I remember around this time last November, we got the debut of the official bootleg series, The Brussels Affair, still the best of the lot. Man, has it been a year already? This fifth show is taken from the Stones' most recent tour, or rather, before it officially began (though personally I would've preferred something from the very early Brian Jones-era). The songs sound very different from when the band performs them in a big arena or stadium. Different arrangements, different vibes, different chemistry. It's cool to hear this stuff in a tiny club setting. Besides, the rawness and looseness are more apparent here. 19th Nervous Breakdown is slowed down a lot; not sure if I like this version. Dead Flowers sounds great. The Otis Redding and Bob Marley covers kick ass too.
- Rough Justice
- Live With Me
- 19th Nervous Breakdown
- She's So Cold
- Dead Flowers
- Back Of My Hand
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg
- Band Introductions
- Infamy
- Oh No, Not You Again
- Get Up, Stand Up
- Mr. Pitiful
- Tumbling Dice
- Brown Sugar
- Jumping Jack Flash