...so I decided to share with you what I've been doing...besides collecting
Rolling Stones shows...I 'remaster' the recordings to my own liking.
Equalisation, compresion, volume adjustment and editing (not necessarely all
for one remaster!)...sometimes even speed correction...pitch control!

Anyway...I thought this one came out very nice...I took the liberty of renaming
the boot and so I designed new artwork for it as well


Clammy And Wet

Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
Sept. 28th, 1973 (2nd show)

Rubycat remaster, flac files on mega-upload (1 d/l at a time)

part 1 (side A)
part 2 (side
artwork

Brown Sugar
Gimmie Shelter
Happy
Tumbling Dice
@#$%&
Dancing With Mr.D
Angie
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Midnight Rambler
Honky Tonk Women
All Down The Line
Rip This Joint
Jumping Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

NOTE: my copy of this show on cd-r was running to slow so I corrected the speed...
(I used an electronic tuning device)...I also added more bass and did some equalising
on the mid and high. I adjusted the volume as well...
I like the show very much and it sounds like a new one...a very good audience recording
for sure!

Hope anyone will appriciate this remaster

...enjoy ;D

rubycatgirl Wrote:

> NOTE: my copy of this show on cd-r was running to
> slow so I corrected the speed...



What did you use to correct the speed? Was it a (free) software program?

The reason I ask is that I have a recording from Madison Square Garden 1975 that plays too fast and I would like to correct it.

Valeswood, If you post me one song from that show I'll tell you exactly what to do.

Valeswood Wrote:
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> rubycatgirl Wrote:
>
> > NOTE: my copy of this show on cd-r was running
> to
> > slow so I corrected the speed...
>
>
>
> What did you use to correct the speed? Was it a
> (free) software program?
>
> The reason I ask is that I have a recording from
> Madison Square Garden 1975 that plays too fast and
> I would like to correct it.

I used the 'pitch' control from GoldWave and and an electronic tuning device to make sure I had the right key (that tuning device was held in front of the speaker...LOL!)

Thank you !

Yes !!! Thank You!! Rubycat!!

nice work...intresting to know bout remastering...
i use "high soft"often & more volume(max db)
hope someday !!!!!!!!! a good filter to remove scream.........

I play along with the songs if I need to do any speed corrections. I use cooleditpro2 to do any adjustments.

I've always found mega to be really slow, part 2 is going to take me 4 1/2 hours to d/l. I'll try later. Part 1 has a 'd/l limit exceeded. whatever that means

vox12string Wrote:
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> I play along with the songs if I need to do any
> speed corrections. I use cooleditpro2 to do any
> adjustments.
>
> I've always found mega to be really slow, part 2
> is going to take me 4 1/2 hours to d/l. I'll try
> later. Part 1 has a 'd/l limit exceeded. whatever
> that means

...you can only d/l 1 file at the time...and as far as the speed is concerned...I'm not sure but I'm not registered either and I can usealy d/l with 100-150 kb/s...maybe it has todo with location and/or time of day...

...I'm now even d/l ing at full speed (4M...maybe you should just try again...if it's going real slow...
(Dm...I thought I fixed the speed problem...LOL)

Florinda,

Thanks for your offer of help. My recording is on tape so I will transfer it on to my PC over the weekend and post it.

Can somebody post this on yousendit,please.

We all need someone we can lean on

What was the original name of this boot?

FullTilt Wrote:
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> What was the original name of this boot?

OLYMPIA HALL 1973 ( Digger Production DP 9303 )

SFM is fade out at the end

bigbangal Wrote:
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> Can somebody post this on yousendit,please.

What's the problem with mega-upload...I don't understand...?!

Took about 50 minutes to download CD1 and after all that I could not open it!

We all need someone we can lean on

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01-Brown Sugar.flac

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02-Gimme Shelter.flac

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03-Happy.flac

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04-Tumbling Dice.flac

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05-Star....flac

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06-Dancing With Mr D.flac


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07-Angie.flac

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08-You Can't Always Get What You Want.flac


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09-Midnight Rambler.flac

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10-Honky Tonk Women.flac

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11-All Down The Line.flac

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12-Rip This Joint.flac

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13-Jumping Jack Flash.flac

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14-Street Fighting Man.flac



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Munchen-Sept 28-Street F Man.mp3

is this the same.? .but sb..

Thanks Vancouver but still cannot open - message telling me Windows doesn't recognise file type and refers to FILExt?

We all need someone we can lean on

so you can 't play ?

[www.sendspace.com]

decode it to wave

Nope - I'm stumped with this one - are there any other good sound quality concerts from 1973 which have songs from Goats Head Soup on?

We all need someone we can lean on

Could somebody please repost Honky Tonk Women from this set please?

Thank you

here it is :

[download.yousendit.com]

bigbangal
try downloading VLC player that seems to open it

Thanks Yann

Much appreciated

bigbangal Wrote:
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> Nope - I'm stumped with this one - are there any
> other good sound quality concerts from 1973 which
> have songs from Goats Head Soup on?


I may have misunderstood your question. If you haven't gotten them, there are great soundboard/broadcast versions of '73 concerts at Brussels and Wembley. Also, some soundboard tracks from Newcastle and Rotterdam. There are also some decent audience recordings...All contain a few songs from Goats Head Soup.