The first CD contains "the familiar classics" while the second features "some covers, b-sides and album tracks from the more obscure end of their back catalogue".

While both feature a woman astride the Rolling Stones logo's tongue, in the British version she has no bikini top.

[ʌ3] The BBC suggested that "even for cynics it demonstrates how potent they remain as a live act, despite not frightening the horses as much these days".

[9] It concluded that, "[like] Bowie, the Stones may no longer be churning out hits but they still know how to mount a spectacle, as this release amply proves."

One good reason: a bright, hard mix that nails the Stones' matured vigor onstage".