Double album in digipak with bonusmaterial from Toronto

All this talk about how old the RollingStones are is itself getting old. Besides, many of the band´sbest-loved songs are no spring chickens, either. Brown Sugar (youknow, the one our forefathers hummed aboard the Mayflower) issurely well past its sell-by date. It´s Only Rock `n´ Roll has beenonly rock `n´ roll since the twilight of the Nixon administration.And by now, those infamous Honky Tonk Women of yesteryear must besettled down in the suburbs with little honky tonk girls and boysof their own. Even Start Me Up is old enough to buy itself a beer.But despite their longevity, those tunes and other time-tested hotrocks, big hits and fazed cookies sounded remarkably vital lastnight at Gund Arena, Cleveland 14th of October 2002 - as did theStones themselves. It´s hard to believe they´re marking 40 years inshow biz. The Stones got their set rolling with the one-two punchof Street Fighting Man and It´s Only Rock `n´ Roll. Lead singerMick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards are pushing the big 6-0.But the so-called Glimmer Twins haven´t lost their spark. AfterJagger tossed off his jacket early on, Richards promptly kicked itout of the way. In his role as rubber-limbed ringleader of thelongest-running rock `n´ roll circus, Jagger was constantly inmotion as he belted out (I Can´t Get No) Satisfaction, Can´t YouHear Me Knocking and other crowd-pleasers. He strapped on a guitarfor Don´t Stop, a new song from the band´s latest release, thecareer-spanning retrospective Forty Licks. Richards got his chanceto shine on Before They Make Me Run and Slipping Away, which heembellished with an eloquent solo. He sang lead on both tunes. Howare you doing, Cleveland? Richards rasped. It´s nice to be back . .. anywhere. Chain-smoking Ronnie Wood - on the cigarette andguitar, as Jagger put it - made his six-string squawk during If YouCan´t Rock Me and traded interlocking riffs with Richards all nightlong. Holding it all together was Charlie Watts. As usual, he was astudy in poise and precision behind his drum kit. The principalswere accompanied by longtime sidemen Darryl Jones on bass, ChuckLeavell on keyboards and Bobby Keys on sax. The band also had threeother horn players and three backing singers in tow. The extrapersonnel provided a boost during a suite of tunes from the classic1972 double album Exile on Main Street, including Sweet Virginia,Loving Cup, All Down the Line, Rocks Off and Tumbling Dice. Aspunky rendition of the Otis Redding chestnut I Can´t Turn YouLoose was a treat, too. The Stones relocated to a B-stage in themiddle of the floor for several songs, including an eminentlyfitting cover of Bob Dylan´s Like a Rolling Stone. Only rock `n´roll? Maybe. But approximately 15,000 fans still liked it, likedit, yes they did. Empires have risen and fallen. Wars have been wonand lost. Bell-bottoms were in, then they were out, now they´re inagain. Through it all, the Stones have endured- a testament to fourdecades of clean living. Or maybe not. By the time Midnight Ramblerand Jumpin Jack Flash brought the moss-free, two-hour concert to atriumphant close, it wasn´t much of a stretch to imagine the Stonesrolling on for at least another 40 years. In fact, I´m hoping totake my great-grandchildren to catch the band´s 80th anniversarytour. By then, the Stones probably will be headlining spacestations. Think of it - Jagger at 99 in zero gravity! Cool, huh?I´ll say to the young ones. But you should´ve seen these guys atGund Arena in 2002!

Track list:
1. Street Fighting Man
2. It´s Only Rock `N´ Roll
3. If You Can´t Rock Me
4. Don´t Stop
5. Live With Me
6. Sweet Virginia
7. Loving Cup
8. All Down The Line
9. Rocks Off
10. Tumbling Dice
11. Slipping Away
12. Before They Make Me Run
13. Start Me Up
14. I Can´t Turn You Loose
15. Honky Tonk Women
16. Can´t You Hear Me Knocking
17. Satisfaction
18. Stary Cat Blues
19. Like A Rolling Stone
20. Brown Sugar
21. Midnight Rambler
22. Jumping Jack Flash
23. Mick Jagger Speech
24. Promo Radio Trailer I
25. Promo Radio Trailer II
26. Introduction-Toronto 30th of July 2003
27. Start Me Up-Toronto 30th of July 2003
28. Satisfaction-Toronto 30th of July 2003
29. Jumping Jack Flash-Toronto 30th of July 2003
30. Press Conference For The Toronto Show
31. Promo Radio Trailer III

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Condition cd: nm

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