As follows. Taylor plays on all songs. I wanted to get Hot Stuff in here somewhere (a la Knebworth, not the lame studio version) but somehow I just can't imagine them pulling it off convincingly these days.

Hey Negrita as a jam intro, medleyed with Brown Sugar
Bitch
Stray Cat Blues
Gimme Shelter
You Gotta Move
Dead Flowers

(acoustic set)
Sweet Virginia
No Expectations
I Got The Blues
Sister Morphine

Love In Vain (Keith and Ronnie on acoustic, Taylor plugged in)
Midnight Rambler
Silver Train
Bye Bye Johnny
Beast Of Burden
Time Waits For No One, medleyed with YCAGWYW (Taylor's solo acts as a segue, the chords being the same)

Encore:
Satisfaction medleyed with Uptight (Everything's Alright), feat. Stevie Wonder
Street Fighting Man



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Stoneburst
As follows. Taylor plays on all songs. I wanted to get Hot Stuff in here somewhere (a la Knebworth, not the lame studio version) but somehow I just can't imagine them pulling it off convincingly these days.

Hey Negrita as a jam intro, medleyed with Brown Sugar
Bitch
Stray Cat Blues
Gimme Shelter
You Gotta Move
Dead Flowers

(acoustic set)
Sweet Virginia
No Expectations
I Got The Blues
Sister Morphine

Love In Vain (Keith and Ronnie on acoustic, Taylor plugged in)
Midnight Rambler
Silver Train
Bye Bye Johnny
Beast Of Burden
Time Waits For No One, medleyed with YCAGWYW (Taylor's solo acts as a segue, the chords being the same)

Encore:
Satisfaction medleyed with Uptight (Everything's Alright), feat. Stevie Wonder
Street Fighting Man

Great set list!!

However, I would substitute the following - Torn and Frayed for Sister Morphine, Luxury for Bye Bye Johnny, and somewhere Shattered would be inserted- maybe after or before Beast of Burden

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

Many of the warhorses aren't even hits, and were never released as singles. They're simply great songs.

It's interesting that MR now is regarded as a warhorse

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

Many of the warhorses aren't even hits, and were never released as singles. They're simply great songs.

It's interesting that MR now is regarded as a warhorse

I'll make it simple- we want to hear Mother's Little Helper, Torn and frayed, Let it Loose, Blue Turns to Grey, Hand of Fate, etc... live ....even tunes off of Flowers would be favored.

Great idea, but it'll never happen-- one of the main reasons is that most of the people attending the shows would have never heard of most of these songs---they only know the warhorses............
too bad.

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Great idea, but it'll never happen-- one of the main reasons is that most of the people attending the shows would have never heard of most of these songs---they only know the warhorses............
too bad.

It's a shame to all. The youth and general public don't know the great classics (EOMS, BB, Flowers..etc..). It is also disturbing that we suffer from mainstream objectives.

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bob r
Great idea, but it'll never happen-- one of the main reasons is that most of the people attending the shows would have never heard of most of these songs---they only know the warhorses............
too bad.

It's a shame to all. The youth and general public don't know the great classics (EOMS, BB, Flowers..etc..). It is also disturbing that we suffer from mainstream objectives.

Don't associate ignorance solely with age.

It's ironically quite ignorant.

1. Satisfaction
2. Street Fighting Man
3. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
4. Rocks Off
5. Saint of Me
6. Waiting On a Friend
7. If You Can't Rock Me
Introductions
8. All I Have To Do Is Dream (Keith vocals)
9. You Don't Have To Mean It (Keith vocals)
10. Slave
11. Hand of Fate
12. Tie You Up
13. Loving Cup
14. Stop Breaking Down
15. All Down the Line
16. Monkey Man
17. Under My Thumb
18. Dance (Pt. 1)
19. Time Is On My Side
20. Let's Spend the Night Together
21. Brown Sugar

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

I didn't start this thread as a criticism of the Stones' set lists. It's just a fun idea. It's understandable given that they're playing to huge crowds, for a limited amount of shows (one in each city), that they do what they do.

TheBlockbuster made a comment about similarities with some of the set lists proposed here with the Licks tour. That's what I loved about the Licks tour - with the warhorses aplenty for the stadium shows, but more variety for the arena and theater shows.

That being said, if the Stones chose to cut down their warhorses to 7 or 8 instead of 12 to 13 or so, I wouldn't be displeased. Midnight Rambler is always my favorite show-stopper, but I think they could alternate it with CYHMK, and alternate Sympathy with Shelter, stick in IYCRM instead of IORR, and so on.

Maybe the next tour, with a new album and less (just a tad) "nostalgia"!



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bob r
Great idea, but it'll never happen-- one of the main reasons is that most of the people attending the shows would have never heard of most of these songs---they only know the warhorses............
too bad.

It's a shame to all. The youth and general public don't know the great classics (EOMS, BB, Flowers..etc..). It is also disturbing that we suffer from mainstream objectives.

