If the Stones would do an 'Album' tour plus some greatest hits...
what would be your choice?

I'd prefer the entire 'Sticky Fingers' album plus

Honky Tonk Women
Sympathy
Midnight Rambler
All Down The Line
Far Away Eyes
Start Me Up
...and Keith on vocals with BTMMR and Slipping Away

TSMR

Out Of Our Heads or December's Children or Aftermath or the 1st album...etc.

A Bigger Bang.

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MingSubu
TSMR

It's high time to undertake the Undercover/Dirty work tour that should have been...

Probable set:

Also Sprach Zarathustra

She Was Hot
Fight
Undercover of the Night
Shattered
Back To Zero
Dirty Work
Sway
Rocks Off
Tie You Up
One Hit To The Body
Midnight Rambler
Heartbreaker
Wanna Hold You
Too Rude
Pretty Beat Up
All The Way Down
Had It With You
Tumbling Dice
Start Me Up
Harlem Shuffle
I Think I'm Going Mad
Beast Of Burden
Jumping Jack Flash
Satisfaction

Aftermath UK plus the songs missing from the US edition and Let it Bleed

GRRR album

Let It Bleed or Sticky Fingers or both together because that covers a lot of the hits as well. Set list for "The Bleeding Fingers Tour"....

"Brown Sugar"
"Let It Bleed"
"Sway"
"I Got the Blues"
"Gimme Shelter"
"Monkey Man"
"Moonlight Mile"
"You Got the Silver"
"Dead Flowers"
"You Can't Always Get What You Want"
"You Gotta Move"
"Bitch"
"Sister Morphine"
"Love in Vain"
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking"
"Live with Me"
"Wild Horses"
"Country Honk" (Honky Tonk Women)
"Midnight Rambler"

Hot Rocks, although there would be complaints of too many warhorses played!!

A "Dirty Work-special", if only to convert the "disbelievers"

How about a NEW album tour.

GHS and give Keith a 5 song set that would include Coming Down Again, All About You and his three from BRIDGES TO BABYLON.

Aftermath and between the buttons

They would do Some Girls because it's their biggest album, and they've played most everything from it anyway. And because the songs are so basic, it would be the album that would translate best live, particularly with the latter day stripped down stage arrangement. It would have to be an album that's had most of its songs played, because with most of their albums they've forgotten how to play at least half of the tracks from each album because so many of those songs have never once been played live. Therefore, Aftermath is out of the question (Out Of Time) as would be It's Only Rock n Roll (TWFNO). It wouldn't be Sticky Fingers because Brown Sugar would be featured during the "Hits" portion of the show. It wouldn't be Exile because it's too long and would basically be the whole show, and they'd want to leave half the show for hits. It wouldn't be anything up to Beggars Banquet because those albums have too many small pop obscurities that both the band and the general public have long since left behind. Beggars and Let It Bleed are the two main possibilities from their classic period, because each is short and solid enough, along with enough recognizable material, to work. Some Girls and Tattoo You from their middle period would be the only other possibilities, because they still have a feel for the music on those albums, but nothing later than those because they tend not to play too much recorded after Tattoo You anyway.

They did a modified version of this on the Licks Tour. We got four or five cuts from Beggars Banquet in a row the night I saw them.

Exile On Main Street and Black And Blue. Two of their top 6 albums,with great songs that haven't been played 50 million times on the radio or in concert!

Then we hope for The 2014 Out of our Heads Tour for heavens sake...

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I say they should do Flashpoint or no security.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-01-31 09:23 by mrD.

If they would do, it would be in late 2015, early 2016 with 40 dates around the world...
In my opinion, a good set set could be:

01. You Got Me Rocking
02. Heartbreaker
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Under My Thumb
05. Tumbling Dice
06. Can't You Hear Me Knocking
07. Let's Spend The Night Together
08. All Down The Line
09. Time Is On My Side
10. Star Star
11. Just My Imagination
12. I Wanna Hold You
13. You Got The Silver
14. Paint It Black
15. 2000 Light Years From Home
16. Sympathy For The Devil
17. Gimme Shelter
18. Don't Stop
19. Get Off Of My Cloud
20. It's Only Rock'n'Roll
21. Jumpin' Jack Flash
22. Brown Sugar
23. Satisfaction

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They would do Some Girls because it's their biggest album, and they've played most everything from it anyway. And because the songs are so basic, it would be the album that would translate best live, particularly with the latter day stripped down stage arrangement. It would have to be an album that's had most of its songs played, because with most of their albums they've forgotten how to play at least half of the tracks from each album because so many of those songs have never once been played live. Therefore, Aftermath is out of the question (Out Of Time) as would be It's Only Rock n Roll (TWFNO). It wouldn't be Sticky Fingers because Brown Sugar would be featured during the "Hits" portion of the show. It wouldn't be Exile because it's too long and would basically be the whole show, and they'd want to leave half the show for hits. It wouldn't be anything up to Beggars Banquet because those albums have too many small pop obscurities that both the band and the general public have long since left behind. Beggars and Let It Bleed are the two main possibilities from their classic period, because each is short and solid enough, along with enough recognizable material, to work. Some Girls and Tattoo You from their middle period would be the only other possibilities, because they still have a feel for the music on those albums, but nothing later than those because they tend not to play too much recorded after Tattoo You anyway.

Shine A Light was the Some Girls show...they played something like 14 of the 10 tracks from that LP...

it won't happen. but , just for fun, i'd like black and blue, dirty work or emotional rescue.

If the Stones would do a NEW album tour ...