QuoteMILKYWAY QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMILKYWAY I wish these boots were available as vinyl LPs. Thanks. Not sure why the watch is included, though. I'd happily purchase a vinyl LP of the archival releases - the 3-LP Brussels is especially appealing, but not as part of a trashy, overpriced boxset filled with trinkets and pieces of crap.
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QuoteWhale Quotemarcovandereijk Whatever we howl, I think the choices are already made. It's just the fun of speculation. I do think our howling has some impact, maybe not now for 2012, but maybe for 2013. The more noise we make, the more we buy, the better the chances for us to get more stuff. on the contrary, if they release a Vegas era recording, which many will NOT buy (as this period is we
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteRobertJohnson QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteRobertJohnson The modern era often lacks the right guitar sound. Thin and in the background mixed guitars were recorded on all the boots from '89 onwards, especially on the boots in question Atlantic '89 and Miami '94. Too much prominent Chuck tinkling and so on. So it would be worth to get new versions with more prominent gu
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteErik_Snow Quotejohang go back to 72 and its already out there with L&G The problem with Ladies And Gentlemen is that the sound is blurry and not too good, and also that there are FAR better 1972 shows, from July 1972 The audio bootleg L&G has great sound. Re L&G, I wonder why they did not release a CD counterpart with the DVD, as they did with
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Maybe stonesarchive is looking to first cash in on the downloads from the hardcore then release all the titles in conventional CD format or box-set, marketed to the larger audience but also appealing to the hardcore ... I'd much prefer factory produced CD versions of all these titles.
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I wouldn't mind the entire Leeds '71 show, my copy omits the first few tracks and begins with Dead Flowers. Or a decent show from the '75 Tour, to make up for the dreadfully lacklustre, Love You Live. But El Mocambo appears to have the inside track, at least based on the comments in this thread, a good set-list and played in a small venue that should offer up a different feel than a big sta
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