Disc One: 1. Opening, 2. Street Fighting Man, 3. It s Only Rock n Roll (But I Like It), 4. Tumbling Dice, 5. Paint It Black, 6. Ride em On Down, 7. Like a Rolling Stone, 8. Dead Flowers,9. You Can t Always Get What You Want, 10. Honky Tonk Women, 11. Band Introduction, 12. You Got The Silver, 13. Happy.

Disc Two: 1. Sympathy for the Devil, 2. Miss You, 3. Midnight Rambler, 4. Start Me Up, 5. Jumpin Jack Flash, 6. Brown Sugar, Encore: 7. Gimme Shelter, 8. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction

The third release from Xavel covers the Stones Coventry show presenting again their IEM matrix recording. The concert marks the first time the Stones returned to Coventry after their 1971 show during the Farewell Tour, a good 47 years ago. This time the recording is good but then again there are gaps, like f rom the end of  Ride em On Down to the beginning of Like A Rolling Stone and the last part of (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction, because IEM source was missing due to equipment problems this time, and the missing parts were complemented with an audience source. Unfortunately this time, contrary to London s second show, the difference in audio output is quite evident, with the audience recording not that great with respect to sound quality, but we are talking about one minute missing on Disc One and a few last seconds on Disc Two. Charlie Watts birthday (as well as Ron Wood for the previous day) is well celebrated by Jagger during his band introductions for another night to remember. The Stones play better here, possibly due to the tour entering its third week.