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Rolling Stones Rolling Stones/Germany 1995 Complete Upgrade
Rolling Stones Rolling Stones/Germany 1995 Complete Upgrade
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The now nostalgic Rolling Stones "VOODOO LOUNGE" tour. The tour produced the classic pro-shots and soundboards of Miami and Tokyo Dome, but when it came to the European tour in 1995, there was no such standard due to the shift of interest to the "STRIPPED" project. Instead, with the spread of DAT recorders and high-performance microphones, rear-tie audience items were being produced at a rapid pace, a situation that enthusiasts seem to have missed. Those days are long gone. Not only have such rear-tie items disappeared for a long time, but the person who recorded the live performance often released the CD as it was, and as a result, the original sound source was rarely available among traders. The "VOODOO LOUNGE" tour in 1995 was very much like that, and many great CDs were overlooked in such a situation. This CD is a typical example of such a CD. Nowadays, many people may not know about "VOODOO YOU LOVE" itself. Naturally, this item was made in Europe and wrapped in a bad-ass illustrated jacket. Needless to say, this is the only item that was released on this date, and its original source material is not available among traders at all. And the item itself has become difficult to obtain...or rather, completely overlooked. The European tour in 1995 was held in stadium-sized venues, and in some cases, even in festival-level open-air venues, so it is not surprising that this recording was made "as if it were a stadium. The sound quality of this recording is not quite up to the level of a "soundboard," but the image is still quite on-point. The lively atmosphere of a European open-air concert is also picked up, but it does not overshadow the performance or Mick's singing (at all!). It does not overshadow the performance or Mick's singing (at all!). Rather, the happy climax of "Satisfaction" and "Sympathy For The Devil" can be enjoyed without stress. The problem with this disc is that the sound image was balanced to the right side, even though the audience was excellent and easy to listen to. The problem with this release is that the sound image was balanced too far to the right, even though it was an excellent and easy to listen to audience, and the overall sound quality has been adjusted to make it much easier to listen to than the original recording. In fact, the ease of listening and the excitement of the day are truly enjoyable to listen to. It is truly an excellent and overlooked sound source, and even enthusiasts who do not know about the rear-tie items will enjoy it very much. Because of such happy excitement, the Stones' performance on this day was in a good mood from top to bottom. First of all, Mick was in high spirits. If you listen to "Tumbling Dice," he is already singing at full throttle from the beginning of the show, and it is great to hear him in high spirits from there on. Keith was also on top form as he played the guitar solo on "It's All Over Now," one of the old songs that represented this tour. The performance was of the highest quality, especially since August was the last month of the year-long tour. The quality of the performance was even higher in August, the last month of the tour, and the presence of such European favorites as "Shine A Light," "Like A Rolling Stone," and Keith Corner's "Connection" was a big attraction. Of course, Mick sang enthusiastically on "Shine A~" and Keith, who was also very excited with the excitement of the day, started "Connection" in a joyful manner, which was wonderful. All of these songs are repertoire that could not be heard in Japan a few months ago, so they seem even more appealing. The hustle and bustle of the group as a whole, such as Daryl Jones' crisp bass solo on the now nostalgic "Rock And A Hard Place" and Ronnie's introduction of Mick's band members, which was a regular event of this tour, was even more risqué than usual. This is a hidden masterpiece that is only available in Europe in 1995 and will be back in 2023. This is the rare audience album that enthusiasts have always wanted to hear, and the cover is incomparably cooler than "VOODOO YOU LOVE"! Remastering Memo The whole thing has been adjusted to make it sound better through and through, and the sound quality is now normal high quality. The balance of the performance changes from time to time, but it is basically skewed to the right, so I adjusted it as much as possible.Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany 3rd August 1995 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(UPGRADE) Disc:1 (68:07) 1. Intro 2. Not Fade Away 3. Tumbling Dice 4. You Got Me Rocking 5. A Rolling Stone 12. Rock And A Hard Place 13. Monkey Man 14. I Go Wild Disc:2 (64:53) 1. Miss You 2. Connection 5. Slipping Away 6. Sympathy For The Devil 7. Street Fighting Man 8. Start Me Up 9. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 10. Brown Sugar 11. span>
