The May 7 release of "GLENDALE 2024" was a very easy-to-listen-to clear audience recording, and the performance content was also rich. The sound source of this day had not been particularly tampered with since the release of "GLENDALE 2024", so there was no need for an overhaul this time either. Once again, I was reminded of the greatness of this sound source. At the time of writing this, eight performances had been performed on the Rolling Stones' latest tour, but looking back, I can't help but feel that this day was the literal flash point when the Stones' engine was fully open. The best evidence of this is "She's So Cold", which was performed in the first half of the live show. The atmosphere of Steve Jordan's drumming reminiscent of the original studio version was also nice, and it became a masterpiece that represents the first half of the live show that day. The performance of "Monkey Man", which was selected by fan vote, started without any problems, although Mick joked, "It's been a while since I've done this, but do you remember?" In fact, a rare incident occurred in the middle of the intro when Darryl Jones missed the bass note. This was also clearly captured due to the high quality of the audience, but even watching the YouTube video from the same day, you can see that his bass was ringing out loud in the venue, making his rare mistake even more noticeable. Furthermore, the new song "Mess It Up" is a perfect example of the day when Glendale was at full throttle. The performance has evolved from Houston at once, and it was finally able to create the atmosphere of the album "HACKNEY DIAMONDS", which made me happy. Such a powerful performance is also one of the reasons why you want to hear it. And the composition of "Little T&A" with only one Keith Corner song was also up to Glendale, which is also a rare pattern now. The performance was also very fresh, reviving the atmosphere of the studio version, just like "She's So Cold", and it is no wonder that this has become a repertoire that has established a solid position in Keith Corner's repertoire. Glendale was the third performance on the tour and the turning point of the tour. The combination of the exceptionally easy-to-listen-to sound quality and the Stones' performance, which has begun to switch on in earnest, is exquisite. Not only is this a long-awaited limited press CD release, but it is sure to make you realize once again how great the performance is. Enjoy a night in the Early Eighties Stones mode to your heart's content, with "She's So Cold", "Little T&A", and the opening "Start Me Up". State Farm Stadium, Glendale, AZ, USA 7th May 2024 TRULY PERFECT/ULTIMATE SOUND Disc:1 (58:25) 1. Intro 2. Start Me Up 3. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 4. She's So Cold 5. Angry 6. Beast of Burden 7. Monkey Man 8. Mess It Up 9. Tumbling Dice 10. You Can't Always Get What You Want 11. Band Introductions 12. Little T&A Disc:2 (56:07) 1. Sympathy for the Devil 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Miss You 4. Gimme Shelter 5. Paint It Black 6. Jumping Jack Flash 7. Sweet Sounds of Heaven 8. Satisfaction
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