ROLLING STONES
- Vinyl
TWISTING BY THE POOL
LABEL: |
Casino Records |
SOURCE: |
Wembley Empire Pool, London 8 September 1973 1st show. |
FORMAT: |
2 red or yellow viny LPsl |
RUNNING TIME: |
17.37/19.25/23.19/18.38 |
SOUND/SOURCE: |
Audience mono |
PACKAGING: |
Gatefold sleeve |
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SOUND 8.5 / PACKAGING 10
/ PERFORMANCE 10
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TRACK LIST: |
Side A: 1. Introduction,
2. Brown Sugar, 3. Gimme Shelter, 4. Happy, 5. Tumbling Dice.
Side B: 1. Star
Star (Starfucker), 2. Angie, 3. You Can’t Always Get What You Want.
Side C: 1. Dancing
With Mr.D, 2. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), 3. Midnight Rambler.
Side D: 1. Honky
Tonk Women, 2. All Down The Line, 3. Rip This Joint, 4. Jumping Jack Flash, 5.
Street Fighting Man.
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REVIEW: |
This new
release features the famous again the 1st Stones concert from London 8
September 1973 in vinyl format. This show surfaced at first on tape called
Heartbreakers in Wembley, then some years ago with a complete version of Gimme
Shelter which had already been released on Nasty Songs (DAC 065) copy of London
8th September 1973 Early Show (Devil’s Breath DB002) with pitch
corrected.
The first
show from the 8th was also released as European Tour 1973 (TMQ RS
561), as part of The Complete London Tapes (SOS 730907-8-9) 4 cdrs, London 73
(Shaved Discs Trash 03), Touring History vol.4 (Bad Wizard 8973) then
Belladonna on a Toussaint Night (Sister Morphine 31), Timeless 73 (VGP 373),
Wembley High Rollers (Halcyon 2006). Then some years later Empire Pool 73 (SODD
055) replicated the first London 8th September excellent show
together with the last concert of September 9th as bonus cdr. This
show has also come out as Comeback To London (SODD 084-5) and as part of Tour
1973 (WLR 2135) 13 discs box, however the best version has always been Come
Back To England (DAC 073). The sound of the first show is quite brilliant and
at the correct speed possibly showing the better compromise between boosted
trebles and booming bass sounds without changing too much the original sound.
Recently a cd called Wembley 1973 Day 2 1st show (no label) came
out, another remaster with Honky Tonk Women 1.5 seconds longer. Just some
months ago another release bearing the same name came out, however slightly
better and the covers different, soon copied on Star Star Live in London
1973(AV 2018121). This release has a good sound but in mono while the
performance is stellar as well as the artwork.
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