So I decided to watch the DVD that came with the albums. What I realized is how active and engaged Keith was in his playing. Totally focused. Also, the songs turned into a jam and to hear them come together was great. I love the sax play. I understand it was due to the setlist but great to hear. Finally, just bare bones when it came to the band. No backups. Stu and Ian in the mix. I was ready to go on tour after the video.

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So I decided to watch the DVD that came with the albums. What I realized is how active and engaged Keith was in his playing. Totally focused. Also, the songs turned into a jam and to hear them come together was great. I love the sax play. I understand it was due to the setlist but great to hear. Finally, just bare bones when it came to the band. No backups. Stu and Ian in the mix. I was ready to go on tour after the video.

I loved this period for the Stones. Keith was on fire! And as you say, the jams were splendid! Last time the Stones would play as a true stripped down rock and roll band. Kind of became a jukebox by rote since 1989; still cool cuz it's the Stones but less genuine.

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."

Still the best vault release.

AGREED - this is the era that snagged me as a 10yr old boy as a fan for life

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