Flowers?

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Start Me Up
Sad Sad Sad
Saint of Me
She Was Hot
Shattered
She Smiled Sweetly
Star Star
Slave
(Taylor set)
Street Fighting Man
Silver Train
Stop Breaking Down>Shake Your Hips
Stray Cat Blues
Sway
(Acoustic Set with Taylor and Wood trading electric slide when needed)
Sweet Virginia
Sweet Black Angel
Sister Morphine
Salt of the Earth
(Back to Electric- Taylor leaves)
Some Girls
She's a Rainbow
Shine A Light

Encores (Taylor returns)
Sympathy for the Devil
Satisfaction

LOL! ><

1 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
2 It's All Over Now
3 Route 66
4 Hey Mona
5 She Said Yeah
6 Have Mercy
7 Out Of Time
8 Sitting On A Fence
9 Till The Next Time We Say Goodbye
10 Can't You Hear me Knocking
11 Citadel
12 We Love You
13 Can You Hear The Music
14 Coming Down Again
15 Connection
16 Paint It Black
17 Stray Cat Blues
18 Undercover
19 I'm Free
20 Moonlight Mile

1 start me up
2 iorr
3 all down the line
4 rocks off
5 winter
6 star star
7 20 flight rock
8 gimme shelter
9 sleep tonight (Keith)
10 little T&A (Keith)
11 2000 lightyears from home
12 street Fighting man
13 honky tonk woman
14 tumbling dice
15 Brown sugar
16 jumping jack flash
17 sympathy for the devil
18 you can't always get what you want
19 satisfaction

1. Out Of Control
2. Live With Me
3. She Was Hot (with Mick Taylor)
4. Shine A Light (with Mick Taylor)
5. Gimme Shelter
6. Undercover Of The Night
7. Doom And Gloom
8. Little Queenie
9. It Won't Take Long
10. 100 Years Ago (with Mick Taylor)
11. Fool To Cry
12. Learning The Game
13. I Wanna Hold You
14. Time Is On My Side (with Mick Taylor)
15. Can't You Hear Me Knocking (with Mick Taylor)
16. Honky Tonk Woman
17. Heartbreaker (with Mick Taylor)
18. 2000 Light Years From Home
19. Sympathy For The Devil (with Mick Taylor)
-- ENCORE --
20. Brown Sugar
21. Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)

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Start Me Up
Sad Sad Sad
Saint of Me
She Was Hot
Shattered
She Smiled Sweetly
Star Star
Slave
(Taylor set)
Street Fighting Man
Silver Train
Stop Breaking Down>Shake Your Hips
Stray Cat Blues
Sway
(Acoustic Set with Taylor and Wood trading electric slide when needed)
Sweet Virginia
Sweet Black Angel
Sister Morphine
Salt of the Earth
(Back to Electric- Taylor leaves)
Some Girls
She's a Rainbow
Shine A Light

Encores (Taylor returns)
Sympathy for the Devil
Satisfaction

ssssssssuperb ssssset ><

Thanks franzk and Dandelion Powderman! I thought why not see what letter of the alphabet would give a great setlist with only a few warhorses. The letter S did just that... The pre concert music could be Stoned on a loop. One can trade She's So Cold in for She Was Hot.

As the thread owner asked I am keeping this realistic although I get people wanting their pie in the sky set lists..

Street fighting man
Route 66
Oh no not you again (with me as special guest playing cowbell )
One hit
Get off of my cloud
Don't stop (no Jagger on the axe)
Waiting on a friend (no Jagger on the axe)
Out of tears
Gunface
It won't take long
Can't you hear me knocking (Taylor enters and play till the end of the gig)

The worst
Thief in the night

Satisfaction
All down the line
Out of control
Saint of me (no Jagger on the axe)
Star star

As tears go by
Brown sugar


Ah thank you for that five lovely minutes of tuning out from the world and daydreaming Timels....

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

Right on. Enjoy this while we can cause when it's over, it's over.

lights go down and Might As Well Get Juiced studio recording plays. video screen montage.

Start Me Up (only Stones and Chuck onstage for first 5 songs))
Around and Around
If You Can't Rock Me/-->
Get Off My Cloud (KR/RW backup vox on chorus)
Monkey Man

Angie (Brussels-style, MT on stage)
Dead Flowers (keith doing loud harmony vocals, Lisa/Bernard now onstage)
Star Star (Bobby Keys now onstage)
Heartbreaker (all horns onstage, RW-wah guitar) MT offstage at end

Beast of Burden/Intros
KR-Slipping Away
KR/Lisa-Time is on My Side (ala Winos' version w/ Sarah Dash)

2000 Light Years from home
Gimme Shelter (MT back on for duration, extended solo)
Out of Control
Rip This Joint
Mixed Emotions
Till the Next Goodbye

Cant You Hear Me Knocking
Brown Sugar (with OzHeavyThrobber as special guest playing cowbell )

1. Monkey Man
2. Rough Justice
3. The Hand of Fate
4. Dirty Work
5. Lady Jane
6. Summer Romance
7. Silver Train
8. Heart of Stone
9. Can't You Hear Me Knocking?
10. Harlem Shuffle
11. Down The Road Apiece
12. Moonlight Mile
13. The Salt of the Earth
14. Loving Cup
15. Time Waits for No One
16. Love is Strong
17. Gimme Shelter
18. Brown Sugar
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19. Jumping Jack Flash
20. Satisfaction

Doh - I forgot the 2 Keith songs. Oh well - back to reality.



