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"The Rolling Stones - Bridges to Babylon Tour '97" (WLR 2138)
Soundboard Collection Limited Collection (500 Pieces)
Lineage:
Original DVD - DVD Decrypter
Tech specs (as generated by KMP Player):
Video
Format : MPEG Video
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 3 789 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 7 500 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4:3
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Standard : NTSC
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Bottom Field First
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.366
Color primaries : BT.601 NTSC
Transfer characteristics : BT.601
Matrix coefficients : BT.601
Audio
Format : MPEG Video
Format settings, Endianness : Custom
Stream size : 8 bits
Tech specs (as given in the original torrent):
DVD VOB format
MPEG-2 Program Stream <<{ 1 vid, 1 aud}
Sysbitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR
Audio: AC3
48000Hz 192 kb/s tot , stereo [2/0]
Codec ; MPEG-2
Pic/s 29.970 ; Frames/s 29.970 , Fields/s 59.940
01.Bridges To Babylon Press Kit
02.Introduction
03.(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
04.Let's Spend The Night Together
05.Flip The Switch
06.Gimme Shelter
07.Ruby Tuesday
08.It's Only Rock and Roll
09.Saint Of Me
10.Out Of Control
11.Miss You
12.Like A Rolling Stone *
13.You Don't Have To Mean It
14.Wanna Hold You
15.Bridge Walk
16.Little Queenie
17.I Just Wanna Make Love To You
18.You Got Me Rocking
19.Sympathy For The Devil
20.Tumbling Dice
21.Honky Tonk Woman
22.Start Me Up
23.Jumpin' Jack Flash
24.You Can't Always Get What You Want
25.Brown Sugar
* w/Bob Dylan - vocals, guitar
Info, artwork, and md5 signature file is included.
Comments: This has appeared several times on Dime over the years through various releases, though it has been a few years since any of the iterations have appeared on the tracker. I figured it had been long enough that it would be worth another run through the tracker for those who missed it on the multiple postings 2007-2009. This particular release was shared by "Omme12345" in November 2010; many thanks to him for the effort of ripping it, scanning the artwork, and sharing it originally.
The "Bridges to Babylon" tour in 1997-98 took the Stones' money-making machine to another level, in terms of the scale of production, the number of tickets sold, and the number of cities visited. According to Wikipedia, they ended up playing 108 dates over a roughly one-year period to a total of 4,577,000 people in 25 countries. This, of course, would be exceeded in 2005-2007 with the "Bigger Bang" tour, but still it's a staggering level of touring for artists who were then in their late 50's. The album itself was so-so (the advance hype billed it as their "best album since Exile," continuing a trend that began with their first album after "Exile"), but did have three or four standout tracks which they replicated on their tour (I believe it also netted them a Grammy for "Has Anybody Seen My Baby?" -- which they immediately stopped playing live). The production itself was pretty good -- they had a massive stage set-up with a long platform that stretched to roughly halfway back at each venue; for those in the cheap ($200) seats, they played a mini-set in the middle of the venue before retreating back to the mainstage. Setlist-wise, they generally played to the masses with mostly greatest hits, but managed to squeeze in a few of their lesser-known tracks that were favored by the hardcore fans.
Rio has always been a high point for them -- they have typically drawn their largest audiences in this city (they drew 1.5 million for their free show in 2006), generally accompanied by a TV broadcast shortly after. This particular show was broadcast on free TV (I believe the commercials that were part of this original broadcast were edited out) and subsequently booted by many enterprising private manufacturers.
A unique component of this show was the appearance of Bob Dylan, who joined the band for a cover of "Like a Rolling Stone" which they had frequently played on this tour. Other highlights (for me, at least) were the combo of "Little Queenie" and "I Just Want To Make Love To You" performed in the relative intimacy of the B-stage. I find it a little surprising that given this high-profile show, Keith chose to play two relatively unknown songs in his mini-set -- generally you get either "Happy" or "Before They Make Me Run."
The audio sounds great; the video is serviceable -- it looks like this DVD was sourced by a VHS video that was a few generations down, so the resolution isn't perfect, colors bleed a little, and there are artifacts at the bottom of the screen. It takes a few seconds to get used to, and at that point it's fine for even a relatively casual collector.
