Disc One: 1. The Last Time, 2. Mercy Mercy, 3. She Said Yeah, 4. Play With Fire, 5. Not Fade Away, 6. That’s How Strong My Love Is, 7. Get Off Of My Cloud, 8. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 9. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 10. As Tears Go By, 11. 19^th Nervous Breakdown, 12. Not Fade Away, 13. The Last Time, 14. Paint It Black, 15. Lady Jane, 16. Mother’s Little Helper, 17. Get Off Of My Cloud, 18. 19^th Nervous Breakdown, 19. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 20. Paint It Black, 21. Lady Jane, 22. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, 23. 19^th Nervous Breakdown, 24. Eammon Andrews Interview.

Disc Two: 1. I Am Waiting, 2. Under My Thumb, 3. Paint It Black, 4. The Last Time, 5. 19^th Nervous Breakdown, 6. Get Off Of My Cloud, 7. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 8. Mercy Mercy, 9. She Said Yeah, 10. Play With Fire, 11. The Spider And The Fly, 12. Time Is On Mt Side, 13. I’m Alright, 14. Around And Around, 15. I’m Movin’ On, 16. Mercy Mercy, 17. She Said Yeah, 18. Play With Fire, 19. Not Fade Away, 20. The Spider And The Fly, 21. That’s How Strong My Love Is, 22. Get Off Of My Cloud, 23. 19^th Nervous Breakdown, 24. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 25. Sydney Interview, 26. Have You Seen Tour Mother, Baby.

This release from 1960s records presents the Stones from their busiest ever year: 1966 in radio and television broadcasts, as summarized at the end of the liner notes: fifty tracks, five countries, one year; they also released 4 singles and 2 LPs, while recording a third one, they will never do again so much. Side One begins with the Melbourne concert broadcasted by Radio 3 UZ, this is the best sounding from Australia and begins with the MC naming the musicians on stage name by name. After is the first Ed Sullivan show when the host introduces Satisfaction with the magic words: “for all the youngsters in the country and Canada”. Next comes the Honolulu concert which was the last date of the band’s US Tour and Brian Jones final appearance on US grounds. Despite being recorded from AM radio this broadcast doesn’t sound that bad. Next comes the second Ed Sullivan show of the lot, this time playing all 66 hits. The last 2 tracks on this disc come from the Eammon Andrews show, a mainstream tv program from the UK that features a live version of 19^th Nervous Breakdown followed by a Jagger interview based on the song’s lyrics. On Disc Two we start with Ready Steady Go that has 3 songs among which I Am Waiting that was played with acoustic guitars and dulcimer and there is even a glimpse of Ian Stewart here; Under My Thumb was chosen by film director Michael Lindsay Hoff as his favourite RSG appearance. Next comes the Olympia concert from late March which thee liner notes writer (this time called Nat & Faye Daway) insists sating come from RTYL radio while it is well known that it was broadcasted by Europe 1. The Sydney concert taken from a FM radio is next; this how has however rare tracks on it like Mercy Mercy, That’s How Strong My Love Is and The Spider And The Fly, let alone Play With Fire and She Said Yeah; this concert happened on a rotating show which got on Jagger’s nerves, since he said: “would you stop this thing going around?” at one point. At the end there is a short Jagger interview taken on their arrival at the airport. The final Top of the Pops that had a live version of Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow. Overall it must be said that the sound is better than what we got on the vinyl counterpart, for instance the tracks from Honolulu 66 sound decisively cleaner with not much echo.