Rolling Stones/Canada 6.6.2013

High-quality audience recording of the Toronto performance on June 6th from the 2013 North American tour. This is a remastered recording of the 2nd day performance in Toronto that appeared on the internet. At the beginning, in the middle of the intro SE and Get Off Of My Cloud, there are some volume adjustment disturbances and the sound is unstable, but the real performance is in the second song It’s Only Rock’n Roll, after the sound has solidified, and from then on it is pretty good. It is recorded all the way to the end with high level sound. The good news is that Keith’s edgy guitar is recorded with a very sharp and on-tone sound, so I think fans will enjoy it just with this. Both the sound output and the recording are not very sophisticated and have a very RAW and unprocessed feel, but that is the selling point of this recording. Great sense of separation and brightness! I’m not saying that, but with reliable clarity and the best texture that makes you feel that there is no need to equalize this strangely, you can enjoy the whole show very happily. I added TRULY AMAZING/ due to the disturbance at the beginning, but overall, it’s a “PERFECT” sound and you can enjoy the whole show. Following the opening day of the Toronto performance on May 25th, the Stones returned to Toronto with three performances in Chicago on May 28th, 31st, and June 3rd. Of course, the venue is the same: Air Canada Centre. “STREET FIGHTING MAN IN TORONTO”, which was recorded on the first day of Toronto, has such high sound quality that even if I listen to it again now, there would be no problem making it into a press CD (the direct feeling and depth of sound are the best!), but this edition also, The feel of the sound is different, but the quality is just as good (or better). You really have to listen to this! It’s a sound that makes you think. This day was a Stones-only performance with no guests. One of the things to listen to is Worried About You, which will be the first performance on the tour. In the following Rocks Off, Keith’s guitar is suddenly unstable (unsteady), but somehow Mick also misunderstands the composition of the song, and you can hear that the first half becomes melodious. The texture of the performance is rough, and overall it’s a pretty amazing version, but I think this is also something that fans will enjoy. I think Mick seemed to be saying, “Oh my god,” but at the next MC, he restarted and greeted, “IT’S GREAT TO BE BACK IN TORONTO!!” ! After Emotional Rescue, the MC said happily, “Tomorrow is 50 years ago, the day we released our first single Come On.” “Keith is looking at me to see if I can remember the song, but I’m not sure about the lyrics either,” he prefaces, before singing the first verse alone with Charlie’s drums in the background. When I finished singing, I felt good and said, “Charlie remembered it.” Doom And Gloom, One More ShotNext, Taylor appears in Can’t You Hear Me Knocking and listens to a wonderful solo play. In the intro of Satisfaction, Keith makes a mistake, but in the second half, the performance and sound quality are excellent, and the whole song is worth listening to! ! This most enjoyable concert is definitely a must-see and must-experience for fans! ! Live at Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Canada 6th June 2013 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(70:29) 1. Intro 2. Get Off Of My Cloud 3. It’s Only Rock’n Roll 4. Paint It Black 5. Gimme Shelter 6. Worried About You 7. Rocks Off 8. Emotional Rescue 9. Come On (Mick Only) 10. Doom And Gloom 11. One More Shot 12. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (with Mick Taylor) 13. Honky Tonk Women Disc 2(79:19) 1. Band Introductions 2. You Got The Silver 3. Before They Make Me Run 4. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor) 5. Miss You 6. Start Me Up 7. Tumbling Dice 8. Brown Sugar 9. Sympathy For The Devil 10. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (with the Cawthra Park Chamber Choir) 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor) Mick Jagger – Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica Keith Richards – Guitars, Vocals Charlie Watts – Drums Ronnie Wood – Guitars Darryl Jones – Bass, Vocal Bobby Keys – Tenor Saxophone Chuck Leavell – Keyboards, Backing Vocals Lisa Fischer – Backing Vocals, Percussion Bernard Fowler – Backing Vocals, Percussion Tim Ries – Keyboards, Horns