Also: something realistic, i.e. that doesn't include too obscure tunes.

Off the top of my head:

One Hit (to the Body) (great intro, slow build-up à la Gimme Shelter)
If You Can’t Rock Me
She Was Hot
Just My Imagination
Doom and Gloom
Worried about You
She’s a Rainbow
Down the Road Apiece
She’s So Cold
Rocks Off
Too Rude (Keith)
Little T&A (Keith)
Let It Bleed
Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
Stray Cat Blues
Monkey Man
Out of Control
Star Star
Rip This Joint
Street Fighting Man
——
Brown Sugar

01. Route 66
02. Hip Shake
03. Crackin' Up
04. Down Home Girl
05. Don't Lie To Me
06. Around & Around
07. Parachute Woman
08. Flight 505
09. Coming Down Again
10. Ventilator Blues
11. Jig-Saw Puzzle
12. Child Of The Moon
13. Time Waits For No One
14. Out Of Time
15. Soul Survivor
16. Midnight Rambler
17. Let It Loose

18. Confessin' The Blues
19. Street Fighting Man

1.- Out Of Control
2.- If You Can't Rock Me
3.- Get Off My Cloud
4.- Satisfaction
5.- Out Of Tears
6.- Country Honk
7.- Sweet Virginia
8.- This Place Is Empty
9.- Learning The Game
10.- Can't You Hear Me Knocking
11.- One More Shot
12.- Dance pt. 1
13.- That's How Strong My Love Is
14.- Gimme Shelter
15.- Tumbling Dice
16.- Brown Sugar
17.- Jumping Jack Flash

Encore:
18.- Midnight Rambler
19.- Can't Turn You Loose

Killer set that touches lots of albums, singles, new stuff, old stuff, covers, rock, country, soul etc. etc.
All in the span of a 19 song set. With the exception of Out Of Tears, which was last played in 1995, and Country Honk, which was never done live except for a snippet at Knebworth in 1976, all the others have been played in the last 11 years. Seems doable. I'll never get enough of watching that version of ICTYL from Cirkus Krone Bau, 2003. That's a true showstopper.

JumpingKentFlash

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JJF
Doom and Gloom
IORR
Wild Horses
It Won't Take Long
Angie
Under My Thumb
Monkey Man
Out of Control
--intros--
Sleep Tonight - Keith (WHY DON'T THEY DO IT?? Chuck could play the majority of the song, Keith could do the vocals stand-alone like YGTS on Shine a Light, and let Ronnie fill the gaps, with Darryl and Lisa doing the vocals like they are on the record).
Little L&A - Keith
Miss You
Street Fighting Man (Mick Taylor)
Ventilator Blues (MT)
Can't You Hear Me Knocking (MT)
Love is Strong
Honky Tonky Women
Brown Sugar
---
Gimme Shelter (MT)
Shine a Light
Satisfaction

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JumpingKentFlash
1.- Out Of Control
2.- If You Can't Rock Me
3.- Get Off My Cloud
4.- Satisfaction
5.- Out Of Tears
6.- Country Honk
7.- Sweet Virginia
8.- This Place Is Empty
9.- Learning The Game
10.- Can't You Hear Me Knocking
11.- One More Shot
12.- Dance pt. 1
13.- That's How Strong My Love Is
14.- Gimme Shelter
15.- Tumbling Dice
16.- Brown Sugar
17.- Jumping Jack Flash

Encore:
18.- Midnight Rambler
19.- Can't Turn You Loose

Killer set that touches lots of albums, singles, new stuff, old stuff, covers, rock, country, soul etc. etc.
All in the span of a 19 song set. With the exception of Out Of Tears, which was last played in 1995, and Country Honk, which was never done live except for a snippet at Knebworth in 1976, all the others have been played in the last 11 years. Seems doable. I'll never get enough of watching that version of ICTYL from Cirkus Krone Bau, 2003. That's a true showstopper.

