In no particular order (all studio versions):

Citadel
Stray Cat Blues
Sympathy For The Devil
Satisfaction
Before They Make Me Run
Happy
Jumping Jack Flash
Start Me Up
She's A Rainbow
Under My Thumb
Back Street Girl
Pretty Beat Up
One Hit (To The Body)
You Gotta Move
Let It Loose
Beast Of Burden
Some Girls
Bitch
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
Terrifying

The Chuck Berry stuff.

All Down the Line & Rocks Off

...for the sheer chaotic, barely in tune, attitude and energy

gomper
gomper, pt. 2

Tod ...


...get yer coat ;^)

The slamming of the door on We Love You.

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Silver Dagger
The slamming of the door on We Love You.

i thought it was missing a little anger...should have tried it a few more times.

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

Probably Stray Cat Blues would come out close to the top for me... there are so many choices though.

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gomper
gomper, pt. 2

The intro of Gomper is ace.

I like the rest too, but this is an intro thread.

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

bill wyman thanks you

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order (all studio versions):

Citadel
Stray Cat Blues
Sympathy For The Devil
Satisfaction
Before They Make Me Run
Happy
Jumping Jack Flash
Start Me Up
She's A Rainbow
Under My Thumb
Back Street Girl
Pretty Beat Up
One Hit (To The Body)
You Gotta Move
Let It Loose
Beast Of Burden
Some Girls
Bitch
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
Terrifying

Live With Me

Slave..

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

bill wyman thanks you

The riff is not in the intro, but Keith's bass is

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

I tend to agree. Then again, the Stones have many cool intros.

Ventilator Blues is another good one, btw.

Can't You Hear Me Knocking intro.

well and what about Gimme Shelter..

The Last Time..

And to think we owe it to Bill...

Anyway, "Under My Thumb" from Still Life for me, haven't been able to get over it since I first heard it in 1982! Quite like the Neighbours intro too.

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

bill wyman thanks you

The riff is not in the intro, but Keith's bass is

stop splitting hairs...keith has so few left

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DandelionPowderman
In no particular order...

That's a lot of favorite(s)

My favorite riff is Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's the greatest rock n roll riff ever written.

bill wyman thanks you

The riff is not in the intro, but Keith's bass is

stop splitting hairs...keith has so few left

I reckon all of them have...

'Satisfaction' for starters.

So many more...

Opening chords to 'Under My Thumb' always impressed with.

The opening line to 'Ruby Tuesday' immediately draws you in.

Always intrigued by the Charlie's drums and Mick's vocal sounds on intro to SFTD.

Love intro to 'Street Fighting Man.'

Of course, there's always 'Brown Sugar' & 'Start Me Up.'

I could go on...

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nightskyman
'Satisfaction' for starters.

So many more...

Opening chords to 'Under My Thumb' always impressed with.

The opening line to 'Ruby Tuesday' immediately draws you in.

Always intrigued by the Charlie's drums and Mick's vocal sounds on intro to SFTD.

Love intro to 'Street Fighting Man.'

Of course, there's always 'Brown Sugar' & 'Start Me Up.'

I could go on...

please do...you're doing so nicely

I've always loved the peacefulness of the Monkey Man intro..

which is rudely interrupted by that guitar..

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nightskyman
'Satisfaction' for starters.

So many more...

Opening chords to 'Under My Thumb' always impressed with.

The opening line to 'Ruby Tuesday' immediately draws you in.

Always intrigued by the Charlie's drums and Mick's vocal sounds on intro to SFTD.

Love intro to 'Street Fighting Man.'

Of course, there's always 'Brown Sugar' & 'Start Me Up.'

I could go on...

please do...you're doing so nicely

But there are so many...and that's the beauty of the listening to the Stones.

I'll just add that I do have a preference to the 65-74 period.

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Silver Dagger
The slamming of the door on We Love You.

i thought it was missing a little anger...should have tried it a few more times.

I know what you're saying but you have to balance that with the incredible slap back echo they got on it which required a reputed 87 takes.

The half tempo 3/4 pitch delay on the actual creeking of the hinges was nothing short of masterful. Others attempted it. Oh yes, George Martin, Bruce Botnik, Brian Wilson - they all tried but failed miserably. For that moment alone modern music owes the Stones a lot.



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Cowbell on Honky Tonk Women

Honky Tonk Women

Although it's been played to death, the intro to Tumbling Dice is amazingly elegant.

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nightskyman
'Satisfaction' for starters.

So many more...

Opening chords to 'Under My Thumb' always impressed with.

The opening line to 'Ruby Tuesday' immediately draws you in.

Always intrigued by the Charlie's drums and Mick's vocal sounds on intro to SFTD.

Love intro to 'Street Fighting Man.'

Of course, there's always 'Brown Sugar' & 'Start Me Up.'

I could go on...

please do...you're doing so nicely

But there are so many....

tough. you got something BETTER to do today??

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nightskyman
'Satisfaction' for starters.

So many more...

Opening chords to 'Under My Thumb' always impressed with.

The opening line to 'Ruby Tuesday' immediately draws you in.

Always intrigued by the Charlie's drums and Mick's vocal sounds on intro to SFTD.

Love intro to 'Street Fighting Man.'

Of course, there's always 'Brown Sugar' & 'Start Me Up.'

I could go on...

please do...you're doing so nicely

But there are so many....

tough. you got something BETTER to do today??

Work at my job...I'm pushing it even responding right now.

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Although it's been played to death, the intro to Tumbling Dice is amazingly elegant.

My favorite