Disc One: 1. Honky Tonk Women, 2. Tumbling Dice, 3. You Got Me Rocking, 4. Live With Me, 5. Black Limousine, 6. Dead Flowers, 7. Sweet Virginia, 8. Far Away Eyes, 9. Love In Vain, 10. Down In The Bottom, 11. Shine A Light, 12. Like A Rolling Stone.

Disc Two: 1. Monkey Man, 2. I Go Wild, 3. Miss You, 4. Connection, 5. Slipping Away, 6. Midnight Rambler, 7. Rip This Joint, 8. Start Me Up, 9. Brown Sugar, 10. Jumping Jack Flash..

The Stones came back to a club in London during the Voodoo Lounge European tour and it happened in Brixton; as stated in the accompanying booklet of this release these recordings have been out before, a few weeks after the concert an European bootleg named Having A Laugh At Brixton came out with an audience recording of the concert, soon followed by a Japanese release called Live At Brixton Academy (VGP 094 ) with a slightly improved sound and on a no label called Brix 95, on Having a Laugh in Brixton )BAL 19795) and as Brixton Unplugged (Typhoon TYN 008-9). Four songs came out on But Naked (VGP 071) and on Rare Live Tracks From The Voodoo Lounge Tour (Lost Syndicates RS1), three on More Stripped (KTS 585),   on Censored (Electric 30041) and on Lost Legal Live Tracks (Rattlesnake 235-6), Stripped Companion (RSTS 001),  Then the Stones released Stripped that featured Like A Rolling Stone, Black Limousine and Live With Me. Just few months ago some rumours began to circulate in the collectors forums about a soundboard recording of the gig; the master tapes having been located, the label did some work on them with some editing but then decided to release the cds at the same time of the vinyl box set, in order to avoid duplication by other labels; also a pro shot film is said to exist, hence we hope a DVD will follow some time in the near future; meanwhile an audience recording has been available as Midnight at Brixton (WOW 047) as well as Brixton Academy 1995 (D Stone 007). This recording is a very nice soundboard that presents the whole show without exception, a wide stereo version with hot remaster that presents a very loud recording which is more enjoyable than the official songs that came out of it. Some fans have complained because of the fact that Keith Richards who is usually heard on the right channel is here on the left channel, a funny argument because at least for those using headphones, it is very much easier to turn the headphone than remaster the whole concert. Anyway this is the original first version of this release that comes with an informative 12 pages booklet that recalls the summer of 95 and the small club in Brixton. The set list is very good as well, offering songs like Down In The Bottom, Shine A Light and Connection rarely played together with the acoustic versions of Dead Flowers, Sweet Virginia and Love In Vain; mega rock anthems like Tumbling Dice, Live With Me and the final warhorses blend in easily with new songs You Got Me Rocking and I Go Wild, let alone the version of Like A Rolling Stone, played differently as Jagger said from The Big Place, a.k.a. Wembley; one of the best songs played though is Black Limousine, selected at the insistence of Ronnie Wood as Jagger confessed introducing it too early and played with great confidence, it can certainly be regarded with one of the most iconic products the Wood era has delivered together with it s Only Rock and Roll; however there is a furious take of Rip This Joint just over 2 minutes in length that is one the best ever live versions of this song. This is a nice release, probably after the Munich Cirkus Krone 2003, another great unexpected gift for Stones fans who like to hear the band in small places, now how about Paradiso?