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At the end of January Tarantura will release LZ Riders In AZ. This is a three disc set documenting the June 28th, 1972 show in Tucson, Arizona, from a good audience recording.
The Brussels Affair ’73 which contains the multi-track soundboard recordings at Forest Nationale, Brussels, Belgium – October 17th, 1973 (1st & 2nd Show) Opening, Brown Sugar, Gimme Shelter, Happy, Tumbling Dice, Star Star, Dancing With Mr. D, Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), Angie, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, Midnight Rambler, Honky Tonk Women, All Down The Line, Rip This Joint, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Street Fighting Man
Related posts:11 Responses to “news and new releases”Subscribes to this topic Comment RSS or TrackBack URLTarantura’s upcoming Zep release looks interesting because of this recording’s infamous history. The hated “Piano Guy” referenced here on T’s cover engaged in extensive written dialogue about hoarding his master tapees of this concert, and boasting about cheating others who sent him money in advance to buy the tapes that he never sent in return. All releases of this recording have been similar in quality, so it’ll be cool to see what Tarantur’s unearthed for this release of a great concert. All this righteous indignation misses the point. “Bootlegs” make available what is officially unavailable. The Stones Brussels show is available through download, not on silver disc (which is our preferred format). Since the Stones have no intention of doing that, others will oblige and provide us with what we want. I really don’t see the problem. Soon there will be no cd’s anymore, then digital is all we’ll have left. At the end of this year many labels disband the CD format only SE’s now and then will be made available. So by then new albums that are only available as official downloads will be made available throught bootleggers? This is an official live release in the new day and age. So we are also going to buy and review pirate copies here Flashpoint, Still Life, Love You Live etc. ? I see your point kads but the cost of the bootleg silver discs will be 2- 3X the cost of the official downloads and the production runs will be tiny so I don’t see this hurting the bands bottom line much…they will see much more losss of revenue from illegal file sharing of the FLACs then they ever will from pirate copies the bootleggers create. Lets face it our hobby is dodgy to begin with. So the next official download release is a properly mixed 81 Hampton PPV audio. Once again the Stones site only offers the U.S. the MP3 version so I am guessing it won’t be long before the no name label pirates the FLAC for this show as well. Wish they would release the PPV video of this show. As good as the bootlegs are it would be nice to have a clean copy from the broadcast masters Sorry the comment area are closed |
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