The Rolling Stones
Europe '73 - The Ultimative Live Document!

You may have these tracks but I assure you not in this perfect quality.
These tracks were put together with the utmost care and scrutiny. This is an awesome line up.
This live Stones album rocks like no other live album by anybody, ever. It kicks ass from start to finish.



01 Brown Sugar (Rotterdam)
02 Gimme Shelter (London)
03 Happy (London)
04 Tumbling Dice (Brussels)
05 Star @#$%& (New Castle)
06 Angie (Brussels)
07 You Cant't Always Get What You Want (Brussels)
08 Dancing With Mr. D (London)
09 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) (edit)(London)
10 Midnight Rambler (Brussels)
11 Honky Tonk Women (Brussels)
12 All Down The Line (Brussels)
13 Rip This Joint (Brussels)
14 Jumping Jack Flash (Brussels)
15 Street Fighting Man (London)

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many greetings
edmund



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2009-12-05 13:34 by edmund.

Thank youuuuuuuuuu! Next Elections..Edmund for European Council!!!!!!!!!

This is great stuff, Edmund, but please forgive me for offering an alternative "Brown Sugar". This is from the 1987 KBFH broadcast, and features the remixed sax solo (way upfront). 320 kbps MP3, from "The Definitive Brussels". Hope you don't mind me doing this, Edmund.


Brown Sugar (remix--Brussels): [www.sendspace.com]

Thank you very much

Interesting the pix on the frontcover, on the left with the hat.

I'm not able to give it a date or a place. Is from the 73 tour or 78?

Many thanks.

It is a worthy addition to the extensive Brussels releases.

Could you please post this in flac?

I too am with Smokey and would appreciate it if possible in flac.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you so much! I wanted to make a compilation CD of the best of what I consider the best live Stones tour for a friend....and you have already done it!

I have this in FLAC, upload tomorrow

Thanks Rolledgold.

That would be great, Rolledgold. Looking forward to it.

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Interesting the pix on the frontcover, on the left with the hat.

I'm not able to give it a date or a place. Is from the 73 tour or 78?

Isnt that from the IORR promos shown on TV 1974?

updated with SHN

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updated with SHN

Many thanks

Can anyone re-upload this one, please? Can't find it in the vault!

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siette
Can anyone re-upload this one, please? Can't find it in the vault!

Same here. Also, I CANNOT download multi-part files w\o them failing, despite the rubbish the makers of the file software say.

Can you please up load on one link?

Ta...

How I wish Bo himself would be able to do the re-upload!

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How I wish Bo himself would be able to do the re-upload!

You mean Edmund? What happened to him?

EUROPE 1973 - The Ultimate Live Document is a great faux (not a real concert) concert from 1973! I like this version of Mr. D and Heartbreaker moves along better with the edit. These probably the best tracks from the 1973 live material in great sound. Nice work, Edmund.

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Quique-stone
How I wish Bo himself would be able to do the re-upload!

You mean Edmund? What happened to him?

No, sorry! I'm worried about hedegaard (https://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?2,1258359) which post was asked for a re-up today too.

I may have found this on SteveHoffman.tv?



Brown Sugar (Rotterdam) ( 3:16 )
Gimme Shelter (London) ( 5:49 )
Happy (London) ( 3:06 )
Tumbling Dice (Brussels) ( 4:45 )
Star @#$%& (New Castle) ( 4:16 )
Angie (Brussels) ( 4:35 )
You Can't Always Get What You Want (Brussels) ( 10:52 )
Mr. D (London) ( 4:25 )
Heartbreaker (Edit) (London) ( 5:04 )
Midnight Rambler (Brussels) ( 12:47 )
Honky Tonk (Brussels) ( 3:06 )
All Down The Line (Brussels) ( 3:33 )
Rip This Joint (Brussels) ( 2:03 )
Jumping Jack Flash (Brussels) ( 3:14 )
Street Fighting Man (London) ( 5:29 )

EUROPE 1973 - The Ultimate Live Document, is a hand-picked collection of the best live recordings from the Rolling Stones 1973 European Tour by Sticky Fingers magazine Editor, John Carr for Porky Productions. Porky went belly up before the release and the finished 1973 compilation concert. There was a call on the Internet for help with CD Artwork.

John Carr, an expert on the Rolling Stones 1973 Tour is also credited with authoring a project for Boss Hawg “Missing Links.” Missing Links is a great companion to “The Brussels Affair” since no Brussels performances appear on “Missing Links?


------SFJ------


From: Misty Rhodes < [email protected]>
Subject: John Carr Behind the Scenes

I guess John Carr was the ‘go-to guy’ back in the days of Sticky Fingers magazine. He was a consultant for Sister Morphine label, as the Good Sister was a big advertiser in Sticky Fingers magazine.

Do you have a link, exilestones?

Now we all want the SteveHoffman with corvonero cover version...

File Factory (FIXED)



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thanks for posting.



here is
-> front.frontback LARGE <-

Thanks to everybody here.
But the last two tracks, JJF & SFM, are missing.