Rolling Stones/MD,USA 07.01.1975 Complete Upgrade

Although the Rolling Stones' 1975 Largo performance took place at the height of their power, between MSG and the LA Forum, there have been almost no items available until now. No, perhaps the problem was that the sound source and items existed, but they were not recorded in a state where they could be heard properly. In fact, when it was released only once, it was not a musical item that could be heard before the original sound source was in a state of "low pitch" and "cracked input level". Because of this, the Stones' 1975 tour audience, which was overlooked by enthusiasts, is Largo. There were two live performances in the same place, but the one we will release this time is the first day's live performance. For the reasons mentioned above, it is a rare mono audience that many enthusiasts will probably hear for the first time with this release. When it comes to restoring such vintage sound sources, "GRAF ZEPPELIN" is a master. In fact, as a result of his full exertion of his skills, the first day of Largo, which had inadvertently raised the hurdle of listening due to the previous release problem, became suddenly easier to hear. First of all, the pitch, which was slow when it was distributed among traders, has been adjusted firmly. This alone makes the original sound source much easier to hear, but "GRAF ZEPPELIN" does not end there. Even the sound blurring on the left side of the beginning of "Wild Horses", which was left unattended in the previously released version, has been adjusted properly. And above all, there is no unbearable sound distortion caused by excessive input this time. This difference is too big. Thus, Lago was able to be heard normally for the first time (in every sense!) by the careful restoration by "GRAF ZEPPELIN", but enthusiasts will be surprised that it was in a state where it was possible to hear it sufficiently while having a little distance in the sound image in mono. The processing of the item released only once in the past was too rough. And after all, the show held between MSG and the LA Forum could not be bad. In fact, Mick ran through this day with high tension like 1975, but his singing voice rapidly became rough from "Gimme Shelter". Of course, if you keep performing such intense and long live shows at every show, it's only natural. After that, Mick continues to force his rough voice for a while, but it was a blessing in disguise that the 1975 tour's structure allowed him to rest his voice well. The long non-singing parts of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Happy" sung by Keith helped his voice, which had been in a pretty rough state, to recover beautifully, and the miraculous scene of him performing "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" with high tension was also captured well. Thanks to this, the high tension typical of 1975 was restored from the middle of the live and continued until the end, but it was almost impossible to feel that way in past releases. This recovery of Mick on the first day of Largo is really interesting. Since it was literally carefully made into a CD by "GRAF ZEPPELIN", it can be said that this is the first release of the actual sound source. The first day of Largo in 1975, which is rarely released, is recorded in mono Aud! There is no distortion due to pitch and phase shift or level over as in the previous releases, and the overall band has been carefully corrected with an emphasis on balance. The sound distortion in the left channel at the beginning of Wild Horses has also been carefully corrected, so it is hardly noticeable during listening. This is the definitive '75 Largo opening day board! Capital Centre, Largo, MD, USA 1st July 1975 UPGRADE!!! Disc 1 (69:40) 01. Fanfare For The Common Man 02. Honky Tonk Women 03. All Down The Line 04. If You Can't Rock Me 05. Get Off Of My Cloud 06. Star Star 07. Gimme Shelter 08. Ain't Too Proud To Beg 09. You Gotta Move 10. You Can't Always Get What You Want ★Cut-in / 4:56 Cut section is just picked out 11. Happy 12. Tumbling Dice 13. It's Only Rock 'n Roll Disc 2 (57:15) 01. Band Introductions 02. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 03. Fingerprint File 04. Wild Horses 05. Brown Sugar 06. Midnight Rambler 07. Rip This Joint 08. Street Fighting Man 09. Jumping Jack Flash