A superb live video from the now nostalgic 2013 "50 AND COUNTING..." American tour at Oracle Arena in Oakland compiled by a maniac with multi-angle audience shots. Around this time, smartphone photography from the audience seats at concerts began to become popular, and it can be said that the quality of so-called audience shots improved dramatically. For the Stones, a special protruding stage called a tongue pit was introduced on stage, which made it easier to photograph the members at close range, and this combined with the creation of a large number of extremely high-quality audience shots. thing. Oracle Arena, which will be released this time, benefits from both such shooting technology and tongue pit, and the pro shots are full of deep blue close-ups, compiled by enthusiasts from multiple angles, so it's boring to watch. It has been elevated to an outstanding live video work that has never been seen before. Anyway, from the opening "Get Off Of My Cloud", the angles that convey the facial expressions and play of the members on stage are very powerful. Also, 8 years have passed since this performance, and when you look at it again, it feels like each member looks surprisingly young, which is another sign of the passage of time. Also, the pattern in which “Paint It Black” and “Gimme Shelter” are played in the first half of the set list is interesting because it seems fresh to me now that I am used to the recent “NO FILTER” tours. And after all, Tom Waits was a guest on “Little Red Rooster” on this day, so it was special to be able to enjoy the visuals of this dream collaboration. For some reason, there is only one angle in this song, but fortunately, the angle of the video is very good, so you can fully enjoy this charming collaboration. However, if you ask me if the whole story is put together with such elaborate editing and angles, that's not the case (bitter smile), and the two new songs at the time and the two songs sung by Keith are only shown from far away angles. It's like an American Stones show. This situation reflected the fact that they stopped filming and headed to the bathroom at the start of each corner. On the other hand, it is easy to understand that the angle increases when it comes to “Midnight Rambler” where Mick Taylor, who was the highlight of every night on the stage at the time, appears. Although the same song at that time was not as intense as the recent live performance, it is clear that it gave Taylor a flourish instead. What's more, Taylor's hustle is amazing here, and as soon as he appears, he kisses Keith (lol) and even shows a lot of sex with Mick, a kind of skinship that would be impossible in these days of social distancing. This is what makes it so fun to watch as a video, and I think it makes me realize once again how grateful I was to have Taylor as a guest. This live video, which was edited with the utmost care by enthusiasts, was uploaded to the Internet in DVD9 format. If you burn it as is, it may not be possible to play it on some players, but this time, by splitting it into two DVD-R discs, we were able to create a finish that is easy to use as video software without reducing the image quality. We will release it above. Multi-angle editing that you will never get tired of. Oracle Arena, Oakland, CA, USA 5th May 2013 AMAZING SHOT!!!! Disc 1(61:25) 1. Intro 2. Get Off Of My Cloud 3. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 4. Live With Me 5. Paint It Black 6. Gimme Shelter 7. Little Red Rooster (with Tom Waits) 8. Dead Flowers 9. Emotional Rescue 10. All Down The Line 11. Doom And Gloom 12. One More Shot 13. Honky Tonk Women Disc 2(72 :17) 1. Band Introductions 2. Before They Make Me Run 3. Happy 4. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor) 5. Miss You 6. Start Me Up 7. Tumbling Dice 8. Brown Sugar 9. Sympathy For The Devil 10 . You Can't Always Get What You Want (with the San Jose State University Choraliers) 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. Satisfaction COLOR NTSC Approx.134min.
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