THE ROLLING STONES - WELCOME TO LAS VEGAS (2CD)

THE ROLLING STONES - WELCOME TO LAS VEGAS (2CD)This is a complete recording of the one time only performance on the 22nd in Vegas, using the best quality 24 bit digital recording from the pit area in the front row, as well as three other high quality audience sources, edited together in a matrix. The entire recording is clear and well balanced with no audience noise, and the balance of each part is perfect for an arena with a capacity of less than 20,000 people, so it is at the level of an

This is a complete recording of the one-time-only performance on the 22nd in Vegas, using the best quality 24-bit digital recording from the pit area in the front row, as well as three other high-quality audience sources, edited together in a matrix.
The entire recording is clear and well-balanced with no audience noise, and the balance of each part is perfect for an arena with a capacity of less than 20,000 people, so it is at the level of an official bootleg.
The set started with “Jumpin' Jack Flash,” followed by "Let's Spend The Night Together” and "Blue & Lonesome. The show started with “Jumpin‘ Jack Flash,” followed by "Let's Spend The Night Together” and "Ride ’Em on Down” from “Blue & Lonesome,” but the set was rather short, 18 songs in all, perhaps due to Mick's health condition. Instead, Keith said, “We're going to do three songs today,” and they played “Slipping Away,” “Little T&A,” and “Happy. The highlight for fans is that Keith takes the vocals on three solo songs, “Slipping Away,” “Little T&A,” and “Happy.
After playing “Tumbling Dice,” Mick said, “I'm sorry we had to cancel,” and apologized, but then added, “I guess they were doing a comic show in Vegas (a debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump) while we were taking a break. I guess they were doing a comic show in Vegas while we were on vacation,” Mick joked. The short tour in the fall, including the “Desert Trip,” was only three shows, so it's a must-listen for all.