Everything Is Turning To Gold: even the 10 min. outtake always gets a second spin.
Child of the Moon
Whip, 78 and 81 live versions
And for some reason - inexplicable indeed - Casino Boogie as well.

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

lately :
worried about you
bitch
can't you hear me knockin'?
little red rooster....

Moonlight Mile
If You Can't Rock Me
Beast Of Burden
When The Whip Comes Down
How Can I Stop
Love Is Strong
Mona (I Need You Baby)
I Am Waiting
High And Dry

Monkey Man, in whatever version. The second time I play it, I always turn up to volume. Love that song.
Edward

Well Mark!

Highwire is just one of a big bunch of songs that has to be played twice at my place. Quite a good one though.

At the moment there is one song that starts over and over again and that is Saint of me. A strong one with it's gospel inspirated rythm and feel.

Hans

HJofSweden

Cry to Me

Worried About You
Hey! Hey! You Got Me Rockin': love the instrumental parts ..real rock'n roll
Faraway Eyes
Sympathy for the Devil (FlashPoint)
Gimme Shelter
I'm a King Bee

Moonlight Mile is a good one Dandelion, another one that I like is Salt of the Earth. Great Song.
ChelseaDrugstore, I agree that it is a great line, but I love every line on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. The woman screaming "Paint It Black you devils." "Charlie's good tonight, isn't he." another classic.

Raise your glass to the good and the evil, Let's drink to the salt of the earth.

Moonlight Mile is a good one Dandelion, another one that I like is Salt of the Earth. Great Song.
ChelseaDrugstore, I agree that it is a great line, but I love every line on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. The woman screaming "Paint It Black you devils." "Charlie's good tonight, isn't he." another classic.

Raise your glass to the good and the evil, Let's drink to the salt of the earth.

Sympathy... Boston ... March 22 1999...Evil Stuff.

ROCKMAN

After heavy thinkning - I imagine of myself and Stones
that I listen in a very intense way -
I just find one single track: "Shine A Light", Exile...
I cant provide the honoured forum user with any boot version,
´cause I aint got so many boots.

...(and: ) Care for... HEAVY HUNGARIAN ROCK,
PROGRESSIVE, PSYCHEDELIC, SYMPHONIC;
with a band that have existed for 43 years... ?
Yeah; Progressive age-siblings to Stones Hungarian Omega: Just
l o o k b e l o w at my thread from yesterday nite ("OMEGA...")...
It´s possible to listen to their whole domestic catalogue)...
Stay within that thread, and I´ll help you out with the
most audible and smashing songs from circa 1967 to 1981-82.
A starting tip, some hors d´ouvre:s (pardon my French)
are at the thread.

Gimmie Shelter, Paradiso '95 version. Two times??? I put it on repeat and i can listen to it for hours! Absolut FANTASTIC guitars!!!!!!!!!

Cheers,
Wuudy



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Dead Flowers

When I heard "Sweet Virginia" it hits me right away. Can't listen to it enough. Crazy about those bootlegs early seventies when the song was done quite raw.

It's a simple song, although the ritme of the cords are quite complex to play (I'm just a rookie guitar player) The lyrics are mysterious, like most good stones songs. Mick's voice is made for this song, but the awesome touch is.... the just slight behind backingvocals of Keith! (have you ever tried that to sing backing vocals like keith? It's so hard!)

Monkey Man.

And for all those people who bash Ronnie and his solo playing check out the aforementioned "When The Whip Comes Down" on Sucking In The 70's. Ronnie tore the shit out of that song.

Milo, NYC
Who's that woman on your arm