THE ROLLING STONES / HOT AUGUST NIGHT (2CD)

(Disc 1)
01 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
02.Ain't Too Proud To Dog
03.If You Can't Rock Me~Get Off My Cloud
04.Hand Of Face
05.Around And Around
06.Little Red Rooster
07.Stray Cat Blues
08.Hey Negrita
09.Hot Stuff
10.Fool To Cry
11.Star Star
12.Let's Spend The Night Together
13.You Gotta Move
14.You Can't Always Get What You Want

(Disc 2)
01.Dead Flowers
02.Route 66
03.Wild Hoeses
04.Honky Tonk Woman
05.Country Honk (Adlib)
06.Tumbling Dice
07.Happy
08.Nothing From Nothing
09.Outa Space
10.Midnight Rumbler
11 It's Only Rock'n Roll
12.Brown Sugar
13.Rip This Joint
14.Jampin' Jack Flash
15.Street Fighting Man

-Recorded Live at Open Air Festival, Knebworth,UK 21st August 1976-

This definitive item features the longest and highest quality recording of the Knebworth Festival performance on August 21st, following the end of their 1976 Euro tour, utilizing multiple existing audio sources! This performance, a rare one-off live show with a unique setlist, has been released in various forms in the past. There are two types of soundboard recordings alone: a famous stereo recording from the analog era and a mono recording from a video allegedly leaked by the BBC. Therefore, this title primarily uses these two soundboard recordings, and further supplements missing songs and sections from the soundboard recordings with two audience recordings, resulting in a high-quality, completely uncut version. Furthermore, the editing is incredibly meticulous, with as much supplementation as possible, including MCs between songs. In particular, the vulgar language in "You Gotta Move," which is overlaid with a buzzer sound in the soundboard recording, has been perfectly corrected using the audience recording—a testament to the attention to detail. The setlist, while similar to that of their Euro tour that year, is full of highlights, including the punk-influenced "Satisfaction," "Let's Spend The Night Together," and R&B covers of "Around And Around," "Little Red Rooster," and "Route 66," which were played before their El Mocambo performance the following year in '77. Experience the Knebworth summer festival of 1976 in its finest form!