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I hope your wife knows about your love affair with the Clash and that they give you a "warm" feeling 😂. I saw the Clash at the Warehouse in 1982. The first two albums are big favorites of mine. Fun fact....... I've never had cable tv😂😂 I saw Andy's Frankenstein in 3D recently. It's certainly not a great movie, but a real fun watch. Both Frankenstein and Dracula were recently released in Deluxe editions. Of course, you know I have seen all Divine movies 😂😂😂

I'd really love to see it, for some reason I've never caught it.

Love it , bands artist i know i agree with Bon Jovi , Queen , Foo Fighters , Billy Joel , Rush yeah ,,,add AC/DC mark 2 , Fleetwood Mac , Metallica, Prince

Here in the UK there was nothing like Nightflight. Our 4 (yes a whole four channels ) stations didn't broadcast after about midnight. I think the whole UK population just went up the hill to bedfordshire at 12.05 😂😂. To be able to buy concert and documentary VHS tapes (Live and Dangerous Thin Lizzy was my first) was a revelation. Never seen Rude boy but will keep an eye out for it now. Thanks again Alan for a great piece

The first time I saw The Clash it was for London Calling. It blew the top of my skull off and it was GLORIOUS! of course I remember Night Fkight!🤘😎🤘

we didnt get cable until 1987 and it always surprises me i never latched onto Night Flight. i knew of it at the time and it seems like exactly what id be into. but i just never really paid much attention to it. i have access to the night flight streaming app and watch some stuff on it occasionally.

Great, great vid. What you said about NIGHT FLIGHT I totally agree with. I used to watch it often. And it was just as you said. I can hear that female voiceover speaking now! Keep up the great work, Alan. 😄👍🏻

I know you probably think I like everything,but the Clash couldn't get into them.I do have London Calling but didn't get into it

Yes, I remember Night Flight.👍

Hi Alan, I’ve been to many Stones concerts throughout the years, but I have to say the one I just saw at Levi Stadium last week was one of the most enjoyable. Maybe it was because I wasn’t expecting such a great performance at their age or maybe it was because I shelled out to excellent seats , 10 rows from the stage. As far as future concerts, I would love them to do smaller arena tours where they just play entire classic albums, similar to the Who Quadrophenia Tour. Maybe an Exile On Main Street Tour, or a Beggars Banquet/Let It Bleed Tour would be fantastic. That would definitely weed out the bulk of causal Stones fans who just want to hear the greatest hits and make tickets more accessible to the hard core fans. I would be even happier if they went one step further and did a tour of only their entire early RnB covers in small theaters. I always imagined seeing the Stones at this age at some small club sitting on bar stalls churning out old blues songs. I know the Stones are truly amazingly at playing all sorts of genres, rock, country, gospel, funk, etc. but primarily for me, at their core they are a blues band. No other white person comes close to singing the blues better than Jagger. The Stones along with other British 60’s bands like the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, the Animals, really turned me onto listing to the Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, and Sonny Boy Williamson. The Stones are so brilliant at covering all this old RnB music and putting their own stamp on it. A concert of them doing this stuff would be my dream, but I know it will never happen.

Thank you r the wrap up. Your love of the Stones and knowledge of their history is so deep that I look for your opinion on all things related to them. I loved the two shows I saw in Chicago and following each nights setlist along the tour. I am sure I not alone in just watching the deeper cuts from the tour on RUclips post show. It is a shame of sorts that they haven't cycled out the well worn classics. Their bench is so deep that I truly believe they could play stadiums and put on a show to please all without them, I even think they could put that group of songs aside and put together another set of 20 to make a great show. I am a huge Dylan fan and enjoy seeing him and listening to what he has to offer that evening. However I pretty much go alone now as I don't think others will necessarily have an entertaining night. With The Rolling Stones it is a guarantee that it will be an exciting enjoyable show for all.

Led Zep, Hey Hey What Can I Do, b-side of Immigrant Song. CCR had a lot of great b-sides, many which became hits. I like Beatles b-side Don't Let Me Down better than Get Back.

We have the same taste in movies and music. NOTLD is the best horror movie ever. I saw it in 68. I was 7 years old. Wish we could hang and discuss.

