love in vain [get youre yaya s out]
saint of me
you cant always get [love youre live]


what is yours ????????????

Back Of My Hand
Midnight Rambler (Ya-Ya's)
Love In Vain (Ya-Ya's)

Might as well get juiced? ;-)
Midnight Rambler
Satisfaction

loads of them, but if youre talking about versions on live albums

Midnight Rambler
Sympathy for the Devil
Out of Control

Midnight Rambler
Out of Control
She's So Cold

Midnite Rambler
Out Of Control
You Got Me Rocking

Three from thre decades:
Love In Vain 1969
You Can't Always Get What You Want 1972 (NOT 1975/6!)
Under My Thumb 1981

and

Out Of Control 1997
Don't Stop 2003

Hot Stuff(Palais Royale Toronto 2002)
Hand of Fate(Aux Abattoirs 76 or Aragon Ballroom 2002)
She 's so cold (this tour)

oiramnaig Wrote:
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> Hot Stuff(Palais Royale Toronto 2002)
> Hand of Fate(Aux Abattoirs 76 or Aragon Ballroom
> 2002)
> She 's so cold (this tour)

Honest? I so much disagree with all of these. They're great examples of the opposite. Sho's So Cold Seattle 1981. possibly better than studio, anyway the best live rendition of this tune.

Anderson Wrote:
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> oiramnaig Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Hot Stuff(Palais Royale Toronto 2002)
> > Hand of Fate(Aux Abattoirs 76 or Aragon
> Ballroom
> > 2002)
> > She 's so cold (this tour)
>
> Honest? I so much disagree with all of these.
> They're great examples of the opposite. Sho's So
> Cold Seattle 1981. possibly better than studio,
> anyway the best live rendition of this tune.


She's So Cold is one of the highlights on this tour IMO, with sharp and loud guitars. Oh, I want so much to hear it live again!

"It's Only Rock'N'Roll" ("At The Max")
"Midnight Rambler" ("Ya-Ya's")
"Under My Thumb" ("Still Life")

1) Start Me Up
2) Satisfaction
3) Midnight Rambler

Under My Thumb (1981/82 and quite close 2006)
She's So Cold (2005/06)
Live With Me (esp. 2006 versions)
As Tears Go By (2005/06)
Out Of Control, Midnight Rambler, Angie, Sweet Virginia, Far Away Eyes, Worried About You, Torn And Frayed (any version)
Just My Imagination (1978, 1981/82)
Moon Is Up, Some Girls, Might As Well Get Juiced, I Just Wanna Make Love To You (1998/99)

<She's So Cold is one of the highlights on this tour IMO, with sharp and loud guitars. Oh, I want so much to hear it live again!>

I agree, but I'm annoyed by the wrong lyrics and less energic vocals by Mick.

Midnight Rambler
Miss You
Tumbling Dice

Angie has never been sung properly live.

Rambler
Out Of Control
You Can't Always Get What You Want ('72-'73)

Midnight Rambler (Welcome to NY)
Sympathy (Ya Ya's)
Under My Thumb (Still Life)
Love In Vain (Ladies and Gentlemen)
You Can't Always....(Ladies and Gentlemen)
Saint of Me (No Sec.)
Out of Control " "
Get Off My Cloud (Love You Live)
Satisfaction (Gimmie Shelter)
Stray Cat Blues (Ya Ya's)
Tumbling Dice (Live Sydney Australia '73)


SORRY! Didn't want to pick three!!! Couldn't more like it!

Midnight Rambler
Out of Control
Dancing with Mr D

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

shattered.

midnight rambler.

sympathy for the devil.

Midnight Rambler -Ya Yas
Happy -Fort Worth '72 from 5x25
Doo Doo Heartbreaker -Webley Empire Pool(?) '73

streets of love
out of control
saint of me

Midnight Rambler
Satisfaction
All Down the Line

Definately "Shes so cold". I never paid any attention to the ER version, but at Glasgow it just cooked

Sympathy For The Devil
Satisfaction
Midnight Rambler

Flip the Switch
Fool to Cry
If You Can't Rock me

you can't catch me!

I strongly disagree that Saint of Me is better live. I understsand the whole "sing-along" aspect of it, but it's much more powerful on the studio.
1.The recording with the drumming,
2.the soft and hard (keith during the chorus) guitars,
3.the backing vocal on the chorus (keith or ronnie, right?)
4. AND the way mick enunciates his vocals, especially during the first verse really make the song.

none of these things happen during the live version. Mick just sings the song at the same level with no texture like does in the recording. the guitars in the chorus are no different sounding than the rest of the song, lisa and bernard do no justice to this song. this song isn't supposed to sound like Tumbling Dice, which is what happens when their touring band comes in. I really think the studio version is much more powerful. If you compare their image and what they are portraying in the video compared to a live performance, it's 2 different moods.