From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome

The Rolling Stones

Overview

This classic Rolling Stones concert release presents their 1990 performance at the Tokyo Dome in Japan, which was among the first shows that the Stones ever played in the country.

Product Details

Release Date:	10/30/2015
UPC:	0801213073696
Original Release:	2015
Source:	Eagle Rock Ent
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:16:00
Sales rank:	47,904

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

The Rolling Stones	Primary Artist
Chuck Leavell	Keyboards,Vocals (Background)
Lisa Fischer	Vocals (Background)
Mick Jagger	Guitar,Vocals
Charlie Watts	Drums
Arno Hecht	Horn
Paul Litterall	Horn
Bob Funks	Horn
Bill Wyman	Guitar (Bass)
Bobby Keys	Saxophone
Cindy Mizelle	Vocals (Background)
Crispin Cioe	Horn
Matt Clifford	Keyboards,Percussion,French Horn,Vocals (Background)
Ron Wood	Guitar,Vocals (Background)
Bernard Fowler	Percussion,Vocals (Background)
Keith Richards	Guitar,Vocals

Technical Credits

Keith Richards	Group Member,Composer
Mick Jagger	Composer,Group Member
Mikio Ariga	Photography
Charlie Watts	Group Member
Rosie Holley	Production Manager
Geoff Kempin	Executive Producer
Richard Havers	Liner Notes
Mazen Murad	Audio Master
Lindsay Brown	Supervising Producer
Paul Bullock	Production Coordination
Claire Higgins	Production Coordination
Jane Rose	Executive Producer
Mark Fossitt	Production Coordination
Sherry Daly	Executive Producer
Phil Davey	Video Producer
Kyle Smart	Editing
Jason Finestone	Legal Advisor,Music Clearance
Dave Trafford	Executive Producer
James Karnbach	Memorabilia
Rebecca Bradshaw	Legal Advisor,Music Clearance
Simon Marbrook	Restoration
Peter Lynch	Coloration
Ira Korman	Memorabilia
Joyce Smyth	Executive Producer
Matt Lee	Memorabilia
Bill Wyman	Group Member
Ron Wood	Group Member
Mick McKenna	Audio Production
Terry Shand	Executive Producer
Bob Clearmountain	Engineer

Editorial Reviews

Recorded at the end of the record-breaking Steel Wheels tour, From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome captures the reunited Rolling Stones at a moment of triumph and, as it happens, bridges two eras. Steel Wheels set the stage for the crowd-pleasing veterans, the group that put the '80s unpleasantness behind them so they could haul the hits around the globe in service of pushing a new record. It also was the last time founding member Bill Wyman would tour with the band. As such, this double-disc set is noteworthy: it's one of the last times Wyman played with the group, so there's a bit more of the recognizable Stones funk to the rhythms than there are in the years that would follow. That said, this set still feels more routine than not, probably because it's loaded with familiar items that remain part of the set in the 2010s. The departures from the norm are the tunes from Steel Wheels -- quite a lot, actually; almost half the record -- and "20,000 Light Years from Home," which hits a lot harder than the Satanic Majesties version. Apart from that, the only surprises are the vulgarities Mick Jagger slides into "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll" -- remnants of a dirtier past -- but even if this is exceptionally slick, this live album still entertains just like it was meant to do. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine