Disc One: 1. Bedspring Symphony Intro-Brown Sugar, 2. Bitch, 3. Rocks Off, 4. Gimme Shelter, 5. Tumbling Dice, 6. Bye Bye Johnny, 7. Rip This Joint, 8. Uptight/Satisfaction, 9. Brown Sugar, 10. Bitch, 11. Rocks Off, 12. Gimme Shelter, 13. Happy, 14. Tumbling Dice, 15. Love In Vain, 16. Sweet Virginia.

Disc Two: 1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want, 2. Bedspring Symphony Intro-All Down The Line, 3. Happy, 4. Tumbling Dice, 5. Love In Vain, 6 All Down The Line, 7. Midnight Rambler, 8. Band Introductions, 9. Bye Bye Johnny, 10. Rip This Joint, 11. Jumping Jack Flash, 12. Street Fighting Man, 13. Uptight/ Satisfaction, 14. Brown Sugar, 15. All Down The Line.

These days collectors are experimenting dubious releases from the major silver labels, mostly reproposing well known stuff in so called different shape, this is somehow an answer to that with a mocking label number too, but we can all it a fan-to-fan project that highlights a labour of love and a though search in order to produce the best sounding tracks from the Stones Philadelphia 72 three shows; this release started as a fun project to compare all known Philadelphia 72 soundboard tracks with the new "Multiband" Remasters, Imo they are made with AI, not from multitracks. All Stones fans know that that there are a lot of Philadelphia boots and most likely another version could be not needed. Regardless of that, the aim was to put together the original versions as complete as possible. By the way, not all Philadelphia bootlegs are actually from Philadelphia. There was some problem with the sources as published in the notes, especially concerning the so called IMP 006 release, no such thing exists, since that number is Keith Richards Main Offender Tour 92 Cologne, so most likely the maker referred to Philadelphia Special (TSP 006); that is the problem arising when the bootleg is mentioned only with its label number and no name.

This compilation is made from the following sources:

More Philadelphia Special [No Label 2] an unlabelled edition

Plug In Flush Out [VGP 259 V1] Disc One, tracks 15,16 And Disc Two, Tracks 1,3,8 and 9 have been reworked, that is denoised softly.

Philadelphia Special [TSP 006] partly in excellent quality, partly with too much noise reduction with tools that produce metallic sounds, like "Cool Edit" or "Adobe Audition". Specially Midnight Rambler, Love In Vain and Sweet Virginia seemed to have been denoised with these tools from the late 90s. Nothing better was available then.

Another great compilation is Captain Acid's "Philadelphia Specialities Plus" (APCD 057) which contains a complete show made from the three Philadelphia concerts plus rarely played 72 songs. Midnight Rambler is, otherwise as noted, from Ft. Worth, 2nd show.  

Talkin' 'bout Midnight Rambler a source in very good quality could not be located. They all have been de-hissed to death or come from different sources. This is the track with the lowest sound quality, so the version from –plug In Flush Out (VGP 259) was the one that sounded best with a slight denoising. This is indeed a nice release that justifies its name proposing a very natural sounding selection from the 3 Philadelphia concerts in 1972, the best thing so far, waiting for an official release, if there ever will be one.