1. 16 Years Old Young Mick Jagger, 2. I Wanna Be Your Man, 3. You Better Move On, 4. Not Fade Away, 5. Not Fade Away, 6. I Just Wanna Make Love To You, 7. I’m Alright, 8. Not Fade Away, 9. Not Fade Away, 10. I Just Wanna Make Love To You, 11. Not Fade Away, 12. I Just Wanna Make Love To You, 13. Introduction, 14. Carol, 15. Tell Me, 16. Interview, 17. Not Fade Away, 18. I Just Wanna Make Love To You, 19. Around And Around, 20. Opening, 21. Tell Me, 22. Carol, 23. It’s All Over Now, 24. Around And Around, 25. Time Is On My Side, 26. Introduction, 27. Around And Around, 28. Off The Hook, 29. Time Is On My Side, 30. It’s All Over Now, 31. I’m Alright, 32. Get Together, 33. Off The Hook, 34. Little Red Rooster, 35. Around And Around.    

It is hard these days to locate old 60s films looking good, most of the times what is found and played on some ancient device presents weird movements and atrocious sounds; this release instead offers a best of the early Stones with newly discovered best quality ever films, restored by AI. In particular, here we get the Hollywood Palace 64 show without timecode and this is new to me. The label also attempted to erase watermarks on Reelin’ in the Years films, somehow succeeding even if at times they are still visible. Sound has been improved too, but a strange thing happens on Ready Steady Go, which seems to have been encoded in surround: if you play it stereo you only get Jagger, Wyman and Watts with no guitar, which will be heard switching to surround system. Another strange thing is the absence of interactive menu; this is a nice effort, but maybe the label could use the AI function to improve its English? Both title and some entries are weirdly written. Apart from that this collection of 60s stuff has the best look ever and waiting for some official release that will probably never happen is the best on hand.