I like live versions of this song. It allows to jam around it and expand it. I wonder if the Stones ever went beyond the usual 7-8 minutes mark when playing OOC live? What is the longest version of this song?

I'm guessing there is no abnormally long version of this song. While for me OOC was a highlight of the BtB tour, I'm not sure there was a lot of flexibility with that kind of stage production to say, go off on an unexpected extended jam. The shows are choreographed, and the lights going up with Mick in his sparkly hoody going all nuts during the chorus... All that had to happen at a certain time. I'm guessing the song only varied in length by a few seconds here and there. But, I've certainly been wrong before.

I think you're probably right, and for the exact reasons you've stated.

That's pretty good considering the only other songs they've played that long have been YCAGWYW, CYHMK and...SFTD? At least in the past.

Midnight Rambler too.

OOC.....the song never gets tired IMO..........

I'm guessing there is no abnormally long version of this song

Sounds about right ..... usually varies around the 6 ta 7 minute mark.....



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That's pretty good considering the only other songs they've played that long have been YCAGWYW, CYHMK and...SFTD? At least in the past.

Midnight Rambler too.

And Miss You.

I remember in '98 in the Hague it was longer than normal because Jagger couldn't find his harmonica or something was wrong with it. I don't have the bootleg so maybe someone could check?

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Wuudy

St. louis 97 is an awesome version.

I hate when they repeat again and again the final part of a song like Happy sometimes. Some songs like Midnight rambler or Fingerprint file can be played longer because they have the feeling and construction for that.

i always thought the I Go Wild jam on the prior tour represented about as good as the stones got as a jam band during the vegas era...