Rolling Stones 01/18/1973

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Date: 01/18/73
Year: 1973
Venue: Great Western LA Forum
City: Inglewood
State: CA

Set I

Brown Sugar, Bitch, Rocks Off, Gimme Shelter, Route 66, It's All Over Now, Happy, Tumbling Dice, No Expectations, Sweet Virginia, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Dead Flowers, Stray Cat Blues, Live With Me, All Down The Line, Rip This Joint, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Street Fighting Man

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Set III

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Benefit concert for the victims of the Nicaraguan earthquake, Bootlegs: All You Can Eat, Nicaraguan Benefit Concert, Winter Tour, Winter Tour 1973 - All Meat Music, Listen To This Ronnie-Mick Taylor

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Eric Toepper (0/0)	Cdr / 2		B	View
Notes:	The Rolling Stones Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA 18 January, 1973 Source: ?? Vinyl->CDR->me Lineage: ? Taped by: ? Transfered by: ? Bootleg Title: Mickboy's Definitely Vintage File Size: 527 MB SHN Disc 1 01 Bootleger's Intro->Brown Sugar 02 Bitch 03 Rocks Off 04 Gimme Shelter 05 Route 66 06 It's All Over Now 07 Happy 08 Tumbling Dice 09 No Expectations Disc 2 01 Sweet Virginia 02 You Can't Always Get What You Want 03 Dead Flowers 04 Stray Cat Blues 05 Live With Me 06 All Down The Line 07 Rip This Joint 08 Jumping Jack Flash 09 Street Fighting Man MD5 c8947c904c6a3e82673826f60ee4c64c d1tk01.shn 8dfda8e9a7305c9c15941dd7897b0827 d1tk02.shn bbd7ea9231f68455340133a529044d57 d1tk03.shn 60ad5c9944d9b3243337e73e8d78b1b8 d1tk04.shn 17186710aac1c0a0b8ce0b8ed7ec7875 d1tk05.shn bcf630b8e89a3f0d1867825e36879045 d1tk06.shn a793ae62cf969311a7fff92118d8acd1 d1tk07.shn 6f3f52982054e616db4c9d360b8d361f d1tk08.shn c312ac87d4cd81a1509a4dab0c4c5183 d1tk09.shn cc9bfc03f39aed8021666889acc2673a d2tk01.shn 5b9ec51333d2fb764336fc8f0b1cca5a d2tk02.shn 1b6b52612479cf3f7d3751996a58ce7a d2tk03.shn c5329be5fce4a6f7baa694f604514af8 d2tk04.shn e19a3dc5d6f8c8912fabd6a865f57ad6 d2tk05.shn ac8dbea65b1de5724b393f7bc3f80201 d2tk06.shn 0de89be65525ad03ab08297d6a39565b d2tk07.shn 64151a967b9e0c27fb1bef8e8faca5f1 d2tk08.shn 232a93b6b75c4270a84337ca02049f64 d2tk09.shn Notes: Rolling Stones Mickboy's Definitely Vintage Nicaraguan Earthquake Benefit The Forum, Los Angeles, Ca 18 January, 1973 I haven't heard this one in a while and hope I'm not duplicating anyone else's post. This is a pretty neat show, and has some variation in the '73 setlist with the inclusion of "Route 66" and a cool version of "It's All Over Now". The version of No Expectations is great. Mick Taylor as usual displays his skill as one of the finest guitarists ever, and Keef of course is no slacker either. Mick Jagger's then wife, Bianca, was from Nicaragua, and no doubt this would not have happened if not for this fact. On December 22, 1972, an earthquake destroyed Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. According to something I read the show raised $350,000 for Nicaraguan earthquake victims, and Mick Jagger reportedly added $150,000 of his own money to the total in May, 1973. Aside from a little vinyl crackle and some handclapping at times, this is a decent sounding audience recording. There is an intro to the first song, which I assume was done by the taper, where he states the subject matter of his tape. Pretty neat. For those interested, Mickboy is a true Stones fan who was inspired to remaster this recording after buying this very show on vinyl and thinking he could spruce it up a bit. I like it. He has also released quite a few great Stones related projects (and a couple of non-Stones) and I am happy to have made his aquaintance. Credits: Mickboy for providing the show and the taper of course, whoever he or she was.
djgrafite (0/1)	CD-R / 2		B+	View	AUD
Notes:	Bootleg Title: Mickboy's Definitely Vintage- "Nicaraguan Earthquake Benefit Concert"
Rob (0/0)	CD / 2			View
Andrew Quinn (0/0)	cd-r / 1			View
nuttinbutbootz (0/5)	CDR / 2			View
Notes:	Mickboy's Definitely Vintage
Bad Lil Doggie (0/0)	cd / 2			View
Aaron Ewen (0/4.2)	cdr / 1		B+	View
kate (0/0)	CDR / 2			View
john d. kaminski (0/0)	CD-R / 2	A	A	View
Notes:	WE ALL BENIFIT

