Rolling Stones/Melbourne,Australia 4.16.2006 Complete

During the Rolling Stones 2006 tour, Australia, which followed the Japan tour, had too few sound sources and items, and was shrouded in mystery despite the recent live performances. The release of “SYDNEY 2006” recorded by “Waz From Oz” was a big relief to this misfortune. Although there were some sound sources around this time, they were not at a level that could be released as items, and it was difficult to release them on CD. That’s why the audience master that “Waz From Oz” provided was of a quality worthy of release. Waz From Oz once again provided us with an exclusive audience master that he recorded himself. This time, it was the first audience appearance in Melbourne on April 13, which was the next show after Sydney. The sound source itself was also distributed among traders on this day, but the quality is incomparable to that. Although it does not reach the close feeling of a sound board, even if you are a maniac, you will be surprised and impressed by the sound image that is captured large enough. The last Sydney performance was an audience recording of incredible quality that had been kept secret until now, but the quality of “Waz From Oz” at this time was even better, thanks to the successive participation from Sydney. This could be a big topic, not only in Melbourne, but also just because such a good-sounding audience recording was discovered after the 2006 Japan performance. The only thing that was missed was the intro to “Sympathy For The Devil” which overlapped with the timing of the tape change, but it seems like a small thing. And on this day, the set list and performance were demonic. When it comes to the dizzying selection of songs in the first half of the live, if you are a maniac, is it a theater gig from the 2002-2003 tour? It’s not just that, the wonderful performance you can hear here. On this day, Mick was at full throttle from the opening “Satisfaction”, and it was sharp from “She’s So Cold”. In this atmosphere, the performance of “Oh No Not You Again” and everyone’s favorite “Sway” was also great. The final song, “Worried About You” and “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg”, was a surprise choice that made me want to say it was the theater gig of the “LICKS” tour itself, and Mick was also in top form. However, Keith was also full of energy, and I was surprised at the high energy singing of “Happy” that day. It is quite rare for him to sing “Happy” so intensely. In this way, not only Mick but also Keith and the whole group performed a great performance with the engine at full throttle, but the momentum finally got too much and the performance of the encore “Brown Sugar” became a mess from the intro. In this chaos, Mick couldn’t find the timing to start singing (of course), and when he somehow started singing, the performance became even more chaotic. Mick somehow got out of this confusion and recovered and got back to normal from the second verse, but this incident is sure to make you laugh. And the sound quality did not change on the B stage, and the exclusively acquired audience master captured the Stones in Melbourne’s best condition, which is already running wild, with excellent sound quality. The best part is the set list of the maniacs’ madness… the surprising first appearance of “Waz From Oz”, which shows that such a fulfilling show was held even after the performance in Japan. A precious recording that is worthy of surprising maniacs all over the world, and a masterpiece of 2006 that is unknown is finally here! Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia 13th April 2006 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) From Waz From Oz Archives Disc 1 (58:54)1. Intro 2. Satisfaction 3. Let’s Spend The Night Together 4. She’s So Cold 5. Oh No Not You Again 6. Sway 7. Worried About You 8. Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 9. Tumbling Dice Night 10. Time Is The Right Time 11. Band Introductions 12. This Place Is Empty 13. Happy Disc 2 (58:13) 1. Miss You (To B-stage) 2. Rough Justice (B-stage) 3. Get Off Of My Cloud (B-stage) 4. Honky Tonk Women (To main stage) 5. Sympathy For The Devil 6. Paint It Black 7. Start Me Up 8, Jumping Jack Flash 9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 10. Brown Sugar