Disc One: 1. Intro, 2. Start Me Up, 3. Bitch, 4. Sad Sad Sad, 5. Harlem Shuffle, 6. Tumbling Dice, 7. Miss You, 8. Ruby Tuesday, 9. Almost Hear You Sigh, 10. Rock And A Hard Place, 11. Mixed Emotions, 12. Honky Tonk Women, 13. Midnight Rambler.

Disc Two: 1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want., 2. Can t Be Seen, 3. Happy, 4. Paint It Black, 5. 2000 Light Years From Home, 6. Sympathy For The Devil, 7. Gimme Shelter, 8. Band Introductions, 9. It’s Only Rock’n Roll, 10. Brown Sugar, 11. Satisfaction, 12. Jumping Jack Flash.

This release presents a recording from Wolfgang’s Vaults, which means that the live stream was recorded through wave files. After having used CD wave editor to mark the songs and cut pauses between tracks, there has been some kind of speed correcting because all the shows Wolfgang shared appeared to be too slow. It is not clear why Wolfgang’s Vault has the right to stream this recording, since Bill Graham was not the 1989-90 tour promoter, having lost the rights to Michael Cohl. However, this concert was released in audience quality at first as Tokyo Last Stand (VGP 097), then it was streamed live as stereo soundboard by Wolfgang’s Vault in 2013 and released on Live in Japan 1990 February 27 (No Label) which was also remastered and as Steel Wheels Tokyo Final (DAC 142); then in 2014 as The Last Gig Tokyo 1990 (IMP Rubidium Remaster RS900227R-D). Ruby Tuesday and Jumping Jack Flash were released on Flashpoint, the ormer used as soundtrack for the promo video and the latter (edited) came out on the single bearing its name that was released in 1991, but can also be found on the 2cd set Live: The RS 50^th Anniversary in 2013.

From this concert Harlem Shuffle came out officially on the cd single that had Sex Drives remixes and together with Ruby Tuesday appeared on The R.S. Singles 1971-2006 in 2011. Angie was made available only on the download app in April 2013. On bootlegs Harlem Shuffle can be found on Terrifying (VGP 231 & SODD 064-66), Lost Live Tracks (Rattle Snake 235-6), Lost Point (GT Rec.001), Just A Shot Away and also on vinyl on The Real Alternate Album Dirty Work (RTR 010) and finally as part of the 14 cds box Urban Jungle Tour Europe (WLR 2148).

This is a new remaster which has been speed corrected since originally it ran 4% slower.

Packaging presents artwork made in 2013 for the first release of this show in soundboard quality, although with an add on that indicates this is a 2021 remaster, even if the track list does not match songs order, since You Can’t Always Get What You Want is included in Disc One; adding this song to Disc Two, however, means having to deal with some blank seconds at its end, as well as at Can’t Be Seen's start. Apart from this, this remastering job is a nice effort that presents the last Tokyo 90 Stones concert at its best.