The Rolling Stones
Feria de Muestras
Zaragoza, Spain
Monday September 29, 2003

1. Brown Sugar
2. You Got Me Rocking
3. Don't Stop
4. Miss You
5. Ruby Tuesday
6. You Can't Always Get What You Want
7. Midnight Rambler
8. Tumbling Dice
   --- Introductions
9. Slipping Away (Keith)
10. Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
11. Sympathy For The Devil
12. It's Only Rock'n Roll (B-stage)
13. Like A Rolling Stone (B-stage)
14. Street Fighting Man (B-stage)
15. Gimme Shelter
16. Start Me Up
17. Honky Tonk Women
18. Satisfaction
19. Jumping Jack Flash (encore)

Primal Scream (warmup)        :  8:00pm -  8:50pm       
The Rolling Stones            :  9:40pm - 11:50am

Rubt Tuesday was the beginning of a really great "guitar show". Midnight Rambler was super with all 4 Stones looking very relaxed and smiling all the time. Introductions were done in Spanish and the joking with Ronnie was hilarious. Jagger said in spanish " ... I am kind of sad now because this is our last show in Spain ... for the moment ! "

At the very beginning of the B stage songs it started to rain a lot but they didn't seem to notice at all ! Rain stopped after Street Fighting Man.

They changed clothes constantly, they joked with each other all the time, they riffed and danced for two hours. We love you Stones !

Doors were opened at six o� clock as a very long queu was ready to enter the place. At eight o� clock Primal Scream started their performance. I think they showed their good psychodelic r&r, hard (three guitars on stage), but people did not know them.

At 21:45, though people not were as enthusiastic as they were in Bilbao, after several Oe, oe, oe!, Brown Sugar burst into the air and people went crazy with the most shocking telecaster of the world. YGMR and DS kept the fans rocking. After those two, Mick in spanish, �now we are going to relax� and YCAGWYW and a quite good Miss You with Mick leading people in the famous �uuuuuhhh� chorus of this song.

Mick, dressed with a light blue t-shirt whit no sleeves, made the statement of the night in spanish, �we are sad because this is our last show in Spain� for a while�.

Next was a long and marvellous midnight rumbler, in my opinion, the best song of the night and a sweet taste of classic rhythm and blues all over the air. Before introductions, TD, as nice as always.

Keith�s songs were Slipping away, I think he sang very well and he reached that personal and intimate touch that this song is supposed to offer, as long as it can be reached in the vast open-air parking of an exhibition centre. BTMMR, good, although some people in the first rows shout �Happy� before Keith started the song.

The second part of the show went on with Mick in a black levite embroidered with red ready to perform SFTD, one of the moust danced by people, just when it started rained.

Next, the band cleared the way to the small stage, not very far from the main one this time, under a refreshing shower. But the rain was not so far a problem as a big umbrella was set up in the B stage (mainly for Charlie�s drums), Mick put a silver hat on and Ronnie a waterproof. In the end, IORR, the so loved in Spain LARS and SFM under the rain made a lovely set who remembered me their show in Madrid in 1982 during a hot stormy night. At this point, sound was not good as it expected to be, at least from my position in the front of stage area, Keith�s side.

Back to the main stage, GS, and Lisa, as good as always, delighted the audience with his voice and his brown, lether mini skirt.

The final part of the show was just what everybody was looking for, SMU, HTW and Satisfaction under the red confetti snow. JJF was the beloved rocking and expected encore, to close the two hours show.

I hope this won�t be the last show under the Pyrenees because I feel like old gods never die. What can I say, I know it�s only r&r, but I love it.