the legendary Rory Gallagher, he plays with feels and soul, was born to play the guitar, miss the man.RIP

those mega riffs

Excellent , the Gods reign supreme

Großartige Show! 🎸 Scott Weiland war echt eine Rampensau wenn er nicht zugedröhnt war. Ich sende ihm ein "Hallo Scott" ins Jenseits. 🪐🙏

Its interesting to note that a young Steven Tyler and Joe Perry were in the crowd together watching the show as Joe discussed in his autobiography

ILS N' AVAIENT PAS 40 ANS STUPIDE !!! JAGGER ET RICHARDS AVAIENT 32 ANS RON WOOD 29 ANS CHARLIE 35 À PART BILL 40 !!!!😮

The hand of fate is on him still

"Who's the brother at the table? 🤔

Espetacular!!!

Keith moon is crazy rockstars

I CAN get satisfaction from these old Stones Videos, Keep them coming!

Wowee, this was just a minute before Some Girls. Totally makes sense.

I was at that concert. I was an absolute Stones fan. Watching the video of that atrocious concert I still want to puke. It was terrible, it looks even worse today. Billy Preston was the worst part of that miserable experience.

Satisfaction guaranteed…..

The peak of Heep's music including the best lineup showcasing their immense talents

I'll have a prime Angus please, thank you

RIGHT ON ✌️

Weird... I could have sworn the original version of this was narrated by Kris Kristopherson. This is an updated version from a few years later and apparently they replaced him with Levon Helm.

MARC FORD

Zzzzzz

My favorite band of all time

Pure gold

A prova de que os Stones também faziam show bosta de vez em quando. Claro que isso não deixa de ser grandioso por ser os Stones.

I will forward be in love with the Wilson sisters!❤️ so excited to see them in April!

Great era. I just started to love Stones music..❤🎉

My favorite Brummie.

thaaaaannnkkkssssssssssss

It’s so hard to find a genuine low gen or original source for this show, a download link of some kind would be incredible

Obrigado pela postagem 😅😅😅 aqui de camarote curtindo essa fera !!!!

Ta very mucha.

"I don't care what people say, Rock and Roll is here to stay." And Ten Years Later, RnR was dead. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

I came to this concert a diehard Rolling Stones fan... I left disgusted. It was awful. Ron Wood instead of Mick Taylor... When Billy Preston played his stupid song I was ready to puke. Mick Jagger looking like an old prostitute. I can still feel the anger and the disgust I felt after that terrible concert. The only good thing I remember was Keith singing Happy and that after having lost his son. I watch the video after all those year asking "was it really that bad?" And yes it was. Midnight Rambler, my favorite song turned into... I don't know what. Everything was awful.

He really moves like Jagger haha. Billy Preston did a little bit of River Dance there i think, cool.

From '68 to '78 the Stones decade, for sure their peak, even if even before and after they make some great stuff.

To me, Keith was the most original drummer to ever pick up the styx 🥁🥁🥁

That version of Angie.....wow!

Billy Preston cooooool

Love The Who

Midnight Rambler performance by MIck Jagger like never before!

Awesome! Thank you so much. You’ve got the best uploads. 👍

0:48 Psycho Killer 6:16 Cities 12:21 I Zimba 16:48 Once in a Lifetime 22:52 Animals 27:22 Crosseyed and Painless 35:04 Life During Wartime 43:54 The Great Curve

The worst concert period! A slop fest of garbled, drunken Mick on vocals incomplete chorus/lines..a sooze fest of U CAGWYW that went on far too long..but band was tight as usual.

This is "Old" from 96? Just 29 yrs back. I was 35 then. Time is just a whisper. Zeppelin was on from 68 to 80. That was an era. Taylor could not have imagined it. The music business was treacherous. Vh1 was a good series.

L'époque révolue (depuis longtemps) d'un Ronnie Wood concentré et appliqué

😂

Crazy good sound! Sucking in the seventies!

Australia...next.

The Stones in the 70's sucked live. They were abysmal. It wasn't until the late 1980's, supported by background singers and musicians that they were barely tolerable.

I am the 666th view 🤘🤘

Miss the eighties