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ROIO of the Week [Recordings
of Indeterminate Origin]
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Rolling
Stones
Live’R
Than You’ll Ever Be: COMPLETE VERSION [Tarantura 1CD]
Live at Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California, USA, Nov 9, 1969, SECOND
SHOW. Remastered from the original 5 inch master reels.
Invented to capture
live sound from remote locations during filming, the portable tape recorder
could also double as a device to record a live concert. But how would
it compare with a professional recording? The father of the modern bootleg,
"Dub", answered any doubts on quality when he and his partner
Ken issued Live’R Than You’ll Ever Be, on their TMoQ label [Trademark
of Quality]. On Live’R was the second set The Rolling Stones played
at the Oakland Coliseum in November, 1969, on the US tour that made their
fame.
The quality made
Rolling Stone magazine endorse the bootleg as a legitimate recording with
a proper album review. Did the bootleggers have access to the soundboard
and were the tapes bought from an insider?
According to Tarantura’s
liner notes for their remastered reissue, "Dub acquired a Sennheiser
805 shotgun microphone and a UHER 4000 5-inch reel-to-reel recorder."
This was state-of-the-art recording equipment at the time. Dub placed
the equipment on stage in front of the onstage monitor speakers to capture
the show as the Stones themselves heard it. Listening to it today, you
can guess it was not too close to Charlie Watts’ drum kit, sparing
us an ear-splitting headache. The guitars and Mick Jagger’s vocals
carry the show from strength to strength. Mick Taylor’s fluid solos
are a delight to hear.
The speed with which
Dub issued his vinyl bootleg in December 1969, about a month after the
show, and the enthusiastic reception it received among fans and music
critics shocked the Stones’ record company. Decca had also recorded
the Nov 27 and 28 shows at Madison Square Gardens in 1969 but had no plans
for a release date. But with demand for live shows on the Stones US tour,
Decca finally released their own Rolling Stones live album, Get Your Ya
Ya’s Out on Sept 29, the following year, 1970. It was rumored to
have been heavily doctored in the studio by The Stones for sonic perfection.
It would have been an embarrassment to publicly acknowledge the bootleg’s
quality. It had 10 tracks compared to the bootleg’s 16 which was
the complete show from start to finish.
This Tarantura edition
from Japan was mastered in 2001 using the original 5-inch reel masters
and the defects on Jumping Jack Flash [Tk1] and Under My Thumb [Tk 9]
have been corrected using today’s studio equipment so they are finally
suitable for release. All previous versions of this bootleg used two different
sources other than the Oakland show to substitute for the two tracks.
Hear for yourself,
The Rolling Stones live’r than they’ll ever be, ever again.
- The Little Chicken
Click here to read the
history of this recording.
Click on the
highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (these are high quality, stereo
MP3s - sample rate of 192 kibit/s). As far as we can ascertain, these
tracks have never been officially released.
These tracks are no longer available for download. Kindly email us at
mybigo@bigozine.com if you want
to download these tracks at a later time.
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| Track
01 |
Jumping
Jack Flash
(5.6MB) |
| Track
02 |
Carol
(5.1MB)
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| Track
03 |
Sympathy
For The Devil (8.7
MB) |
| Track
04 |
Stray
Cat Blues (5.7MB)
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| Track
05 |
Prodigal
Son (5.4MB) |
| Track
06 |
You
Gotta Move (4.3MB) |
| Track
07 |
Love
In Vain
(7.4MB)
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| Track
08 |
I’m
Free (7.0MB)
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| Track
09 |
Under
My Thumb (4.6MB) |
| Track
10 |
Midnight
Rambler (10.5MB) |
| Track
11 |
Live
With Me (4.8MB) |
| Track
12 |
Gimme
Shelter (5.9MB) |
| Track
13 |
Little
Queenie (5.7MB) |
| Track
14 |
[I
Can’t Get No] Satisfaction (8.3MB) |
| Track
15 |
Honky
Tonk Women (5.5MB) |
| Track
16 |
Street
Fighting Man (5.7MB) |
Mastered by Cool MixMan in 2001.
 Buy the album that Decca rushed to satisfy demand for the Rolling Stones
live, Get Your Ya Ya’s Out, here
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