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stonehearted & howled - spot on

Star

Warhorses fill the seats. Do people not understand?

Yes but this thread is for fun and not about set list complaints. People that post on this thread that keep raising this matter perhaps would be mindful of this.

Street Fighting Man
It Won't Take Long
Sparks Will Fly
Let Me Down Slow
Jump On Top of Me
The Storm
Do You Think I Care
Out of Tears

Transition: Crotch Music

B-Stage:
Hot Stuff
Mean Disposition
Little Queenie

Keith's Set:
The Worst
Connection

Out of Control
Saint of Me
Baby Break it Down
Lowdown
One More Shot
You Got Me Rocking

ENC: Jumping Jack Flash

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OzHeavyThrobber
As the thread owner asked I am keeping this realistic although I get people wanting their pie in the sky set lists..

Street fighting man
Route 66
Oh no not you again (with me as special guest playing cowbell )
One hit
Get off of my cloud
Don't stop (no Jagger on the axe)
Waiting on a friend (no Jagger on the axe)
Out of tears
Gunface
It won't take long
Can't you hear me knocking (Taylor enters and play till the end of the gig)

The worst
Thief in the night

Satisfaction
All down the line
Out of control
Saint of me (no Jagger on the axe)
Star star

As tears go by
Brown sugar


Ah thank you for that five lovely minutes of tuning out from the world and daydreaming Timels....

I don't know about As Tears Go By as an encore, but I like this set.

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SharksWillCry
Street Fighting Man
It Won't Take Long
Sparks Will Fly
Let Me Down Slow
Jump On Top of Me
The Storm
Do You Think I Care
Out of Tears

Transition: Crotch Music

B-Stage:
Hot Stuff
Mean Disposition
Little Queenie

Keith's Set:
The Worst
Connection

Out of Control
Saint of Me
Baby Break it Down
Lowdown
One More Shot
You Got Me Rocking

ENC: Jumping Jack Flash

This is "slightly" on the more unrealistic side with many lesser known tunes, but I also like it. Good of you to use about only 2 war horses. (YGMR now has warhorse status, doesn't it?)

Mean Disposition, that's one I'd like to hear. Man I loved the Licks arena shows that started with SFM.

OK, I'll try to make a realistic set:

Street Fighting Man
If You Can't Rock Me
Rip This Joint
Love Is Strong
Back Street Girl
Emotional Rescue
Rough Justice
Out Of Control
Undercover (Of The Night)
Midnight Rambler
Can't Be Seen
You Got The Silver
Worried About You
Monkey Man
Bitch
All Down The Line
Rocks Off
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash

- One hit (to the body)
- Star star
- Hey negrita
- Sway
- Out of control
- Hide your love
- Silver train
- Sparks will fly
- Sleep tonight
- All about you
- Midnight rambler
- Down in the hole
- Monkey man
- Blinded by rainbows
- Time waits for no one
- We love you
- Brown sugar
- Gimme shelter
- Jumpin' Jack flash

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stonehearted
All Quiet On The Wasted Front....



....But, seriously, why are there so many here who can't stand enjoying their greatest hits?

These songs that people complain about, they were hits for a reason--they are their best work. Why would they play a concert showcasing only their substandard fillers and B-sides?

Think of it this way: If you had a friend who was interested in discovering their music, would you hand them Hot Rocks.... or Dirty Work and Black and Blue?

How did you first discover the Stones? Because you heard Jack Flash or Brown Sugar on the radio, not because you heard track 4 of Black and Blue or track 8 of Goats Head Soup.

I made EXILE into a single LP and STICKY FINGERS into a double LP.

1. If You Can't Rock Me
2. Street Fighting Man
3. She Saw Me Coming
4. Summer Romance
5. Tumbling Dice
6. No Spare Parts
7. Jigsaw Puzzle
8. All The Way Down
9. Sleep Tonight
10. Coming Down Again
11. Hang Fire
12. Shattered
13. Tie You Up
14. Turd On The Run (with Mick Taylor)
15. Tops (with Mick Taylor)
16. Rocks Off (with Mick Taylor)
17. I Not Signifying (with Mick Taylor)
18. Time Waits For No One (with Mick Taylor)
19. Plundered My Soul (with Mick Taylor)
20. Can't You Hear Me Knocking (with Mick Taylor)
21. Brown Sugar (with Mick Taylor)