Nice set. But I count at least 6 warhorses. I said a couple!

01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Bitch
03. If You Can't Rock Me
04. All Down The Line
05. Back Of My Hand
06. Loving Cup
07. I Got The Blues
08. Tumbling Dice
09. Out Of Control
10. Honky Tonk Women
11. This Place Is Empty
12. Before They Make Me Run
13. Can't You Hear Me Knocking
14. Emotional Rescue
15. Rocks Off
16. Hang Fire
17. Brown Sugar


ENCORE
18. Midnight Rambler
19. Satisfaction

I tried to keep it realistic with songs they could actually play.



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Brown Sugar
Gimme Shelter (without Lisa's part)
100 Years Ago
Saint Of Me
Angie (With Mick Taylor doing his Brussels '73 solo)
Rough Justice (Slow and powerful like on studio album, not fast and pointless like on ABB-tour)
Monkey Man
Loving Cup
Plundred My Soul
Mercy Mercy
All About You
Can't Be Seen
Start Me Up (Here we go!)
Look What The Cat Dragged In
That's How Strong My Love Is
Out Of Tears
Neighbours
She's So Cold
Paint It Black

ENCORE

Following The River
Hand Of Fate


Song vote would be the slot after Keith's set with well known warhorses so the casual facebook fans would fight about which one to play:

Example:

Song vote for Perth 2014:
Jumping Jack Flash
Honky Tonk Women
Start Me Up
Tumbling Dice
Satisfaction



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Street Fighting Man
If You Can't Rock Me
All Down The Line
Almost Hear You Sigh
Fancyman Blues
Saint Of Me
Torn And Frayed
Out Of Time
Let Me Down Slow
You Got The Silver
Connection
Hang Fire
Time Waits For No One
She Was Hot
Star Star
You Can't Catch Me
Have You Seen Your Mother Baby
Honky Tonk Woman
Brown Sugar
Satisfaction
Jumping Jack Flash

MEZ

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The Mez
Street Fighting Man
If You Can't Rock Me
All Down The Line
Almost Hear You Sigh
Fancyman Blues
Saint Of Me
Torn And Frayed
Out Of Time
Let Me Down Slow
You Got The Silver
Connection
Hang Fire
Time Waits For No One
She Was Hot
Star Star
You Can't Catch Me
Have You Seen Your Mother Baby
Honky Tonk Woman
Brown Sugar
Satisfaction
Jumping Jack Flash

MEZ

Best one so far. I couldn't get excited by a show (by anyone) that closed with Hand of Fate!

Sympathy><Too much blood
Sway
You gotta move
Dance little sister
Hey Negrita
Out of control
I go wild
Heartbreaker
100 years ago
Feel on
Coming down again - keith & Mick
How could I stop? - Keith
Happy - Keith
Around & around
Let the good times roll
Rip this joint
Fingerprint file
Time waits for no one
Tie you up (the pain of love)
She was hot
Let it loose
Hot stuff
Gimme shelter



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off the top of my head:

intro-recorded beginning of we love you

jjf
let's spend the night together
brown sugar
rock's off
*can't you hear me knockin'

(acoustic mini set)
ruby tuesday
no expectations

start me up
respectable
beast of burden

(Keith set)
little t&a
happy

honky tonk woman
tumbling dice
hand of fate
worried about you
all down the line
when the whip comes down
*heartbreaker
satisfaction

encore
you can't always get what you want or sympathy
*street fighting man

*w/ mick taylor



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Good lists, but almost everyone is including too many warhorses. The thread idea was to come with a couple (1 or 2 - I had one).

These are the obvious war horses (12):
Satisfaction
JJF
Brown Sugar
YCAGWYW
Sympathy
Gimme Shelter
Start Me Up
Miss You
Tumbling Dice
Midnight Rambler
IORR
Honky Tonk Women

And maybe the not so obvious:
Wild Horses
Angie
Paint It Black

SFM doesn't get played enough so that I would quality it as a war horse (considering last several tours), even though it's a classic on part with the other top "stallions".

