The.Rolling.Stones.Totally.Stripped.Live.From.The.Paradiso.Amsterdam.1995.1080p.MBluRay.x264-TREBLE

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RELEASE         : The.Rolling.Stones.Totally.Stripped.Live.From.The.Paradiso.Amsterdam.1995.1080p.MBluRay.x264-TREBLE

DATE            : 2021/07/16

RUNTIME         : 1h38m

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COMMENT         : The Rolling Stones played the first of two nights at The Paradiso on May 26, 1995.

                  The Rolling Stones announced their Voodoo Lounge tour in New York City in May 1994,
                  and two months later the record of the same name was released. A little over a week 
                  after the album came out, The Stones played one of their traditional warm-up gigs, 
                  this one at the RPM Club in Toronto, and almost two weeks later the opening night of
                  the full tour at Washington’s Robert F Kennedy Stadium.

                  Between August 1 and December 18, 1994, The Stones criss-crossed America and Canada,
                  playing stadia, domes, bowls, fields, along with the odd arena thrown in for good measure,
                  before heading South. During the Southern Hemisphere summer, they played Mexico, Brazil,
                  Argentina, Chile, and Ellis Park, the home of South African rugby in the newly founded
                  Rainbow Nation.

                  From South Africa, the band flew east to Tokyo for their second visit to Japan to 
                  appear in concert. On March 3, 1995, three days before the first of seven nights at 
                  Tokyo Dome, The Stones took over Toshiba/EMI Studios in the Japanese capital to begin
                  work on the album that became, Stripped. The Stones invited Don Was to produce the Tokyo
                  sessions and subsequent album and he arrived in Tokyo direct from The Grammy ceremony on 
                  March 1st, where he and the band had won awards for “Best Rock Album” and “Producer of 
                  the Year” for Voodoo Lounge, Don’s first album with the band.

                  Having completed their two days in the studio and recorded a whole host of material, The
                  Stones played Tokyo Dome, then Fukeoka, before spending three weeks in Australia and New 
                  Zealand performing huge outside shows. Six weeks later the fourth leg of the Voodoo Lounge
                  tour got underway on May 26, 1995, with two nights at one of Amsterdam’s best known and 
                  best-loved venues for visiting bands – The Paradiso. This was the first of three small
                  theatre shows that were recorded and filmed with a view to including some of the material 
                  on the Stripped album.

                  The former church building had been a hippie squat during the Summer of Love and the 
                  following year opened as an entertainment venue for the young, soon attaining its status
                  as a great gig, but a small one, as it has a capacity of under 2,000.

                  The Rolling Stones opened their first Paradiso show, with “Not Fade Away,” their reworking
                  of Buddy Holly’s homage to Bo Diddley’s beat. Like most of the first part of their set at
                  The Paradiso, it features Ronnie on acoustic guitar and has a lovely relaxed vibe to it.

                  “Street Fighting Man” is the only number performed at The Paradiso to be included on the
                  original Stripped album, so the bluray is a great chance to see the band on the tiny stage, 
                  going through many, much loved, songs that did not feature on the Voodoo Lounge tour or the
                  original album.

                  Among the songs they perform is “Shine A Light,” from Exile on Main St, a number they had 
                  never played before on stage; Don Was plays some great soulful organ. It’s among their 20
                  song set at The Paradiso, of which only seven songs would be in the band’s set at Stockholm’s
                  Olympic Stadium for the first night proper of the European leg of Voodoo Lounge. Among the
                  songs that they did play on all their theatre shows and on the European leg of Voodoo Lounge, 
                  is a song that as Mick joked, “Bob Dylan wrote for us.” “Like A Rolling Stone” is one of the 
                  highlights of these gigs; both Mick and Keith love the song and according to Mick, “I really
                  got inside it, and I enjoyed it. I love playing the harmonica on it.”

                  Seven of the songs The Stones played in Amsterdam were not played on the other theatre gigs
                  that followed The Paradiso; in Amsterdam, they did “The Worst” from Voodoo Lounge featuring
                  Keith on lead vocals, but it was dropped from the other theatre gigs. Among the other songs
                  they only performed in Amsterdam is a stellar version of “Gimme Shelter” featuring Lisa Fischer
                  reprising Merry Clayton’s role to great effect; it also features some brilliant interplay 
                  between Keith and Ronnie’s guitars.

                  It’s what makes these three theatre-style concerts so arresting. The Stones play a total of
                  64 songs over the three theatre gigs, but only five numbers are played on each one of the shows. 
                  In all, the Stones play 36 different numbers, of which half are played at only one of the shows.
                  Of the 14 tracks on the original Stripped album, only six were from the three theatre shows 
                  (1 from Amsterdam, 2 from London and 3 from Paris). Totally Stripped will be a total revelation
                  …even to long-term Stones fans.

                  01. Not Fade Away
                  02. It’s All Over Now
                  03. Live With Me
                  04. Let It Bleed
                  05. The Spider And The Fly
                  06. Beast Of Burden
                  07. Angie
                  08. Wild Horses
                  09. Sweet Virginia
                  10. Dead Flowers
                  11. Shine A Light
                  12. Like A Rolling Stone
                  13. Connection
                  14. Slipping Away
                  15. The Worst
                  16. Gimme Shelter
                  17. All Down The Line
                  18. Respectable
                  19. Rip This Joint
                  20. Street Fighting Man

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