The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil - Paris 1970 Sept 23

[@ricardocalmza]

Mick Taylor. What a fantastic player.

[@jaggerdays9466]

Mick Taylor gave the rolling Stones the raunchy rock and roll sound that our country rocked on. And accepted

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

Beautiful SG.Taylor era is Wonderful.Magic guitar solo.

[@josehborba3004]

It's clearly by the videos it's all the amazing great mick Taylor on lead guitar it's very clear he took the the stones enormous height they were easily ahead of everybody by country miles no band was even close to them with mick Taylor yesrs just incredible thank you.

[@bobbydazzler8684]

You do understand the audio and the video are not the same performance, right?

[@ednorko5128]

Video and audio aren't the same

[@josehborba3004]

@@bobbydazzler8684 well i no .,but mick taylor can play amazing lead in any song and videos ,anytime during his 5 years with the stones .this huy was phenomenal.

[@al6347]

F.ck yes

[@Methilde]

Stones had already a great career before Taylor but he has been their best guitarist.

[@tombatiste4442]

Fantastic, gold era with Mick Taylor

[@lynnstephen]

The Bass line on this track is not to be forgotten

[@rebeccawagner4167]

Mick Taylor gave the stones what they needed, and it was a perfect fit 🎉🎉. I wish that Mick Taylor would of stayed 🎉🎉. It would of been epic ❤❤

[@arqmontenegro]

I have been missing Bill for more than 40 years

[@jeanaimarre8605]

I didn’t know this version either. One of the best ones…

[@jorgemor388]

Absolutely marvellous Mick Taylot the solos are amazing Mick Taylor Forever

[@bobbydazzler8684]

Taylor only solos from around the 5th minute. Before that it's Keith noodling with no real direction.

[@Methilde]

@@bobbydazzler8684 It was his beginings with the Stones after he takes more and more solos live, listen to Brussell 73.

[@lionelroger1547]

The best Stones ever. With Mick Taylor.

[@alvinrodgers934]

I love the Stones with Mick Taylor live. Lightning in a bottle

[@grangrampa832]

Yes

[@TheNavalAviator]

I was very fortunate to witness the full line-up in Zurich including Mick Taylor on midnight rambler and of course Bobby Keys when I was 16 in 2014. I was in the midst of the tongue-shaped stage bit so I saw the actual band in front & around me. It was definitely one of my most memorable concerts of my life and everyone killed it on the performance.

[@Richardtv1968]

Mick Taylor ..... best damn guitarist the Stones ever had ...... they never reached that level again when he left

[@pantelisraptis7685]

for sure bro!taylor was outstanding

[@pauldinardo973]

Sadly true

[@philipbarton2634]

agree

[@nomorebushz]

And now they have hundreds of millions of dollars each ... only post Mick Taylor. It is, what it is . C'est la vie

[@pauldebacker9022]

The incredible Mick Taylor!!!

[@JetFlix]

I wish the Stones had this vintage raw sound today. It has to be the late 60s era tubes in the amps. It has that 1969-1970 sound.

[@josehborba3004]

They had this amazing great raw sound from 1969 to 1974.

[@timothylewis2450]

And Mick Taylor.

[@xdef1ne]

Absolutely is the gear theyre using. A lot of bands use computers for sound these days, not sure if the stones specifically do but they definitely aren’t mic’ing up tube amps straight to PA anymore

[@JetFlix]

@@xdef1ne Thank you for concurring .. The sound is totally late 60s, fantastic ... a very different than today. I much prefer the old school vintage tube amps as you say sent through the PA. Its great.

[@JetFlix]

Side note, neat to see Mick Taylor with the band ..

[@green323turbo]

Keiths 2nd rhythm guitar fills at 4:55 are so good in this. This has a great groove

[@bobbydazzler8684]

Agreed. It's a major variation from, say, Ya Yas, and is further evidence of Keith's ability to improv rhthym fills.

[@scottmendoza8989]

Keith plays the 1st lead and then mctaylor plays near the end lead you can tell the difference Keith is dirty and nasty mix is just clean

[@teleguy5699]

@@bobbydazzler8684 Reminds me of Mick yelling Keef, Keef! at Altamont. He was in the groove as Mick tried to calm the crowd down.

