Rolling Stones/MO,USA 2024 Complete

The first tour after the release of the masterpiece “HACKNEY DIAMONDS” ended successfully with the final performance at Ridgedale on July 21st. As befitting a tour that was a huge success, which could be said to be the best tour since Steve Jordan joined, this time the audience recording boasted high-level quality, and as a result, the performance was so lively that most of the performances were released. As for the final day of the tour in Ridgedale, the best audience appeared as a matter of course. The sound quality was also at a truly magnificent level. Needless to say, the “closeness of the sound image”, which is the anchor stone of this tour, is wonderful, and the thick sound quality is wonderful above all. With such high quality, the release was decided without hesitation! Sometimes the taper moves and there are very few parts where the sound image shakes, but that is also a small thing. If it is such a high-quality audience recording, we guarantee that it will be of a quality that can be enjoyed without complaint by enthusiasts and beginners alike. Especially if it is the final day of the tour that was highly praised by enthusiasts all over the world. As befitting the final day, Mick and the rest of the Stones were at full throttle, but the powerful performance of “Street Fighting Man,” which was performed after Vancouver, made it feel like the final day of the tour. Moreover, the sound quality was very good, so the performance was lively and made me happy to hear it. The constant changes in the setlist for this tour were also a hot topic, but the fact that this song was only performed twice on the tour shows the aggressive attitude of this time. However, what is particularly noteworthy about the setlist for this day was the very luxurious development in which two new songs, “Mess It Up” and “Whole Wide World,” which were usually performed on alternate days, were both performed at the same time. This was fitting for the final day of the tour, which was realized for the first time with the new album “HACKNEY DIAMONDS,” and both performances were full of momentum and were truly wonderful. I can’t help but feel that the effect of releasing the new album was enormous. In addition, “Midnight Rambler,” which seems to have established a live version unique to Steve on this tour, was also excellent. Steve was following Mick’s stirring from the beginning, and finally Steve’s unique version was completed with drumming that entered the song in a way that was unthinkable for him in 2021 and 2022. It’s no wonder that this song, which has been the only obstacle so far, will be really exciting to see how it develops in the future. By the way, at the end of the live, Keith had an incident where he changed his guitar just as they were about to start “Paint It Black”. It was rare to see the band start a light jam-like performance to connect the moment, and at the same time, it was also a scene that gave a sense of ease that is typical of the final day of the tour. Not only was the sound quality very good, but the performance content was also a fulfilling day that was worthy of the final day of the tour. As a result, it is an excellent audience album that allows you to enjoy the final day of the Stones’ latest tour, which was a great success, with the best sound quality. This is a must-listen recording and performance, even if you’re not a maniac! Thunder Ridge Nature Arena, Ridgedale, MO, USA 21st July 2024 TRULY PERFECT/ULTIMATE SOUND Disc:1 (64:11) 1. Intro 2. Start Me Up 3. Get Off of My Cloud 4. Tumbling Dice 5. Angry 6. Let It Bleed 7. Street Fighting Man 8. Whole Wide World 9. Mess It Up 10. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 11. Introductions 12. You Got the Silver 13. Little T&A 14. Before They Make Me Run Disc:2 (68:45) 1. Sympathy for the Devil 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Midnight Rambler 4. Gimme Shelter 5. Paint It Black 6. Jumping Jack Flash 7. Sweet Sounds of Heaven 8. Satisfaction 9. End of Show Fireworks