The Rolling Stones -" Live'r Than You'll Ever Be "
  
  Oakland Coliseum - Oakland - California November 9, 1969'
 
   01. Jumpin' Jack Flash
   02. Carol
   03. Sympathy For The Devil
   04. Stray Cat Blues
   05. Prodigal Son
   06. You Gotta Move
   07. Love In Vain
   08. I'm Free
   09. Under My Thumb
   10. Midnight Rambler
   11. Live With Me
   12. Gimme Shelter
   13. Little Queenie
   14. Satisfaction ( I can't get no ) 
   15. Honky Tonk Women
   16. Street Fighting Man

   Mick Jagger - Vocals
   Keith Richard - Guitar
   Mick Taylor - Guitar
   Bill Wyman - Bass
   Charlie Watts - Drums
 
   This recording was one of the very first bootleg recordings 
   to appear on vinyl, making its debut in late 69. 
   It was available at head shops mostly, I bought my copy in 
   one of these shops in Berkely an adjoining town of Oakland
   The boots definately had a mystique to them, kinda outlaw
   or something I mean they came in plain white covers with
   a mimeographed  black and white copy of a review written 
   about the show copied from Rolling Stone magazine and 
   attached to the covers the ink was barely dry on these
   and they were distributed to the shops by undocumented couriers.   
   As I remember they cost three dollars.   
   Anyway This thing has been bootlegged to death since then
   The provided info says the recording was made with
   a Sennheiser shotgun mike and a Uher 4000 analog reel to reel 
   tape deck. 
   Some time after that the recording was brought foward in time
   through the use of digital technology.
   Attached are the covers for three of these re-issues
   I do not know from which of these sources this copy was taken
   but the resulting quality is Exellent ! 
   P.S. I still have my vinyl copy and can honestly tell you that
   this recording definately is an improvement over the original vinyl
   and besides that the vinyl was cheap that was used and a copy was 
   only good for maybe 30 plays, after about 10 or 15 plays most of the 
   highs were shot and from there it was all downhill.
   Also more tracks have been added and the setlist returned to it's
   original order. 
   At least thats how I remember it, I just hope my long term memory
   is functioning a little better than my short term has been lately 
   otherwise this whole thing could be a flashback ! ( if there is such a thing ) 
   Hope you enjoy it as much as I have through the years !  
                                                            Daatmon  July 01'