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Music Appreciation

OAITW r.2.0

(24,455 posts) Mon Feb 17, 2020, 11:22 PM Feb 2020

Live Dead -1971 - Skull and RosesThe best live rock and roll in 1971. Next, up Rolling Stone's. .

"Love in Vain" 72? Ya-Ya's.

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Live Dead -1971 - Skull and RosesThe best live rock and roll in 1971. Next, up Rolling Stone's. . (Original Post) OAITW r.2.0 Feb 2020 OP

Ya Ya's was recorded on the '69 US Tour... GReedDiamond Feb 2020 #1

Well, goddam, as a Deadhead, I thought this was absolutely the Stones. nt OAITW r.2.0 Feb 2020 #2

??? Not sure what you mean...nt GReedDiamond Feb 2020 #3

GReedDiamond

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1. Ya Ya's was recorded on the '69 US Tour...

Reply to OAITW r.2.0 (Original post)

Tue Feb 18, 2020, 12:14 AM

Feb 2020

...the album was released in 1970.

I saw their Chicago appearance on the infamous 1972 tour which resulted in the controversial documentary film "Cocksucker Blues," which the Stones sued to stop from being released. The director (producer? or both) was allowed to screen the movie once a year somewhere, but not release it any other way, apparently.

Back in the early 90s I saw a screening of the film at the Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Very disturbing film, to say the least.

OAITW r.2.0

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2. Well, goddam, as a Deadhead, I thought this was absolutely the Stones. nt

Reply to GReedDiamond (Reply #1)

Tue Feb 18, 2020, 01:29 AM

Feb 2020

GReedDiamond

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3. ??? Not sure what you mean...nt

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Tue Feb 18, 2020, 01:37 AM

Feb 2020

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