[@elenakatsura9287]

The stones at their greatest time! Rythmical real and and uncomparable feeling.greatest rock n roll band ever

[@jonndepentu4421]

completely beautiful

[@w1lf1ewoo]

fantastic version...on the 69 and 1970 tours Keith & Mick T shared the soloing and its distinct!

[@green323turbo]

Yes, Keith really rocked back then too. Mick T brought the best out in Keith whether he wants to admit it or not. All that "weaving" crap he says they have now is BS .

[@tonteriaslasprecisas6897]

@@green323turbo I agree.

[@bernyrock4093]

Quel souvenir d'avoir 20 ans et d'avoir vu les Stones en 1970 .Souvenir indélébile !!!!!!!!

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

Est-que tu as filmé le concert?

[@bernyrock4093]

@@ctrlshiftqq9846non à cette époque je n’avais pas les moyens de me payé une caméra. J’ai vu plusieurs fois les Stones et ce concert de 1970 je pensais que Brian Jones était irremplaçable.Pour moi Mick Taylor a été la meilleure époque des Stones

[@zanichbug]

When I was younger, all I wanted was to look like Richards does here (and at Altamont) with the clothes and the Plexi guitar. But then, I really wanted to play like Taylor... Saw them in '72 in Boston. Fuckin' A. Richards' thumping part during Taylor's solo is awesome...

[@green323turbo]

Did they play Sympathy for the Devil in 72 ?

[@zanichbug]

Not that I remember. I have the setlist somewhere, on an Exile post card...@@green323turbo

[@jasonlynn1017]

There is apparently a bootleg from the Boston 72 concert but I have not heard it, an audience recording. Sympathy was replaced with You Cant Always Get for the 72/73 tours. Both songs were included in 75, the first Woody tour, which is considerably good, yet cannot compare to the genius dymamic between Taylor and Richards; tbe brilliant, 2nd solo of Sympathy, the cosmic climax as heard on Ya sYa s Out, is Keith, not Mick Taylor; the film Gimme Shelter demonstrates this, and how superb Keith was as a LEAD guitarist as well, Keith also taking the solo on Bye Bye Johnny B Goode in 72, etc. Why Ron Wood would claim he is the "better guitar player" than either Keith or Taylor defies sense, except as an overcompensation-mania for the obvious. But Woody does a respectable job on slide guitar, and played damn well on the 75 US and 76 Euro tours on songs like All Down, Hey Negrita, etc. Alas every Stones show from 1963 through 1978 should have been filmed and recorded for the improvement of higher culture. Jimi loved them, and wrote Dolly Dagger when his gal Devon saddled up on Jagger after the 1969 NYC shows, and the 70 Stones Euro tour they powered through, lugging the trauma of losing their great friend whom tbey had helped--along with The Beatles, Cream, The Who--make into a star from London; "we found him and he was ours!" declared Mick, America being too hung up from a pyramid of neurosis to accept the greatest ever guitar genius--as proved by a vile NY judge awarding a con man music producer a one million dollar judgement for Jimi's breaking of a one dollar contract, which for one stinking dollar bound him FOR 5 years, a de facto construction of slavery were the contract valid even more than a single hour. Jimi used the dollar to buy a sandwich, having not eaten in 2 days according to a girlfriend, Fayne. Slavery did not end in 1865, and was equal opportunity thanks to the open minde, murderous avarice of all too many music "businessmen." The governement enforcing these contracts was ipso facto, knowingly, enforcing slavery, as when the arch neshek master Allen Klein, a semite contemptuous of all outside his tribe and nearly all within it, declared by his contracts that the Rolling Stones were not entitled to one dime off their music, that he would pay them, at whim, a tiny percentile, as if by philanthropy but never by legal or even moral compulsion. Slave morality as master makes for glistening, endless buckets of blood: one would think Mr Klein himself wrote and performed the music. His perfected greed could have been performed by any automaton, or any of the millions with the "talent" of defrauding, but he and other anal retentive sadist neurotics ( which sadly includes Senators and other civic leaders pretending to decency) make the talent of thuggery and defrauding more valuable than songwriting, which makes America, or so much of modern ideology heir to Carthage, NOT Athens or Alexandria. That goverments to this day, either via judiciary, or legislature make or uphold such laws against musicians, artists, writers, et al., is grounds alone for revolution without mercy. No entity human or otherwise (as if these creatures qualify as human) is entitled to 100% or even half the $ from labor or earnings of another person, no matter how glorified the parasitism may be.

