Disc One: 1. KBFH Intro, 2. Brown Sugar, 3. Happy, 4. Gimme Shelter, 5. Tumbling Dice, 6. Star Star, 7. Dancing With Mr.D, 8. Angie, 9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want, 10. Midnight Rambler, 11. Honky Tonk Women, 12. All Down The Line, 13. Rip This Joint, 14. Jumping Jack Flash, 15. Street Fighting Man.

Disc Two: 1. Brown Sugar, 2. Happy, 3. Gimme Shelter, 4. Tumbling Dice, 5. Star Star, 6. Dancing With Mr.D, 7. Angie, 8. You Can’t Always Get What You Want, 9. Midnight Rambler, 10. Honky Tonk Women, 11. All Down The Line, 12. Rip This Joint, 13. Jumping Jack Flash, 14. Street Fighting Man, 15. Brown Sugar (bonus track with sax solo).

This concert was at first made available from an official download. The Stones famous Brussels 1973 concert is here, this album can be hardly called a bootleg as the sound and production of this concert with Bob Clearmountain's work makes it a real official release and the fact is that no physical format existed before. This remaster by Cpt.Acid used for the main source the Quad mix bootleg. As a bonus the older source transfered from tape by KRW CO from the Joe Maloney tape of the broadcast has been remastered, so here are two sources remastered. Also, in the bonus folder there is the version of Brown Sugar with sax solo, inserted in the older version.

Anyway, it is the music that matters and here we have it all in its overwhelming power and clarity for the enjoyment of the fans and collectors. It must be pointed out that the official release that has come in physical form with the Goat’s Head Soup 2020 re-release just has Brown Sugar, Midnight Rambler and Street Fighting Man from the 1^st show. The King Biscuit Flower Hour tape of tracks from London & Brussels 73 1^st show has been the source of the many Brussels Affair bootlegs that we all know. This was rebroadcasted by BBC Radio 6, it must be stressed that two KBFH tapes were broadcasted, the first on 29 September 1974 containing 9 tracks from Brussels 1^st show (7) and 1 from London (Street Fighting Man) mixed by Jagger and Phil Ramone in early September 1974 at A&R Recording Studios in New York. The second KBFH radio show came out on 24 November 1974 (repeated in the last week of December) offering 9 songs including Gimme Shelter and Doo Do Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) from London plus Tumbling Dice, All Down The Line and Honky Tonk Women that was probably doctored in the studio with some vocal overdubs. The musical output here is excellent and it is possible to enjoy in full a spectacular version of the Stones early 70s power. The source for Disc One is KBFH Quad Reel a 3 cdr set that recently came out in Japan offering the 29 September 74 quad mix on one disc, the front 2 channels mix on another and the rear 2 channel mix on the last disc, the original radio shows were housed on two 7” reels; this is a pre FM broadcast that just includes Bruxelles 1^st show tracks despite Wembley September 9^th concert being mentioned on the back cover, contrary to other releases like A Brussels Affair (Chamaleon 8812) that included Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo /(Heartbreaker) from the 2^nd show and Street Fighting Man from Wembley or The Official Brussels Affair (From the Vault) already mentioned that came out in 2011, where Taylor solo on All Down The Line (2^nd show) actually is taken from the 1^st concert. Comparing the two discs it is clear how deeper is the first disc sound which can is certainly to be preferred, the actual improvements are not that easy to detect with regards to the source, you will probably need to listen many times to this in order to appreciate them, something that represents a pleasant repetition anyway. Particulas mention to the artwork which is fresh and tasty in color and design.