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The Rolling Stones - 1970-73 - From The Vault (1973)

Track listing:
  1. Sympathy For The Devil (Paris, Sept. 23, 1970) 4:09
  2. Roll Over Beethoven (Gothenburg, Sept. 6, 1970) 2:28
  3. Bitch (Top Of The Pops, April 22, 1971) 3:30
  4. Wild Horses (Top Of The Pops, April 22, 1971) 5:37
  5. Jumping Jack Flash (Montreal, July 17, 1972) 1:48
  6. Brown Sugar (New York, July 25, 1972, 2nd) 4:12
  7. Street Fighting Man (New York, July 25, 1972, 2nd) 5:07
  8. Brown Sugar (Munich, Sept. 28, 1973, 2nd) 3:21
  9. Gimme Shelter (Munich, Sept. 28, 1973, 2nd) 3:20
  10. Bitch (Mannheim, Sept. 3, 1973) 4:32
  11. 100 Years Ago (Vienne, Sept. 1, 1973) 5:31
  12. Sweet Virginia (Vienne, Sept. 1, 1973) 4:18
  13. Tumbling Dice (Ain't Security Version) (London, Sept. 9, 1973) 5:34
  14. Silver Train (Cologne, Sept. 4, 1973, 2nd) 4:41

Notes


- http://www.fingerprint-file.com/stones/f/f.html

Paris, FR 9/23/70 *
Goteborg, SWE 9/6/70 **
London, UK 4/22/71, BBC "Top Of The Pops" ***
Montreal, CAN 7/17/72 #
NYC, NY 7/25/72, 2nd show ##
Munich, GER 9/28/73 ###
Mannheim, GER 9/3/73 @
Vienna, AUS 9/1/73 @@
London, UK 9/9/73 @@@
Cologne, GER 9/4/73, 2nd ~
VgExs - VAR

# Sympathy For The Devil *
# Roll Over Beethoven **
# Bitch ***
# Wild Horses ***
# Jumping Jack Flash #
# Brown Sugar ##
# Street Fighting Man ##
# Brown Sugar ###
# Gimme Shelter ###
# Bitch @
# 100 Years Ago @@
# Sweet Virginia @@
# Tumbling Dice @@@
# Silver Train ~

# Sympathy For The Devil This first track blew me away, Ob Springsteen: " I was mose kneeling for the ....." Where's the rest of this tape !!!!!!!! They only just did SHAKE YOUR HIPS with Paris 23/1970 on it and this track on FTV kicks its ass. I thought recordings like this from 1970 were non-existant !! Its' not a perfect or crystal soundboard, maybe I'm getting too excited but its DEFINETLY a SOLID STEP FORWARD from the Identical song on SHAKE YOUR HIPS. The best recording I've heard from 1970. obJohn Carr : "What's you guys waitin' for? An invitation -- well, you just got one. Now, let's get with it!" I'm gonna put a WAV file on the web of this track, so you can judge for yourself.

# Roll Over Beethoven Usual 1970 audience recording, probably a sample of what's on the new MADE IN SWEDEN 1970 3cd set.

# Bitch

# Wild Horses These are audience recordings, I think I've heard better soundboard tracks of this on a Boot LP called TUSK. I can't remember if it's the same show though.

# Jumping Jack Flash A nice 1972 audience recording.

# Brown Sugar

# Street Fighting Man Some more great 1972 Audience recordings .... luuuv leey.

# Brown Sugar

# Gimme Shelter Taken from a TV broadcast source ?? Soundboard but not the greatest.

# Bitch

# 100 Years Ago

# Sweet Virginia These identical tracks appear on an earlier VGP CD 100 YEARS AGO. see description #1 .... the sound on these songs is 200% better than the previously released CD. Kind of like the improvement on SAN DIEGO 69 on IT'S NO HANGING MATTER.

# Tumbling Dice The famous "aint security version". Wow - this one is interesting here, kind of reminded me of the ALTAMONT CD. The Stones are cruising along playing Tumbling Dice, during the song Jagger starts singing/shouting/saying "hey you", "hey you", "hey you" but then continues on. The song is then stopped not long after there's some shit happening in the audience with security and here's what's said: (quote from Words of Wonder p131) "...yeah, hey, hey, hey you, hey you Sergeant, Sergeant, Sergeant, you just come up here, Sergeant, we love you too, baby..." Song broken off - then at the at the end of the song: "...thankyou, thankyou very much very much. There's just one thing I'd like to say to security guards. Just Lay off, will ya ?... a good time. Its your show, its our show, it ain't no security show."

# Silver Train


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Various live '70-'73; 58 min; varies; "From the Vaults"
This is a compilation of various live performances and the quality varies
widely, from 5.5 to 9.0. Starts off with an amazing incomplete recording of
"Sympathy" from Paris 9/23/70, which is by far the best soundboard recording
of 1969 or 1970. Where's the rest??? It's all downhill after that, but worth
getting anyway as it includes the two Dick Cavett show '72 tracks and the
Montreal '72 newsreel audio in fine quality. There are also two songs from
the Vienna '73 audience tape in best ever quality. Lesser tracks are various
audience recordings, and '73 German TV tracks which can be heard on "MT We
Thank You" (see below) in better quality.


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Compilation of live and TV tracks from 1970-1973. Incl. Sympathy For The Devil (incomplete) from Paris September 23, 1970 in exc. mono, Brown Sugar and Wild Horses from Top Of The Pops April 22, 1971 in good mono, Brown Sugar and Street Fighting Man from New York July 25, 1972 in exc. mono, Brown Sugar and Gimme Shelter (incomplete) from Munich September 28, 1973 - 2nd in very good mono, all in soundboard quality. Plus other rare live tracks e. g. from Vienna, Mannheim and Cologne 1973 in audience quality and more. The two Munich 1973 tracks are unfortunately in much better quality on the bootleg LP Mick Taylor We Thank You (Tongue In Cheek Prod.).