Disc One: 1. Honky Tonk Women, 2. All Down The Line, 3. Hand Of Fate, 4. Route 66, 5. Fool To Cry, 6. Crazy Mama, 8. Mannish Boy, 9. Crackin’ Up, 10. Dance Little Sister, 11. Around And Around, 12. Tumbling Dice, 13. Hot Stuff, 14. Star Star, 15. Let’s Spend The Night Together, 16. Worried Life Blues, 17. Little Red Rooster.

Disc Two: 1. It’s Only Rock n Roll, 2. Rip This Joint, 3. Brown Sugar, 4. Jumping Jack Flash, 5. Melody, 6. Luxury, 7. Worried About You.

This release caused quite a stir, due to the fact that copyrighted material was published on a torrent site and later on a well-known message board after having been reworked, so it was soon deleted and the maker sanctioned; however here the reason for reworking an official release from the accompanying notes: “This is one of the best Stones shows ever, but once again we have a real bad brickwalled mastering; the original dynamic range is just 8, while vinyl edition will be better for sure, it was decided to fix it just in order to listen enjoying it; consequently, all of the files have been de-clipped in iZotope RX9, so new dynamic range is now 11”.

Undoubtedly no bootleg label will venture to copy and release such job, partly due to the fact that the original set was issued on May 13^th, 2022 but also because they believe not many fans would spend money to get just a ‘better sounding’ version. It has however been felt to be worthy of a review in here, despite the fact that it is not a bootleg per se, nor a pirate, maybe we can we call it just a remix.

Unfortunately, there is no proper artwork, just a reproduction of the official front one, while the back cover is missing. Apart from that the overall sound output is in fact much better than the official release, too bad it is not available commercially.