This is an audience recording of the first gig at "Le Trabendo" from the secret gig held in Paris before the start of the 2012 "50 & Counting..." tour. This is an excellent recording that conveys the intimate presence of a theater-class venue. However, the edges of the sound are a bit cracked throughout the recording, which may be unpleasant to the ear. (The mid-low range has been slightly crushed.) If this were a normal concert, it might be dismissed as a disappointing recording, but in the case of a secret gig like this, the good thing about recording in a small venue is that it's still enjoyable. Moreover, this was the only day that "Route 66" was played on the stage in 2012, but the heavy performance was so imposing that it was hard to believe that this was the opening of a live performance in front of the first audience, and it's worth listening to this recording just for this one song. It was a fitting opening to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the band's formation. In the regular show that followed, it was valuable to see the Stones playing "Champagne And Reefer," a number performed with a guest, and it was interesting to see Mick playing the harmonica, as guests like Clapton did not appear. However, since this was the first gig, unlike the main show, the performance of "Midnight Rambler," which does not include Mick Taylor, sounds bland and lacking excitement, which is a different atmosphere from the actual show, and the audience, who realized that the gig was coming to an end, repeatedly requested "Sympathy For The Devil," making this a valuable secret gig that can be enjoyed both in terms of performance and realism. Live at Le Trabendo, Paris, France 25th October 2012 TRULY AMAZING SOUND 1. Route 66★ 2. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It) 3. Shattered 4. When The Whip Comes Down 5. Champagne And Reefer 6. Doom And Gloom 7. Miss You 8. Tumbling Dice 9. Start Me Up 10. Midnight Rambler 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. Brown Sugar
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