Even Charlie's going hard with the cymbals at the start, but yeah the highlight has to be the weaving between Brian and Keith's guitar, goddamn do they play. Funnily enough, I've been trying to email the council of Rotterdam too see if they can send me the footage of the concert in its most complete form. Including the mimed performances of Tell Me, It's All Over Now, and Carol. Also also, I've found a DvD where alternate footage from the Munster concert is on it, supposedly 7 minutes of it. Ordering that next week.
You’ll have to let us know how that goes! To have the complete show would be a real treat for Stones fans, especially with how rare good concert footage is for the stones in the 60s. I myself have been interested in a seemingly rare bootleg from the 70s that supposedly has a live version of satisfaction with an “intro by Brian” but who knows when I’ll purchase that since I can only find it on vinyl.
With Mick having lost his microphone during Susie Q (?) the show pretty much became an instrumental jam, almost foreshadowing what was to come later in the decade.
Even Charlie's going hard with the cymbals at the start, but yeah the highlight has to be the weaving between Brian and Keith's guitar, goddamn do they play.
Funnily enough, I've been trying to email the council of Rotterdam too see if they can send me the footage of the concert in its most complete form.
Including the mimed performances of Tell Me, It's All Over Now, and Carol.
Also also, I've found a DvD where alternate footage from the Munster concert is on it, supposedly 7 minutes of it. Ordering that next week.
You’ll have to let us know how that goes! To have the complete show would be a real treat for Stones fans, especially with how rare good concert footage is for the stones in the 60s. I myself have been interested in a seemingly rare bootleg from the 70s that supposedly has a live version of satisfaction with an “intro by Brian” but who knows when I’ll purchase that since I can only find it on vinyl.
You can hear the taper Willem briefly converse with Mick around the 0:50 mark.
Keith and Brian are jamming here.
With Mick having lost his microphone during Susie Q (?) the show pretty much became an instrumental jam, almost foreshadowing what was to come later in the decade.
What u mean Altermont? Ha! BS!
@@Famulus9 nearly every other show from 64-66 ended in a teenage screaming riot … its a bit of a cheap shot comparison
@@w1lf1ewoo I meant the creativity and improvisation of Taylor and Keith during live shows.