So sorry if was posted here before



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I would love this one !

A Bigger Bang-show? Hmm...

Well, I'll get it anyway

Where? When?

Where did you find that cover art, Riffbuk?

I just got the cover art from a friend of mine who is their "official" photographer
in Japan

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I just got the cover art from a friend of mine who is their "official" photographer
in Japan

Hope your friend will not be fired soon for the leak. They can start plumbing the pipes

anyone remember the set list ?

I was hoping for a '71 show, but at least this is unheard.

sc uk

The set list

Rough Justice
Live With Me
19th Nervous Breakdown
She's So Cold
Dead Flowers
Back Of My Hand
Ain't To Proud To Beg
--- Introductions
Infamy (Keith)
Oh No, Not You Again
Get Up, Stand Up
Mr. Pitiful
Tumbling Dice
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash (encore)

[www.iorr.org]

Thanks Riffbuk.

This blows the theory that they are only releasing well known bootleg titles - the archive could be "wide open" from now on

sc uk

That is big news - I remember just before the release of LA75 someone came up here with the artwork for LA, too, I think he was from japan either.

So it is very valid, that we will here the Toronto show next, Gazza hinted this before. I don´t know this show at all ... it will be a big suprise for me!

And, straycatuk (you like Brian Setzer?), you are very right! So we can hope for some stuff like Mocambo or London Roundhouse71 (they even sell a t-shirt from that gig on the archive-store) ... let´s hope the best!

The good message here is: anything seems to be possible . .

beside the fact that this is a completely unknown shown, that wasn't available before:
can it get any worse ? I doubt it !



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If they charged $ 10 admission to this show, I wonder what the costs for the downloaded files
will be.

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

If the rest of the show is in the same quality, even playing-wise as the GUSU-video above, I think it will be a good release.

I think it's time for a Brian-era release, though...

Would love this one. They should release the whole concert on DVD and BluRay instead though. The songs that's on The Biggest Bang from this gig are phenomenal. Why only an audio release?

JumpingKentFlash

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Would love this one. They should release the whole concert on DVD and BluRay instead though. The songs that's on The Biggest Bang from this gig are phenomenal. Why only an audio release?

For now... Remember Mick's words: "Lots of lovely things"

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If the rest of the show is in the same quality, even playing-wise as the GUSU-video above, I think it will be a good release.

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed it really.
It must be one of those very few shows where they did not play Tumbling Dice, nor Honky Tonk Women.

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

Right city wrong year. Should be 1977..

I'm happy about this one. Hope there will be many more great concerts to come. Six isn't enough.

Cool, short set list......

Didn't they do the slow, bluesy version of 19th NB at this show???

If this is the real deal I think it is cool. It's refreshing that they would leap forward and issue such an unpredictable show - also it would shut down my long-held suspicion that they would only release Wyman-era shows.

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If the rest of the show is in the same quality, even playing-wise as the GUSU-video above, I think it will be a good release.

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed it really.
It must be one of those very few shows where they did not play Tumbling Dice, nor Honky Tonk Women.

Didn't they play Tumblin' Dice there ... ? Hmmm ...

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marcovandereijk

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DandelionPowderman
If the rest of the show is in the same quality, even playing-wise as the GUSU-video above, I think it will be a good release.

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed it really.
It must be one of those very few shows where they did not play Tumbling Dice, nor Honky Tonk Women.

Didn't they play Tumblin' Dice there ... ? Hmmm ...

Yep, they did: [www.iorr.org]

I'm fine with this so long as they release another 50 shows or so. But if they really stop at six, I consider this a bit of a waste of disk space, as there are dozens of gigs (e.g. the whole daamn '72 tour) I would rather listen to.

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I'm fine with this so long as they release another 50 shows or so. But if they really stop at six, I consider this a bit of a waste of disk space, as there are dozens of gigs (e.g. the whole daamn '72 tour) I would rather listen to.

These Android-stonesarchive releases are a little bit like teasers. And it still works, you can clearly see ...

I'm looking forward to this one, I really enjoyed the 2 tracks on the dvd.

... and I'll remember some really excellent soundboard boots in stereo ...