Rolling Stones/Germany 2014 Complete

The 9th performance from the 2014 European tour, the performance in Dusseldorf, Germany on June 19th, was recorded completely with a good audience recording. The sound source uploaded to the Internet has been remastered and recorded, but the sound quality is a little vague. That said, it is much better than the first day in Oslo, the sound is only distant, but overall, it is well recorded with the trendy “natural & warm” (lol) sound. The sense of stability is sufficient, and if you get this as a free gift and the upper version of this day does not appear in the future, it will definitely be a must-have title for fans! Well, it is a sound source with that kind of sound quality. The biggest loss of this sound source, the head missing of Let’s Spend The Night Together (missing 18 seconds when combining the intervals between songs), was carefully compensated for from the youtube sound source of the same day. It was finished so that it would not be noticeable if you listened normally. The momentary sound drop at 3:41 of It’s Only Rock’n Roll has also been corrected. In addition to the great performance, the set was very attractive, and Let’s Spend The Night Together, which hadn’t been played since the second show in Zurich for some reason, was back in a nice position as the second song. The opening flow of JJF, LSTNT, and IORR is cool. After Tumbling Dice, they played Worried About You, which was also played since Zurich. In addition, the songvote featured Street Fighting Man, who made his first appearance on the tour! It’s worth getting this take just to listen to the SFM played on this day, which was played in a grand manner after the German MC, which I couldn’t understand except for the request and the song title. (The noise caused by the master around 5:00 of the song has been reduced) Of course, now you can easily watch your favorite tracks of the day with a realistic video on YouTube, so it seems that that is enough for general fans, but the good thing about audience recording is that you can experience the flow of the live from start to finish with a continuous sound image, and even in the era of mobile smartphone video, the appeal of such a complete live recording version will not fade in the future. As mentioned above, the recording seat seems to be far away and the direct feeling is lacking, but there is no doubt that it was recorded using an excellent microphone, and the sound image is full of listening satisfaction at any point, so you can really enjoy it carefully. Out Of Control is a wonderful thing. The second half of Disc 2 is a bit small-scale like the first half, but you can enjoy it until the end with a stable sound image. This is a nice recording that fans will be well worth adding to their collection. The separation is also decent, but the sound is not muddy, so you can listen to it comfortably, and we guarantee the quality that you can enjoy playing it over and over again. It is a highly recommended two-disc set. Live at Esprit Arena, Dusseldorf, Germany 19th June 2014 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 (76:53) 1. Intro 2. Jumping Jack Flash 3. Let’s Spend The Night Together 4. It’s Only Rock’n Roll 5. Tumbling Dice 6. Worried About You 7. Doom And Gloom 8. Street Fighting Man 9. Out Of Control 10. Honky- Tonk Women 1 1. Band Introductions 12. You Got The Silver 13. Can’t Be Seen 14. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor) Disc 2 (53:03) 1. Miss You 2. Gimme Shelter 3. Start Me Up 4. Sympathy For The Devil 5. Brown Sugar 6. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (with Hochschulchor Pop-Up) 7. Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor