THE ROLLING STONES / DANGER! KEEP BEHIND WIRE (2CD)

DISC:1
1.Intro
2.(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
3.It's Only Rock'n Roll
4.Let's Spend The Night Together
5.Flip The Switch
6. Gimme Shelter
7.Dead Flowers
8.Anybody Seen My Baby
9.Bitch
10.Out Of Control
11.Star Star (web vote)
12.Miss You
13.Band Introduction
14.All About You
15.Wanna Hold You

DISC:2
1.Stage Transfer
2.Little Queenie (center stage)
3.Crazy Mama (center stage)
4.You Got Me Rocking (center stage)
5.Sympathy For The Devil
6.Tumbling Dice
7.Honky Tonk Women
8.Start Me Up
9.Jumping Jack Flash
10. Brown Sugar (encore)
Bonus Tracks
11. Tumbling Dice
12. Anybody Seen My Baby?
13. Sister Morphine
14. Out Of Control
15. Gimmie Shelter

The Rolling Stones' "Danger! Keep Behind Barbed Wire," which was released last December as a two-disc book-style set by the overseas label His Masters Choice and sold out in no time, is making a comeback as a special price budget edition in a jewel case! This title features a recording of the November 1, 1997 Texas performance from the BRIDGES TO BABYLON TOUR, which started in Chicago in September 1997, using soundboard audio for the first time in Japan. The show opened with the familiar "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." The setlist kicked off with a rapid-fire performance of songs from "Let's Spend The Night Together" to "Gimme Shelter," followed by Mick's acoustic rendition of "Dead Flowers." Midway through, the results of the online fan request poll were announced. A web browser opened on the large screen at the back, displaying a close-up of the stonestour.com page. Titled "Voting Results for the 11/1 Dallas/Fort Worth Show," the page scrolled down to reveal the voting results for each song, shown in points. "Under My Thumb" took first place that day, with "Star Star" winning by a narrow margin. This performance was far more rock and roll than the version on the classic album "LOVE YOU LOVE." Keith's solo corner featured the hidden gem "Wanna Hold You." Then, after the highlight of the tour—a performance on the center stage—the show concluded with "Brown Sugar." This legendary performance, previously only available on low-quality audience recordings, is now presented in a first-ever high-resolution soundboard recording.