The Rolling Stones Interview: Roundhay Park (Live, 1982)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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This concert in Leeds' Roundhay Park was the final show of the band's tour for Tattoo You, which had begun over a year earlier. The crowd is massive, the band is tight, and Mick's pants are, well, they're equally tight. Multicolored, too.
Mick wasn't just making questionable fashion choices -- as he explains in our accompanying video interview, the set list is a bit baffling in retrospect, with band-pleasing covers such as "Going to a Go-Go" and Eddie Cochran's "20 Flight Rock" not necessarily guaranteed to keep the crowd's energy up. But as you can hear, the fans keep cheering throughout, and the band only gets better, ending with a litany of hits from "Honky Tonk Women" to "Satisfaction."
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I was there near the front and I loved it, almost had sun stroke and was deaf for 3 days in right ear after it !! Made working at St James Hospital answering the phone a bit tricky but I have fantastic memories from that time !!!
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I worked at The Mansion in Rounday Park - we did the catering and refreshments - Back stage - we had a security pass that let me all over and the relaxing area for Mick Jagger has a fountain in it - Great Days
I was there...aged 16...super hot day...way way more than the 80,000 who were meant to be there...the last show of the Stones last proper tour showcasing their new music... and Joe Jackson was on the bill too...remember he was great
R.I.P Ian Stewart.
Slept at Leeds Station to get there early. Absolutely beautiful hot day and they would make stones dance.
i was there,i remember Mick on a cherry picker,biggest crowd i've seen,Stones at their best on a hot summers day.
That's right. He swung right over my head on that thing.
And what an energie for the last tour show!!!!
they've now taken ALL the videos of this concert off utube!!!! SO ANNOYED!
A fantastic show. I was there, aged 21, with my dad (now passed away) who was a life-long Stones fan. Wonderful to see this footage. What a day it was!
Fascinating interview.
Mick and Keith are always more relaxe when the interview is about music and only music.
I was at this show as well. Took a coach up from London. Joe Jackson was brilliant!
Same here. Joe was terrific too. I'd love to see the photos Joe took of the crowd.
Weird that they have Keith talking about playing the last few songs of the set while the first song of the set plays underneath...
All hail the Stones, though. They are the best there's ever been.
I was there ! Got to the front ! Very magical night ❤
I was at this concert. One of the 100,000+ who were there. the tickets cost 25 pounds which was a lot of money in those days. It was Micks 40th birthday and the crowd sang "Happy birthday". George thorogood and Joe Jackson preformed too. Great day.
I still have my ticket it was £10. The official attendance was 120,000 but I believe it was closer to 150,000 once you factor in the fence jumpers and the gate dodgers.
I landed TWO of the last SIX on sale at Piccadilly Records Manchester.
Hey, sorry to correct you but Jagger actually had his 39th birthday on the day of the concert/gig..... I was there too and it was a fantastic day!
@@mar91169 I'm being way too technical, but his birthday was actually the day after this show. 😜 Oh, and I'm super jealous you were there!
George Thorogood and the Destroyers .... Joe Jackson .... J Geils Band .... We're the 3 support acts on the day ....
This was such a big event for Leeds. Lacking a venue larger than the University (nobody liked the Queens Hall), it often seemed like the big shows all happened somewhere else. This was a pivot point for Leeds, good work also by the council to take a punt.
Great concert and official boot , please release on DVD !!!
My first ever gig .... Between 160,000 & 180,000 got in that day...
Great concert and excellent preview.
Got this DVD for Crimbo and brilliant - me and Waddy (if you are still out there somewhere, hello! and hope you are well) hitched up from Canterbury - slept in a field the night before and slept at Watford Gap Service station after the concert as couldn't get a lift any further south at 2am in the morning! Wonder who would pick up 2 long haired, probably slightly smelly 18 year old geezers in denim and give them a lift nowadays anywhere (Thanks to you who did!) . Great days! and George Thorogood was damn good too!
Wow! The stones were duable here!
I was there with a mate who has sadly passed on. Great gig. Joe Jackson was one of the support acts and was good.
...Along with the J Geils Band ( I remember them apologising on behalf of America for Ronald Regan), and George Thorogood and the Destroyers.
Fantastic show! I was there in the front. I took some good pics with my crappy Disc Camera. Brilliant!
faboulus staff! fantastic show! ♥
i remember being there. climbing over the fence to avoid security and payment. And getting my arse photographed and it being showed in the Leeds Evening Post. Classic memories.
That was the first time I saw em aged 20. Saw em again this year for the 5th time. Beginning to think the best band ever are following me around! Meeting Mick & Keef is most definitely N°1 on my bucket list.👄
Seen this now 3 times , like to see them talk (I take them serious) because of the mimic of the facé says the truth! And I think that gives more power then speaking hard , to words!!
I was here.. Stones on for 2,1/2 hours.. brilliant day".. Hammered 🍻bunked in through the fence', 5 of us from Southport.. glorious day sunshine ..J Geils band brilliant too', same Joe Jackson..😉😉
Since Keith cleaned himself up from the heavy stuff he seems a very happy man indeed, always laughing !
Grerat quality film looking at the extracts here, I agree it should have been a DVD release before now, how about it Stones Central? I love 'Going to a Go Go' and don't agree with Mick that it is obscure, one of the highlights of the show for me, from other sources I have heard.
I was there it was magical
That looked great
I love playing this concert loud on stereos....it gets a lot of attention. Best tracks? Under my thumb, whip comes down, spend the night together, 20 flight rock, let me go, hang fire, little T&A, Start me up, JJ Flash, Satisfaction.
IdolHans SHATTERED!
31 years tomorrow 25-07-1982 I was there.. thousands got in for nothing jumped the fence, stones first band who played the park
it's always nice to see another show being released from the vault. though this isn't quite the "live at leeds" that fans would have expected (what about '71?) it also seems that the setlist doesn't differ too much from "still life" and most recently "hampton coliseum" would love if the band keeps up releasing one new bootleg every month. how about the "trabendo" as a christmas treat, folks?
I went with dad true rock love them
This is currently my favorite. The best recording of the 81-82 tour and the sound is phenomenal! Why not release this on DVD / BluRay with this awesome sound? The Movie "Lets Spend the night Together" sounds lame by comparison
last show with Stu... :- (
...at 4:39 Keith looks just like the cover of GRRR!
was there top show, and we thought that would b the last tour,ha how wrong
@Keith Sutton after that tour I never thought that the stones were ever gonna tour again never never I guess I was wrong this show was officially released of cd and on Record I have it officially released on CD it’s not a bootleg
I was there.
Me three ! :)
I was there with a gorgeous hot woman
On loan so it turned out but great day while it lasted and it does.
i was there with my Dad and bro i was age 6 at the time lol..
Hihi I thought something very strange!! Think church people were the first that were jealous on this music, because they said it was devils music. Think that it doesn't matter which sound you use to sing it is always good because people that sing are in a good mood and have still courage to go on!😊💖💋And he above makes no difference between that also not if you sing wrong or right. He loves all. (That's my belief don't pick on me for that)
Great to see this....I was right up the front...MJ chucked a bucket of water over me...well not just me probably! I was a little ticked off to tell the truth!
Ian Stewart died in '85 of a heart attack ...
@Alexander Cavendish Simson the stones last tour with Ian Stewart that’s right Ian died in 85 he died December 12 1985 he was 47 when he died
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