I Can't Feel Me Feet
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CDR 1:
1. intro [00:58] 
2. You Got Me Rocking [03:34] 
3. Live With Me [04:36] 
4. Monkey Man [05:10] 
5. Sway [04:01] 
6. She Was Hot [05:50] 
7. Streets of Love [07:01] 
8. Midnight Rambler [13:06] 
9. Tumbling Dice [05:08] 
10. Band intro [02:59] 
CDR 2:
1. You Got The Silver [03:53] 
2. Little T&A [04:40] 
3. Under My Thumb [04:53] 
4. Rough Justice [03:43] 
5. Start Me Up [04:25] 
6. Honky Tonk Women [04:16] 
7. Sympathy For The Devil [09:36] 
8. Jumping Jack Flash [04:59] 
9. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [06:20] 
10. Brown Sugar [05:37] 
• 2006-10-11: Soldier Field, Chicago, IL, Live Concert
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Bootleg comments:
Released: 2006.
Taper: ademotte
Source: Sonic Studios DSM-6 => Bass Roll-off => Sony M-1 DAT=> Pioneer Stand-alone CD burner.
Although the band had banked on an Indian summer night, the boys were instead greeted with record cold accompanied with freezing rain (which thankfully stopped two hours before the show) and gusty winds. Keith and Ron both looked like they were fighting back tears for most of the show, and remained huddled by the drum kit (and heat lamps) for the last half-hour. I've never seen anything like this by the Stones or anyone else -- one could tell that although they were extremely appreciative of the 35,000 or so fans who turned out, this show took a toll on them that they weren't ready for. Band members kept disappearing and returning with bulky winter-wear; by the encore, they were dressed to go sledding.
Despite the obvious struggle, the show was pretty good, if a little rough. Mick was animated and worked the catwalks constantly to pump up the crowd; Keith's two songs were great (he sang "You Got The Silver" like a hobo clutching an overcoat around him with one hand and puffing a cigarette with the other), and the world premiere of "She Was Hot" was worth braving the elements for.
Not one of their best shows, but pretty good considering the conditions. At the end of the show, the band members congratulated each other like they'd just run a marathon. They definitely earned their paycheck on this night.

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