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StonesTod
seriously? keith has tea breaks now???

whatever happened to my rock'n'roll? (brmc)

oh dear, this doesn't bode well for 2013.

In other mildly related news, did you early vote there is texas (and please don't say for whom if you have, lest we start a political firestorm).

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StonesTod
seriously? keith has tea breaks now???

whatever happened to my rock'n'roll? (brmc)

oh dear, this doesn't bode well for 2013.

In other mildly related news, did you early vote there is texas (and please don't say for whom if you have, lest we start a political firestorm).

I didn't early vote, but my 19 year old did here in Virginia. Stood in line with her Dad for two and a half hours on Saturday. When she finally got to the table, the polling officer shouted out "we have a first time voter here" and everyone clapped and hooted for her. How cool is that?

Maybe I have missed it but why aren't they rehearsing any of the songs that were on the sg and exile deluxe sets like pms or keep up blues? Does anythink they will ever play them?

Go Dawgs!

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Maybe I have missed it but why aren't they rehearsing any of the songs that were on the sg and exile deluxe sets like pms or keep up blues? Does anythink they will ever play them?

Because Rolling Stones' magazine, the official concert setlist decider for its musical namesake, has not voted any of those tunes among its top 10 listener polls.

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StonesTod
seriously? keith has tea breaks now???

whatever happened to my rock'n'roll? (brmc)

oh dear, this doesn't bode well for 2013.

In other mildly related news, did you early vote there is texas (and please don't say for whom if you have, lest we start a political firestorm).

in texas we vote early and often...and we bring our firearms in case anyone has any questions...

Hey nankerphlege, I posted a picture for you on this thread, thought you would enjoy it.

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I'll go away now, as I am seriously off topic.

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StonesTod
seriously? keith has tea breaks now???

whatever happened to my rock'n'roll? (brmc)

oh dear, this doesn't bode well for 2013.

In other mildly related news, did you early vote there is texas (and please don't say for whom if you have, lest we start a political firestorm).

I didn't early vote, but my 19 year old did here in Virginia. Stood in line with her Dad for two and a half hours on Saturday. When she finally got to the table, the polling officer shouted out "we have a first time voter here" and everyone clapped and hooted for her. How cool is that?

Wait'll she gets into the bars! (easy latebloomer!)

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StonesTod
seriously? keith has tea breaks now???

whatever happened to my rock'n'roll? (brmc)

oh dear, this doesn't bode well for 2013.

In other mildly related news, did you early vote there is texas (and please don't say for whom if you have, lest we start a political firestorm).

in texas we vote early and often...and we bring our firearms in case anyone has any questions...

You can never be too safe, and with 2 guns you're twice as safe, statistically.

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SETLIST Nov 05:
I wanna be your man
It's all over now
Not fade away
Get off my cloud
Street Fighting Men
Gimme Shelter
I Want to make love to you
Love in Vain
Lady Jane ---
If you can't rock me
Doom & Gloom
Honky Tonk Women
Sympathy
Before they make me run
Happy
Midnight rambler
Miss You
Tumbling Dice
It's only Rn R
Start me up
Brown Sugar
SATISFACTION
You can't always get...
JJ Flash

The Rolling Stones have never played so many songs since they started rehearsing at the beginning of October,after "Lady jane" they had a tea break and then it felt like a real gig.
This is also the first time that they are rehearsing "Satisfaction"

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Hmm .... well I'll gladly take the ones in bold, and the others I could personally do without. Having said that, I know perfectly well we'll get some of 'em for sure !! it's unavoidable !!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Interesting list of songs rehearsed today! But I doubt they would play this as a set in concert.

Somebody to love
Around & around
Little Queenie
Paint it black
Can't you hear me knocking
Far away eyes (x2)
Moonlight mile (x2)
Out of Control (x2)
Dead Flowers
Let it bleed
Beast of burden
Angie
Ruby Tuesday (x2)
One more shot (x3)
Bitch
Live with me
all down the line
Wild horses
Dock of the bay
Shine a light





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Thanks Latebloomer! I am sure Elmo likes the pics as well! Stonesnow- I am afraid you may be right!

Go Dawgs!

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First this .....

