 sympathy for the devil
10 gimme shelter

cd 3
1 introductions
2 it´s only r´r
3 brown sugar
4 satisfaction
5 jumping jack flash

sorry no artwork,ENJOY!

Just find this one on Hunger city

Live in Germany '73 - extended edition
Idol Mind Productions IMP-PV-802
DVD-5
with Japanese subtitles

Lineage:

Trade DVDR - DVD Decrypter - Maketorrent - you

GSpot Data:

LPCM-Audio

MPEG-2, NTSC, 720 x 480, 7559 kbps, aspect ratio 4:3

Tracklist:

Chapter 1:

The Rolling Stones - Live in Cologne '73
"Super 8 movie" syc. with original live sound 04.09.1973
+ extra 'Street fighting man' in Frankfurt

- Brown sugar
- Gimme shelter
- Happy
- Star Star
- DooDooDooDooDoo (Heartbreaker)
- Midnight rambler
- Band introduction
- Honky tonk woman
- Rip this joint
- Jumping Jack Flash
- Street fighting man (Frankfurt)

Chapter 2:

Billy Preston & The Rolling Stomes
"OGWT" archives
Telecasted on 23.10.1973

- Interview Billy Preston & Bob Harris
- Street fighting man  (Frankfurt '73)

Chapter 3:

Keith Richards & The Rolling Stones
"OGWT" archives
Telecasted on 01.10.1974

- Intro by Bob Harris
- Ain' t too proud to beg
- Interview Keith Richards & Bob Harris

Chapter 4:

The Rolling Stones - German TV special 1973
"Treffpunkt" archives
Telecasted in September 1973

- Intro
- Interview with Mick Jagger


Artwork can be found here

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/4934/liveingermany73eb6.jpg


Enjoy!!
http://www.hungercity.org/details.php?id=3234

On the tracker:

Training Wheels (Social Graces 001/002)

Air Studios, Monserrat, West Indies - March 29th to May 5th, 1989

Disc 1 (43:24):  Blinded By Love, Terrifying, Continental Drift (Instrumental), Break The Spell, Can’t Be Seen, For Your Precious Love, Fancyman Blues, Slipping Away (Instrumental)

Disc 2 (39:42):  Rock And A Hard Place, Ready Yourself, Sad Sad Sad, Mixed Emotions, Almost Hear You Sigh, Giving It Up, Hearts For Sale, Hold On To Your Hat

When the eighty minute long Steel Wheels sessions were introduced several years ago, it represented only about half of what was available.  A well known collector wrote on the Hotwacks website that we need to be patient for even more material.  Two years later it has surfaced on Training Wheels on the new Social Graces label.  Eighty more minutes of outtakes are on these discs and are infinitely more interesting than those that came before.  Many of the takes on the earlier tape were minor variations in the mix, but these date much earlier in the sessions with well known songs in a much more primitive state of development.  The sound quality isn’t as good as on the earlier tape but is still excellent.

The tape begins with Mick saying to Keith “let’s do it” before Keith counts in and they play “Blinded By Love.”  At this early stage the song lacks the organ and fiddle in the instrumentation but has acoustic guitar, bass and drums.  Mick slurs many of the words and Keith joins in loudly during the chorus and the song ends with some banter.  This is followed by a rehearsal of “Terrifying” with the same basic instruments as the final version but with Jagger slurring through an early draft of the lyrics.  “Continental Drift” is the basic rhythm instruments but lacking lyrics and the Moroccan overdubs.

“Break The Spell” begins with a short tune up and count in.  It sounds the same as the other versions but the vocals are buried very deep in the mix.  “Can’t Be Seen” follows and is a longer run through than on the earlier tape.  “For Your Precious Love” is a second run through of the Jerry Butler cover.  It is slightly longer than the more polished version on the other tape.  This also includes a count-in and played in a different key.  ”Fancyman Blues” differs with a different Chuck Leavell piano  melody and the first disc ends with a beautiful instrumental version of “Slipping Away.”

“Rock And A Hard Place” has a count-in and lacks horns and female backing singers.  Both the commercial version and the alternate mix on the earlier tape is the most slickly produced track on the entire album, but this outtake is more guitar oriented and is driven by the funk bass line.  Jagger gives a basic vocal take including instructions and encouragement throughout.  The outtake “Ready Yourself” on the earlier tape is purely instrumental but at this early stage includes lyrics sung by Richards.  “Sad Sad Sad” and “Mixed Emotions” are both at a primitive stage with different vocal tracks and lack the slick production on both Steel Wheels and Monitor Mixes.

An excellent revelation is “Giving It Up,” a song known to have been demoed at the time but never surfaced until now.  Like much of the material it is an interesting mid-tempo ballad with Mick on vocals but it never advanced past this stage.  However it is great to finally hear the song and there are several other songs known to be recorded at Monserrat which haven’t surfaced yet including “Sweet Thing,” ”Three Oceans,” “When I Get To Thinking,” “You’ve Got Some Nerve,” “Hot Line,” “Hang On,” and “Gangsters Moll.”  “Sweet Thing” and “Hang On Tonight” (aka “Hang On To Me Tonight”) were later used by Jagger on his solo album Wandering Spirit.  The complete running time of the tape clocks in at about eighty-three minutes,  just too long to fit onto one CD.  If Social Graces were to trim three minutes it would have fit.  However it is great to finally have more outtakes from these sessions and hopefully this new label will continue with great Stones releases in the future.  

Lineage: original CD - ripped w/ JetAudio to FLAC 5 - tested w/ TLH, torrent - RO tracker - you