Since the Rolling Stones' mirrored master of July 12, 1975 was unearthed and given a shocking stereo upgrade, the masterpiece soundboard album "L.A. FORUM 1975 4TH NIGHT" from that day must be reissued. When it was released two years ago, it became a super bestseller, and it was so popular that many restocks were sold out in an instant. Needless to say, the album was longed for further releases or re-releases. So, the timing of the release of "L.A. FORUM 1975 4TH NIGHT: MIKE MILLARD MASTER TAPES" has finally come true, with the masterpiece of the 1975 stereo soundboard recording! It was a real shock when the live video of July 12 was officially released 10 years ago. Not only was the pro-shot video that enthusiasts have become accustomed to seeing on VHS released with perfect image quality, but the sound was also firmly matched with the stereo recording made by multi-track recording on the same day. Especially in the VHS era, not only was it a very appreciated pro-shot video, but the audio was also appreciated because it was a soundboard, and starting with the silver box and colored vinyl LP box, KTS's "ROCKIN' AT THE FORUM" and VGP's "L.A. CONNECTION" were also very popular. However, it was still a mono sound from a video. In contrast, the official one from 10 years ago was a different dimension of stereo sound, so enthusiasts all over the world were ecstatic. Also, the video was leaked, so the screen was often distorted. The previous items were recorded as they were, even up to the distortion of the sound that occurred there, but the official one had no such problems. It was a release that showed the power of the original. If the audio is a multi-track superb stereo soundboard, it is natural that a live album will be created. However, since the audio on the 13th was released coupled with the video, the general distribution of the sound board release for the 12th was not realized. Among them, the fact that the CD of the original sound source was included only in the luxurious box set is a fact that even enthusiasts tend to overlook. It was "L.A. FORUM 1975 4TH NIGHT" that was released to take advantage of that. And although it was difficult to understand with the video included, the take from July 10th was actually used at the beginning of "Rip This Joint", and the take from the 11th was used for a considerable length of time in the middle of "Jumping Jack Flash". These are thought to be considerations due to the fact that the multi-track tape exchange point was hit when recording the long and unpredictable show unique to 1975, and these recordings were used as a last resort. Among them, the compensation point of "Jumping Jack Flash" somehow had a misstep in which the position was reversed. This is a big minus for a precious sound record. The reason why "L.A. FORUM 1975 4TH NIGHT" became so popular was that the timing was adjusted for the release. Above all, it is the best stereo soundboard album that captures the July 12 show that enthusiasts are familiar with. The re-release of such a masterpiece has finally come true! Remastering Memo The left and right are reversed in "JJF" from the stroke of the B chord immediately after the last chorus to 1 minute 33 seconds, from 3 minutes 38 seconds to 5 minutes 21 seconds in time. The audio from the previous day's performance on the 11th is sandwiched here, but the left and right are reversed. ★ Left and right swapping part 1:03:55 - 1:05:38 Before Charlie's drum roll and other play after "Sympathy For The Devil" was finished, the fade-out started, so the end of the LA video was transplanted. ★ Ending From 1:18:30, the sound pressure was adjusted and replaced with DVD audio. The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA 12th July 1975 STEREO SBD Disc 1 (76:15) 1. Fanfare for the Common Man 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. All Down the Line 4. If You Can't Rock Me / Get Off of My Cloud 5. Star Star 6. Gimme Shelter 7. Ain't Too Proud to Beg 8. You Gotta Move 9. You Can't Always Get What You Want 1 0. Happy 11. Tumbling Dice 12. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 13. Band Intros 14. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) Disc 2 (79:30) 1. Fingerprint File 2. Angie 3. Wild Horses 4. That's Life (with Billy Preston) 5. Outa Space (with Billy Preston) 6. Brown Sugar 7. Midnight Rambler 8. Rip This Joint 9. Street Fighting Man 10. Jumpin' Jack Flash The part in "JJF" where the left and right are reversed is from the B chord stroke just after the last chorus to 1 minute 33 seconds, or from 3 minutes 38 seconds to 5 minutes 21 seconds. Audio from the previous day's performance on the 11th is inserted here, but the left and right are reversed. →★ Corrected to the correct state 11. Sympathy for the Devil After the end of "Sympathy For The Devil", the fade-out starts before Charlie's drum roll and other fun bits have finished. →★ Corrected to the correct state STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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