Loved Springsteen Western Stars but not High Hopes at all. Interesting.

I'm also a super fan was in the pit 3 times couldn't agree more with you on the set list the highlights for me was outta time ..tell me straight. Emotional rescue.mess it up..fool to cry...whole wide world. And a big ty to keith for throwing us 2 pics...see ya in erurope in 25...

Great video.

It's really sad they left Brown Sugar behind

Procol Harum Live In Concert with Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Strawbs Just A Collection Couries&Antiquies.

Never fails….. You always get seated next to that “Aqualung Person”. Been following the lads since 70 at the Aragon in Chicago and Martin has been a pillar to all things Tull. Got all of Martin’s solo works and I too had the pleasure of meeting Martin and his Wife at one of his solo shows “Stage Left” in Sellersville, Pa. Hell of a Gentleman and hell of a guitar player.

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The fact that they changed up the set list was impressive So many bands play the same songs every night and the between song banter never changed (Jethro Tull anyone?) I agree with you on this version of Gimme Shelter which is my favorite Stones song. The sound was great where I sat at the show we both attended. Bad sound for a tour like this is unforgivable.

Great show and review 😊 Would love a copy of your CD 😊 Regards Mark

Just one thought.as to setlist. You (like me) have watched this band through the years many times. You always have to appreciate that every tour brings thousands of first time fans, they want and need to see the 'warhorses' and unless they play 30+ song sets (like Springsteen) it is an impossible job to play deep cuts only.

Great assessment, I agree Midnight Rambler is a Classic song..didn't need the blues extra. I have a dvd from Bigger Bang tour where they perform Rambler in India in a monsoon! And it is a storming version (excuse the pun!)

I was at the Cleveland show upper deck and the sound was pretty good they truly live up to their name greatest rock and roll band I don't know how they are still around they should of been dead year's ago with being rock stars for 60 year's you'll never see this again

Hi Alan! Do you happen to have anything on the band Sweet Revenge? They played at Sundance in Bayshore. Thank you so much for your time in advance!

I agree Alan , they should drop the classic songs if they do an indoor arena tour . Maybe start the show with Satisfaction , that would be a nice surprise rather than always ending with that .

I know that flea market well. I've passed by it many times on a Sunday afternoon. Will have to make a visit in my travels. Great video Alan!

Went both nights to SOFI - every seat full - AGREED - they shocked us all - IDK set list was great to me - they mixed it up a lot and lots of new stuff - great surprises in LA - Fool To Cry - Heartbreaker- totally disagree on Midnight Rambler - it was epic in LA (seen them 25X now!) :) Sympathy was reborn too

Excellent review, fair and balanced. I saw them in 2018 and they were wonderful and of course Charlie was there which is one reason I wouldn't want to see them again as it was such a.magical experience. I agree.that Keith has looking frail but has seemed much more.robust as the tour went on. When it does stop as sadly it must, we.will never see their like again

So far I have This Was and Minstrel in the Gallery. My next one is definitely gonna be the new release of Bursting Out!!

I remember that first Tull box set coming out, it was so incredible!!

Sweet sounds of heaven. I love the song I love it live at the racquet with Lady Ga ga. But with out Lady Ga ga doesn't do it for me. I didn't get goose bumps like I did with Ga ga

Hi Mate quite a thought provoking piece. On the money with the set list observation. With such a fantastic cannon of songs to choose from too. Smaller venues 100%. The energy on the El Mocambo '77 is electric. Even UK soccer stadiums are too big imo. Teleport to Eel pie island 1962? 🤔 Love your honesty

It's just Jagger & Leavel & Clifford. I see no Stones there.

