Rolling Stones
1995-02-16
Stadium Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01. Not Fade Away
02. Tumbling Dice
03. You Got Me Rocking
04. It’s All Over Now
05. Live With Me
06. Sparks Will Fly
07. Satisfaction
08. Out Of Tears
09. Angie
10. Rock And A Hard Place
11. Midnight Rambler
12. I Go Wild
CD 2:
01. Miss You
02. Honky Tonk Women
03. Before They Make Me Run
04. Slipping Away
05. Sympathy For The Devil
06. Monkey Man
07. Street Fighting man
08. Start Me Up
09. It’s Only Rock’N’Roll
10. Brown Sugar
11. Jumping Jack Flash
Rolling Stones 1995 - #1: In 1994, The Stones released the album Voodoo Lounge, their first album since Steel Wheels, 5 years earlier. It was also their first album on Virgin Records, and the first without Bill Wyman. Voodoo Lounge met with critical acclaim, as many writers called it a return to the glory days of Exile on Main Street and Some Girls. The disc rose to #2 on the charts in the US and won the Grammy for best rock album. In the UK, the disc did even better, reaching the top spot on the album charts. Of course, the Stones embarked on a monstrous world-wide tour in support of the album. The tour began on August 1, 1994, and lasted slightly over a year, grossing over $320 million, a record at the time. The band played 129 shows on 5 different continents. They brought the tour to South America in late January/early February 1995, with stops in Brazil, Argentina and Chile. This soundboard recording captures then in Buenos Aires on February 16, 1995, 23 years ago today Download this onem then come back on February 19 for the 2nd half of this set.



4 comments:
I think this was that show that had a hundred thousand gazillion people at it....
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> Anonymous said...
> I think this was that show that had a hundred thousand gazillion people at it....
Might you be thinking of Rio in 2006? Outdoors at Copocabana Beach and they certainly drew more than a hundred thousand gazillion. Various websites report greater than 1.5 million and the largest crowd ever (at that point) at that venue.
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