I wanna be your man
It's all over now
Not fade away
Everybody needs somebody to love
Get off of my cloud
Doom & gloom
One more shot
Some girls
I just want to make love to you
Sway
Wild horses
Beast of burden
Moonlight mile
Out of control
Live with me
Around and around
Little queenie

Not to mention this as well ......

Shine a Light
The Dock of the bay
Under my thumb
Can't you hear me knocking?
Sweet Virginia
The Last time (x4)
Rocks off
Gimmer shelter
Respectable
Paint it black

Then WHY did you mention it then?

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Maybe I have missed it but why aren't they rehearsing any of the songs that were on the sg and exile deluxe sets like pms or keep up blues? Does anythink they will ever play them?

Didn't sell enough copies for Mick to be happy.

What is "Somebody to Love"?

Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

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Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

Yeah, and also: Everybody Needs A Band To Love.

They seem pretty serious about "Moonlight Mile".

Some statistics so far. The Stones rehearsed in Paris:


Early Years
"I Wanna Be Your Man" (1963)
"Not Fade Away" (1964)
"I Just Want To Make Love To You" (1964)
"Route 66" (1964)
"Tell Me" (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (1964)
"Around And Around" (1964)
"Time Is On My Side" (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (1964)
"Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (1965)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"Satisfaction" (1965)
"That's How Strong My Love Is" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"Paint It Black" (1866)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)

The Golden Era
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy For The Devil" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" /1969)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (1969)
"Love In Vain" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Live With Me" (1969)
"Little Queenie" (1970)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Sway" (1971)
"Moonlight Mile" (1971)
"Dead Flowers" (1971)
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking?" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Rip This Joint" (1972)
"Rocks off" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Shine A Light" (1972)
"All Down The Line" (1972)
"Sweet Virginia" (1972)

The Rest
"Angie" (1973)
"It's Only Rock'n'Roll" (1974)
"If You Can't Rock Me" (1974)
"Fool to Cry" (1978)
"Miss You" (1978
"Faraway Eyes" (1978)
"Respectable" (1978)
"When The Whip Comes Down" (1978)
"Before They Make Me Run" (1978)
"Imagination" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Some Girls" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"She's So Cold" (1980)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Waiting On A Friend" (1981)
"Worried About You" (1981)
"Going To A Go-Go" (1982)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Out of Control" (1997)
"Champagne & Reefer" (2007)
"Doom & Gloom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)

Extras
"Dock of The Bay"

- Doxa

The Golden Era - is 1962-1982 IMHO

Anyway The Rolling Stones think the same. Crossfire Hurrican ends in 1982.



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2012-11-07 12:40 by 1962.

I bet for keep up blues and PMS as well

Soem notes of the set list

- 1964 is represented extremily well: 9 songs!
. SOME GIRLS is represented also extremily well: only "Lies" without a try!
- The Golden Era: BB 3 (+JJF), LIB 6 (+HTW), SF 7, EOMS 7
- the last 30 yaers of their existence are represented with TWO songs (plus teh new ones)

A nostagia act, huh? Well, let's say that also they awere what is important and what is not...

I think the rehearsal set list very well echoes the standard Stones history
- first a cover band (some blues and Berry numbers)
- then a singles band: the big hits of the 60's familair from every graetest hits package
- then the four masterpiece albums containing their strongest material
- the graet come back with SOME GIRLS (really THAT big?)
- after TATTOO YOU: nada

We know this story, right?

- Doxa

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The Golden Era - is 1962-1982 IMHO

Anyway The Rolling Stones think the same. Crossfire Hurrican ends in 1982.

EXACTLY!

- Doxa

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Some statistics so far. The Stones rehearsed in Paris:


Early Years
"I Wanna Be Your Man" (1963)
"Not Fade Away" (1964)
"I Just Want To Make Love To You" (1964)
"Route 66" (1964)
"Tell Me" (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (1964)
"Around And Around" (1964)
"Time Is On My Side" (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (1964)
"Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (1965)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"Satisfaction" (1965)
"That's How Strong My Love Is" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"Paint It Black" (1866)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)

