From axs.com on No Security – Live San Jose 1999:
Rolling Stones fans pumped in anticipation of the band’s upcoming follow up to 2016’s chart-topping Blue & Lonesome album, or planning to catch the legendary British rockers during their current European summer tour, can whet their appetites with a new archival release. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will drop “From the Vault: No Security – Live San Jose 1999” in multiple formats on July 13 via Eagle Rock.
The latest “From the Vault” release features a 20-song track list, culled from the “Satisfaction” hitmaker’s 1999 No Security Tour stop held April 19 – April 20 in San Jose, California, at San Jose Arena. The setlist features a good cross section of Stones hits along with a few live rarities like “Route 66,” “Some Girls” and “Saint of Me.”
At the time of the filming in 1999, the Grammy winners had not played San Jose in nearly 25 years. The band’s long absence from the city helped to ratchet up the excitement level both for the audience and The Rolling Stones themselves, who rose to the occasion with a stellar live performance.
Fans who may already own The Stones’ previously released 1998 live album No Security need not fret. Despite sharing the same title, the earlier version was recorded from a variety of performances during the Bridges To Babylon Tour and features a significantly different track list.