The Rolling Stones
1981-10-18
Candlestick Park
San Francisco, CA.
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01. Take The A Train (introduction)
02. Under My Thumb
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Let's Spend The Night Together
05. Shattered
06. Neighbors
07. Black Limousine
08. Just My Imagination
09. Twenty Flight Rock
10. Let Me Go
11. Time Is On My Side
12. Beast Of Burden
13. Waiting On A Friend
14. Let It Bleed
CD 2:
01. You Can't Always Get What You Want
02. Little T & A
03. Tumbling Dice
04. Band Introductions
05. She's So Cold
06. All Down The Line
07. Hang Fire
08. Star Star
09. Miss You
10. Start Me Up
11. Honky Tonk Women
12. Brown Sugar
13. Jumping Jack Flash
14. Satisfaction
Files: 28. :: Size: 320.98 MB (mp3) | 915 MB (flac).
Total Time: 02:20:16 hour/s.
*** Rolling Stones American Tour 1981 ***
Personnel: Mick Jagger - lead vocals, guitar :: Keith Richards - guitar, backing vocals :: Ronnie Wood - guitar, backing vocals :: Bill Wyman - bass :: Charlie Watts - drums, percussion.
Additional musicians: Ian Stewart - piano :: Ian McLagan - keyboards :: Ernie Watts - saxophone.
Notes: What we have here on Something Old Something Blue is another very good to excellent soundboard. All of the instruments are nice and clear with the audience sounding distant. Mick plays MC keeping the show going at a brisk pace and having fun with the audience. He reminds the crowd that Candlestick Park was the site of the last Beatles concert, calling it useless trivia under his breath. The performance is very good building up to the finale with an astonishing string of classics. The encore “Satisfaction” comes from a mediocre sounding audience recording.
As good as this release is I’m not completely happy with it. Unlike Empress Valley’s Seattle Supersonic, Dog N Cat has used some mastering on the tape. It sounds more compressed and there is a slight metallic sound in the background more apparent in the quieter moments. Further there is slight radio interference in the mix at certain points. Probably security at the venue. Overall this is a nice release. The mastering job done on the tape isn’t enough to detract from the music, and certainly isn’t as bad as other releases I’ve listened to. (Info taken from collectors music reviews).
Mick looks so funny with a guitar...!!!
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