Midnight Rambler - Brussels
Little Queenie - Get Yer YaYa's Out

I have always loved the Sympathy from Hyde Park 69. To me, nothing beats the drummers intro and the damn thing runs for 18 minutes, how can you beat that!

The long Sympathy from Hyde Park has always been my favorite live version of that song.

stonesstein

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Rocks Off, 1972

Lol and I always thought that was terrible.But I'll listen again . .

Gimme Shelter from L.A. 1975. July 13th.

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Gimme Shelter from L.A. 1975. July 13th.

That's a great version! My favourite live version of GS as well

Yeah, when I got the vinyl bootleg Who went to church (just 9-10 songs on it) right from the start I liked Gimme Shelter - and electric Wild Horses.

I just cannot believe that nobody even remotely hints at L&G's All down the line. That is just pure passion with one of MT's best slide performances.

Great one indeed!

that may be the hottest ADTL I have ever heard, though I am fond of Brussels....

stonesstein

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I can't even feel the pain no more
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Dancing With Mr D from whatever it's called, Brussels, is pretty damn good.

Under my thumb from Still life.

Wow! Right now I'm listenig to L.A. Friday and Midnight Rambler goes on for...15 freaking minutes!!! Great!

Gimme Shelter from NO Security. Spine tingling!

Also, Love In Vain from Ladies & Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones!

Sympathy MSG and Altamont 1969.
And Satisfaction MSG and Altamont 1969.

Those 2 songs are simply incredible and played so well...

You Can't Always Get What You Want from Brussels is 12 minutes of pure bliss.

Almost anything from Ya Yas.

YCAGWYW, Gimme Shelter, and Tumbling Dice from Brussels.

Side 3 of Love You Live (but nothing from the other sides).

Let It Rock B-side from Leeds.

I think angie from Brussels deserves a mention...perfect with great vicals also

Midnight Rambler - Brussels

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Under my thumb from Still life.

you get a 'thumb up' from me there.

they took a great little ditty and transformed it into something anthemic.

That's how strong my love is from vredenburg Utrecht 2003

GS '72 :

It is interesting to note that there are so few citations to tracks from the Brian era for the Greatest Live Stones Track. I am surprised with all the Brian fans on here.

stonesstein

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Gimmie Shelter, Paradiso, '95.

Good call! That version still gives me chills...I remember just getting into the Stones in high school and seeing the MTV Stripped special, and that was the song that completely blew me away.

Amazing dual lead work from Keith and Ronnie and Lisa was on fire.

I also love the version of Rip This Joint from that special, where Bobby plays the sax right into Mick's vocal mic. Classic old school moment...and Jack Nicholson was sitting up in the balcony with Jerry.

I'll go along with Let It Rock.

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tatters
Gimmie Shelter, Paradiso, '95.

Good call! That version still gives me chills...I remember just getting into the Stones in high school and seeing the MTV Stripped special, and that was the song that completely blew me away.

Amazing dual lead work from Keith and Ronnie and Lisa was on fire.

I also love the version of Rip This Joint from that special, where Bobby plays the sax right into Mick's vocal mic. Classic old school moment...and Jack Nicholson was sitting up in the balcony with Jerry.

...and Lisa hittin' that high note, to me the best she ever sounded (maybe that's another thread).

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tatters
Gimmie Shelter, Paradiso, '95.

Good call! That version still gives me chills...I remember just getting into the Stones in high school and seeing the MTV Stripped special, and that was the song that completely blew me away.

Amazing dual lead work from Keith and Ronnie and Lisa was on fire.

I also love the version of Rip This Joint from that special, where Bobby plays the sax right into Mick's vocal mic. Classic old school moment...and Jack Nicholson was sitting up in the balcony with Jerry.

...and Lisa hittin' that high note, to me the best she ever sounded (maybe that's another thread).

Any number of times I've heard that live, with Lisa on back up has got to be one of the highlights of the show.



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tatters
Gimmie Shelter, Paradiso, '95.

Good call! That version still gives me chills...I remember just getting into the Stones in high school and seeing the MTV Stripped special, and that was the song that completely blew me away.

Amazing dual lead work from Keith and Ronnie and Lisa was on fire.

I also love the version of Rip This Joint from that special, where Bobby plays the sax right into Mick's vocal mic. Classic old school moment...and Jack Nicholson was sitting up in the balcony with Jerry.

I've heard that one and thought - and still do - that it wasn't as good a the Gimme Shelter from NO SECURITY. Which is pretty gotdamned good.

I am still more of a fan of Shelter from 72 and 73 than after, but 95 Paradiso is good.

One version is REALLY great from the modern era - 2002 PacBell - WOW!

stonesstein

Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972