THE ROLLING STONES / STP CHRONICLES VOL.1 (4CD)

DISC ONE Live At Pacific National Exhibition Forum, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 06.03.1972 1.Introduction
2. Brown Sugar
3.Rocks Off
4. Gimme Shelter
5.Bitch
6. Tumbling Dice
7.Happy
8. Honky Tonk Woman
9. Loving Cup
10. Torn And Frayed
11.Sweet Virginia
12. You Can't Always Get What You Want
13. Ventilator Blues 14. Midnight Rambler

DISC TWO
1. All Down The Line
2. Bye Bye Johnny
3. Rip This Joint
4. Jumpin' Jack Flash
5. Street Fighting Man
First Show Live At Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA 06.04.1972
6. Introduction
7. Brown Sugar
8.Bitch
9. Rocks Off
10. Gimme Shelter
11.Happy
12. Tumbling Dice
13. Love In Vain
14.Sweet Virginia
15.Band Introduction
16. Loving Cup
17. All Down The Line

DISC THREE
1. You Can't Always Get What You Want
2. Midnight Rambler
3. Bye Bye Johnny
4. Rip This Joint
5. Jumpin' Jack Flash
6. Street Fighting Man
Second Show Live At Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA 06.04.19727. Introduction
8. Brown Sugar
9.Bitch
10. Rocks Off
11. Gimme Shelter
12. The Loveliest Night Of The Year
13.Happy
14. Tumbling Dice
15. Love In Vain
16.Sweet Virginia
17. Loving Cup

DISC FOUR
1. Band Introduction
2. You Can't Always Get What You Want
3. All Down The Line
4. Midnight Rambler (False Intro)
5. Midnight Rambler
6. Bye Bye Johnny
7. Rip This Joint
8. Jumpin' Jack Flash
9. Street Fighting Man

SODD's second release in the Stones Original Master Archives is Vol. 1, a live compilation from the band's 1972 tour, known as "STP," a highly popular peak performance. This high-quality compilation features must-see performances from the numerous live recordings from this period, which were also captured in the film "Ladies and Gentlemen," finally released this year. Vol. 1 features the tour's opening show in Vancouver, Canada on June 3rd, and the following day's performance in Seattle, both in newly digitally remastered editions from the original masters. While these three shows have been previously released, this release features newly remastered audio based on direct copies of the audience masters from the original recording tapers, delivering the raw sound quality of the Low Generation at an unprecedented level. The first three shows of this tour are noteworthy in content, featuring nine tracks from the "Exile on Main Street" album, including "Torn and Frayed" and "Ventilator Blues," two tracks only performed on this day at the Vancouver concert. The second show in Seattle features Nicky Hopkins playing "The Loveliest Night of the Year" on piano before "Happy," and a stop and restart during "Midnight Rambler," making this a must-listen for collectors as a valuable record of that tour. While some audio recordings themselves contain unreleased material, the sound quality is on par with the original masters, delivering the complete set across three shows on four CDs.