The Rolling Stones' Zip Code tour has successfully completed its entire tour, but in terms of sound sources, Definitive Citrus and Indianapolis, which we released, are the two biggest so far. It is also interesting that they were divided into the middle of the tour and the second half, but in that case, you would want to enjoy it with the same exquisite sound quality as those at the beginning of the tour. Of course, the sound quality of the title that recorded the live performance of the first half of the tour previously released by our store was also splendid, but I would like to enjoy this period with high sound quality that is second to, if not surpassing, these two giants. Something like that. The new sound source that appeared in such a situation is an audience recording of the Minneapolis performance on June 3rd. Originally, the sound source of this day itself did not appear easily, but since it appeared more than a month after the live performance ended, the sound quality is amazing! Stunning clarity that makes you want to shout, "I've been waiting!" There is nothing to complain about, not only the spaciousness, but also the freshness of the recording, where you can even feel a sense of transparency, and the sound image is very powerful. It was exciting to see a sound source with outstanding sound quality appear at the beginning of the tour, but the only thing I regret about this audience recording is that I failed to record the opening and the first half of the first song "Jumping Jack Flash". There are many things that can be mentioned. The recorder patched in the audio from the same day's YouTube video to achieve a complete recording, but this editing was more sloppy than expected, which was troubling. Therefore, our staff re-adjusted this part using the same combination of sound sources, resulting in a finish that is completely different from the original state. As expected, the YouTube audio is in a rough recording state compared to the excellent sound quality of the main unit, but the sound image has a very good balance, so it doesn't feel strange at all, especially if you listen to it from the speakers. . Rather, this reediting will ensure that you can listen to it with peace of mind from the opening. This tour received high praise among enthusiasts around the world for the series of high-quality performances right from the start, and on this day too, the performance was rock-solid with a sense of speed. I can't help but feel that it was a day without surprises in terms of song selection, but "Bitch" from "STICKY FINGERS", which was performed just before the release of the deluxe edition, was performed at an astonishing speed. It runs through and proves that the Stones on this day were in top condition as a whole group. They are at their peak, and their peak comes with “Midnight Rambler.” The tone is clearly upper right from the start of the performance, but when the tempo usually slows down and moves on to the next development, the tempo picks up again, and as if to tease, the performance once again becomes exciting.・The flexibility of speed is reminiscent of a tour. After that settled down, Mick's shout was also amazing! And on that day, Grace Potter appears on "Gimme Shelter" and performs a duet with Mick, and I can't help but be happy to be able to participate in the Stones' live performance! It was a truly heartwarming scene where she looked like this. Equally heartwarming was the introduction of the members on this day. This day is a live performance right after Charlie and Ronnie celebrate their birthday, so Mick introduces them and sings "Happy Birthday" at the same time, which is also very funny and funny. It is only the Stones of the Zip Code tour that can afford such leeway, and a new best sound source from the beginning of the tour will be released! Disc 1 (62:39) 1. Intro 2. Jumping Jack Flash 3. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 4. All Down The Line 5. Tumbling Dice 6. Doom and Gloom 7. Bitch 8. Moonlight Mile 9. Out of Control 10. Honky Tonk Women 11. Band Introductions 12. Before They Make Me Run 13. Happy Disc 2 (67:25) 1. Midnight Rambler 2. Miss You 3. Gimme Shelter (with Grace Potter) 4. Start Me Up 5. Sympathy for the Devil 6. Brown Sugar 7. You Can't Always Get What You Want (with the Vocal Essence choir) 8. Satisfaction
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