If it's only 69 minutes I'm afraid the rarities are missing. Hope this isn't the case.

Setlist of BCC broadcast:

01 Jumping Jack Flash
02 Live With Me
-- Neighbors (missing)
-- Hand Of Fate (missing)
03 No Expectations
04 Beast of Burden
05 Stray Cat Blues
-- Dance Pt. 1 (missing)
06 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
07 That's How Strong My Love Is
08 Going To A Go Go
-- Thru And Thru (missing)
-- You Don't Have To Mean It (missing)
-- Can't You Hear Me Knocking (missing)
09 Rock Me Baby
10 Bitch
11 Honky Tonk Women
12 Start Me Up
13 Brown Sugar
14 Tumbling Dice



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Only works in GB I guess...

Watching this now... Stray Cat was really good here.

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Watching this now... Stray Cat was really good here.

Yea but Keith plays like it's his first attempt in 30 years and he's figuring out the chords along the way, but Mick is fantastic and makes up for it.

Wow, just finished watching the stream. Absolutely amazing. This is the kind of stuff I would like to see released. Really hope for the complete concert in nice audio and video quality. Soloman was right when he said "the real kings of rock and roll"

Download here [iorr.org]



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Thanks a lot! Very appreciated!

Thanks for helping us non-UK fans.

Unreal that this dropped randomly. Hope it gets more than this for a release. It's about time we go this--finally!

I like the sound better on this one than Licked Live. More pleasant on the ears. The playing is also a bit more loose and relaxed.



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Agreed. This is a great gift especially after NYC 2003 debacle.

Stray Cat Blues is a stunner. When Mick kicks it up a notch, it excites Keith and the whole stage practically lifts. Great moment.

Weren’t a few of the Wiltetn performances featured as a bonus on Four Flicks? Rock Me Baby?

While on NYC Ronnies guitar sounded a bit muffled and distanced this time it is Keith! Jagger and Ronnie are crystal clear. Overall good sound but again a bit sterile, especially the audience sounds strange but that has been the case for most mixes by Sam Wheate.

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While on NYC Ronnies guitar sounded a bit muffled and distanced this time it is Keith! Jagger and Ronnie are crystal clear. Overall good sound but again a bit sterile, especially the audience sounds strange but that has been the case for most mixes by Sam Wheate.

Agree. It's definitely a Sam Wheat mix but not as bad as the NYC release IMHO.

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While on NYC Ronnies guitar sounded a bit muffled and distanced this time it is Keith! Jagger and Ronnie are crystal clear. Overall good sound but again a bit sterile, especially the audience sounds strange but that has been the case for most mixes by Sam Wheate.

Agree. It's definitely a Sam Wheat mix but not as bad as the NYC release IMHO.

After a second lesson to the complete thing I must say that Ronnie is just too loud in the mix. If you listen to Honky Tonk Women you can't hear Keith on his solo because Ronnie is just too loud. Sam Wheat is mentioned in the credits!

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Weren’t a few of the Wiltetn performances featured as a bonus on Four Flicks? Rock Me Baby?

...and Beast Of Burden, You Don't Have To Mean It and Bitch.
Also on Live Licks, audio for: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, You Don't Have To Mean It, Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Rock Me Baby.



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Very nice show! Always wanted to see more of this show after the Four Flicks teaser.

Band is inspired and having fun. Love how Keith almost launches into a second solo on HTW when it's Chuck's turn, you don't see that too often.

Killer versions of Bitch, Going To A Go Go, Brown Sugar and many more.



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Thanks so much for sharing!

There's an epic moment before the final bows Mick joking with Charlie about tightening the keys on his drums and Charlie swatting him away from messing with it. Not even Mick Jagger is allowed to touch Charlie's drums. Bad ass.

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Weren’t a few of the Wiltetn performances featured as a bonus on Four Flicks? Rock Me Baby?

...and Beast Of Burden, You Don't Have To Mean It and Bitch.
Also on Live Licks, audio for: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, You Don't Have To Mean It, Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Rock Me Baby.

Thanks, Ricky!

Ah, the memory is returning, now. Well, with so much of the show now having being made publicly available in one form or another, it’s probably an idea to release the show in it’s entirety. It was obviously recorded for the purpose of a ‘potential release’ in the first place.

Yes, it would be a great release! Some parts of it have already been released and it's a great show. May be along with some special gems from other shows like "She smiled seeetly"...

Nice!
Lets hope the full show is gonna be released at some point.

Possesed Mick during SCB

I have the impression that both guitar players have no idea what to play on "Everybody needs somebody" - or what chords/ what key...
It's such fun to play it on guitar, so that's kinda strange.



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Did anyone already spotted on that FBk (if I am correct?) site something if it will be released?

Damn Mick is on fire on this!

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Did anyone already spotted on that FBk (if I am correct?) site something if it will be released?

FSK. No, it's not there yet. Unfortunately.

Mick almost overstrains his voice during the first half of the show, you can tell he's getting a bit fatigued during the encore.

It's great to hear him sing like this, with so much expression in his voice.

Hope they will release some 2002 arena shows as well. Some of them are better than MSG 2003 with more interesting setlists and inspired performance from the whole band.



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