Yeah, somebody's posting entire Stones boots on You Tube. Had no idea you could put up anything longer than 10 minutes at a time.
Enjoy them while you can. You know ABKCO and the RIAA trolls ain't going to let this go on very long.
And of course, we have to start with the absolute best Stones live recording ever, Brussels 1973.....
Eat Us And Smile
Cenk For America 2024!!
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Not only that, but some folks have put up some entire Led Zeppelin shows as well: LED ZEP
Trust me, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Type in a band's name along with the words "Full Concert" or "Full Show" and click "search". You will be quite pleasantly surprised.
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Well, this should bring Kristy out of hiding.....
nah, she's out jetsetting with some photographerOriginally Posted by FORD
Well, this should bring Kristy out of hiding.....
Another one of those classic genius posts, sure to generate responses. You log on the next day to see what your witty gem has produced to find no one gets it and 2 knotheads want to stick their dicks in it... Well played, sir!!
dope! dupe!
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Here's a worthy addition.... Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers play their 30th anniversary gig to a hometown crowd in Gainesville Florida.....
This is the PBS Soundstage broadcast that aired in 2008 over a couple of evenings. It really is a terrific show, and was briefly available from the PBS store during one of their beg-a-thon periods.
Actually, this show is part of the movie "Running Down A Dream". The PBS Soundstage DVD was from a few years before that, but it's a great show too. One of those nights where Tom & the boys played whatever the Hell they felt like because they didn't have to plug a record at the time (those are always their best shows)
No, both DVDs were recorded during the September 21, 2006 Stephen C. O'Connell Center show in Gainesville, Florida. The PBS edition was a broadcast set, mostly comprised of tracks not included in the film, although a few overlapped. Further complicating matters, Best Buy offered an exclusive version that had even more material, so it's nearly impossible to get the entire show in one collection.
Kicking this one back upstairs in honor of Mick's 68th fucking birthday...... with another full Stones show, of course.......
Historical note: This Atlanta show was the first appearance of Chuck Leavell as keyboard player, though he wouldn't take the job officially until the European tour the following year. And he's been on every album and tour since then.
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