The Golden Era
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy For The Devil" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" /1969)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (1969)
"Love In Vain" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Live With Me" (1969)
"Little Queenie" (1970)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Sway" (1971)
"Moonlight Mile" (1971)
"Dead Flowers" (1971)
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking?" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Rip This Joint" (1972)
"Rocks off" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Shine A Light" (1972)
"All Down The Line" (1972)
"Sweet Virginia" (1972)

The Rest
"Angie" (1973)
"It's Only Rock'n'Roll" (1974)
"If You Can't Rock Me" (1974)
"Fool to Cry" (1978)
"Miss You" (1978
"Faraway Eyes" (1978)
"Respectable" (1978)
"When The Whip Comes Down" (1978)
"Before They Make Me Run" (1978)
"Imagination" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Some Girls" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"She's So Cold" (1980)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Waiting On A Friend" (1981)
"Worried About You" (1981)
"Going To A Go-Go" (1982)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Out of Control" (1997)
"Champagne & Reefer" (2007)
"Doom & Gloom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)

Extras
"Dock of The Bay"

- Doxa

So the main album being showcased in rehearsals is Some Girls with every song having been played.

After that it's Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main Street - each with 7 songs (if you include Honky Tonk Women as part of Let It Bleed).

I've been artisticwise rather critical towards "Vegas Era", and I understand the point that if one has such a catalog, it is sensible to pick up the best ones...

But still... come on!

Since TATTOO YOU The Stones have released six million-selling albums (and quick minds can count how many news songs there are), made numerous hugest ever tours in human history breaking every record, and what is the score: 2 bloody numbers they think are worth of rehearsing! TWO!!! Are they joking?

Shit, and I'd been harsh when putting down the last 30 years, but that total ignorance they lately have exercised (CROSSFIRE HURRICANE) starts to like old-Soviet-like rewriting of history... Or do they need to be so honest when judging the past...

And they are right: is there anyone here missing post-TATTOO YOU songs? Right... not even the toughest of the die-hards who say to love VOODOO LOUNGE or A BIGGER BANG so much, are not making any noise... When it comes to 'chosing' the set list, the charm of the new albums quickly fades away....

No no; I am not complaining at all - I am just stunned how obvious it all is now, how 'pure nostalgia', acccepted by all fronts, and how clearly the history - the real story - is to be seen now (and how little the last 30 years actually matter)... finally.

- Doxa

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Some statistics so far. The Stones rehearsed in Paris:


Early Years
"I Wanna Be Your Man" (1963)
"Not Fade Away" (1964)
"I Just Want To Make Love To You" (1964)
"Route 66" (1964)
"Tell Me" (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (1964)
"Around And Around" (1964)
"Time Is On My Side" (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (1964)
"Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (1965)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"Satisfaction" (1965)
"That's How Strong My Love Is" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"Paint It Black" (1866)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)

The Golden Era
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy For The Devil" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" /1969)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (1969)
"Love In Vain" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Live With Me" (1969)
"Little Queenie" (1970)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Sway" (1971)
"Moonlight Mile" (1971)
"Dead Flowers" (1971)
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking?" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Rip This Joint" (1972)
"Rocks off" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Shine A Light" (1972)
"All Down The Line" (1972)
"Sweet Virginia" (1972)

The Rest
"Angie" (1973)
"It's Only Rock'n'Roll" (1974)
"If You Can't Rock Me" (1974)
"Fool to Cry" (1978)
"Miss You" (1978
"Faraway Eyes" (1978)
"Respectable" (1978)
"When The Whip Comes Down" (1978)
"Before They Make Me Run" (1978)
"Imagination" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Some Girls" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"She's So Cold" (1980)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Waiting On A Friend" (1981)
"Worried About You" (1981)
"Going To A Go-Go" (1982)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Out of Control" (1997)
"Champagne & Reefer" (2007)
"Doom & Gloom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)

Extras
"Dock of The Bay"

- Doxa

So the main album being showcased in rehearsals is Some Girls with every song having been played.

After that it's Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main Street - each with 7 songs (if you include Honky Tonk Women as part of Let It Bleed).

Too much Some Girls IMHO.