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

@@green323turbo they took out sympathy from the setlist because it was associated with the altamont concert (which is kinda dumb in my opinion, that and under my thumb are the best songs).

[@liamchild7658]

@@jasonlynn1017 No the second solo on Ya Yas is definitely Taylor. They have completely different styles. Richards was a great guitarist but he couldn't play like that. Taylor was the virtuoso.

[@roseblake5803]

You go Mick Taylor and effortlessly show them how it’s done !!!!!!

[@paulsavage5057]

He stole it all from Keith Richards as the studio track for this song displays. Keith played all of the guitar, including bass! on the actual studio version of the song. Taylor was just a hired gun and a replacement until they could find somebody else who had his own ideas about playing guitar, and wasn't just a blues man extraordinaries, or a living copy of Keith Richards. Ron Woods wasn't much better at find his own way or niche in the 'Stones. It has always been Mick and Keith's band. The rest of the people are just chauffeurs for them.

[@roseblake5803]

@@paulsavage5057 - If that’s what you want to believe. Good luck to you.

[@Richardtv1968]

Taylor steered the Stones into the stratosphere .... they were stellar ...... they never reached that level again when he left

[@jamiecann2485]

And Mick Taylor immediately became a nobody!!! when he left the stones

[@billkelperis6136]

They complimented each other

[@Richardtv1968]

@@jamiecann2485 I think he wasn’t interested in being famous. He just wanted to play the guitar and stay away from the drugs

[@milolee1725]

​@@Richardtv1968 Hiya Richard. It wasn't the fame that bothered him,but apart from keith sometimes giving him "side eyes" out of a little ego, Taylor knew full well that if he had stayed in the stones another couple of years,the lifestyle would have killed him...literally. Keefe was born to be a rock star,Taylor wasn't.

[@davemanone3661]

Is it safe to say we miss Mick Taylor?

[@pauldinardo973]

Never seen this one !! Nice !!

[@Mirabella76]

Mick Jagger once said that Mick Taylor was not just a virtuoso player he also was "so pretty it was a challenge"

[@jaggerdays9466]

Wow. I am so astonished of the say 89% of comments that talk so much about the true given sound of really what made the stones shine after Brian Jones departure. Which was Mr Taylor and no one will ever reach his footsteps,no matter what.

[@adrianbeaumont6745]

I love Keith and the stones are a great live band But Mick Taylor made the stones soulful. He was such a great guitarist and so underrated bless his talent

[@ac9110]

How heavy and slow it is. Much much better at this tempo. Gives it a dirty, grimy feel.

[@chasbodaniels1744]

In the following decades they sped up songs way too fast, to the point where MJ’s vocals were just rushed yips and howls.

[@andreasjohannesson4160]

I agree completely, but I like the original as well. Mick Taylor - what a fantastic player! He was there for five years during the Stones best musical period. They never could match the albums and high peaks, but an ok Stones album or good album is still much better than a lot of albums by other artists

[@bobbydazzler8684]

Easy to get lost in a fog of H and JD!

[@Methilde]

​@@andreasjohannesson4160I lov I love pre-Taylor Stones catalog too, to much great songs to named it.

[@martinleonkaye7867]

Bill Wyman is excellent on this.

[@jonathanwebb3024]

He always is.

[@WilfridAgboton]

this Paris gig is awesome!with Midnight Rambler dedicated to Jimi Hendrix,who passed away a few days earlier,it was broadcast live on Europe 1 radio,but at the time it was all LW,no FM.

[@tonteriaslasprecisas6897]

This show was not broadcast. The September 22 show was broadcast. I know cause I heard that show live on the radio and the following day I went to the Palais des Sports to watch this sublime performance.

[@pauldinardo973]

Nice they dedicated a song to Jimi Hendrix. I remember reading about Brian Jones and Jimi Hendrix how they were planning to start a band. I can only imagine how awesome they would have been. Brian Jones also was a brilliant musician. He was to the Stones what John Paul Jones was to Zeppelin. I would have loved to have seen that happen

[@mauricioaparicio8464]

Fantastico como siempre.

