Discs One & Three: 1. Introduction/Drums, 2. Honky Tonk Women, 3. If You Can't Rock Me, 4. Get Off Of My Cloud, 5. Hand Of Fate, 6. Hey Negrita, 7. Ain t Too Proud To Beg, 8. Fool To Cry, 9. Hot Stuff, 10. Angie, 11. Star Star, 12. You Gotta Move, 13. You Can’t Always Get What You Want.

Disc Two: 1. Band Introductions, 2. Happy, 3. Tumbling Dice, 4. Nothing From Nothing, 5. Outta Space, 6. Midnight Rambler, 7. It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll, 8. Brown Sugar, 9. Jumping Jack Flash, 10. Street Fighting Man.

The second concert at Paris Abattoirs has finally got a full audience recording in great shape, this latest release is by far the best sounding document for this concert, a very good audience tape for the times that has just surfaced; as a bonus to the 16 bits version comes a remaster of the soundboard source which consisted only of Disc One. The original upload was provided by BlueTurns2Gray in 24/48 bits and converted in FLAC for the 16 bits version.

The previous release of this show was the strangely titled Avillon de Paris coming from Tarantura (TCDRS 48 1/2) which could seem to be a copy of The Boulevard of Paris (DAC 158) that presented an updated version of the second Paris show the Stones played in 1976 using a recent soundboard version that first appeared on YouTube as soundtrack of an uploaded pro shot video on Disc One and the rest of the concert on Disc Two in good audience quality. This recording however presents the whole 1976 concert in audience mode. The band seems inspired even if there are some mistakes here and there, but the overall feeling is one of complete control of the performance. This concert was released as Aux Abattoirs (VGP 241) and then on Exile a Paris (PGN 122) an 8 cdr set from Pignose with the other Paris shows, replicated on silver in 2013 on Le Loups Dans L’ Abattoir (GR Box 20) that included all the 76 Paris concerts in a 8 cd box from Godfather Records. Live in Paris (Goldplate GP 1501) presented a 2 DVDs-2 cds set offering the whole concert of 6 June (on video too) and the soundboards tracks from 5 June.

Honky Tonk Women, You Gotta Move and Happy from this show have ended up on Love You Live, while the former has also appeared on the Stones 50^th Anniversary 2 cd set that came out in 2013. This release is certainly an improvement offering for the first time the whole audience recording, though in mono. As a bonus   we get the remaster of the soundboard version that includes all 10 minutes plus of Drums Introduction, with a patch in You Can’t Always Get What You Want; unfortunately for those wanting to burn it and store it together with the other discs there is no suitable artwork cover.