Rolling Stones
1999-04-20
San Jose Arena
San Jose, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Bitch
03. You Got Me Rocking
04. Gimme Shelter
05. Honky Tonk Women
06. Moonlight Mile
07. Saint of Me
08. Some Girls
09. Paint It Black
10. Band Introductions
11. Thief In The Night
12. You Don't Have To Mean It
13. Out Of Control
14. (The Popcorn = To B-stage)
15. Route 66 (B-stage)
16. Get Off Of My Cloud (B-stage)
17. Midnight Rambler (B-stage)
18. (The Popcorn = From B-stage)
19. Tumbling Dice
20. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
21. Start Me Up
22. Brown Sugar
23. Sympathy For The Devil
The Rolling Stones were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1989, a class that also featured the star power of the Stevie Wonder, the late great Otis Redding, The Temptations and Dion. They perfomed Satisfaction with some help from Bruce Springsteen and Honky Tonk Women with an assist from Tina Turner.
This soundboard recording captures the Stones in San Jose on April 20, 1999, 27 years ago today on tour in support of the albums, Bridges To Babylon and No Security. Bridges To Babylon, which had been released on September 29, 1997 was the band's last studio album of the 20th century. While the disc met with mixed reviews, it still climbed to #3 of the Billboard charts in the US and certified platinum by November. The Stones launched a year long world wide tour in support of the album, announcing their plans at a press conference underneath the Brooklyn Bridge! The Bridges to Babylon Tour would become the largest Rolling Stones tour to date, exceeding the sales of their record-breaking 1994-1995 Voodoo Lounge Tour. Estimates are that over 4.5 million people attended the 108 shows played during the tour. Along the way, the Stones visited 25 countries on 4 continents. The band followed that up in 1999 with the No Security tour, in support of the album of the same name, a live disc featuring songs from the Bridges to Babylon run. The No Security tour launched on January 26, 1999 and would feature 43 shows, all is arenas seating 20,000 or less.



5 comments:
Taken in its entirety, I think the Stones were better live in the nineties than any other decade.
You may be absolutely right about that!
Thank you for all the amazing music you share with us Speedy!!
@Felix82 - My pleasure, enjoy!
Thank you speedy!
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