Answer: Staples Center - CYHMK. Agree? (Also, Glastonberry CYHMK)

WHat was Jagger, Woods and Richards words while Taylor was soloing? Dying to know....also loved Taylor's cigarette in his guitar....Once a Stone, Always a Stone....

No Expectations would have to be way up there too.

Midnight Rambler every night

For me, it was"Memory Motel"

Lady Jane - 02 Arena, London - 12th November 2012

Ruby Tuesday - Hyde Park, London - 13th July 2013





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Midnight Rambler every night

Right on! Totally agree.

seeing most of the tour

I would say glastonbury

1. Seeing Taylor popping up on stage out of the blue for MR at O2/1
2. Waking up to the setlist of LA/2
3. The fantastic day spent at the corner of stage/catwalk in T3 for HP II

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duffydawg
Answer: Staples Center - CYHMK. Agree? (Also, Glastonberry CYHMK)
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Also MR all shows

JJF Glastonbury...

Out of Control!

Taylorites rampaging through the streets of Los Angeles demanding he be reinstated.

It was a beautiful thing. But as in all revolutions, we woke up to a darker future: Two songs a night.

Glasto + GS (with Lady Gaga)

For me it was Lady Jane, the first CYHMK and Beast Of Burden in Hyde Park.

Most importantly, that the band was able to play good and consistant shows over a long period of time.

The first show of the tour was amazing!

All down the line

Have you seen Satisfaction from Glastonbury? If you haven't, drop everything and go see it now!!!

What else is there, well I agree that No Expectations, every Midnight Rambler, the Emotional Rescue debut, and a few other things. These stick out the most though.

Jumping Jack Flash from Glastonbury was amazing. The way Keith really gave it all and you could see him on the big screen in the background...you could tell this was the start of something AMAZING!

Obviously is a highlight for me beacause I was there :

Le Trabendo
Lady Jane
HP 2

The ones that hurt to have missed is LA2 and Glasto.

As a bystander and not seen any shows on this leg of the tour,I would say the setlist of LA2 was a dream,and must rank as a great show.
Glastonbury was great and good videos still exist for a lot of the show.
Hyde Park gigs must have both been great.
Anyone who only saw one show live must have thought that was the show of the tour.
Rambler every night was great.
Ruby Tuesday and Glastonbury Girl I realy liked.
Lisa and Mick doing Gimme Shelter at Hyde Park 1.
So many great songs and moments from this tour.
One song I missed was Out of Control.
All in all,the tour music wise was a roaring success for The Rolling Stones.
Other aspects of it have a lot to be desired.

Of course the reclaiming and tour evolution of Midnight Rambler as a vehicle for Mick Taylor's heart-warming soloing was a marvel to behold. But for surprises then it has to be Glastonbury Girl.

With that one song Jagger and the Stones showed how important they placed this gig. They prepared, they delivered, the crowd loved them. A classic Stones show that has now become legendary.

MICK TAYLOR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Philadelphia 2
Anaheim 2
London 2 (2012)
Those are my 3 favourite shows I have seen so far. Was able to see 11 out of 26 shows on 12/13 (not counting clubshows) .

I think that the Glastonbury set was also very good, but as I know it only from the videos I will not judge.

memory motel in boston come on

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memory motel in boston come on

I didn't know they played Come On there too. ><

The 2 shows at the O2 Arena - London. Because all living Rolling Stones members were on stage. I saw only the 1st night with Jeff Beck as a guest and that was also very special, the Stones sound with him like a hard rock band. absolute great!! ><

Hyde Park audience

gotta be the secret gig in Chicago..we still don't have any info about it.

True fans winning out over greed and being able to attend shows at relatively normal prices.
It did wonders for the vibe in the second half of the N.A shows.

Midnight Rambler.

Any time Keith nailed an intro.

Street Fighting Man at Toronto 1.

Worried About You at Toronto 2.

Can't You Hear Me Knocking.

Glastonbury, because it could have been so embarrassing and it wasn't at all.

Scarfgate.

Dean Goodman's breath-of-fresh-air reviews from LA cutting through the hype when it was needed most.

The great whiner debate of 2013.

The lively characters that have made this site a treat, including but not limited to, treacle, Munich, Tod, Stonehearted, Thrylan, Max, Doxa, 71tele, 24fps, flacvinyl, sonomastone etc. (that's just off the top of my head, apologies to the rest...)

BV going hardcore and seeing every single show.

Yeah, BV was one of the highlight that's truth!