London, UK, Wembley Stadium, June 26, 1982 (part of the show) 01. Tumbling Dice [part] 02. She`s So Cold 03. Hang Fire 04. Miss You 05. Honky Tonk Women 06. Brown Sugar 07. Start Me Up 08. Jumping Jack Flash 09. Satisfaction
I was 19 and I was there. First time I had ever seen the Stones play. And I thought "I better see them now because they're at least 40 now and I'll probably never get a chance again" !!!!! They're still rocking in their late bloody 70's!!
Absolutely spot on.. I was there and also worked at the Marquee when Alexis Korner played with amongst others Charlie Bill and Ian.. I recorded the sound check and the way those two guys worked together was amazing
I remember listening to the Stone’s hits in my basement on a $5.99 radio bought at a local drug store. Lol. Len’s Pharmacy. Rockford, Illinois. Thanks Mick Jagger and Crew for everything.
1981 I was 18, Tattoo You came out. What a great yr to be a Stones fan. No-one ever will have the staying power of the Stones. Saw them live for first time 2015. Just being at the same place on the planet as the Stones was mesmerizing , and wow, what a show! I was blown away by their sound, youth and performance and, they’re all in their 70’s man, 70’s!!!
I was 16 and went down to London for this from Birkenhead near liverpool. The hard sell was this could be their last tour. When i think back how i went down for the weekend done a couple of days pub crawling and went to watch the stones. All at 16. Went to watch then again a few weeks later in leeds
Bill seemed more at ease and active on stage than he usually is. In 3:55 Bill realized that the band didn’t start well in music, Bill fit his bass at the right time and the band got organized
I was 15 years old and by myself. This was my first Stones gig. £10 plus 50p booking fee. Being shoved this way and that just a few rows from the stage, trying not to lose my footing and get crushed in the surging mass .The air thick with bud, fights breaking out left and right. Best day ever.
I was at this concert..never seen the film until now..I remember how loose they were as a band that day and even had to stop and restart one of the tracks..but it was a great atmosphere..and Ringo Starr was walking around with Peter Cook so we were celeb watching at the same time..just a great band and great characters..blimey nearly 40yrs ago
@@cliveedwards2958 My former landlord chauffeured Dudley Moore to a Stones concert in L.A. in the early 80s, and then to a post-concert party in the Hills!! At one point he went inside the home to use the washroom and he caught a glimpse of the celebs and Stones members surrounding his passenger! He did not realise how huge a beloved int’l star Moore was at the time!
@@ledeyabaklykova Pete and Dud were loved by a lot of the rock world also because of their Derek and Clive tapes which circulated among the bands before they were officaially released. Really sad when Dudley died..I think he was such a fun character and I bet your landlord enjoyed that job!
Keith and Mick had such baby faces back then! They’re both going strong! I want to see them one more time!! Who knows? Lesley, wish you could come to San Francisco! I still miss you girl! 🤘🎸🎸🎸
Lesley Casey, Kathy was there with us! Wasn’t she working as a nanny for Mick? Why didn’t she get us back stage passes?! BTW, you’d better know it’s me, Nancy!! 🎸🔥🔥🔥🤣
Was at this gig when I was 17. I was a big fan of the records. I had read that you had to see them live, they were so good. I thought at the time they were rubbish live. Listening to this... I was so right.
Yeah - I went too, and wasn't that impressed. They didn't add any feeling to their songs, just worked through them really. Not their fault, but there was a low point when a bloke in front of me decided to strap up and inject something in his arm, clearing a very wary circle around him. I was quite mesmerised at the amount of jogging and jumping Jagger did throughout.
Wow! The boys in their home turf! There’s talk that the current 2021 No Filter tour (some fans are affectionately calling it the No Charlie tour) is the final one, and that a Dec or early 2022 series of several shows in London will be their real farewell, in the city the band calls its home. Bill Wyman would of course be invited to support the group musically for coupla of tracks. 🤞
Tried to play fast as hell in this Post-punk-era, and that`t what it ended up.... She`s so cold is such an easy song to play, and they totally screwed it up.... Thanks to Mick, he pulled it through!
What is it with you fucking assholes who just come on to troll the music. Why aren't you playing to a packed stadium, you fucking armchair musician? Cuz you are a peasant. Go fuck yourself.
gussstavo It has become quite cliche that Ian Stewart looks like Jay Leno. Come with some stronger material people. Like Charlie Watts and Buster Keaton facial expressions. ..Mick Jagger being Don Knotts with a mullet.
I was at the concert - I remember the J Geils Band having their set interrupted by the BIBLICAL rain! And Black Uhuru also supporting. Everybody got drenched but we still had the time of our lives. Great memories.
Esses caras estavam muito loucos nessa época. Mick Taylor disse que fez uma escolha quando saiu da banda em 74: os Stones/heroína ou a própria vida. Nos anos 80 os Stones fumaram e cheiraram tudo que não fizeram nos 60 e 70.
Bill Wyman was indeed as vital as Charlie Watts was to the band’s sound but not once in twenty years did Mick say “Bills’s good tonight!” like he’d said Charlie was. There’s a good story here. Why did the band treat Wyman like shit for all those years? Bill is a good guys bright creative guy. What’s up?
Fantastic video, do you have some of the Stones live 1978 in Chicago? or the bootleg The Rolling Stones Some Tour Seventy-Eight, I want to saw It!!! thank you :-)
Crikey. I was at this one. Forty-three years on, they're even better. They have much more fun on stage. Ronnie looked like he'd just had some bad news to digest, pre-gig.
To my earlier comment rumor was k. Richards thought bass was something to feel more than hear so Bill's bass was more buried than other bands would mixed it.
