Thank you to all who helped with the streams and scopes and links and pics.


If there is a Heaven, it sounds like this.

11am Saturday morning here in Saigon....lunch soon but feel ready to see them soon!!

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Keith is looking great here. Glad he ditched the headband and the brown dye job suits him a lot better than the previous jet-black.

Nobody selling bootleg shirts outside? Can't find anybody selling...

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What guitar is that please?

Love that picture of Mick with his eyes closed! He looks so happy!

They dropped iorr. Can live with that

The Setlist "in case of rain"
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Just got up and watched the show. Great stuff.

Great show!

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Nobody selling bootleg shirts outside? Can't find anybody selling...

There was one guy, where the crowds streamed onto Columbus Drive. He wanted $20 a shirt! No takers surprisingly.

Angie filmed from the B-stage.

Youtube Angie in Chicago

WOW, just fckng WOW-

It’s hard to even find a reference point to use as a tether to allow one to grasp the magnitude of this band.
The sheer triumph of human endeavor on display is just mind blowing.a band of musicians well into their 70s playing a concert in an American Football stadium that holds thousands upon thousands of people... and to just leave all but the most cynical of them in a state of awe is just breathtaking.
Finding a reference point is difficult,Muhammad Ali’s career lasted about 20 years,Shakespeare died at 52,Steve Jobs at 56.
In their own field, their nearest contemporaries,The Beatles and Led Zeppelin have gone by the wayside a half century ago.
The Rolling Stones....honestly,can you believe it?

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Nobody selling bootleg shirts outside? Can't find anybody selling...

There was one guy, where the crowds streamed onto Columbus Drive. He wanted $20 a shirt! No takers surprisingly.

Those t-shirts were very ugly.

2hrs after the Gig and I'm still charging only 5:48pm here and i've just loaded Atlantic City 89 RSVP DTS version into the player... I love this Gig, listening to Sad Sad Sad i'm wondering why they reintroduced it, it works imo in 89, and i missed todays performance...

Could it be a primer for the release of Atlantic City finally, he guys remember these tracks that you enjoyed 30yrs ago... heck 30yrs ago

[www.youtube.com] it's still just an absolute signature sound when he's on top of the mix... and in everyones guts. wonder if a deaf person could pick up on that

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The pits look really full. Still hoping for pit with my lucky dips ... but I am but 5’5” so maybe the pit won’t be so good for me. Anxious to hear what the pit was like tonight, stage height, etc from someone who was in there.

I was on the rail in pit 1. I'm 5 11. The stages wasn't that high, but I couldn't see Charlie and had to tippy toe to see keith. Camera man was in my way a lot too.

First time on the rail for the stones. If I get lucky with my lucky dips and get pit again, I'll probably stand about 5 to 10 layers of people back.

I'm a keith man, but it was nice focusing on mick. The band sounded great. Leith played very well.

[www.youtube.com] The tune itself is not bad but Keiths solo actually feels like it belongs to a much greater song. It's simply ridiculous what the man can accomplish in this out-of-left-field sort of way (most of the time with one of the hollowbody gibsons)

Speechless, what a @#$%& band. Mick singing better than for years, Rocking Ronnie all over the place, Keith still blasting out those Riffs, Charlie pushing the momentum forward from the start this tour, brilliant stuff.

Thank you so much for all of the fabulous pictures and videos

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Anyone got a pic of Keith with the red 355?

It's been a long time.