And again, an album Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park ... 44 years later! One certain weariness could feel before our ènième version of Honky Tonk Woman, but listening to the cd and dvd's vision dispel these prejudices. Certainly, the titles are often too stretched (huge public requires); indeed, they miss "Paint it Black" and could dispense with "emotional rescue", but they finally succeed "you can not always get what you want "and the general energy of this album is altogether impressive, after fifty years of career ... and their registered âge.Remarquablement, this disc also hit by the overall good general level. All this would be between three and four stars; the fifth is due, first, to the incredible vocal form of Mick Jagger, which once again demonstrates the breadth of its range, the DVD is also excellent, very good filmed, with class and empathy. And the moment of grace is a fabulous "Midnight Rambler": Mick Jagger takes his harmonica and we are witnessing the return of that we miss so much since 1974: Mick Taylor is obviously no longer the frail lad then, but time a "Midnight Rambler" anthology he brings his bluesy touch of exception and we find the Stones that we loved so honest ... and Ron Wood to return to his hack condition without genius.
