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'Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!': The Rolling Stones In Concert
by: The Rolling Stones

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0042288233329
Format: Live
Label: abkco Records
Manufacturer: abkco Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: abkco Records
Release Date: August 10, 2006
Running Time: 48 minutes
Studio: abkco Records
Sales Rank: 18658

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- Cracking
There is little denying that the Stones were at their creative peak from the albums Beggars Banquet to Goats Head Soup.

Recorded in 1969 after Mick Taylor joined the band, this was the tour that saw the infamous Altamount concert when a fan was beaten to death by a group of Hells Angels thugs.

That awful incident aside, the Rolling Stones have never sounded better. Taylor compliments Richards perfectly with licks so clean you could eat your dinner off them.

The Stones love of Chuck Berry comes to force with brilliant renditions of Carol and Little Queenie.

Jumping Jack Flash - one of the Stones best songs, is sometimes sloppily performed. Not in this case- it's tight and not rushed. ... Read More:

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- Best Live Album ?
This really is probably the best OFFICIAL live stones album you'll hear,but then I'm biased given I love the stones more bluesy sound this era encompassed. Mick Taylor's playing is sublime,just listen to the slide on Love In Vain , its worth buying for this alone BUT the best live album? NO!!. Do yourself a favour, buy this,whet your appetite , then as already mentioned search out the "unofficial" concerts, namely " Brussels Affair 1973", a soundboard quality bootleg where Mick has REALLY settled in and stamped his distinctive style on what is now a very tight and awesome sounding band,you will not believe how good this sounds !! (with apologies to Ronnie).Go on ,do yourself a favour ,get on ebay now!!!

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- Very Good And On Occasions Truly Great - By Far The Best (officially) Released Live Stones Album
For a group renowned worldwide as 'the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world' the Stones have struggled to show much in the way of evidence in their released live output, however i'm pleased to say 'Get Yer Ya Yas Out!' proves to be a happy exception.
The 1969 tour was far more sophisticated than the Stones earlier tours where the audience had come as much to hear the Stones perform as to scream. The level of sophistication in the Stones performance was improved no end with the arrival of virtuoso guitarist Mick Taylor as well as the Stones having a better sound system.
'Get Yer Ya Yas Out!' shows the Stones as they are nearing their peak as live performers and mixed in with the many really good performances are a few truly great ... Read More:

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- get your rocks off!
What to say?Recorded during the bands 1969 tour of the US after three years away from playing live , this is the moment the Stones jumped from being a pop/blues band to an all out Rock band. New boy, Mick Taylor is on fire and as a result Keef ups his game to the best he has ever been.The rest of the band keep the pace to produce a fantastic document of this era.Midnight Rambler is the best track without a doubt but the other tracks also are a delight with 'stray cat blues','sympathy'and 'honky tonk' being the highlights. Shame there's not more.Definitely up there with the top live albums of all time ,and if your a stones fan this is the only live album of theirs officialy released that you will need.

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- Stones at the peak of their form
This album was recorded during two glorious nights at Madison Square garden in New York at a time when they truly were "The greatest rock and roll band in the World." The performances are note perfect but at the same time full of verve and energy in a way that has never come across in any of their subsequent live recordings. The choice of tracks (Jumpin Jack Flash, Sympathy for the Devil, Street Fightin Man plus the best from Let it Bleed) is fantastic, which is not surprising as this album came in the middle of that glorious period when they recorded Beggar's Banquet, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. Never before or since have they come close equalling the quality of those recordings and neither have they come close to producing ... Read More:

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