1. One Hit to the body
2. Have You Seen Your Mother
3. Fingerprint File
4. Silver Train
5. Out Of Tears
6. Winning Ugly
7. Citadel
8. Slave
9. Mixed Emotions
10. Thru and Thru
11. All About You
12. Can't You Hear Me Knocking
13. Coming Down Again
14. 19th Nervous Breakdown
15. Midnight Rambler
16. Rip This Joint
17. Time Waits For No one
Encore
18. Jumpin Jack Flash
19. Street Fighting Man

Star Star
Dance Little Sister
Casino Boogie
My Obsession
Tie You up (the pain of love)
I Don't Know Why
Let it Loose
Dangerous Beauty
All Sold Out
Jigsaw Puzzle

Coming Down Again
Whip it Up

b-stage:
Hide Your Love
Honest I Do
Oh Baby(we got a good thing goin')
She Said Yeah

The Lantern
We Love You
2000 Man

I Go Wild
Have You Seen Your Mother

1 Hand of Fate
2 Tie You Up - The Pain of Love
3 100 Years Ago
4 Out of Time
5 Plundered My Soul
6 Everythings Turning to Gold
7 Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man
8 Child of the Moon
9 Doom and Gloom
10 Coming Down Again/All About You
11 The Harder they Come
12 Heartbreaker
13 Rocks Off
14 Dance
15 Monkey Man
16 No Expectations
17 Let it Loose

18 Time Waits for No One
19 Tumbling Dice

my wish setlist. but is impossible to limit to 20 songs:

1. jumpin' jack flash
2. let's spend the night together
3. monkey man
4. loving cup
5. ruby tuesday
6. salt of the earth
7. as tears go by
8. faraway eyes
9. like a rolling stone
10. you got the silver (keith)
11. happy (keith)
12. that's strong how my love is
13. you can't always get what you want
14. she's a rainbow
15. 2000 light years from home
16. sympathy for the devil
17. the last time
18. gimme shelter
19. i go wild
20. street fighting man

JJF or Satisfaction
Under My Thumb or LSTNT
Heartbreaker
Bitch
Worried About You or Fool To Cry
CYHMK
Dance pt 1
No spare parts
Monkey man or out of control

Nearness of You
Happy

Love Is Strong
Rain fall down or Some Girls
Plundered My Soul
Loving Cup
Gimme Shelter
Doom and Gloom

Till The Next Goodbye or TWFNO
Brown Sugar or Tumbling Dice



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It would be awesome if they could do some club shows later in the tour. I mean, two shows in each city, one stadium and one club.

Club setlist:

1. Brown Sugar
2. Get Off My Cloud
3. Little Queenie
4. Not Fade Away
5. 19th Nervous Breakdown
6. That's How Strong My Love Is
7. She's So Cold
8. Mixed Emotions
9. Luxury
10. Dance Little Sister
11. It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
12. Honky Tonk Women
13. You Don't Have To Mean It
14. Too Rude
15. Midnight Rambler
16. Shattered
17. When The Whip Comes Down
18. Plundered My Soul
19. Tumbling Dice
20. Jumping Jack Flash
Encore
21. Start Me Up
22. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
23. I Can't Turn You Loose

All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

Right on.

Seems like this forum attracts the "track 4 of Black and Blue" type.

I think Mick took requests from the general public not that long ago and basically rejected the idea because of all of the filler requests and Mick said that the MOST of the audience goes along to hear songs they know which are the well known ones no one needs to mention.

The people that are most active with requests on forums or facebook or whatever, are not necessarily the majority of the greater public.



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It's interesting how a lot of set lists suggested in earlier posts include IORR songs. Agreed - "Workin so hard to keep you in a Luxury!"