I'd much prefer to avoid warhorses that have been played to death; every time worse by the way.
They hace tons of good music even in the last 30 years
If you focus on the best years you will have the same old warhorses and hits.
We have seen and heard them playing this songs thousands of times, and it does'nt move me too much.
Anyway, they are celebrating an special aniversary, and it is understandable that the set list must be so predictable
It is true that the last 30 years are not their best, but we have kept hooked on the band and the music they have produced; and i must admit that i prefer new and fresh material than a bad version of BS, JJF, SFTD...........................

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Some statistics so far. The Stones rehearsed in Paris:


Early Years
"I Wanna Be Your Man" (1963)
"Not Fade Away" (1964)
"I Just Want To Make Love To You" (1964)
"Route 66" (1964)
"Tell Me" (1964)
"It's All Over Now" (1964)
"Around And Around" (1964)
"Time Is On My Side" (1964)
"Little Red Rooster" (1964)
"Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (1965)
"The Last Time" (1965)
"Satisfaction" (1965)
"That's How Strong My Love Is" (1965)
"Get Off of My Cloud" (1965)
"Paint It Black" (1866)
"Under My Thumb" (1966)
"Lady Jane" (1966)
"Ruby Tuesday" (1967)

The Golden Era
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (1968)
"No Expectations" (1968)
"Street Fighting Man" (1968)
"Sympathy For The Devil" (1968)
"Honky Tonk Women" /1969)
"Let It Bleed" (1969)
"Midnight Rambler" (1969)
"Love In Vain" (1969)
"Gimme Shelter" (1969)
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" (1969)
"Live With Me" (1969)
"Little Queenie" (1970)
"Brown Sugar" (1971)
"Wild Horses" (1971)
"Bitch" (1971)
"Sway" (1971)
"Moonlight Mile" (1971)
"Dead Flowers" (1971)
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking?" (1971)
"Tumbling Dice" (1972)
"Rip This Joint" (1972)
"Rocks off" (1972)
"Happy" (1972)
"Shine A Light" (1972)
"All Down The Line" (1972)
"Sweet Virginia" (1972)

The Rest
"Angie" (1973)
"It's Only Rock'n'Roll" (1974)
"If You Can't Rock Me" (1974)
"Fool to Cry" (1978)
"Miss You" (1978
"Faraway Eyes" (1978)
"Respectable" (1978)
"When The Whip Comes Down" (1978)
"Before They Make Me Run" (1978)
"Imagination" (1978)
"Shattered" (1978)
"Some Girls" (1978)
"Beast of Burden" (1978)
"She's So Cold" (1980)
"Start Me Up" (1981)
"Waiting On A Friend" (1981)
"Worried About You" (1981)
"Going To A Go-Go" (1982)
"You Got Me Rocking" (1994)
"Out of Control" (1997)
"Champagne & Reefer" (2007)
"Doom & Gloom" (2012)
"One Last Shot" (2012)

Extras
"Dock of The Bay"

- Doxa

So the main album being showcased in rehearsals is Some Girls with every song having been played.

After that it's Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main Street - each with 7 songs (if you include Honky Tonk Women as part of Let It Bleed).

Too much Some Girls IMHO.

With you there - love the album but hey, why not more songs from Aftermath or some of the seldom played genius songs on Beggars Banquet such as Parachute Woman, Salt of The Earth or indeed the never played live Jigsaw Puzzle.

In fact no one ever talks about wanting to hear Jigsaw Puzzle live. What a thrill to hear that would be.

Hi Doxa, first of all thank you very much for putting up the list of songs rehearsed so far. I could skip Tumbling Dice as I had it on every show attended since 1976, but for all others I could live with it.

Perhaps I am now reading the tea leaves but I assume that there is a strategy in rehearsing most songs until the It's only Rock and Roll era. If they will have guests like Taylor and / or Wyman they would know these songs still from their heart. Also other musicians would not refer to the latest issue of Stones Material.

Mind you as much as I loved Bigger Bang songs like Back of My Hand or Rain Fall Down I heard those during the BB Tour as well. Of course it would be nice to have a song from Voodoo Lounge or Steel Wheels, but at the end they can only present an small part of their vast anthology.

A nice choice Jigsaw Puzzle and parachute woman. Why not try everything is turning? or down on the hole? or a rough version of One hit? Sad sad was very nice played live as well. Sparks will fly, cheap the thrill........riug justice, oh no not you again.....................

Where is "Lies"?

can't do Some Girls without that..