The Rolling Stones-"Flashpoint" (1991)

In 1989 The Rolling Stones released the album "Steel Wheels" the first with Virgin Records, after having concluded their contract with CBS, during the following months the band would embark on the world tour "Steel Wheels / Urban Jungle Tour" of which different concerts were recorded and some takes were recorded that were included in the fifth live album of the group "Flashpoint" published in 1991.
Unlike his previous live releases, this one has several tracks under study, the early nineties "Highwire" and "Sex Drive", it also contains tracks that were not used to be part of his regular live repertoire such as "Little Red Rooster" or "Factory Girl".
The rest of the repertoire is made up of an impressive set list of classics of the band such as "Satisfaction", "Paint it Black", "Symphaty for the Devil", "Brown Sugar", "Jumpin´Jack Flash" or "Miss You".