[@richardfweeler2939]

There is only one word to describe this ....fucking potent (I am not counting the fucking) . This is what made the Stones the best ....Taylor the intricate weaver, cant help being drawn into his lead .....icing on the top......he was the cherry

[@jeanaimarre8605]

I didn’t know this version. The Stones at their best.

[@danb8891]

Love Bill Wyman's line during Keith's and Mick T's solo !... Better than Get Yer Ya Ya Out !!

[@ramses4321]

Exactly!!! Wish he had done that in Get Yer Ya Ya's Out! This bass line is awsome!!!!!

[@grangrampa832]

Love this fantastic 😊😊😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sarome_adrian1234]

I've been looking for this version for years! Killer version of Sympathy for the devil, thanks you so much for share kleermaker! Cheers from Argentina (Y) :D

[@trevorharmon1]

Is there really German towns in Argentina from the descendants of Nazis?

[@LarryRickenbacker]

At this time I was 6 years old. 9 years later I would learn this magnificent song on Guitar!

[@grangrampa832]

Love love love ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@poplife123]

Excellent Bass Billy ....

[@daryllect6659]

Jim Horn & Bobby Keys @ 4:12

[@franktaconelli9095]

great audio; a shame it’s not the real film; Mick Taylor took the Stones into the modern concert era; in my top 10 all time fave guitarists

[@Methilde]

The Stones took Taylor and it was a great acquisition.

[@billkelperis6136]

Seems dubbed over, Mick's lips moving during MT's solo. I have never seen a Stones video where the camera spotlights MT so much. It was refreshing to see MT do his magic without as much interruption as they usually do.

[@TheAljardine]

Sounds like Altamont without the grief! Love it. X

[@jamiecann2485]

Altamont version was much much better

[@Methilde]

​@@jamiecann2485Agree with you, maybe cause of the adrenaline around.

[@laurikayds6548]

Love it, thanks kleerie. :)

[@Kleermaker1000]

+LauriKayDS You're welcome :)

[@jamesliggett142]

I wish woody would have stayed with Rod Stewart and Mick Taylor would have stayed with the stones!!! They just were good fits for each other!!!

[@jimwilson3090]

No truer words were ever spoken. Both Mick Taylor and Ron Wood were at their absolute best in the 1970's version of the Stones and Faces, respectively. Love them both, but the very best music of both bands was produced with Mick Taylor in the Stones, and Ronnie in the Faces. Unfortunate that Taylor couldn't make it work with the Stones, and that Rod Stewart felt the need to move on from the Faces. Such is life.

[@buchalili4923]

Amen. I was at this concert, by the way.

[@jasonlynn1017]

Beautiful footage, which I believe was shot by an enterprising, visionary Italian fellow in Milano ( though audio is Paris); footage of tbe 9-23-1970 in Paris is on KZbin also, as a French newscast. The Stones were in profound grief from the death of Hendrix the preceding Friday the 18th. In spite of the tragedy or likely because of it, they delivered a powerful show which on songs like this edged into the sublime.

[@josehborba3004]

Yes asaloutley I agree ,I like ronnie but he was not for the stones ,

[@paulsavage5057]

Mick Taylor would have died if he stayed with the 'Stones because he couldn't get away from heroin since he was Keith Richard partner in crime. Both low account junkies who could play music well.

[@craigwells6227]

Melodic Master Mick T. Beast.

[@chrisbasis]

I’ve heard a number of live versions of Crossroads by Cream. There are a couple great solos by Eric Clapton, and a lot of shitty ones. I’ve never heard a bad Mick Taylor solo. Ever.

[@williambeckham7703]

With Talor,but Keith was tearing in up!

[@Methilde]

The all band was tearing up, reason why they were amazing.

[@jebstuart-f4j]

Mick Taylor the best! Je suis français 🇨🇵

[@Donat1953]

I was there, witnessing the apogee of Keith Richards and the Rolling Stones. And mesmerized by Keith's superb plexiglas guitar and the brand new formidable sound of the band (though a brass section in a RnR band seemed and sill seems to me an issue, like side singers do today) Thank you so much Kleerie

[@tdrewke]

I think the apogee of this band certainly included the Mick Taylor guitar sound. His solos make the band what they were, the greatest R'n'R band of their time.

[@Methilde]

Great Jagger here, it's not only about guitars.

