The Rolling Stones’ surprise 1997 club show at Chicago’s Double Door is streaming now, upgraded and enhanced in 4K and 60fps. The intimate set served as a warm-up before the band launched its Bridges to Babylon tour, and it catches the Stones doing what they do best in a room a fraction the size of their usual stadiums. The setlist mixes deep cuts with bona fide classics, opening with Chuck Berry’s “Little Queenie” and rolling through “19th Nervous Breakdown,” “The Last Time,” “Out Of Control,” “Honky Tonk Women,” “Start Me Up,” “Jumping Jack Flash,” and a closing “Brown Sugar.” Keith Richards plays with real ferocity all night, and Mick Jagger sounds locked-in and loose. It’s the Stones stripped back to the bar-band core that started it all.