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CindyC
The first notes of Gimme Shelter & Monkey Man.

Oh yeah !I remember how he first notes of Monkey Man in June 2007 in Lyon gave me goosebumps.



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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Funny! I thought I was the only one who experienced this!

3:04 in Tumbling Dice
3:47 in Shine A Light
4:00 in Moonlight Mile
2:52 in Sister Morphine
4:29 in You Can't Always Get What You Want
3:19 in Winter
3:10 in Sympathy for the Devil from Ya Ya's
Worried About You from the solo to the end

i really need to invest in a stopwatch....i've been missing out on some chills....

And the first notes of PMS ....



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

til the singing starts, right?! LOL



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til the singing starts, right?! LOL

The singing takes your breath away.

Memory Motel when he sings Back up to Boston I'm singing in a bar.

Play With Fire. All of it.

no order/ no reason why, but they do the trick!
btw honorable mention goes to all taylor solos on "brussels affair"
...gawwwdamnnitt i got to burn a chiller mix, NOW


jigsaw puzzle
hey negirta
saint of me
all the way down
slave
worried about you
no use in crying
send it to me
loving cup
let it loose
dancing in the light
winter
hide your love
out of tears
short and curlies
memo from turner
i'm going down
i don't know why
i'm free
some girls
i got the blues
moonlight mile
can't you hear me knocking

THe list would be endless, but like many above, the shimmering guitars on the intro to Gimme Shelter and the Brussels Affair Gimme Shelter solos by Taylor

the drum part in i go wild then the riff part
worried about you
you cant always get what you want off love you live
midnight rambler off ya yas
the show off live licks dvd where they played in the small venue

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

I get goose bumps when the slow tempo of Fool to Cry transitions to the jazzy, up tempo portion beginning at 3:25 into the song. Bill Wyman plays the loudest bass note ever, Charlie abruptly plays a different kind of drumming , the wa-wa guitar begins in earnest, and Jagger announces he is a certified fool. Wow.

Also, pretty much all of Everything is Turning to Gold.

The Bridge to Monkey Man where Nicky plays those high classical like notes just fill me in awe of the man's talent!!

It sounds new to me everytime!

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

The "I'm gonna steal what's mine" line in Thief in the Night.

A lot of As Tears Go By
The part in Ruby Tuesday where Mick sings, Lose Your Dreams, and you will lose your mind.
the opening notes to Wild Horses on Stripped.
the singalong on YCAGWYW when performed live.

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VoodooLounge13
til the singing starts, right?! LOL

Til the chorus starts



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

I really like when "Thru and Thru" kicks into fastere tempo and Keith plays those creepy lines.

Like most of you, the majority involve Mick Taylor.

How about the first few bars of his Angie solo from Brussels . . .

All of I Got The Blues and Moonlight Mile - two fantastic "not typical Stones" Stones songs.

And the entire instrumental part of Can't You Hear Me Knocking.

Not really with the latter day (Ronnie) Stones. Maybe Feel On Baby, all the eerie backing vocals and percussion give that song a real nice feel.

Well, OK - Ronnie's slide solo in Out Of Tears is fanfuckingtastic.

the final part of All Down the Line From Brussels, the energy level gets so high. the horn section is the icing on the cake.



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These of course are the very best threads on IORR. I remember them up to years ago. It is the main reason to be here.
Keith's guitar in YayYas "Stray Cat Blues".
"We're gonna do one more, then we gotta go" and Keith's guitar starts SFM
Jagger's off mike talking during the fats jam of Rambler.
Bobby's Baritone-sax in "Bitch" right after the line "Sometimes I;m sexy"
When Jagger comes in on "Hot Stuff" "because music is what I want..."
Keith's harmony in Memory Motel "She sang a song to me, stuck right in my brain"

Intro to "Gimme Shelter" or ......


the line about living underground in "Back To Zero"

Chills? "Winter" of course!

No one's mentioned "Tops"...that whole song gives me the chills!

When the drums step up the beat towards the end of You Can't Always Get What You Want. It's Jimmy Miller, not Charlie but what the heck. It takes the song home.

Gimme Shelter intro - Awesome and spine tingling even though I've heard it countless times!

Have to agree with those who have chosen Gimme Shelter and Monkey Man.

I would also like to submit the "warm up" to Midnight Rambler on Ya-Ya's. You know what's coming but it's still a tantalising wait until the band all kick in together.

On "Stripped" Keith plays a different inflection of the A Minor chord; right under "the things you wanted" beautiful, go that G note ringing.

Song that always gets me when they play it live is Tumbling Dice if Ronnie gets the solo right and the band is on it sends a chill down my spine. Mick T always got that one right!

Just had a chills moment:

Listening to YCAGWYW from Brussels 73, the part where Mick Taylor, Keef and Bobby Keys are jamming/soloing. Amazing. Just the best.

Mark