THE ROLLING STONES - DAC-065 NASTY SONGS

Disc 1
1973 8th September: London, Wembley Empire Pool (1st show)

01 Brown Sugar
02 Gimme Shelter
03 Happy
04 Tumbling Dice
05 Star Star
06 Angie
07 You Can’t Always Get What You Want
08 Dancing With Mr. D.
09 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
10 Midnight Rambler
11 Honky Tonk Women
12 All Down The Line
13 Rip This Joint
14 Jumping Jack Flash
15 Street Fighting Man

Disc 2
1972 26th July : New York City, Madison Square Garden

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Band introduction
13 Bye Bye Johnny
14 Rip This Joint
15 Jumping Jack Flash

CDR->EAC_WAV->FLAC6








disc 1 flac [www.megaupload.com]
disc 2 flac [www.megaupload.com]

disc 1 mp3-320 [www.megaupload.com]
disc 2 mp3-320 [www.megaupload.com]

artworks [www.megaupload.com]


My other posts are here [www.iorr.org]

Many thanks!

Here's what ChrisM has to say about this release. It's not on his DAC page, but found on his NYC 72 page instead.

"Nasty Songs"

(TTCD-5930 DAC-065-1/TTCD-5931 DAC-065-2)

Dog n Cat Records

Wembly-Empire Pool September 8, 1973 1st Show

Sound Quality: Very Good Audience.

CD 1: Brown Sugar 4:01/Gimme Shelter 5:51/Happy 3:10/Tumbling Dice 5:12/Star Star 4:44/Angie 4:48/You Can't Always Get What You Want 9:53/Dancing With Mr. D. 4:28/Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 5:17/Midnight Rambler 13:39/Honky Tonk Women 3:12/All Down The Line 4:20/Rip This Joint 2:12/Jumpin' Jack Flash 3:35/Street Fighting Man 4:55

Madison Square Garden, New York, July 26, 1972

Sound Quality: * Good Audience and Excellent Stereo Soundboard (Best Ever on CD)

CD 2: Brown Sugar 3:40*/Bitch 5:00*/Rocks Off 4:36*/Gimme Shelter 5:52*/Happy 4:03*/Tumbling Dice 4:59*/Love In Vain 6:48/Sweet Virginia 4:34/You Can't Always Get What You Want 8:04/All Down The Line 4:05/Midnight Rambler 12:36/Band Introductions 0:47/Bye Bye Johnny 3:17/Rip This Joint 2:28/Jumping Jack Flash 3:23

Comment: See above comments from "Comeback To England" for CD 1. CD 2 a.k.a "Welcome To New York" is NOT made from old TSP recordings. It's a fine sounding remaster the way it should have been done since the dawning of the CD age. Change you can believe in!

Thanks a lot !
Maybe the best audience tape of Europe 73 ...and the best remaster for NYC birthday show !

Thank you, Stonesmuziekfan.

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drahffir
Comment: See above comments from "Comeback To England" for CD 1. CD 2 a.k.a "Welcome To New York" is NOT made from old TSP recordings. It's a fine sounding remaster the way it should have been done since the dawning of the CD age. Change you can believe in!

so is CD1 taken from vinyl or from watchit's torrent ? and is cd2 taken from some
master tape, before TSP nonoised it ?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-10-10 19:06 by falo01.

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falo01

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drahffir
Comment: See above comments from "Comeback To England" for CD 1. CD 2 a.k.a "Welcome To New York" is NOT made from old TSP recordings. It's a fine sounding remaster the way it should have been done since the dawning of the CD age. Change you can believe in!

so is CD1 taken from vinyl or from watchit's torrent ? and is cd2 taken from some
master tape, before TSP nonoised it ?

Hey Falo, CD1 is taken from the Devils Breath release (which Watchit later posted a speed-corrected version of....it's not "watchit's recording" per see....it was actually "Silver Dagger" who made the recording; he's a poster on IORR).
However, DAC reduced the sound into mono, instead of stereo as on Devils Breath. Also...their EQing was NOT for the better, allthough it's not a disaster

CD2 is a straight copy of watchit's torrent (which UrbanSteel also posted here on IORR....it's on page 1 right now I believe)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2010-10-10 22:42 by Erik_Snow.

thanks for the info erik, so nothing is here that I need ;-)