The photos are superb!
Thank you bye bye johnny

The byebyejohnny pics!! I mean, all of them!! really really good stuff!!



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Thanks for the Tube links, Jambay and Stonesfan2146

Gorgeous Rainbow, Stellar Shelter - great, great stuff

And Keith's leopard shirt is giving me life!

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And here we go, 8 mins of Sympathy and Keith in good form (and Mick has his fun with Sasha), sounds like the best version of the tour so far:
[www.youtube.com]

Bolded for understatement - their Sympathy "pas de deux" is all kinds of touchy feely bumpy grindy! OMG!! I mean... I was a little shocked! For those who want to FF straight to the Mick-Sasha action, it starts at approx. 6:15

Also, thanks to Bye Bye Johnny, Medzvel, Green Lady & BV for all the cool pics

Stonesfan and Plink, thanks for the heads up, excellent *solo* dancing by Sasha, and Mick and Sasha together, wonderful--true, raunchy in the one part. (Close your eyes, Plink!. :-) Great version of SFD!

~"Love is Strong"~

View of Morumbi stadium not long after the opening of the gates.

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The byebyejohnny pics!! I mean, all of them!! really really good stuff!!

I agree, amazing! Thank you so much!

(Always took candy from strangers)

Such great pictures indeed. And although they make me wish I was there even more, I still love to see them. Thank you

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The byebyejohnny pics!! I mean, all of them!! really really good stuff!!

I agree, amazing! Thank you so much!

Yes! Thank you very much.

Sorry we didn't see each other at the gig Cristiano, but we did bump into each other in Ave Paulista early afternoon for a chat.
Great to have to seen you again night before for first time since Zurich, when we had a good chat and Stones talk over a few drinks with Nathan and Paul.
Looking forward to Porto Alegre and seeing you again and watching The Stones playing in your home town.

Great finales to this show



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Man that's an awesome picture. Thanks for putting it up . With every show, there's always so many pictures posted on IORR that are just amazing quality and catch a really cool pose



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Just watched a clip of Keith's Satisfaction solo from last night. Man it sounded so great! He has an amazing way of improvising solos, so they're never exactly the same

amazing pictures!it´s amazing we are living year 2016 with Rolling Stones to be pictured.

The pics are awesome, that is for sure. Seems IORRians are giving Jane Rose and the other 'professionals' a run for their money!

This is a review by Marcello, who is a great character and so much personality.
I liked him a lot after walking back from SP 1 with him and Andreea and Gabor.

We had very entertaining conversation and bus journey.

I do hope I meet you at Porto Alegre Marcello.



Estádio do Morumbi, Sao Paulo, Feb. 27 (show review)
It´s only rock´n´roll, but I like it. OK, but do you still like it when things don´t work out well during a show? ´Cause that´s what went down with the Stones last night at their second show in Sao Paulo. It had all started out so good! The Stones took the stage exactly at 9 pm (after local band Titãs, who are huge in town due to their long and celebrated career, as a matter of fact so far the first opening act throughout the tour with some heavy background), with a full-packed Morumbi stadium. The concert was said to be sold-out, not a single ticket available, and it truly looked like it was, with the field area looking really full) It was such a night (like Dr. John would say), or so I thought from minute one when Keith played the first notes of JJ Flash, best riff in rock´n´roll history, which hadn´t been the opening song since the second show in Buenos Aires. Everybody was in high spirits and that showed, which became even better when we had All Down the Line and (yes!) She´s A Rainbow, the "requested" song (and which by he way showed ´voted´songs are planned, as eventually nobody in he audience seemed to know it) Come Midnight Rambler, which has already turned into a highlight of the Olé tour, and it all started going down from then on, which ended up being a total mess, somehow like five different bands playing it at the same time, but each one going its own way, like those Jools Holland´s shows on TV, you know? Not to mention Miss You, which worked out pretty bad as well. And so it went on through the whole concert, with the odd exception (like Brown Sugar, which rocked the house) and Gimme Shelter (which looked great under the heavy rain we got at some time) Funniest part was Mick introducing Charlie as "the queen of bossa nova" It only gained some momentum again with You Can´t Always Get What You Want and Satisfaction, but then who doesn´t sing them? Did the audience still enjoy the show? Yes they did, mostly because they´re there just to dance and have a good time, never mind the screw-ups. Summing it up, third show in Brazil so far was quite average, even less than that, lke the last one in Buenos Aires, which wan even a little better.
Next stop is Porto Alegre on Wednesday (the Stones´ first concert there, then very much looking forward to it) Let´s just hope things get "back to normal" I´ll post some pics frm the show later, as it seems the computer is not working well now, in fact it sucks...See you ´round!

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Thanks for the Tube links, Jambay and Stonesfan2146

Gorgeous Rainbow, Stellar Shelter - great, great stuff

And Keith's leopard shirt is giving me life!

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Stonesfan2146
And here we go, 8 mins of Sympathy and Keith in good form (and Mick has his fun with Sasha), sounds like the best version of the tour so far:
[www.youtube.com]

Bolded for understatement - their Sympathy "pas de deux" is all kinds of touchy feely bumpy grindy! OMG!! I mean... I was a little shocked! For those who want to FF straight to the Mick-Sasha action, it starts at approx. 6:15

Also, thanks to Bye Bye Johnny, Medzvel, Green Lady & BV for all the cool pics

Well, sasha is a sexy lady, and Mick goes for it. he knows how to play a crowd and i bet she likes feeling a jagger against her.
Jeroen

Spur of the moment. That's why live shows are so good. Even on youtube it looks great, so it must have been very amusing on the stage!

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Thank you

BV I am so impressed with your photos. They are incredible, nice work, especially in a crowd..:-))

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BV I am so impressed with your photos. They are incredible, nice work, especially in a crowd..:-))

+1 and his insight in his reviews, they take you there.

"She's A Rainbow" was my favorite at this show. It is such a great song. When you get it at a show, it is just like when a stamp collector get the final missing stamp in a series, the most precious one that is.

poetic

Gotta admit this one has been rolling around in my head since the show...
SHE COMES IN COLORS EVERYWHERE!!! SHE COMBS HER HAIR!!! SHE'S LIKE A RAINBOW...
and then then the see piano

let the music do the talkin...
She's A Rainbow [www.youtube.com]

It sounds like a really good version of She's A Rainbow. Good to hear that Keith was on. Some nice licks in there

"She's A Rainbow"... Much better than the version I heard in Athens, on B2B tour. In 1998 the band didn't seem to be really prepared for it. But now...

All Down The Line


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Based on the videos I would agree that they became a little bit sloppier since the start of the tour.
But no reason to worry, this is usual and applies to most bands.
After a few concerts you don't have to focus much anymore and it can happen that you lose yourself in just enjoying being up there on stage.
So you might forget to take care of playing tight together with the rest of the band.
I think that already happened with the second concert in Buenos Aires, where the audience was so great that they (espencially Keith) just dedicated themselfes to those people.
Of course they played great anyway, but not as tight as it could be.

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Very nice
Thanks!