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The Rolling Stones Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA 18 January, 1973 Source: ?? Vinyl->CDR->me Lineage: ? Taped by: ? Transfered by: ? Bootleg Title: Mickboy's Definitely Vintage File Size: 527 MB SHN Disc 1 01 Bootleger's Intro->Brown Sugar 02 Bitch 03 Rocks Off 04 Gimme Shelter 05 Route 66 06 It's All Over Now 07 Happy 08 Tumbling Dice 09 No Expectations Disc 2 01 Sweet Virginia 02 You Can't Always Get What You Want 03 Dead Flowers 04 Stray Cat Blues 05 Live With Me 06 All Down The Line 07 Rip This Joint 08 Jumping Jack Flash 09 Street Fighting Man MD5 c8947c904c6a3e82673826f60ee4c64c *d1tk01.shn 8dfda8e9a7305c9c15941dd7897b0827 *d1tk02.shn bbd7ea9231f68455340133a529044d57 *d1tk03.shn 60ad5c9944d9b3243337e73e8d78b1b8 *d1tk04.shn 17186710aac1c0a0b8ce0b8ed7ec7875 *d1tk05.shn bcf630b8e89a3f0d1867825e36879045 *d1tk06.shn a793ae62cf969311a7fff92118d8acd1 *d1tk07.shn 6f3f52982054e616db4c9d360b8d361f *d1tk08.shn c312ac87d4cd81a1509a4dab0c4c5183 *d1tk09.shn cc9bfc03f39aed8021666889acc2673a *d2tk01.shn 5b9ec51333d2fb764336fc8f0b1cca5a *d2tk02.shn 1b6b52612479cf3f7d3751996a58ce7a *d2tk03.shn c5329be5fce4a6f7baa694f604514af8 *d2tk04.shn e19a3dc5d6f8c8912fabd6a865f57ad6 *d2tk05.shn ac8dbea65b1de5724b393f7bc3f80201 *d2tk06.shn 0de89be65525ad03ab08297d6a39565b *d2tk07.shn 64151a967b9e0c27fb1bef8e8faca5f1 *d2tk08.shn 232a93b6b75c4270a84337ca02049f64 *d2tk09.shn Notes: Rolling Stones Mickboy's Definitely Vintage Nicaraguan Earthquake Benefit The Forum, Los Angeles, Ca 18 January, 1973 I haven't heard this one in a while and hope I'm not duplicating anyone else's post. This is a pretty neat show, and has some variation in the '73 setlist with the inclusion of "Route 66" and a cool version of "It's All Over Now". The version of No Expectations is great. Mick Taylor as usual displays his skill as one of the finest guitarists ever, and Keef of course is no slacker either. Mick Jagger's then wife, Bianca, was from Nicaragua, and no doubt this would not have happened if not for this fact. On December 22, 1972, an earthquake destroyed Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. According to something I read the show raised $350,000 for Nicaraguan earthquake victims, and Mick Jagger reportedly added $150,000 of his own money to the total in May, 1973. Aside from a little vinyl crackle and some handclapping at times, this is a decent sounding audience recording. There is an intro to the first song, which I assume was done by the taper, where he states the subject matter of his tape. Pretty neat. For those interested, Mickboy is a true Stones fan who was inspired to remaster this recording after buying this very show on vinyl and thinking he could spruce it up a bit. I like it. He has also released quite a few great Stones related projects (and a couple of non-Stones) and I am happy to have made his aquaintance. Credits: Mickboy for providing the show and the taper of course, whoever he or she was.

djgrafite (0/1)

CD-R / 2

B+

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AUD

Notes:

Bootleg Title: Mickboy's Definitely Vintage- "Nicaraguan Earthquake Benefit Concert"

Rob (0/0)

CD / 2

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Andrew Quinn (0/0)

cd-r / 1