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These latest audio-visual artefacts to appear in the Stones’ From The Vault series present two vital career bookends, boasting July 1982’s sortie at Leeds’ Roundhay Park (⁷⁄₁₀), which marked the last time the band would play live for seven years, and the spectacular Steel Wheels jaunt that marked their return, represented by a February 1990 show at Tokyo’s Dome (⁹⁄₁₀) for 55,000 ecstatic Japanese fans.

While the Leeds daylight set celebrates their Tattoo You album, with Jagger wearing an aerobics-friendly codpiece, the Tokyo extravaganza thrills, with the monolithic industrial city looming over the Stones’ biggest ever stage.

Stoked by his recent solo triumph, Keith Richards is the undisputed boss, leading an expanded line-up, including five-piece brass section and foxy backing singers, through hits and exotic set pieces such as 2000 Light Years From Home. The Stones’ current epic stadium trail started here and would never be topped, least of all by any new pretenders.

Kris Needs is a British journalist and author, known for writings on music from the 1970s onwards. Previously secretary of the Mott The Hoople fan club, he became editor of ZigZag in 1977 and has written biographies of stars including Primal Scream, Joe Strummer and Keith Richards. He's also written for MOJO, Record Collector, Classic Rock, Prog, Electronic Sound, Vive Le Rock and Shindig!