The best thing to come out of Canada since maple syrup!
5
By Nanker Phelger
This album is great. El Mocambo captures the rawness of the Stones that we only had a glimpse in to with Love You Live.
If you like live albums, this is worth it. Little club, big energy. Ronnie Wood goes full tilt as the new kid…incredible.
Live at the El Macambo
5
By Wag&Buck
Great mixes on many of the great songs. The band is in fine form with Ronnie newly added.A romping good time.
An incredible blast from the Black&Blue era Stones
5
By Destonio
This incredible show features songs rarely played from their post-Exile years, long before they began coasting on doing the same songs tour after tour. The sound is crisp, guitars in fine form and Bill Preston at his best. A must for Stones fans.
Bout time!
4
By Joey DL
I’d pretty much worn out my copy of Love You Live years ago, but it’s great to hear the rest of the side 3 club performance. Lots of rare live versions; Melody, Luxury, Dance Little Sister. Nice their opening the vaults from past concerts, would love to have more 71-73 concerts from Mick Taylor era available. I always wince a bit on some solos after Ronnie took over lead guitar duties. But it’s a great addition to their live catalog.
Peak Live Rolling Stones!!
5
By mattb
It's astounding that such a high quality live show (sound quality and band performance) sat around, unreleased for 45 years. This is peak Rolling Stones, in the eschelon of the very best officially released live Stones like Get Yer Ya Ya's Out '69, Leeds '71, Ladies and Gentlemen '72, Brussels '73, Some Girls '78, and Hampton '81. A MUST OWN for your collection of the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the world!
Pure 100%
5
By Electric Skydog
The Rolling Stones were playing at a very high & wild level both in music and life style. This whole thing produced some of the greatest sounding rock n roll blues ever recorded. True bad boy rockers at the top of their game.
Releases like this make me confident that we’ll have great Sones content for years to time.
5
By Magic City Greg
A wonderful live performances all round. Less hit heavy than most live recording (not in a bad way), nice blues covers, entertaining banter in between songs, historic relevance, and Billy Preston on the keys! All this combine for a real gem from the live vaults!
Releases like this make me confident that we’ll be getting great Stones content for many years to come… or, at least hoping so.
The Greatest
5
By Stonesriff
Their best live album Raw sound and crystal clear
Great Shows During A Trying Time
5
By twillvin
This period in Stones history was very tumultuous. Many thought Keith would be locked in a Canadian jail for the foreseeable future. Despite the legal woes, the gents put out some outstanding work; so glad the best of it is now available for public consumption!
The Rolling Fu#king Stones!!!
5
By riverjex
Drugs, decadence. It's the 70s baby and no one lived it better than the Stones. You can't buy happiness, but you can buy this album. And that's pretty close.
