MINT "PROMO" ONLY STONES "COLISEUM BATTLE" 3 x Lp's AMAZING SOUND STEEL TOUR
  $   80

 


$ 80 Sold For
Jul 30, 2017 Sold Date
Jul 25, 2017 Start Date
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              ...ORIGINAL FIRST PRESS ...
        FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY
THREE LP SET ... SUPERIOR SOUNDBOARD QUALITY

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                 USA - Starlight records Chicago, SL 87037


Original ... designed as a PROMOTIONAL ONLY item, limited pressing, issued about 27 years ago, always been hared to find. Here a spare copy in MINT condition popped up and will certainly be of interest to the lucky winner ... read below as top why::: 

Recorded live at the Los Angeles Coliseum,

October 18, 1989

3 -LP- set

The Stones wrote the book on that kind of thing in their early days, but now that they're an entertainment institution, no such scenarios are likely to be played out in their well-oiled "Steel Wheels" show. If you wanted spontaneity Thursday Oct 18, 1989 you had to be thankful for small favors, like a brief microphone failure at the start of "Mixed Emotions" that proved that all the players up there were awake.

Things were a millimeter looser, as Jagger did more bouncing off the other musicians, at one point wrapping the stoic bassist Bill Wyman in a makeshift wrestling hold. Set-list archivists note: "Angie" replaced "Play With Fire" in the show's slow-song segment, and Keith Richards inserted "Before They Make Me Run" before "Happy" in his spotlight turn.

The clear highlight for the audience came during the opening bars of Willie Dixon's "Little Red Rooster," the slide-guitar slow blues they recorded in 1964. The video screens above the stage suddenly showed a close-up of un-introduced guest guitarist Eric Clapton, eliciting a mighty roar of recognition from the crowd.

For decades, the Rolling Stones claimed the title of “world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band.” But after a seven-year hiatus from touring, some began to wonder if it was time for another group to wear the mantle. In 1989, media propaganda, and little more, attempted to deliver a false scenario in leading the public into believing L.A.’s own Guns N’ Roses had emerged as a strong contender for the crown of “world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band.” That was thanks to two multi-platinum albums (Appetite for Destruction and G N’ R Lies.) So it was concocted that a "battle" for the “world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band” take place with the Guns & Stones at the Los Angeles Coliseum. So the Stones brought their Steel Wheels Tour to the Coliseum in October 1989 which also featured opening act Living Colour. The Coliseum concert would be the only show with the grossly overrated Guns N’ Roses to appear on the Stones tour. In his concert review, L.A. Times music critic Robert Hilburn described the generational battle of the bands as “a classic rock 'n' roll showdown.” With a setlist for the Stones that began with “Start Me Up” and finished with the encore “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” the Stones had “too much historic aura, too many great songs and too splendid a lineup of musicians” to bow to the younger band. Hilburn put it simply, “The winner and still champ: the Rolling Stones.”

This is that show, the battle winning STONES performance:::

       Track list :::

1 Start Me Up

2 Bitch

3 Sad Sad Sad

4 Undercover Of The Night

5 Harlem Shuffle

6 Tumbling Dice

7 Miss You

8 Midnight Rambler

9 You Can't Always Get What You Want

10 Little Red Rooster

11 Happy

12 Paint It Black

13 2000 Light Years From Home

14 Sympathy For The Devil

15 Ruby Tuesday

16 Play With Fire

17 Mixed Emotions

18 Honky Tonk Woman

19 Gimme Shelter

20 It's Only Rock 'N Roll

21 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

22 Jumpin' Jack Flash

 


              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: M- TOP COPY after nearly 30 years, a superb example of a pristine copy, highly collectible. There are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy ...

The vinyl: Rated: M- x 3 LP's, all 6 sides are clear and smoooth ... easily playing with with very enjoyable CLEAN audio  ...all six Starlite labels are spotless clean

     

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!








 

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