Rolling Stones - Live 1976 - London 

merci beaucoup ...:) ps : i am a little nostalgic and i like too much the Black and Blue album....:)

​@@josuegonzalez1913merci tres beaucoup , Jetsetthmy

Right from the off till this day Love You Live is still my absolute favorite live album ..........by far.

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Love Rockin Ronnie too, he's a natural Stone!! You mention Charlie & Bill but of course if either Mick or Keith thought it wasn't working then Ronnie wouldn't have lasted for 45 + years!! 😄

They didn't tour England in 1975.

Joe Massino Se Keith chapado toca assimm....imagina limpo.

Absolutly, all the best, bye ;)

Larry Nolletti too sloppy though

Perkins the American guitar session player out of Muscle Shoals played the lead solo Hand of Fate on Black and Blue..he was much less sloppy but did not become a Stone

@@daynenobodyIV ABSOLUTLY RIGHT !!!

ron wood sucks ,mick taylor can play better with one hand behind his back and blindfolded

I can tell the difference between Keef and Ronnie too.

Queen were rubbish.

@@MrErtunc Singer is best!! the Benjamino GIGLI of ROCK.!!!

You're 100% right. Yeah!

Yes, still got my £4 ticket ! lol.

estos fueron los mejores rolling stones de su historia... los descubrí en esta gira... y me han acompañado toda mi vida... hey negrita!

voz negra de mick guitarras con sonido roto y un gran preston...

are you on crack

69 your not a true stones fan. Good luck with the Beatles bro. Stones forever. Get off my cloud brother.

Love it rough! It's LIVE rock n roll after all and they are human. If people want perfection by the CD and stay home!

I saw them for the first time in 1975 at Madison Square Garden in New York City & I was hooked for good. They were fabulous & I got scared shit that Jagger might die when he grabbed this rope & flew into the air over the crowd sailing over 150 feet over the crowd with no net. He has some set of bullocks. I love this line from 'HEY NEGRITA' "I'll cut your Balls off boy..I'll tan your hide." The sound on this recording by the way is good, but you hear Jagger acknowledging the fact that the sound at Earls Court sucked.

the only tough shit was keiths smack habit and mick should of strapped the cunt harder

It wasn't just 75 to 77 four-year stretch from 69 to 73 constantly hassled police countries bust habits fights by people waiting in line It's Only Rock and Roll and I loved it I mean to do the stuff now that they did back then just think about it I saw them 50 something times they were great sorry to ramble on peace

i was there also,second night i thinks,anyway they were rubbish musically,keith was awful ,mick singing was over cockneyed ,(deff missing mick taylor)however it was the rolling stones!and the whole day is exciting when you go to see them,last days befor the strangling eu came and monstered all

Yes, I think that's fair comment added to that was the problem with the building itself, which echoed like a railway station..........sometime later they figured that out and fitted those circular baffles suspended from the ceiling. But, was my first Stones concert so the excitement of that made up for the shortcomings. So agree with you there too. And your comments on Europe.

Robert your last reply is not showing up here though it's in my hotmail inbox. No. sadly not going to concerts nowadays, last time Stones played London we thought the ticket prices way too high, last saw them in 07 at Twickenham, which was excellent, don't think the knees would hold up for two hours balancing / standing on a plastic seat...................have also been to Corrs and Fairport Convention since then, both very disappointing. Now prefer the theatre, if you are in reach of London and like something totally ridiculous can highly recommend The Play that Goes Wrong......................glad to see you still going to concerts ! Enjoy !

yep. i was in the 4h row. It was brutal. it was my first stones show, and I guess it was the venue. I sawPink Floyd there later and it was all good.

If the sound had been 'so bad', you wouldn't have had so high quality recording. Maybe you had wax in your ears :)

Not quite...apart from side 3, recorded at El Mocambo in Toronto, Love You Live was mostly recorded at Les Abattoirs in Paris (June 1976) with a smattering of cuts from the 1975 tour of the States included. Whilst the LYL version of If You Can't Rock Me is one of the best, this Earl's Court version is pretty damn fine too. On LYL, this song segues into Get Off My Cloud and then starts to lose its way somewhat, but here (and on the 1975 LA Forum CD) this doesn't happen happily. This bootleg seems to have been recorded close to Keith's amp, and away from Ronnie's, which is fine by me. Keith has never sounded so gritty. Still, I can see why he claimed to have fallen asleep during Fool to Cry. Live, the song is an absolute dud, along with one or two others (I guess we all have our favourite Stones songs that don't happen to work that well live). The shows were fine, but as Martin Amis wrote at the time, the band was much, much too loud, and as Jagger himself here acknowledges ("Where else can we fucking play?) the venue wasn't all that great either. In fact, the critical reception accorded to these shows was crucial in ushering in the punk era later in the year (distant remote stars playing enormous cavernous venues etc). Some of the nascent punks didn't take too kindly to Princess Margaret attending one or two of the shows either, in company with Bianca. Personally I can't see why the poor woman shouldn't go and see the Stones if she wants to, but there you are. You can't please everybody. One final note: Jagger and Wood's rather irritating joshing around together (before the show had actually begun) was completely put to shame by Keith's entrance, several minutes after all the others had assembled onstage; the man was pale green, and for me, his late arrival was somehow one of the coolest things I'd ever contrived to see. Silly old me falling for that junkie chic.....

Billy is a great singer. Check Billy and Mick taylor 73 tour concert

Why can´t you call the audio live? It is live.

+Innocent Smith Hey, I think you're right all down the line: this is REALLY awfully sloppy but it's a bit better than L.A. Forum where Mick seems to deliberately perform crappy; his rendition of most of the numbers is shitty except for maybe SFTD. But 1972? Come on, they weren't sloppy there; just think of Ladies and Gentlemen: it's a great gig.

Sloppy in 1972??!! Are you mental? They were absolutely on fucking fire; Taylor was blessed by God on that tour and Nicky Hopkins, Jim Price and Bobby Keys blended in magically. They were at their absolute zenith.

@@manfredwilliams9762 Thank You! I've never consider 1972 sloppy lol. Equipment and house systems were still coming along slowly. Different musicians equal different sound In concert even studio unless you use robots who never improvise. Like today's trashy ass mainstream music scene.

it all had not happened yet;15days later his kid died.

Pérsio Santiago I totally agree with your criticisms, but Ron hadn't been in the band very long & Keith was definitely a waste case after 7-8 years of heavy drug abuse. It kind of shows in the lackadaisical performance. Saw them in 81 & they were a lot better than this. One of the absolute worst versions of Get Off My Cloud I have ever heard. I still prefer the earlier versions of the Stones more with 72-73 being a high point for live performances. Ron Wood is way too much of drinking buddy to ever challenge Keith much. For better or worse, some creative tension is always a good thing for the creation of music.

Pérsio Santiago What was missing was the brilliant lead guitar of Mick plucking Taylor! 🎸🎼🎵🎶