This gets the Wicked Pissah Award of the day!

I'm getting Ya Yas for sure, love to hear the entire concert, plus the extra DVD .

Heart Of Stone wrote on Jul 2^nd, 2009 at 6:31am:



Its a bit of an odd statement in the press release to mention the 'entire concert' because

a) the album is taken from FOUR shows (3 in New York plus one in Baltimore)
and
b) there's substantial overdubbing on it.

The Stones intended originally to release the album as a double LP including songs from the opening acts, so I'm assuming what this release entails will be all or most of the songs that were worked on for release in 1970 before they decided to reduce it to a 10-song single LP.

Ya Ya's complete!!!!! SWEET!!!!

What does everyone think will be on that DVD????

Gimme Shelter wrote on Jul 2^nd, 2009 at 11:04am:


A full faux version of the concert... baiscally from diferent shows, made to look like one concert... plus Ike n' Tina ect...

Should be badass!!

Wow, something I will actually spend money on!

And I am not really all that interested in a new tour considering the bulk of my related activities would be downloading whatever boots pop up and in 2007 I was pretty appalled with most of the content. If they are going to sound like that it's probably best if they just stay home.

The best news for Stones' fans in a long time. I wonder if any plans are in the pipeline for an album of new material and a tour? Sounds like they are loading for bear with these big release plans.

I have heard nothing about this from any of my sources, but the Stones are famously tight lipped about any big announcements. Curiouser and curiouser.



Riffy

Was not the DECCA '72 Live Set ... a planned double LP ... not '69 ... this is the first I have heard of it ... sounds like someone is starting to release the Vaults a wee bit ... 

I will buy this of course but I need new material. These re-releases do sound like they're getting more interesting. I wonder if the ABB re-issue will include Under The Radar & that other DVD-only song?

[quote author=Gazza link=1246532748/0#0 date=1246532748]Yazid Manou who works for Universal (France) brings the following great news on the reissues front on  IORR this morning :


GET YER YA YA’S OUT 40th ANNIVERSARY EDITION November (tbc)
40th Anniversary special edition multi format release – including the entire concert for the first time ever (incl. support acts B.B. King + Ike & Tina Turner), 5 unreleased tracks as an extra EP and a DVD with never before seen footage & extras.



THE ROLLING STONES LIVE AT THE MAX DVD September (tbc)
The ‘Live (At The Max)’ film follows performances from the spectacular Steel Wheels tour which has its 20th anniversary this year. Shot on the 'IMAX' in London, Berlin and Turin, this is a classic recording was filmed in 1990 on the European leg of their tour, capturing the Stones at their best. DVD will also feature a 35 minute tour documentary.

I have the original Live at the Max dvd but with no docu is the docu a new addition? Gazza? or is it available elsewhere?

Ya - yas sounds VERY interesting.

WE NEED A TOUR  but on the back of a new release for sure.

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^ Why are you so obsessed with Joey's lack of posting skills??!??!?

The new incaranation of Jump Back... will these new liner notes be like the crap we got in Rarities?

hopefully the new footage on that Ya-Ya's DVD is unused Maysles footage, which they have to have tons of, litterally whole shows of Madison Square Garden, Altamont, and a gigantic fucking treasure trove of backstage shenanigans......maybe old Uncle Fred Sessler cutting some lines for Gram and Keith

wiseblood wrote on Jul 2^nd, 2009 at 10:41pm:



ugh no more of that embarrassing rockband shit.

yeah seriously its about time they open up the vaults, theres horrendous amounts of material in there.

(Glad to be back on after a two year sabbatical! I was once known as keithriffhard27, and then today said Fuck it, lets rejoin)

haha thanks dood, although I still havent found out how to put my pictures in my avatar, im such a bitch

I'm happy cause Ya Ya's is my favourite
when it come up??



•••••
I think if my trouser fallin' down 's no good!

i wonder if the ya-ya's reissue has anything to do with the delay of the criterion blu release of gimme shelter (which was supposed to drop months ago). i was hoping for more stuff on that title, like whatever was left, and hopefully more full tunes (and an acoustic set that is in tune   )...

i am setting my sights low on this one, so as not to be disappointed - i will be happy if we get a FULL version of sympathy with this release (too bad it didnt make the ludwig/sacd release, though); anything else will be gravy: more tina and ike, the aforementioned acoustic set - in tune, bb's material...

what was the song that they tied with i'm free..? i am drawing a blank now, but i remember mick t playing a pretty sweet solo in the middle of it - maybe that will see the light of day on this release, too...

not holding my breath, though.

