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THE ROLLING STONES Rare CD - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! Live In Concert - Hybrid Disc

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Condition: New: An item that is still in its original shrink wrap from the manufacturer and the original ...

CD Grading: Mint (M)

Language: English

Era: 1960s

Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve

Instrument: Bass Guitar, Drums, Electric Guitar, Guitar, Harmonica, Voice

Style: 1960s, 1970s, Blues Rock, Classic Rock, British Blues, British Invasion

Case Condition: Mint (M)

Features: Live Recording, Remastered

Inlay Condition: Mint (M)

Edition: Remastered, Reissue

UPC: 0018771900528

Artist: Rolling Stones

Format: CD

Producer: Glyn Johns^The Rolling Stones

Release Year: 2002

Record Label: Abk, ABKCO

Release Title: Get Yer Ya Ya's Out

Genre: Rock

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Glyn Johns^The Rolling Stones

Record Label

Abk, ABKCO

UPC

0018771900528

eBay Product ID (ePID)

28046049454

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Release Year

2002

Genre

Rock

Artist

Rolling Stones

Release Title

Get Yer Ya Ya's Out

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0.44 in

Item Weight

0.19 lb

Item Length

5.59 in

Item Width

4.98 in

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Tracks

1.1 Jumpin' Jack Flash 1.2 Carol 1.3 Stray Cat Blues 1.4 Love in Vain 1.5 Midnight Rambler 1.6 Sympathy for the Devil 1.7 Live with Me 1.8 Little Queenie 1.9 Honky Tonk Women 1.10 Street Fighting Man

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British

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Remastered 1970 live album mostly recorded at New York's Madison Square Garden in November 1969 during their ill fated USA tour that ended with Altamont. Though there were some studio touch ups done, it's been called one of the best live albums of the rock era. Now with new guitarist Mick Taylor firmly on board the Stones tear through "Midnight Rambler", "Jumping Jack Flash" & "Honky Tonk Women" along with a rootsy blues cover of Robert Johnson's "Love in Vain" and Chuck Berry cover "Little Queenie" featuring Ian Stewart on piano. David Bailey shot the unforgettable cover photograph featuring Charlie Watts & the donkey!

