1. Intro,2. Start Me Up, 3. You Got Me Rocking, 4. Patch, 5. Out Of Control, 6. Ride em On Down, 7. Patch, 8. Mixed Emotions, 9. Patch, 10. Wild Horses, 11. Patch, 12. It s Only Rock n Roll, 13. Patch, 14. Come Together, 15. Patch, 16. Tumbling Dice, 17. Patch, 18. Honky Tonk Women, 19. End.

When Got to be a Joker vinyl bootleg was discovered by Stones fans it was soon found out that there was   an IEM recording in, so someone ripped the content and posted it on a well known message board, however the speed was not perfect. That version was soon after reworked improving the sound., however the proposed deceleration   (2,2%) seemed to be a little bit too much. After doing some tests using Scooter and DAC versions it was found out that with a 1,456% deceleration using Audacity the songs could be synchronized with the previous sources, it was decided to make a mix of both sources. Here on the left channel there is DAC version, while on the right channel the decelerated IEM version; this is great because the audience recording helps supplementing guitars recorded low on the IEM recording.
On the new IEM version there were gaps between many songs (often 10 to 30 seconds had been deleted; in order to rebuild the first part of the concert it was decided to use patches coming from the DAC version, channels have been duplicated to get a punchier sound, so here is this new Frankenstein mix, it is also possible of course in case just the mixing parts would be required, to delete the patches from the DAC version.
The Desert Trip concert also known as Coachella was released as a professional cdr called Desert Trip, October 7,2016, then as Desert Trip Weekend 1 (Exile EXCDR20161007) in a sets that included also a DVD-R of the concert. On silver it was released as In The Desert  Weekend I (Goldplate GP 1602), then as Desert Trip including also the second concert (WLR DIR 216) housed in a long digipack box and of course as Ride em On Down (DAC 176) which has been used on this release and on vinyl on Got to be a Joker (RS 001) which offered the IEM source for this matrix. Talking about this release, this is a nice job providing an interesting matrix of some tracks from this concert, since many other acts that played on Desert Trip had been recorded using IEM sources it is possible the rest of the concert would eventually show up.