Rolling Stones from the Vault: Stripped 20th anniversary

Download? I thought
It’s All Over Now (1995-05-27, Amsterdam) (3:34)
Released on It’s All Over Now (2004 digital audio single) from iTunes.
was a download only track. But for Like A Rolling Stone there were album version and single edit.

 

I am just quoting the notes in the booklet. It's All Over Now was also a download only track.

 

I have the 1 DVD/2CD Ward box (from Amazon Japan). It's a very thick DVD case. Plus an Obi!

I'm only in it for the obi

 

UPS has some new tracking software, which allows users to see the exact location of packages, prior to actual delivery. This technology will be dangerous in the hands of certain Hoffmanites. Can see it coming now. "It was in Ohio yesterday at 5pm yesterday. It's not in today's maiol dammit, and I live in Harrisburg!"

First thougtht that immediately springs to mind is "I must log into SHF to express my outrage!"

 

I know, I know...
But you know, in those booklets you can find extremely interesting information. Like in the booklet of Rarities 1971-2005.
So I just wonder what the mean for that 'download' for Like A Rolling Stones

 

OK, apparently, that Like A Rolling Stone came from interactive chapter of initial Stripped album. It is listed at Nico Zentgraf page.
+ Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -backstage rehearsal by MJ, Buenos Aires 2/95
+ Shattered (MJ/KR) - backstage rehearsal by KR & RW, Buenos Aires 2/95
+ Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) -Amsterdam 27.5.95
+ interview with MJ (London, Bagley’s Warehouse 21.9.95)
+ interview with KR (London, Bagley’s Warehouse 21.9.95)
+ interview with RW (London, Bagley’s Warehouse 21.9.95)
+ interview with CW (London, Bagley’s Warehouse 21.9.95)
Note: The last seven tracks listed are bonus data tracks, only playable via PC.
These bonuses are always forgotten because no one can access interactive features on that CD using OS higher than Windows 95.

 

Huh, not exactly what I'd considered a download release. Good detective work though. I suppose this particular performance was copyrighted back in '95 then (along with Gimme Shelter and Street Fighting Man) while the rest wouldn't need to be copyrighted until now

 

Ok I just watched the documentary.

Here are my favorites. The pre-show Tumbling Dice warm up from the Paradiso and the sound check of I Can't Get Next To You from Brixton Academy. Too bad they didn't include those on the cd.

None of the Toshiba outtakes from the Stripped Companion are included on the documentary unless there was an Easter egg that I did not find.

Some of the songs on the documentary are cut short or have interviews inserted in the middle of the songs.

 

But does the t shirt fit?

 

I haven't opened it. My guess is that it is most likely too big for me.

 

Still, makes no sense at all
On new Totally Stripped LARS is listed from the 1st Paradiso show (8. Like a rolling stone (Live At The Paradiso, Amsterdan, 26th May 95))
On old Stripped interactive feature - from the 2nd Paradiso show (Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) -Amsterdam 27.5.95)
I believe, we have a screw up in the booklet

 

This is probably the best explanation.

I'd prefer a screw up in the booklet over a screw up on the discs!

 

Did you find any at all?

Mark

 

No

 

Disgraceful!

 

This.

Thanks for the detailed review, John. I always trust your judgement on these things.

 

Thanks boogaloojef, will get mine on Friday, can't wait!

 

Just watched the Paris show. Pretty cool.

Meet Me In Bottom was cool. I also liked Connection, Shine A Light and Let It Bleed. I also thought I Go Wild worked well.

 

I'm really anxious to see the Amsterdam show. That set list looks pretty interesting.

Mark

 

They sent another email. Said they're trying for the first half of June.

 

How's the quality, both video and BD audio?

 

At least they're trying to make amends. Still not good enough, IMO.

 

It looked and sounded good to me. There were a few bum notes but overall a good show. I actually liked Angie better as an acoustic number.

 

There is an amusing part when Mick Jagger is introducing everyone and the French fans start yelling for Charlie and they just won't let up. Charlie takes multiple bows but seems embarrassed about the entire episode.

By the way Ronnie and Keith both play slide on Down In The Bottom.