EARL'S COURT 1976 1ST NIGHT
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CD 1:
2. Honky Tonk Women [03:41] 
3. If You Can't Rock Me [02:12] 
3. Get Off Of My Cloud [03:37] 
4. Hand Of Fate [04:19] 
5. Hey Negrita [05:17] 
6. Ain't Too Proud to Beg [04:56] 
7. Fool to Cry [05:30] 
8. Hot Stuff [05:58] 
9. Star Star [04:35] 
10. You Gotta Move [04:32] 
11. You Can't Always Get What You Want [10:10] 
12. Band intro [01:08] 
14. Happy [02:45] 
CD 2:
1. Tumbling Dice [04:36] 
2. Nothing From Nothing [02:49] 
3. Outa Space [04:31] 
4. Midnight Rambler [10:02] 
5. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It) [04:43] 
6. Brown Sugar [04:05] 
7. Jumping Jack Flash [03:34] 
8. Street Fighting Man [08:20] 
9. Sympathy For The Devil [11:46] 
• 1976-05-21: Earl's Court, London, UK, Live Concert
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Bootleg comments:
Released: 2026. Origin: Japan.
MATRIX: Earl's Court 1976 Disc-1 // Earl's Court 1976 Disc-2
Original release was September 2019. This re-release is limited to 20 sets. Original design with numbered stickers.
Good to Very Good Stereo Audience recording.
The sound is generally distant and has an echoey quality.
Happy is faded out (last minute missing).
The pitch instability in the latter half of the live performance, including this finale, was a major problem and was one of the reasons why the item hadn't been released, but this time the problem has been thoroughly adjusted.
Includes "Sympathy For The Devil," which was introduced as an Earls Court shows, but was omitted on the 25th and 26th at Earls Court.
Here you can hear the premiere of the 1976 version, but the arrangement is completely different from the previous year.
The tempo is faster than before, and the performance progresses in a rather chaotic atmosphere.
Around the 8-minute mark, it's a magnificent peak, as if not only Mick but the entire band has been blown away by the high energy.


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