Well, all the critics have had their take on the Rolling Stones tour, so here's mine. I have no idea where they got the idea that Mick Jagger didn't sound good. I can honestly say that he didn't sound any different than he did on any of their records. They sounded absolutely wonderful and my ears were still ringing when I woke up today.

 

They played everything I expected and then some. All the big hits (Start Me Up, Satisfaction, Ruby Tuesday, Miss You), plugs for the new album, and even a few surprises (Night Time is the Right Time- A Tribute to Ray Charles), Keith Richards even sang a beautiful song (just him and an acoustic guitar) that they played at the Voodoo Lounge (not quite sure of the name).

 

All in all I would have to say that this was the biggest production of a concert that I have ever seen. Great pyrotechnics and a few illusions (the stage floated out into the audience and they played a few songs out there). This was definitley one of the best times I have ever had.

Good to hear they are sounding energized. Thanks for the review.

Im with you Palesox, that was an amazing show. Also, it was the biggest and most multipurposed stage I have ever seen. I overheard someone saying that it takes 70 trucks to move all of their stuff, I wouldnt have believed it until i was actually inside. Really amazing.

 

Jagger has more energy than I have had in the past 5 years, and I am 27.

Im with you Palesox, that was an amazing show. Also, it was the biggest and most multipurposed stage I have ever seen. I overheard someone saying that it takes 70 trucks to move all of their stuff, I wouldnt have believed it until i was actually inside.  Really amazing.

 

Jagger has more energy than I have had in the past 5 years, and I am 27.

That's cuz they freeze him until 1/2 hour before each show.