I love the Stones. But….the issue of the set list you nailed it. I was at the Atlanta show and Sweet Virginia made my night! They could do a set list of songs they’ve never played live and it would be killer. Anyone for Time Waits for No One?

thank you Alan for your review on the Rolling stones Hackney Diamond 🎉 😊 maybe if they don't stop I hope to be there this time my frist Rolling stones show was I Rochester NY back in 1965 ❤ but I have seen The stones so many times but they will always be my all time band yeah Happy birthday sir. Mick jagger Alan your show is the best and I like your Hackney Diamond T-shirts 😊 Terry M. in Pennsylvania

Well, I attended the Atlanta show and thought that was the best one of the tour. That’s the show that debuted Keith doing three songs. Unfortunately, that seemed to be at the expense of Sweet Sounds of Heaven. The guitars were loud and in your face with a dash of their characteristic flying by the seat of their pants-playing. Midnight Rambler was amazing. I think Ronnie has been using more distortion ever since 2015 on that particular song and it has elevated it, imo. I also thought that this tour’s version of Gimme Shelter was one of the best in their career. Keith’s dedication to nailing the intro paid dividends and Chanel’s take on the classic made it even more special. I agree that them being more adventurous with the setlist would be cool to see. However, the warhorses hit different live. At least this is what I’ve found out. I don’t get to see them regularly whenever they tour North America , so this obvious observation had been eluding me, I guess. I don’t think Mick and co. really gave me much room to complain. Btw, Rick Beato interviewed the guy that mixes the Stones live about a month or so ago. In essence, the less cavernous a stadium, the better the sound quality. Best case scenario for a big outdoor show would be a big flat field. Here’s the link if interested: ruclips.net/video/uEcx9gdhdbw/видео.htmlsi=9SjtSkOY89oonPPh

This haul is so interesting and varied. Back in the heyday of Hall & Oates, my only knowledge about the duo was their ubiquitous mega hits. I was invited to see them in concert, and I was very impressed by their excellent, passion-filled performances. It was an awesome combination of blue-eyed soul at its finest and irresistible pop/rock (of which I’m usually not a fan). I never really got into Montrose, but I saw a good cable TV documentary on Ronnie several months ago. He seemed like a good guy.

I’m very happy I saw a show. I did something I never do! I bought a NJ souvenir T-shirt from the website!.

Thank you for the complete review of the latest Rolling Stones 2024 US Tour. I was fortunate to see both Los Angeles shows a few weeks ago and "Fool to Cry" (Night 2) and "Beast of Burden" (Night 1) were my personal highlights. I captured both songs on video from the mid-level seats at SoFi Stadium and will cherish those memories for a long time.......Happy Birthday Mick Jagger!!

PS.... Now Brown Sugar would be a very very very deep track😂

Happy Birthday Sir Mick🎂 This was a very good overview of the tour. I'm sad that it's over. Of course, the merchandise continues. The new crystal commertive ticket is now available!!! I enjoyed both of my shows. The sound wasn't a problem in either New Orleans or Atlanta, but then again I was in the pit for both shows. I hope there is a residency at the Sphere. I would love that. I actually think it could happen sooner than later.

I have seen the 1975 tour from the La Forum , I will say Woods guitar wrk on GS is Good , doesn’t compare to Taylor’s Version on the Muddy Waters Sessions

Jagger n Kieth wanted Wood cause of his time with Faces n he was a Name n Kieth was Good friends wit Wood , Perkins never had a Chance , the Rolling Guitar playing on Hand of Fate in my Opinion is one of there Best ,

A very good review, I agree with almost everything, but would it really be a Stones show without Flash, otherwise completely agree, I saw the first show in Chicago and I was in section 108 and I, and a gentleman who came from Dublin sitting next to me thought that the sound was terrific, and again as you said location location location, but I was just happy to see them out there at their age playing rock&roll, this is new territory for any rock band that has played since the 60s, but I was happy, money well spent, I hope that they continue, but in my opinion these are the last shows we've seen in the States, I hope I'm wrong, but I don't see a quick turnaround for a South American or European tour and where does that leave the States, thanks for mentioning my Stones brother Hendrik, thanks!!

good overview dude. i wasn’t sure how into them you were but i guess this confirms it 😂😂😂

All the deluxe sets are top notch. The only one I passed on was A Passion Play ( my least favorite) but if they decided to do a 50th Anni ersary editiion ( ala TAAB 50th) then would get it to complete my collection

I was at the same show as you and I agree that the sound wasn't good at all during most of the show...I was really disappointed

The ONLY good Live Albums are the Ones with Mick Taylor , Ronnie Wood is awful trying to play TAYLOR Parts live , Jagger should of stayed with Wayne Perkins who plays lead on Hand of Fate , or maybe even Steve Marriot or Jeff Beck when Taylor left in 1974 ,