Since 2012 it seems that Keith has been getting better and better on his live playing.

Love the fact that mick was wearing that short-sleeved shirt like he did on ABB tour he looks younger in it.

The whole performance and the lightning play was amazing.

Man... I'm glad to see this band at its finest in 2016. Hope they film one of this shows. Argentina or México would make an awesome DVD.

Charlie watts sounded very good in that show, but Where's doom and gloom???


Sao paulo show(24 february) will be the first rock n roll show of my life. I'm 18 years old

I watched the clip of Gimmie Shelter and Paint it Black and i was mighty impressed with Sasha on Gimmie Shelter , she did very well and looked right at home and at ease stepping into her role .Good for her getting off to a good start !!!!!!!.The Glimmers sounded amazing ,keef layed down some mighty fills in both the above mentioned songs and Mick sounded in very good voice .So to me it was a good start .Keep up the good work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i agree with what someone else said about the south american audience. much better than the American ones. You can tell they really appreciate the music, especially in the "she's a rainbow" clip where they're all singing the "la-la-las"... American audiences were generally enthusiastic but a lot of them only wanted the hits and would talk through the show and not pay enough attention, imo, to the actual music. I've only watched a couple songs from last night but this is my feeling so far.

Are they dedicated "Let's spend the night together" to David Bowie?

paulorrenato ,

Have a nice show, put it in your mind and don't forget it.
I'm 66 of age and I remember also my first show Antwerp '73 (Belgium).
Good luck with your view during the show.
Greets,



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Thanks, man!!!

Some pics from last night in Santiago.

Enjoy!

Hendrik Mulder

Man that is kinda lame

watched she's a rainbow,gimme , and you got. My God, this band is getting better and better. Lovely set. What a night. Wish i was there.
Great.
jeroen

This photo:



reminds mi 1972 Mick's "poses" :

Great photos, Henrik. Thanks for sharing.

Stunning photos Hendrick, catch up with you in BA!

Great show. Great crowd. Great Chile. I am still up on a cloud but I will publish reports and pictures properly later toiday. Just have to finish work first, the work that keeps me on the tour... I am in the office, Back into Stonesland later today.

The biggest ovation? When Keith took the stage, for his set. He was speechless, let the crowd sing "Keitha" "Keitha" "Keitha" for a minute or so. Then he said two words:

"Muchas Gracias"

The crowd went nuts of course!

Another highligh, actually through the show, was all the times Mick and Keith were close. It happened may be 5-10 times, they were best buddies, big smiles, so good to see they are so close after all these years. Also, never seen Charlie smile so much. Like when Keith stole the cigarette from Ronnie, Charlie had a big laugh, and at one point up front Keith tried to kick Mick's "bottom", but Mick was fast like a cat and Keith hit the air and they had both a big laugh. I took a few photos and my battery went flat in the end, I was first row so hofefully some of these moments appear when I look through the pictures later today.

Great show? Indeed! I am still high. And I will probably be high until Buenos Aires and La Plata...

Bjornulf

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alieb
i agree with what someone else said about the south american audience. much better than the American ones. You can tell they really appreciate the music, especially in the "she's a rainbow" clip where they're all singing the "la-la-las"... American audiences were generally enthusiastic but a lot of them only wanted the hits and would talk through the show and not pay enough attention, imo, to the actual music. I've only watched a couple songs from last night but this is my feeling so far.

the chilean audience was light years better, i agree.

i blame the promotor in america... the tickets are going to corporations who give away tickets to their best customers and employees, so you end up with people at the show who only know a handful of stones songs.

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Are they dedicated "Let's spend the night together" to David Bowie?

He was covering them, so they didn't.

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Thanks Stones2000.

Keith's voice sounded incredibly good. The best I've heard him sing in a long time. He needs to play with more passion like he does on "Happy" That song always brings out his metal side.

You're welcome!

I think Keith's voice always sounds incredible. He's got one of those voices that just keeps sounding really good, and the moment you hear it it's like "That's Keith!". He's got a very distinctive voice and way of singing, and man it's good

i can't wait for Rio, only 16 days. i think the crowd are more energy than in the other world.
very good setlist, let spend the night.. is my favourite.
hope we meet us.

Stones Forever

Some pictures from the show last night:



















Bjornulf

All the energy exactly still there....



...after 35 years :-))))

Notice Charlie in the colours of the Chilean flag (well 2 of them anyway).

Quietly classy as ever

Goodness me I love this band and I wish I'd gone now

Thanks to all who've posted up these great photos.

So much the same energy...

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...after 35 years :-))

Don't You think Keith should stop wearing this awful shirts? Where is his clothes taste ? I loved his image till No security Tour. Anyway he's playing guitar better since 2012 and this is what's really matter.

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WOW. My two takeaways:

1. Keith played amazing. His guitar tone was sooooooooooooo good. Sounds like he may have tweaked something a bit. Sweet, sweet tones.

2. Sasha sang great and is one fine looking lady.

Such wonderful pictures. I just love them.