As requested. A pretty decent recording, a bit 'echoey'. Some minor cuts & glitches plus a bit of microphone noise especially on Keith's songs.

Artwork included which I've enlarged & tweaked a bit to make it more clearer. mp3s are all I have, sorry. Oh, yes, I put in 08 23 by mistake on mega, it is of course 10 23.

1997 10 23 Washington "Chill Me, Freeze Me"

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Thanks for this show which I am missing - is it Landover though?

Sorry my American geography is not great and didn't realise Landover is Washington.



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Thanks for this,i hope its better than mine!

Thanks alot for this show that I was looking for a long time!!!
Chris

yep,i think i can fix this a bit better!

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robbiebobbob
Thanks for this show which I am missing - is it Landover though?

Sorry my American geography is not great and didn't realise Landover is Washington.

Living Down Under, I'm a bit hazy on this as well. Mick mentions Washington D.C. right after IORR, but wiki states Landover as the location.

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We are talking about the correct venue though. Just scroll halfway down & the first entry under "Other notable events include:" is

* October 23, 1997 - The Rolling Stones performed during their Bridges To Babylon Tour.

Maybe someone from that neck of the woods could explain it all a bit better.

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robbiebobbob
Thanks for this show which I am missing - is it Landover though?

Sorry my American geography is not great and didn't realise Landover is Washington.

Living Down Under, I'm a bit hazy on this as well. Mick mentions Washington D.C. right after IORR, but wiki states Landover as the location.

[en.wikipedia.org]

We are talking about the correct venue though. Just scroll halfway down & the first entry under "Other notable events include:" is

* October 23, 1997 - The Rolling Stones performed during their Bridges To Babylon Tour.

Maybe someone from that neck of the woods could explain it all a bit better.

From what I've been able to work out it looks like this; Landover Hills is a suburb of Washington D.C. - about 10 miles North-East of the centre - much the same as Wembley is a suburb of London, Mick Jagger might say welcome to Wembley or equally welcome to London - both of which I've heard him say at Wembley...N.B for those not familiar with London either, Wembley is the name of the stadium and the place where the stadium is built. Obviously the suburb of Wembley came first...Hope that helps, EddieByword. P.S. Largo which is also classed in some accounts of the '75 but especially the '81 tour as Washington is also a suburb of Washington but is about 10 miles due West......Boston also (as you might know) often interchanges with Foxboro and Mick once said "Welcome, San Francisco" when performing in Oakland which is of course is just 8 miles away across the water of San Francisco bay...



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thanks

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Thanks for this show which I am missing - is it Landover though?

Sorry my American geography is not great and didn't realise Landover is Washington.

I used to live in the Washington, DC-area. Landover, MD is a suburb of DC and home to FedEx Field (in 1997 it was called Jack Kent Cooke Stadium). It's the stadium where the Washington Redskins play.

So, while not in Washington, DC "proper" (unlike the much-older RFK Stadium which is actually within DC), FedEx Field is the largest stadium in the Washington, DC area. If a band that can draw a crowd over 50,000 comes to DC, they play in Landover. Landover is only about 20 minutes from DC (well, depending on traffic).

BTW, I was at that 1997 show and CHILL ME FREEZE ME is an appropriate title. It was rather cold that evening and the wind was really blowing.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

Thank you very much


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