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by lonewolf72013
19 May, 2016Most critical review
I bought this cd thinking it would be better quality then the last recording not much improvement very disapointed !!!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: rowdy7698
by 27414
01 May, 2008
Rolling Stones Get Yer Ya Ya's Out SACD
About the only decent thing Allen Klein did that had merit during his association with the Rolling Stones was to reissue everything prior to Sticky Fingers as SACDs and later, as DSD remasters. For all intent and purposes, SACD is a dead format, but SACD disks are around for those who are willing to look for them and the playback hardware is still being manufactured. In the case of the Stones' SACDs, the only way I have found to distinguish a Stones SACD from a DSD remaster is that the SACDs are in digipacks while the DSDs are in jewel cases. There is no reference to SACD on the outside of the package. Either way, the remasters (SACD or DSD) are a huge improvement over the original releases. I recently bought what was advertised as a hybrid SACD of Aftermath only to learn it was a ... About the only decent thing Allen Klein did that had merit during his association with the Rolling Stones was to reissue everything prior to Sticky Fingers as SACDs and later, as DSD remasters. For all intent and purposes, SACD is a dead format, but SACD disks are around for those who are willing to look for them and the playback hardware is still being manufactured. In the case of the Stones' SACDs, the only way I have found to distinguish a Stones SACD from a DSD remaster is that the SACDs are in digipacks while the DSDs are in jewel cases. There is no reference to SACD on the outside of the package. Either way, the remasters (SACD or DSD) are a huge improvement over the original releases. I recently bought what was advertised as a hybrid SACD of Aftermath only to learn it was a DSD remaster when I received it. So there appears to be a great deal of confusion on the Stones' pre-Sticky Fingers library when it comes to SACD / DSD. In the case of Aftermath, the recording quality of the Stones' early stuff was pretty bad, so I doubt an SACD would offer much improvement over the remaster using DSD technology. Many purists contend that it heresy to reissue rock in multi-channel. I agree to a point, but take Dark Side of the Moon as an example. Pink Floyd used and continues to use multi-channel sound systems for its live shows. And after listening to DSOTM in the 2003 James Guthrie 5.1 SACD and the Alan Parsons 1973 4-channel audio DVD, I can't imagine listening it in 2 channel again. So what is good in multi channel as opposed to 2 channel seems to depend on the program material. Dire Staits' Brothers in Arms shines in 5.1. And I'm looking forward to hearing Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Tommy in multi as well. Back to the Stones and Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. The Stones are a basic guitar driven blues / rock band that does not lean on gimmicks. Allen Klein's Stones SACDs are all 2 channel, with the real early stuff (England's Newest Hit Makers The Rolling Stones) in mono. Good decision. I've listened to Get Yer Ya Ya's Out enough times to feel I know the people in the audience. But hearing it in SACD was like hearing the album for the fist time. In addition to the music having greater dynamic range, detail, and raw power, the SACD 2 channel mix (and I assume the currently available DSD remaster as well) really brings the audience into the equation. I highly recommend this for any Stones fan who has SACD playback capability. And for those who have high quality CD playback, go with the DSD. I bought what I believed to be SACDs of Let it Bleed and Beggars Banquet, again to learn they are DSDs. But the DSDs are a huge improvement over the previously issued CDs. One of these days I'll find them in SACD. But for now, if you're a Stones fan, Get Yer Ya Ya's Out in SACD or DSD is a must-have.
by undersmoke
10 Nov, 2006
Live CD Has Keith Showing His Chops
I don't think this is the best live CD I've ever heard, but it's one of the most energetic. On the first couple tracks, it sounds like the soundman could've turned Mick up a little. So the vocals lack slightly, but big deal. It's still the Stones, and they really rock on these live versions of their classics like Jumpin' Jack Flash and Street Fighting Man, and a couple Chuck Berry covers. I think Keith really shines on this CD, especially Sympathy For The Devil, where he really grooves with the rythem section, showing his chops that seem both tasteful and spontaneous. Blues and rock are mixed to the hilt and I definitely recommend this CD to both die-hard Stones and casual fans. Keith really rocks on this one!I don't think this is the best live CD I've ever heard, but it's one of the most energetic. On the first couple tracks, it sounds like the soundman could've turned Mick up a little. So the vocals lack slightly, but big deal. It's still the Stones, and they really rock on these live versions of their classics like Jumpin' Jack Flash and Street Fighting Man, and a couple Chuck Berry covers. I think Keith really shines on this CD, especially Sympathy For The Devil, where he really grooves with the rythem section, showing his chops that seem both tasteful and spontaneous. Blues and rock are mixed to the hilt and I definitely recommend this CD to both die-hard Stones and casual fans. Keith really rocks on this one!
by dunmdumik
12 Jan, 2019
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One of the best live cd's ever recorded. The Stones with Mick Taylor good as it gets.
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by ejazzb777
17 Jan, 2022
Hugely Overrated
This is constantly held up by its fans as the "greatest live Rock album", which is frankly, ridiculous. Compared to the Allman Bros. "Live at Fillmore East", Free's "Free Live!", The Who's "LIve at Leeds", "Waiting for Columbus" by Little Feat or P. Frampton's "Framptom Comes Alive", Ya Yas is not even remotely in the same league. Yes; it has energy. However, if you're looking for finesse, forget it-- these performances are extremely sloppy and Jagger's infamous penchant for butchering melodies is amply displayed. The original studio performances are infinitely better. This is constantly held up by its fans as the "greatest live Rock album", which is frankly, ridiculous. Compared to the Allman Bros. "Live at Fillmore East", Free's "Free Live!", The Who's "LIve at Leeds", "Waiting for Columbus" by Little Feat or P. Frampton's "Framptom Comes Alive", Ya Yas is not even remotely in the same league. Yes; it has energy. However, if you're looking for finesse, forget it-- these performances are extremely sloppy and Jagger's infamous penchant for butchering melodies is amply displayed. The original studio performances are infinitely better.
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