[@robertodonzelli4909]

grazie io ero presente al concerto di Milano

[@mrshakar6154]

Manific👌

[@jebstuart-f4j]

Mick Taylor 👍👍👍

[@markusbuhri6028]

The best band der worlt

[@MrSistermaryelephant]

When giants walked the earth

[@shawntoh]

Nice version, slightly different variations on the swing groove laid down by Charlie, Keith, and Mick Taylor in this most stark and stripped down live version of this period with a raw and reckless fierceness not found in other versions. Peace.

[@joeyg2525]

Get Yer Ya Ya's out live album version of this was better. In my opinion the Ya Ya's version has keith's best solo of all time.

[@tonteriaslasprecisas6897]

@@joeyg2525 Which makes me suspect that that best solo was an overdub made in the studio.....There is no audience recording of that show.

[@willowufgood261]

I don’t know what it is about the amps they used for this era but they sound awesome

[@asuncionb]

Se escucha fregón tanto el requinto de Keef en la primera parte como el chinguetas del Taylor en la segunda parte que concluye muy cañón!!!!!. Tal como viene en el Ya Yas!!!!!

[@zanichbug]

Keith's wearing the same rig he wore at Altamont, at least in the Satisfaction bit in Gimme Shelter.

[@al6347]

RIP CHARLIE COOL 😎 FROM RADIER NATION.

[@alcidesduartefalcao2577]

The Stones without Mick Taylor are almost nothing. This guy was the best guitar player they could have.

[@LarryRickenbacker]

I hate it when you're right.

[@patcarrillo4341]

Hey Jay, Jagger moved enough for both of them! Taylor moved the Stones to the top of the heap! Great stuff!

[@dannyadamson5580]

A little bit overstated but I understand Kieth has a huge body of work that will stand the test of time but Mick T was one cool cat!

[@green323turbo]

Keiths guitar on this track is excellent. Love his rhythm and fills

[@josehborba3004]

@@LarryRickenbacker you are right buddy they are just a good band now with mick Taylor they were on top of the music rock world .

[@chrisbasis]

Holy cow!

[@thornil2231]

and then the Stones went down from there...

[@thornil2231]

@@Kleermaker1000 that's what I meant

[@shuax]

two years after this they made arguably the greatest rock record ever lol what are you talking about

[@raulishnikovdancer2346]

And that's why the beatles broke up. Couldn't keep with the boys.

[@ryszardkedzierski2622]

kiedy jeszcze grają, łatwiej jest żyć..........

[@billnelson31]

I just listened to about 10 versions of this by the Stone in the last hour or so. This is the absolute best sounding version. I like the super distortion/ fuzz sound, it just sounds like they are attacking the song, full energy. The video is way out of sync, but that’s OK

[@Fuq2]

Footage is from different show

[@mladen5016]

wow

[@andiworthen3486]

See y'all in Chicago June 21 section 119

[@jakacahyana1976]

Not paris. Look shirt AC MILAN in charlie. In italia this concert.

[@grangrampa832]

Go mick Taylor

[@waynejohnson6594]

Wonder what song they were playing in the video!😀

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

It seems weird that anyone else would play lead guitar on this, it’d be like if another singer sung it

[@jonndepentu4421]

Kleer done it.

[@daryllect6659]

And yet it was "Under My Thumb" that set the Angles off at Altamont. FK81

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

where is the performance from 1970 where Mick says something to the people in the front row?

[@Kleermaker1000]

Good question!

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

accually its 1969

[@josehborba3004]

@@MichaelHansenFUN no it's in 1970 ,they did a late summer tour late agust to to the end of October ,these specific concert ,I'm not 100 percent sure ,but could've been in Paris, but I think it was in Milan Italy.

[@Methilde]

@@josehborba3004 It's Paris 70.

[@josehborba3004]

@@Methilde 0h ok thanks

[@swill1530]

go Keith

[@jaleelbarroso]

ENCONTREI.

[@Kleermaker1000]

Muito bom!

[@green323turbo]

Im not sure if the audio is from 1970... because i don't think the Stones played SFTD after Altimont in 1969...until they did for LYL in 1978

[@Kleermaker1000]

They did play SFTD during the European 1970 tour. I think you're caught by a myth. :)

[@green323turbo]

@@Kleermaker1000 ,ok thanks

[@Kleermaker1000]

@@green323turbo You're welcome.

