The best stress-free audience footage from the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary tour "50 & COUNTING...". This is a complete recording of the second day of the Chicago performance on May 31st, and the image quality and sound quality are so amazing that no explanation is needed. Moreover, it is a multi-shot that skillfully combines angles from three directions. The main angle is from a 30-degree angle to the left of the first floor stand facing the stage, in an environment with no obstacles in front of it. The pull-out shot captures the entire stage, and the close-up shot captures each member in close-up. The position is thought to be just outside the runway that corresponds to the lower lip of the "tongue-shaped" stage. With this angle, it even succeeds in capturing the members waiting backstage to enter the opening number, which is sure to get you excited. The other angle is from the second floor stand directly to the left of the stage, just behind the horn section. In addition, shots from the second floor stand at a 60-degree angle to the left of the stage are also skillfully mixed in. It is certainly difficult to find such a realistic and high-quality audience shot. If you say that it is enough to be released officially as it is, you will understand how wonderful it is. The entire sound is a clear stereo audience recording with no problems, and it is perfectly synchronized even if the angle changes. It also beautifully captures Sheryl Crow's guest appearance in All Down The Line, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Midnight Rambler, and former member Mick Taylor's appearance in the encore Satisfaction. The highlight of this day is the scene where Mick sings Happy Birthday during the member introduction, because it was Ronnie's birthday that day, and because Charlie's birthday was also close by. For this reason, the scene where Mick is laying the groundwork for him when introducing Chuck River is also properly captured, and there is also a scene where Ronnie approaches Mick, who only sings Charlie's name at the Happy Birthday Dear... with a smile, saying "What about me?" Another masterpiece is the scene where Keith gets the intro to It's Only Rock 'N Roll in the wrong key, and Mick starts singing anxiously, saying "Something doesn't fit, does it?", and then the scene where Keith looks at Ronnie and says, "Did I do it?!" The way they get through these accidents without being bothered makes you realize that they are the Stones, who boast a 50-year career. Please enjoy the whole picture of the wonderful Chicago performance, which clearly shows the members' detailed expressions, on this board. This video is a must-have item for anyone, not just Stones fans. Live at United Center, Chicago, IL. USA 31st May 2013 AMAZING SHOT!!! Disc 1(72:29) 1. Intro/Get Off Of My Cloud 2. It's Only Rock 'N Roll 3. Paint It Black 4. Gimme Shelter 5. Shine A Light 6. Emotional Rescue 7. All Down The Line (with Sheryl Crow) 8. Doom And Gloom 9. One More Shot Can't 10. You Hear Me Knocking (With Mick Taylor) 11. Honky Tonk Women 12. You Got The Silver Disc 2(78:28) 1. Happy 2. Midnight Rambler (With Mick Taylor) 3. Miss You 4. Start Me Up 5. Tumbling Dice 6. Brown Sugar 7. Sympathy For The Devil 8. You Can't Always Get What You Want (with The Roosevelt University Conservatory Chorus) 9. Jumping Jack Flash 10. Satisfaction (With Mick Taylor) COLOR NTSC Approx.151min. Mick Jagger - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica Keith Richards - Guitars, Vocals Charlie Watts - Drums Ronnie Wood - Guitars Darryl Jones - Bass, Vocal Bobby Keys - Tenor Saxophone Chuck Leavell - Keyboards, Backing Vocals Lisa Fischer - Backing Vocals, Percussion Bernard Fowler - Backing Vocals, Percussion Tim Ries - Keyboards, Horns
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