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Amused
Sympathy for the Devil from 1969... absolutely...
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mitchflorida
Dead Flowers is so much better live than on the studio version. MT never ceases to amaze me on this performance.
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Reagan
Finally, it never was a studio release, but The Sun Is Shining from Altamont would be hard to top.
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71Tele
Midnight Rambler, Live With Me, Love In Vain on Ya-Yas all vastly exceed their studio versions. So do the two Chuck Berry tunes.
If you count unofficial releases, I have to add "Dancing With Mr. D", "Angie", and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" from Brussels '73.
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71Tele
Midnight Rambler, Live With Me, Love In Vain on Ya-Yas all vastly exceed their studio versions. So do the two Chuck Berry tunes.
If you count unofficial releases, I have to add "Dancing With Mr. D", "Angie", and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" from Brussels '73.
Seriously....is there a cut on Ya-Yas that isn't better than the studio version?...I think every single song is a notch better...
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Thommie
Wanna hold you
If you can't rock me
It's only rock'n roll
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marchbaby
For me it would have to be Connection & You Got the Silver from the Shine A Light CD versus their original recorded studio version.