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

Track 5 off GHS - literally the first Stones I heard in 1973 - love Black and Blue to this day - fantastic album.
Seriously though, the parameters of your question aren't really fair because I think just about everyone, excepts even if they do like it a bit, DW is the bottom of the barrel and B&B is the shortest, but if I were to recommend.....definitely Memory Motel over Ruby Tuesday



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Street Fighting Men
Start me up!
She was hot
Lady Jane
Monkey Man
Sway
Emotional Rescue
Silver Train
Loving Cup
One hit to the body
Can't you hear me knockin'
The nearness of you
Learning the game
Midnight Rambler
As tears go by
Gimme Shelter
Sympathy for the devil
Brown Sugar

Jumping Jack Flash
Satisfaction



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Some of these setlist are kind of close the licks tour setlists, like this excellent setlist from Cleveland 2002:

Street Fighting Man
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
If You Can't Rock Me
Don't Stop
Live With Me
Sweet Virginia
Loving Cup
All Down The Line
Rocks Off
Tumblin' Dice
--- Introductions
Slipping Away (Keith)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
Start Me Up
I Can't Turn You Loose
Honky Tonk Woman
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Satisfaction
Stray Cat Blues (B-stage)
Like A Rolling Stone (B-stage)
Brown Sugar (B-stage)
Midnight Rambler
Jumping Jack Flash

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TheBlockbuster
Some of these setlist are kind of close the licks tour setlists, like this excellent setlist from Cleveland 2002:

Street Fighting Man
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
If You Can't Rock Me
Don't Stop
Live With Me
Sweet Virginia
Loving Cup
All Down The Line
Rocks Off
Tumblin' Dice
--- Introductions
Slipping Away (Keith)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
Start Me Up
I Can't Turn You Loose
Honky Tonk Woman
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Satisfaction
Stray Cat Blues (B-stage)
Like A Rolling Stone (B-stage)
Brown Sugar (B-stage)
Midnight Rambler
Jumping Jack Flash

I listened to this show yesterday - a perfect example of how a set could be constructed to please everyone.

Under my thumb
Lets spend the night together
Claudine
Let me down slow
Hand of fate
Sweet Virginia
Memory Motel
Honky tonk women
You dont have to mean it - KR
All about you - KR
Cant you hear me knocking - MT
Plundered my soul - MT
Silvertrain - MT
Hot stuff
Slave
Saint of me
Respectable
Start me up
-----------
You cant always get what you want
Its all over now / The last time / Not fade away (medley

Pete.

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

I don't think it's people not enjoying the greatest hits but more of wanting a little bit of variety. I like chicken, but I wouldn't eat it everyday. Taking your Hot Rocks example, there are songs on there -- greatest hits, as you sad -- that they ignore. I think the rub for many fans is they have so many hits but focus on the same ones over and over again. Where's Play With Fire, Heart Of Stone, Time Is On My Side, etc.?

If I had a friend interested in getting into the Stones I would give them Sticky Fingers. I don't think the only thing they would talk about is Brown Sugar and Wild Horses.

Nobody should ever hear Dirty Work, by the way! It would be the last album I ever played for someone and then it would only be One Hit and Sleep Tonight.

Why prove something obvious? Anyway, it's to late to change anything now. The setlist is going to look the same during this "14 On Fire" tour. Two alterations per gig. That's it.
And I do think this is their last tour. Maybe a handful of American gigs in 2015. Or maybe not...

Start Me Up
Sad Sad Sad
Saint of Me
She Was Hot
Shattered
She Smiled Sweetly
Star Star
Slave
(Taylor set)
Street Fighting Man
Silver Train
Stop Breaking Down>Shake Your Hips
Stray Cat Blues
Sway
(Acoustic Set with Taylor and Wood trading electric slide when needed)
Sweet Virginia
Sweet Black Angel
Sister Morphine
Salt of the Earth
(Back to Electric- Taylor leaves)
Some Girls
She's a Rainbow
Shine A Light

Encores (Taylor returns)
Sympathy for the Devil
Satisfaction