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Especially a hippie from 1978.
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mmyeah, that was what i was getting at.
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Eat Us And Smile
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Yep, that's it! Quite a good concert! Even in DTS it sounds great although dated. And I have to admit after watching this I've never seen Keith play as aggressive before (or after) as he does here. The guy is on fire here.Comment
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Yeah, even though the video of this show only surfaced recently, the audio was in the bootleg universe for decades, and it's probably my second favorite Stones performance ever
(The Brussels Affair from 1973 is still #1. And I mean the bootleg version, not the Bob Clearmountain "remaster" with Mick Taylor practically inaudible in the mix except for the solos)Eat Us And Smile
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The performance is remarkable. I must say I was quite impressed with this disc. Even Wyman can be heard! Keith is really the entertainment here even with Jagger being ah, Jagger. No gimmicky playing, brilliant fills and solos both him and Wood seem to be at the peak of their playing skills. You can really see just how much of a riff-writing genius Richards is and he seems so comfortable at doing it even though he must be higher than a kite. Was also a bit surprised to see Doug Kershaw playing violin with them. Anyway, this is how the Stones should play - no fucking Taylor Swift, no Brad Paisley, no Jack White.Last edited by Kristy; 07-02-2013, 02:23 AM.Comment
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The entire Glastonbury set is on dimeadozen in HD....Comment
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Well... technically it's not the entire set. It's the broadcast version, same content as above. But the HD is definitely worth the upgrade.
My guess is that when another "Four Flicks"/"Biggest Bang" video box set of this tour is released just in time for "Black Friday" sales, it will contain a full DVD of this show, among others.
But this will hold a Devil over until then......Eternally Under the Authority of Satan
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Lol.
Well, my source said the entire set is up. And he is on that shit like glue, lol.
Not into BT myself. I have other sources for my stuff.Comment
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Well, here's the full set list from the Stones own website.....
The broadcast version - and the version posted at Dime - start with "Miss You". So the first half of the set is unaccounted for.RS Setlist GLASTONBURY June 29 2013
Jumpin’ Jack Flash
It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It)
Paint It Black
Gimme Shelter
Glastonbury Girl
Wild Horses
Doom And Gloom
Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (with Mick Taylor)
Honky Tonk Women
You Got The Silver (with Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Happy (with Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Miss You
Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
2000 Light Years From Home
Sympathy For The Devil
Start Me Up
Tumbling Dice
Brown Sugar
ENCORE
You Can’t Always Get What You Want (with the Voce Choir and members of the London Youth Choir)
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)
Even the audio bootlegs (apparently taken from same day FM broadcasts) have the same set.
Seems odd that a headliner would only get half their set on the air, especially when it's "the world's greatest rock n roll band".......Eat Us And Smile
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I think initially the Stones - and people are interpreting this as Mick negotiating - wanted a lot less to be shown than was actually broadcast. I dunno why - could be about money. The word is that Glastonbury don't pay a lot of money to anyone, but because the Festival has had wall-to-wall BBC coverage since the 90s, the acts accept the lower performance fees because they will likely get a boost in sales of albums etc.
The BBC typically film EVERYTHING, and over the coming months it could be that the rest of the set will sneak out on one of their channels - they always broadcast stuff from Glastonbury to fill in gaps in the months after the actual event. If they do show the rest of the set, some Stones fan out there will be watching and recording / ripping it from BBC's iplayer.THINK LIKE THE WAVESComment
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