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Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-05 00:38 by kream.

Hi

It's an audience recording.
Uneven audience, some pretty good, other parts a bit bassy.

completed

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-07-30 19:17 by UrbanSteel.

how can i decode it to mp3?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-07-30 19:18 by UrbanSteel.

Anybody with pictures from this show?

I plucked this particular torrent from Dime two years ago. But found out it is actually the New York Palladium show from 1978 when comparing it with the Wolfgangs Vault soundboard release of Detroit 78.

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Britney
I plucked this particular torrent from Dime two years ago. But found out it is actually the New York Palladium show from 1978 when comparing it with the Wolfgangs Vault soundboard release of Detroit 78.

Is this true? Doe this mean there is no complete Detroit '78 out there?
[I would have checked myself but the links are dead]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-04 02:21 by blakeeik.

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Britney
I plucked this particular torrent from Dime two years ago. But found out it is actually the New York Palladium show from 1978 when comparing it with the Wolfgangs Vault soundboard release of Detroit 78.

Is this true? Doe this mean there is no complete Detroit '78 out there?
[I would have checked myself but the links are dead]

All of Detroit is available, most are available in soundboard save for 5 (far away eyes, respectable, sweet little sixteen, brown sugar, and jumpin' jack flash). UrbanSteel has W.V.'s version posted on IORR the last three (sweet little sixteen, brown sugar, and jumpin' jack flash) are from Houston, not Detroit.

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Britney
I plucked this particular torrent from Dime two years ago. But found out it is actually the New York Palladium show from 1978 when comparing it with the Wolfgangs Vault soundboard release of Detroit 78.

Is this true? Doe this mean there is no complete Detroit '78 out there?
[I would have checked myself but the links are dead]

All of Detroit is available, most are available in soundboard save for 5 (far away eyes, respectable, sweet little sixteen, brown sugar, and jumpin' jack flash). UrbanSteel has W.V.'s version posted on IORR the last three (sweet little sixteen, brown sugar, and jumpin' jack flash) are from Houston, not Detroit.

Yes - my point is, where can you find Sweet Little 16, JJF, and Brown Sugar from Detroit 1978? Not on a SB source, and not on the audience source, so where are they?

I have a complete detroit ( i hope )
It comes from a tape that i have trade many years ago.
A friend of my have transfered this to cd
It is not so good sound

Ray

Rolling Stones - Abandoned In Detroit (Dog N Cat DAC-068)

Masonic Temple Auditorium, Detroit, MI - July 6th, 1978

Disc 1: Let It Rock, All Down The Line, Honky Tonk Women, Star Star, When The Whip Comes Down, Lies, Miss You, Beast Of Burden, Just My Imagination, Shattered

Disc 2: Introduction, Love In Vain, Tumbling Dice, Happy, Sweet Little Sixteen (July 19 Houston), Brown Sugar (July 19 Houston), Jumping Jack Flash (July 19 Houston), Respectable (July 6 Detroit audience), Far Away Eyes (July 6 Detroit audience)

Abandoned In Detroit is the fourth permutation of the KBFH tape from Detroit to be released. The tape’s posting online was a good thing since only a handful of songs have circulated from a professional source. There were some problems though. Two songs from Some Girls, “Respectable” and “Far Away Eyes” were not included although it is presumed they were taped. Wolfgang’s Vault didn’t note that the final three songs, “Sweet Little Sixteen,” “Brown Sugar,” and “Brown Sugar” are not from Detroit but from the July 19 show in Houston (Jagger clearly greets Houston before “Brown Sugar”). All of the silver releases deal with this situation in various ways.

The first to surface is the non-label one disc title Rolling Stones ‘78. All sixteen songs that were posted online were copied on the disc and the manufactures do point out the correct source for the final three songs. Keeping It Simple (White Widow) followed soon after and is pretty much the same except the sixteen songs are spread out over two discs and there is evidence of the music being downloaded with “swishing” residue over the music. Can’t Forget The Motor City (Vintage Masters Premium Series VM-005A/ include “Respectable,” “Far Away Eyes,” and “Street Fighting Man” from the Fort Worth soundboard and round out the release with other KBFH tracks to produce a mini-Handsome Girls release.

Dog N Cat make the proper notation for the final three songs and include the two missing tracks from the audience recording of the Detroit show at the end of disc two. It may have been a better idea to include the two songs between “Shattered” and “Love In Vain” where they lay in the set list. The sound quality of the main tape on this release is excellent sounding. The KBFH tapes are very top heavy with a weak lower end, but DAC sounds slightly fatter than the others. The performance is one of the better ones on what is generally perceived to be the Stones’ most sloppy tour. Detroit follows a lackluster performance on July 4th in Buffalo and is a considerable improvement. Some claim, based on this more complete tape, this is one of the strongest shows from the entire tour.

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I have a complete detroit ( i hope )
It comes from a tape that i have trade many years ago.
A friend of my have transfered this to cd
It is not so good sound

Ray

Ray, if you get a chance, I would love to hear more about this source - title? origin? of even post it if you can. Thanks in advance!