[@tonteriaslasprecisas6897]

Where do you get your data? They played SFTD in 1970, They played it once that I know in 1971 and again in 1975 and 1976 in selected venues (the ones that included the lotus shaped stage).

[@josehborba3004]

Asaloultey yes the stones did a late 1970 summer europian tour ,Paris and so many other cities ,I think this concert was in Milan, maybe Paris.

[@frogeregis]

♥♥♥

[@alexgarza4513]

hi what bootleg is this from? the audio is really damn good

[@arhatyellow]

Just Waiting for a Friend. . . .

[@PieIX]

Kleermaker - hello. I have to find the real ( actual ) set lists in correct playing order ( as played in the show, not on album releases or bootlegs ) of both shows at MSG 1969 ( from which the majority of Get Yer Ya Ya's Out was pulled ) and the Brussels 1973 first show. Would you direct me to that info please. Thank you

[@Methilde]

Hunhappily Brussell first show vanished from youtube, I download it about 10 years ago and it's much better.

[@PieIX]

@@Methilde Yes I have the bootleg Bedspring Symphony and of course the public release of the Brussels Affair however the first show at Brussels is said to be the better one and recordings of it are very hard to come by.

[@Kleermaker1000]

@@PieIX Everything is on my channel. Uploaded it recently. .....

[@ManoloSN]

Taylor.

[@bobbydazzler8684]

Nowhere near as good as the Ya Yas version. There are some nice variations in Jagger's vocals and Keith does some nice things with the rhythm under the second solo. Keith's solo has some nice phrasing but it's meandering and has no real direction. Taylor comes in at around 5 minutes and adds some quality, but it's a little rough.

[@paullemieux100]

Agree, the guitars sound a little clunky, like they could have used a bit more OD. Audio quality notwithstanding…

[@tytwist]

Bad ASS! Proost TyT

[@Kleermaker1000]

+tytwist Cheers!

[@antonioalbertopiacquadio6242]

Il video è la tappa di Milano infatti c'e Chiarlie con la maglia della squadra del Milan

[@Kleermaker1000]

The video is from Milan 1970, the music is from Paris 1970.

[@antonioalbertopiacquadio6242]

OK !

[@gracielatortorello4321]

Brian Jones El mejor de todos 😭💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@ChrisWrightSydney]

My 12th birthday...🙂

[@safranpollen]

I think its Milano, not Paris.

[@darrylmistelske7295]

MIC TAYLOR rules.

[@瀧本裕伸]

若すぎたか？ローリングストーンズには？

[@leongarza]

No , the other Mick....

[@SEGoddard]

Great but it lacks the subtlety of the late, great Nicky Hopkins on piano.

[@MrSistermaryelephant]

Sporting the big belt buckle

[@Viajealduende]

For all you taylor fans this is and always has been keith on lead guitar and these clips would be geeat if they had the real audio, I guess it doesn't exist or does it?

[@Kleermaker1000]

It's both Richards and Taylor on lead guitar. First solo by R., second one of course by T. Sometimes things are so easy.

[@Viajealduende]

Yeah you're right about that but I'm still right about the real audio would be great to have the real audio or at least attempt to make the vidoe look in synch. Here, keith's playing his obvious lead with a shot of Taylor and that's what I was referring too.

[@Dreadtower]

I’m sure it’s Mick who plays the novel hammer-on rhythm part in the lower register though. It’s a great part and adds a lot to the overall groove.

[@edrock9192]

@@Viajealduende "that's what I meant "

[@tonteriaslasprecisas6897]

Come on guys. Both Taylor and Richards play very distinctive rhythm and lead.

[@mattiabocchi]

Milan not Paris. You can see Charlie Watts with AC Milan's shirt

[@guitarplayer8918]

exactly and that's what it says - video is from Milan.

[@liamchild7658]

The audio has to be from Paris because that's the only show on the tour where a soundboard recording was made.

[@Methilde]

@@guitarplayer8918 Could be audio from Paris and video from Milano.

[@extrasolar213]

:D

[@瀧本裕伸]

ミックティーラー。

[@stephenzanichkowsky4434]

Not bad, but as far as Taylor is concerned, I'll take the "Ya-Yas" version. Not to mention a certain MSG bootleg from 1973...