The Rolling Stones' latest tour will see the release of three shows this week! The highlight of the tour is Seattle on May 15th. The audience recording that is the basis for this release is not something that was spread on the Internet, but a sound source that was provided directly from Taper and was "completely uniquely obtained". What's more, the sound quality is amazing! This tour is blessed with a lot of high-quality audience recordings, and the quality of the sound source provided this time is amazing. First of all, the sound quality itself is very clear, and the sound image is overwhelmingly on. With such quality, we guarantee that even beginners can enjoy it with peace of mind, let alone enthusiasts. This is the quality that is worthy of a limited press CD. For the release, we made adjustments to make the most of the quality of the audience recording, which was free and had excellent characteristics, and made it into a CD after finishing it in an even easier-to-listen-to state. The closeness of the sound image is also impressive, and Chanel Haynes's singing voice, which has now become completely confident from the nervous look at the beginning of the tour, makes you feel it so close that it feels so vivid. When she sings "Gimme Shelter," it's as if she is singing right in front of you. And above all, the Stones' performance that day was full of momentum. First of all, Keith starts playing a little suspiciously in the intro of the opening "Start Me Up" (laughs), but it's not a dangerous tone like Houston's, but rather the impression that he was overwhelmed. This difference is big, isn't it? The next song, "Get Off of My Cloud," and then "Angry," are full of momentum. It's clear that the Stones are in top form in 2024 mode. The scene that symbolizes such a Seattle night full of momentum is "It's Only Rock 'n Roll." Mick must have been too excited here, because his voice flipped over when he started singing. In the YouTube video from that day, Mick seems to be poker-faced, but listening to the clear sound source like this makes it even more pleasing. I wonder if it was just an accident caused by too much momentum. This momentum can be called the pinnacle of Seattle's refreshing performance in "Whole Wide World". Among the new songs from the new album, it creates an atmosphere that looks especially good on stage. The big attraction of this tour is that new songs are introduced with more confidence than ever before in the setlist, and it is nice to hear the reliable performance with high sound quality. Mick in particular seems to be really enjoying the stage that day, and before introducing the members, he talks about his memories of the first time he performed in Seattle. From this scene, you can feel not only the momentum but also the Stones' ease on that day. The finale "Satisfaction" reveals the instability of the song, which seems to be due to a malfunction of Mick's in-ear monitor, but such an incident is nothing to worry about. This audience album captures the day full of the Stones' momentum with an exclusive, superb audience. The Rolling Stones' latest tour, which has been a big hit with fans around the world, has produced a masterpiece called "First of all, this one"! Listen! Lumen Field, Seattle, WA, USA 15th May 2024 ULTIMATE SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc:1 (60:33) 1. Intro. 2. Start Me Up 3. Get Off of My Cloud 4. Let's Spend the Night Together 5. Angry 6. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 7. Wild Horses 8. Whole Wide World 9. Tumbling Dice 10. You Can't Always Get What You Want 11. Band Introductions 12. You Got the Silver 13. Little T&A Disc:2 (59:07) 1. Sympathy for the Devil 2. Honky Tonk Women (followed by a tease of Blake Shelton's "Sunny in Seattle") 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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