Praça da Apoteose
Pro-shot 2-DVD
"The Rolling Stones - Bridges to Babylon Tour '97" (WLR 2138)
Soundboard Collection Limited Collection (500 Pieces)
Lineage:
Original DVD - DVD Decrypter
Tech specs (as generated by KMP Player):
Video
Format : MPEG Video
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 3 789 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 7 500 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4:3
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Standard : NTSC
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Bottom Field First
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.366
Color primaries : BT.601 NTSC
Transfer characteristics : BT.601
Matrix coefficients : BT.601
Audio
Format : MPEG Video
Format settings, Endianness : Custom
Stream size : 8 bits
Tech specs (as given in the original torrent):
DVD VOB format
MPEG-2 Program Stream <<{ 1 vid, 1 aud}
Sysbitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR
Audio: AC3
48000Hz 192 kb/s tot , stereo [2/0]
Codec ; MPEG-2
Pic/s 29.970 ; Frames/s 29.970 , Fields/s 59.940
01.Bridges To Babylon Press Kit
02.Introduction
03.(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
04.Let's Spend The Night Together
05.Flip The Switch
06.Gimme Shelter
07.Ruby Tuesday
08.It's Only Rock and Roll
09.Saint Of Me
10.Out Of Control
11.Miss You
12.Like A Rolling Stone *
13.You Don't Have To Mean It
14.Wanna Hold You
15.Bridge Walk
16.Little Queenie
17.I Just Wanna Make Love To You
18.You Got Me Rocking
19.Sympathy For The Devil
20.Tumbling Dice
21.Honky Tonk Woman
22.Start Me Up
23.Jumpin' Jack Flash
24.You Can't Always Get What You Want
25.Brown Sugar
* w/Bob Dylan - vocals, guitar
Info, artwork, and md5 signature file is included.
Comments: This has appeared several times on Dime over the years through various releases, though it has been a few years since any of the iterations have appeared on the tracker. I figured it had been long enough that it would be worth another run through the tracker for those who missed it on the multiple postings 2007-2009. This particular release was shared by "Omme12345" in November 2010; many thanks to him for the effort of ripping it, scanning the artwork, and sharing it originally.
The "Bridges to Babylon" tour in 1997-98 took the Stones' money-making machine to another level, in terms of the scale of production, the number of tickets sold, and the number of cities visited. According to Wikipedia, they ended up playing 108 dates over a roughly one-year period to a total of 4,577,000 people in 25 countries. This, of course, would be exceeded in 2005-2007 with the "Bigger Bang" tour, but still it's a staggering level of touring for artists who were then in their late 50's. The album itself was so-so (the advance hype billed it as their "best album since Exile," continuing a trend that began with their first album after "Exile"), but did have three or four standout tracks which they replicated on their tour (I believe it also netted them a Grammy for "Has Anybody Seen My Baby?" -- which they immediately stopped playing live). The production itself was pretty good -- they had a massive stage set-up with a long platform that stretched to roughly halfway back at each venue; for those in the cheap ($200) seats, they played a mini-set in the middle of the venue before retreating back to the mainstage. Setlist-wise, they generally played to the masses with mostly greatest hits, but managed to squeeze in a few of their lesser-known tracks that were favored by the hardcore fans.
Rio has always been a high point for them -- they have typically drawn their largest audiences in this city (they drew 1.5 million for their free show in 2006), generally accompanied by a TV broadcast shortly after. This particular show was broadcast on free TV (I believe the commercials that were part of this original broadcast were edited out) and subsequently booted by many enterprising private manufacturers.
A unique component of this show was the appearance of Bob Dylan, who joined the band for a cover of "Like a Rolling Stone" which they had frequently played on this tour. Other highlights (for me, at least) were the combo of "Little Queenie" and "I Just Want To Make Love To You" performed in the relative intimacy of the B-stage. I find it a little surprising that given this high-profile show, Keith chose to play two relatively unknown songs in his mini-set -- generally you get either "Happy" or "Before They Make Me Run."
The audio sounds great; the video is serviceable -- it looks like this DVD was sourced by a VHS video that was a few generations down, so the resolution isn't perfect, colors bleed a little, and there are artifacts at the bottom of the screen. It takes a few seconds to get used to, and at that point it's fine for even a relatively casual collector.
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