Rolling Stones/PA,USA 2024 Complete Remastered

The Rolling Stones’ latest Philadelphia performance has already been released as the fastest release, “PHILADELPHIA 2024 iPhone Recording,” but a different audience recording boasting excellent sound quality has appeared. Therefore, this new sound source was adopted for the CD release. The previous sound source was carried out using an iPhone app that amazed enthusiasts around the world with the latest technology, so much so that it was even titled. It is true that the iPhone sound source was attractive for its close sound image centered on Mick’s singing voice, but on the other hand, it is true that there was instability and roughness everywhere. And above all, the fatal noise that was mixed in at the beginning of the live performance, which was mentioned at the time of last week’s release. In that respect, the overall ease of listening to this audience recording is far superior. Compared to the iPhone sound source, this sound source was recorded using a schoeps microphone, although there was a slight sense of distance, so the spread and richness of the range captured by the entire recording are incomparable to the iPhone. Furthermore, the balance is excellent, and it is no wonder that it was chosen to be pressed CD instead of the iPhone recording. In other words, the sound quality of this audience recording is a landslide victory overall. And while it’s not true that every place is different, the same concert can sound different depending on the position. The iPhone recording captured a heartwarming scene of the band getting excited about the new song “Angry” and people reviewing the lyrics, but this recording captured a typical American Stones show scene where people started talking as soon as the song started. The same goes for “Mess It Up,” but when it comes to Keith’s “Tell Me Straight,” it’s ironically not that noisy, and it seems to have captured the same sense of realism that is familiar in the United States, where people go to the toilet when Keith starts. This is not limited to the Stones, but is a bad habit of Americans who lose their composure as soon as a legendary act starts playing a new song, and I can’t help but think that this was the reason why “Sweet Sounds Of Heaven,” which should have been played as an encore for a while, disappeared for a while, starting with this day (it was safely revived from Denver!). While the realism that is unique to America was captured, this recording also conveys the greatness of the performance that day with more power than the previous iPhone recording. Even listening to it again with a different sound source like this, Mick and the band’s momentum is overflowing even from familiar repertoire such as “It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll (but I Like It)” and “Let’s Spend the Night Together”. And above all, “She’s a Rainbow” was the voting number of the day. The fans who were talking about the new song were overjoyed as soon as Mick told them that this song would be played, so it was heartless. That said, it was actually a good performance, and it’s no wonder they got excited. I think that this goodness can be enjoyed even more with this recording. And the unusual treatment of playing three Keith songs, which caused a stir at the time of Philly, seems to have been a change unique to this tour, considering that this pattern is still continuing now. In addition, the high quality of the sound makes it very realistic to hear Keith happily singing as he now has more songs of his own. Not only did they show off their surprising changes and the songs that fans would love to hear, but it was also inevitable that they would release a CD of this hot Philly night, which was also in top form that day. The iPhone recording was certainly of high quality, but please enjoy the exquisite listening experience that surpasses it. Remastering Memo: Although the sound quality was originally high, the low-mid to high-mid ranges were adjusted to reduce the sound from the venue. Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA, USA 11th June 2024 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc:1 (62:41) 1. Intro 2. Start Me Up 3. It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 4. Let’s Spend the Night Together 5. Angry 6. She’s a Rainbow 7. Monkey Man 8. Tumbling Dice 9. Mess It Up 10. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 11. Band introductions 12. Tell Me Straight 13. Little T&A 14. Happy Disc:2 (51:18) 1. Sympathy for the Devil 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Midnight Rambler 4. Gimme Shelter 5. Paint It Black 6. Jumping Jack Flash 7. Satisfaction