Disc One: 1. Start Me Up, 2. Bitch, 3. Sad Sad Sad, 4. Undercover Of The Night, 5. One Hit (To The Body), 6. Tumbling Dice, 7. Miss You, 8. Ruby Tuesday, 9. Play With Fire, 10. Rock And A Hard Place, 11. Mixed Emotions, 12. Honky Tonk Women, 13. Midnight Rambler, 14. You Can’t Always Get What You Want.

Disc Two: 1. Little Red Rooster, 2. Can’t Be Seen, 3. Happy, 4. Paint It Black, 5. 2000 Light Years From Home, 6. Sympathy For The Devil, 7. Gimme Shelter, 8. Band Introductions, 9. It’s Only Rock n Roll, 10. Brown Sugar, 11. Satisfaction, 12. Jumping Jack Flash.

This release presents the second night at Oakland Stadium 1989 as the first came out as Vol. 108 in JEMS Lost and Found series and so it was time for the second show on November 5, which features three setlist changes from first night, all of them welcome with One Hit (To The Body), Play With Fire and Little Red Rooster replacing Harlem Shuffle, Angie and Dead Flowers respectively. Here are the liner notes that cane with these recordings:

“The Stones should be praised for performing songs like Undercover and One Hit on the 1989 Steel Wheels tour, as they came from albums released during the band's hiatus from touring 1983-1988. They also dipped somewhat deeper into their back catalogue in '89, at least in terms of playing songs that long felt difficult to pull off in a stadium, such as Ruby Tuesday and 2000 Light Years From Home which are highlights here as is Play With Fire.

As is well know Mike "The Mike" Millard was no fan of stadium shows, but Steel Wheels featured reserved seating up close but Mike had an inside connection to get good seats, which allowed him to record the show at something approaching his legendary standards. One small bit of trivia, in 1989 Millard switched from his long-standing preferred blank tape, TDK SA 90, to Maxell XLII-S 100 minutes tapes, which gave him more runway to flip without missing a song. Those Maxells are the tapes used for this show and the night before.

While he may not have favoured stadiums, Mike got better results than most out of them; the sound on his November 5^th recording is relatively close and balanced, with limited audience interference. Month after month we rely on the contributions of many to keep the Lost and Found series rolling. Thanks to Professor Goody for pitch work, mjk5510 for post-production and artwork, and kif for the updated JEMS logo that graces this back cover.

Finally, cheers to the late, great Mike the MICrophone; his work never ceases to impress. May he rest in peace.” Examining this release we cannot help noticing how great sounding it is, in pure Millard style; this concert was previously released only on a 2 cdr set called Shakin’ the Bay Area   and as part of a 4 cdr set called Oakland Stadium November 4 & 5 1989.