Old Friends From Rio

Rock · 1998 · 21 tracks · 2h 3m

Old Friends From Rio

The Rolling Stones

A massive, high-definition live document of the Bridges to Babylon tour. Sweaty, professional, and radiating the heat of a Rio de Janeiro summer night.

1998 · Vinyl Gang Product

A high-octane, celebratory explosion of rock and roll history played at an immense scale.

Tracklist · 21 Tracks · 2h 3m

01

Little Queenie

7:23

01

Bridges to Babylon Opening

1:37

02

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

5:05

02

I Just Wanna Make Love to You

5:59

03

You Got Me Rocking

3:43

03

Let’s Spend the Night Together

4:48

04

Flip the Switch

4:34

04

Sympathy for the Devil

7:52

05

Gimme Shelter

7:15

05

Honky Tonk Women

4:47

06

Ruby Tuesday

4:21

06

Start Me Up

4:40

07

Saint of Me

5:46

07

Jumpin’ Jack Flash

6:34

08

You Can’t Always Get What You Want

5:25

08

Out of Control

8:47

09

Brown Sugar

8:34

09

Miss You

11:02

10

Like a Rolling Stone

6:10

11

Band Introductions

4:29

12

You Don’t Have to Mean It

4:40

Moments Worth Listening For

The eleven-minute version of Miss You where the disco-funk bassline stretches into a hypnotic urban groove.

The explosive transition from the Bridges to Babylon intro into the opening chords of Satisfaction.

The massive gospel-tinged singalong during the climax of You Can’t Always Get What You Want.

Where This Album Departs

How does Old Friends From Rio sound next to the rest of The Rolling Stones's catalogue?

Energetic+4.0σ

Energetic saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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