Basel '90

Rock · 1990 · 25 tracks

Basel '90

The Rolling Stones

Experience The Rolling Stones' legendary live energy with 'Basel '90', a vibrant recording capturing their iconic rock & roll swagger and timeless hits from a stadium performance.

1990 · Exceptional

This is The Rolling Stones in their element, live on stage in 1990, delivering a masterclass in stadium rock. Expect the raw, unadulterated power of their classic hits, driven by Keith Richards' unmistakable riffs and Mick Jagger's boundless charisma. It's a high-octane journey through their catalog, full of swagger, bluesy grit, and the infectious energy of a band still at the top of their game. Perfect for anyone who wants to feel the thrill of a legendary rock concert, this album is a testament to their enduring appeal and a must-have for fans of classic rock.

Tracklist · 25 Tracks

01

[announcement]

0:42

02

Start Me Up

4:09

03

Sad, Sad, Sad

4:07

04

Harlem Shuffle

4:23

05

Tumbling Dice

4:43

06

Miss You

6:56

07

Almost Hear You Sigh

5:37

08

Ruby Tuesday

3:39

09

Rock and a Hard Place

5:38

10

Mixed Emotions

5:22

11

Honky Tonk Women

5:14

12

Midnight Rambler

10:54

13

You Can't Always Get What You Want

7:40

14

Can't Be Seen

5:41

15

Happy

4:43

16

Paint It Black

4:27

17

2000 Light Years From Home

6:35

18

Sympathy for the Devil

7:53

19

Street Fighting Man

4:52

20

Gimmie Shelter

6:12

21

Introductions

2:05

22

It's Only Rock 'n' Roll

4:36

23

Brown Sugar

4:41

24

Jumpin Jack Flash

7:42

25

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

8:22

Moments Worth Listening For

The palpable roar of the Basel crowd as the band launches into an iconic opener, immediately establishing the electric atmosphere.

A particularly extended and fiery guitar solo by Keith Richards or Ronnie Wood, showcasing their signature interplay and blues-infused grit.

Mick Jagger's dynamic call-and-response with the audience during a classic track, highlighting his enduring showmanship and connection.

The powerful, extended jam section on a well-known hit, where the band stretches out, demonstrating their seasoned musicianship and collective energy.

Where This Album Departs

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