When the "Exile" remaster came out awhile ago, Keith mentioned he would love to have the Stones do the entire album live on a tour. I guess he was following along with what Springsteen does in playing some of his albums in their entirity as part of a show. I'd go along with "Exile", "Beggar's Banquet", possibly "Sticky Fingers". The second side of "Tattoo You" would be great, but not the first side. So, what's your choice(s)?

Aftermath

Tsmr!

See if Mick Taylor could pull that one off live! Haha.

Exile and/or Beggar's Banquet.

Exile.

Exile
Beggars Banquet
Sticky fingers

My no. 1
STICKY FINGERS

Between the Buttons

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

If they had the guts to do an oldie they should do this one

Out of Our Heads (UK version)

1. "She Said "Yeah" 1:34
2. "Mercy, Mercy" 2:45
3. "Hitch Hike" 2:25
4. "That's How Strong My Love Is" 2:25
5. "Good Times" 1:58
6. "Gotta Get Away" 2:06
7. "Talkin' Bout You" 2:31
8. "Cry to Me" 3:09
9. "Oh, Baby" 2:08
10. "Heart of Stone" 2:50
11. "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" 3:07
12. "I'm Free" 2:24

It only would take them 40 minutes.........so the rest of the time warhorses

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Abby Road

Goat's head soup

Sticky Fingers

This would be way cool. The American version of "Out of Our Heads" would also be a good early one to do live.

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NICOS
If they had the guts to do an oldie they should do this one

Out of Our Heads (UK version)

1. "She Said "Yeah" 1:34
2. "Mercy, Mercy" 2:45
3. "Hitch Hike" 2:25
4. "That's How Strong My Love Is" 2:25
5. "Good Times" 1:58
6. "Gotta Get Away" 2:06
7. "Talkin' Bout You" 2:31
8. "Cry to Me" 3:09
9. "Oh, Baby" 2:08
10. "Heart of Stone" 2:50
11. "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" 3:07
12. "I'm Free" 2:24

It only would take them 40 minutes.........so the rest of the time warhorses

Six cover tunes?
Mick wouldn't do it...

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Munichhilton

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NICOS
If they had the guts to do an oldie they should do this one

Out of Our Heads (UK version)

1. "She Said "Yeah" 1:34
2. "Mercy, Mercy" 2:45
3. "Hitch Hike" 2:25
4. "That's How Strong My Love Is" 2:25
5. "Good Times" 1:58
6. "Gotta Get Away" 2:06
7. "Talkin' Bout You" 2:31
8. "Cry to Me" 3:09
9. "Oh, Baby" 2:08
10. "Heart of Stone" 2:50
11. "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" 3:07
12. "I'm Free" 2:24

It only would take them 40 minutes.........so the rest of the time warhorses

Six cover tunes?
Mick wouldn't do it...

Didn't they rehearse "that's how strong my love is" for this tour? I'd love to see them do it live this year.

"Abby Road", huh? Is this the Stones take on "Abbey Road"? I could get into the Stones doing "Come Together" and a jam on "She's So Heavy" with Bobby Keys wailing away on sax. They could end the song abruptly like on the Beatles album and kick right into "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" or "Monkey Man". Maybe they can get Paul and Ringo to sit in on one of the shows and surprise everyone by doing a few Beatles songs. Why not? This would blow everyone's mind.

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dmay
I guess he was following along with what Springsteen does in playing some of his albums in their entirity as part of a show.

Yeah Springsteen really pushed the boundaries with that idea. Although I've heard rumors that some obscure London band had done that in the past. They were called... Pink Floyd, or something.

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Hot Rocks.

Do bootlegs count?

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stonehearted
Do bootlegs count?

Only if each boot has a leg inside.

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I don't really want them to play a whole album live.

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slew
I don't really want them to play a whole album live.

it's your lucky day, then

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NICOS
If they had the guts to do an oldie they should do this one

Out of Our Heads (UK version)

1. "She Said "Yeah" 1:34
2. "Mercy, Mercy" 2:45
3. "Hitch Hike" 2:25
4. "That's How Strong My Love Is" 2:25
5. "Good Times" 1:58
6. "Gotta Get Away" 2:06
7. "Talkin' Bout You" 2:31
8. "Cry to Me" 3:09
9. "Oh, Baby" 2:08
10. "Heart of Stone" 2:50
11. "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" 3:07
12. "I'm Free" 2:24

It only would take them 40 minutes.........so the rest of the time warhorses

Great post Can't argue with your post - only dream !!

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EddieByword
Goat's head soup

I would settle for 'WINTER' - but great choice Eddie.

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slew
I don't really want them to play a whole album live.

Because once your hear the first song you'll know the set list for the next 9+ songs?

[thepowergoats.com]

Some Girls bonus tracks.

Ya Ya's 40th Anniversary version. Same arrangements, complete with Tina Turner and B.B. King opening.

Let It Bleed would be a good one...they already play about the whole album scattered thru out the setlist anyways...they could substitute "HTW" for "Country Honk" (which is basically the same song anyways)...Beggar's Banquet is also a realistic one they could pull off..."Jigsaw Puzzle" and "Dear Doctor" would be very interesting to hear, as well as "Prodigal Son" (when's the last time they played that one live? 1969? Sticky Fingers and Some Girls could also be performed live without much trouble as well...I'm afraid EOMS is a different story though...Exile would be very difficult because of songs like "I Just Wanna See His Face" and "Turd on the Run" etc...

I liked the idea they used back during the Forty Licks arena tour where they did a "spotlight" on a certain album and played 4 to 5 cuts off that particular album in a row...I was at the Nashville show and Exile was the album that night...With that concept, they could've included a wide variety of different albums throughout their career, but if I'm not mistaking I believe the only albums on that concept that were featured then was Beggar's, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile and perhaps Some Girls a couple of times...I still think that was a great idea though