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as for the rock band video game thing... i will have to respectfully disagree with my longtime pal, sia. have you ever played a rhythm game..? they can be pretty fun. but that isnt the point. i believe that those rhythm game platforms will be a HUGE music distribution channel; and the stones aint gonna turn their nose at that. in fact, i would think that they stand a chance to make more $$ and appeal to more new fans via these platforms than they do selling cds at brick and mortar stores (itunes will continue to be the #1 distribution channel). and if the stones get their own game, like the beatles, it has the potential to be realy good, with lots of archival stuff. let's just hope that harmonix (rock band) gets the nod over activision (guitar hero), as the former will take the time and release something worth owning, the latter will just release a greatest hits package as a money grab, imo...

Pdog wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2009 at 8:17am:



Yep.

The time to act on the archives is NOW, not wait for ten years or so when the band is no more and when hardly anyone will be buying CDs.

The Stones' fanbase is ageing and isnt being replaced by new blood (a natural consequence of hardly any material and a ticket price policy which excludes younger fans).

Their contemporaries - most notably Dylan and Neil Young - are able to record and tour as well as open their archives. Marketing wise, being active helps feed the interest for the old material.

The Stones are by contrast in danger of doing their legacy a great disservice because if they leave this kind of stuff for long enough, there may not be enough 'hardcore' fans left to care about these kind of releases. Its even more inexcusable considering the fact that they've been sitting on their arses for the last two years doing nothing.

Hopefully this release plus the Exile one will be the first steps to correcting that.

If they dont have the interest in doing it themselves, then leaving much of the task to a group of people who have the enthusiasm to do it justice (like The Dead and Dylan have done) is the way to go. They had no qualms after all about entrusting Live Licks and Rarities to other people and ended up releasing albums that they clearly hadnt listened to first or taken any involvement in. Hopefully they'll manage to let loose someone on their archives releases who doesnt make such a balls of it as was the case with those travesties

I don't think he's interested in releasing any of that stuff. This is probably more of an ABKCO thing than a Jagger bomb.

Oh what might have been...

the live at the max dvd sounds good.  i am interested to hear more about the "new" exile cd too.

Gimme Shelter wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2009 at 3:16pm:


The only way this would be worth having, is the made a new version that didn't focus 95% on Jagger... otherwise, the movie is boring IMO. The music is great, so i'm more interested in the audio portion... I could look at tour pics from 72 and listen to the concerts from Texas and enjoy that more.

Honky Tonk Man wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2009 at 5:03pm:


not seeing Taylor on Keith play, some really great parts... killed me!!! granted Taylor just played, so not alot to watch outside of his solos, but Keith and his riffs are "one".

macdaddy wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2009 at 9:16am:






macdaddio you make good points all round  and you are correct i am basically talking about the rock game thing from a position of complete ignorance  so fair play for calling me on that.you are right it does have potential  to spread the word. Guess i was getting a bit reactionary thinking why not just get a real guitar and learn to play that

i guess Cartman was right - real guitars are for old people                           

cheers my man  

Honky Tonk Man wrote on Jul 3^rd, 2009 at 5:20pm:



Are you joking? The swap between Taylor / Richards during the rhythm and leads in that L&G video is one of the best things the Stones ever did. The song "Bitch" has never been played properly since Taylor   left because he played that great rhythm riff.. now it's done by the horns mostly. :smile

This sounds exciting, BUT...



Fuck it,

Hopefully we get the complete SFTD and some more. But, I want to see it before I beleive it ! I'm not interested to only get the Ike & Tine Turner part that was rejected by DECCA.

i could do without the Turners and BB sets to be completely honest (not that I dont have the utmost respect for them, just saying lets keep this at a STONES release / 1969 tour retrospective / complete show). It better be complete and in sequence and with great sound or else there's really no point in putting it together. The footage, i'm hoping to Jesus Penis, is great backstage and thorough live stuff........and do the full monty and put out whole shows of both MSG, Baltimore, and Altamont.

this sounds like completist drivel but they HAVE all of this stuff, so why not?!

Surprise the fuck out of me Mick, and make up for the travesty / money grabbing package that is Live Licks.

More of this would be great!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaHfhD9XY0
YouTube - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out !