[2023-02-10] The Rolling Stones "Grrr Live! Live At Newark" multiple configurations of 2012 concert (Rolling Stones)

Linda · **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2022 12:59 pm

2CD/1BD Set
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMQLQMWJ/?tag=imwan-20

2CD/1DVD Set
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMQLGTQC/?tag=imwan-20

2CD Set
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMQLLCSG/?tag=imwan-20

3LP Set
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMQKP9Y2/?tag=imwan-20

Description
The Rolling Stones celebrated their golden anniversary in 2012 & 2013 by embarking on the 50 & Counting Tour, a 30-show itinerary for North America and Europe. On December 15, 2012, the band took the stage at Newark, New Jersey's Prudential Center for the final of 4 shows in the New York area. Featuring guest spots from The Black Keys, Gary Clark Jr, Lady Gaga, John Mayer, Bruce Springsteen, and Mick Taylor, the concert proved to be one of the most memorable shows in the band's history.

Tracklist
TBA

Packshot (click for full size):

Linda · **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2022 1:02 pm

The Amazon USA pre-order links in the first post are not yet active, but should be soon.

Both versions can already listed at Amazon Canada:

2CD/1BD Set
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BMQLQMWJ/?tag=imwanca-20

2CD/1DVD Set
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BMQLGTQC/?tag=imwanca-20

wardo · 18 Oct 2007

but what IS it?

djshermanus · **Joined:** 23 Jan 2015 **Posts:** 121

In late 2012, when the Stones released its Grrr greatest hits set, they held a mini-tour around the eastern US, particuarly NJ. This must be a collection of these shows.

Invisible Pedestrian · **Joined:** 24 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 26163

I was at one of these shows.

They only did three US dates just before Christmas in 2012.

We saw them in Newark.

There were also a couple of shows in the UK.

Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor guested.

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

There have been rumors that this will be the Newark, NJ show.

Rokin Robin of Locksley · 20 Oct 2007

According to setlist.fm, they did 2 Newark shows, 1 on Dec 13, the other on Dec 15, 2012. It says the Dec 15 show was pay per view...

Slightly different track lists, and guest artists. Maybe they could pick and choose and combine the best of both nights into a really big shew ??

https://www.setlist.fm/search?query=the ... &year=2012

Linda · **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2022 2:48 am

I've added a third link to the opening post, for a 2CD set with no video component. All three pre-order links should be going live by the end of today (Wednesday).

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

Thank you Linda.

Rokin Robin of Locksley · 20 Oct 2007

Here's the scoop from Billboard:

https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/ro ... 235178628/

Jason Michael · 30 May 2012

Rokin Robin of Locksley wrote:

Here's the scoop from Billboard:

https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/ro ... 235178628/

Thanks for the info!
Looks interesting. Looking forward to hearing the Mick Taylor and Black Keys appearances.

Quote:

Rolling Stones Prepping Definitive Live Collection, ‘GRRR Live!,’ Featuring Lady Gaga, Black Keys, Bruce Springsteen
The 24-song collection features 60 years of hits, remixed and re-edited.

I would love to ask Billboard- what makes this release the Stones' "definitive" live collection? Is it because it's the only release of the GRRR tour so is, by definition, definitive? Is it more definitiver than previous Stones live albums? Is it just an impressive sounding word they don't understand and thought they'd throw in?

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

Jason Michael wrote:

Rokin Robin of Locksley wrote:

Here's the scoop from Billboard:

https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/ro ... 235178628/

Thanks for the info!
Looks interesting. Looking forward to hearing the Mick Taylor and Black Keys appearances.

Quote:

Rolling Stones Prepping Definitive Live Collection, ‘GRRR Live!,’ Featuring Lady Gaga, Black Keys, Bruce Springsteen
The 24-song collection features 60 years of hits, remixed and re-edited.

I would love to ask Billboard- what makes this release the Stones' "definitive" live collection? Is it because it's the only release of the GRRR tour so is, by definition, definitive? Is it more definitiver than previous Stones live albums? Is it just an impressive sounding word they don't understand and thought they'd throw in?

I was thinking the same thing. The definitive live Stones' albums for me Ya-Ya or the El Mocambo club.

Jason Michael · 30 May 2012

Larry wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

Rokin Robin of Locksley wrote:

Here's the scoop from Billboard:

https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/ro ... 235178628/

Thanks for the info!
Looks interesting. Looking forward to hearing the Mick Taylor and Black Keys appearances.

Quote:

Rolling Stones Prepping Definitive Live Collection, ‘GRRR Live!,’ Featuring Lady Gaga, Black Keys, Bruce Springsteen
The 24-song collection features 60 years of hits, remixed and re-edited.

I would love to ask Billboard- what makes this release the Stones' "definitive" live collection? Is it because it's the only release of the GRRR tour so is, by definition, definitive? Is it more definitiver than previous Stones live albums? Is it just an impressive sounding word they don't understand and thought they'd throw in?

I was thinking the same thing. The definitive live Stones' albums for me Ya-Ya or the El Mocambo club.

When you're talking a 60-year career, I don't think you can release anything that's a night or two from one tour and call it definitive. (Mocambo is probably my favorite.)

wardo · 18 Oct 2007

Jason Michael wrote:

When you're talking a 60-year career, I don't think you can release anything that's a night or two from one tour and call it definitive. (Mocambo is probably my favorite.)

Agreed. Mocambo was a rare case of Mick getting it right re: vault releases.

Linda · **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2022 5:16 pm

In the first post, all of the USA pre-order links are now active.

Invisible Pedestrian · **Joined:** 24 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 26163

The show we saw on Dec. 13 had “Respectable” and “Around and Around” (that was a shocker!) and neither of those are here.

I already have the show from Dec. 15 on DVD, so I may pass on this.

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

joemusic1958 · **Joined:** 31 Mar 2008 **Posts:** 134

Brussels 1973 and El Mocambo are definitive in my opinion

banzaibid · 05 Aug 2007

joemusic1958 wrote:

Brussels 1973 and El Mocambo are definitive in my opinion

Totally agree. Great choices and they are my 2 go-to live albums for the Stones. Just a tad partial to Brussels, but they are both superb!!

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

JohnG · 03 Aug 2006

That looks and sounds great! :headbanger:

Larry · **Joined:** 10 Feb 2008 **Posts:** 5099

[2023-02-10] The Rolling Stones "Grrr Live! Live At Newark" multiple configurations of 2012 concert (Rolling Stones)

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