Love in vain - Get Yer YaYa's Out
JJF (with the solo during the end of the song) - Gimme Shelter
Tumbling Dice - from L.A Friday (CD)
Honky Tonk Women - Leeds 1971
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Leeds 1971
You Can't Always Get What You Want - MSG 1972
2000 Light Years From Home - Live At The Tokyo Dome (Live 1990)
Some Girls - from Shine a light.
Sympathy for the devil - Get Yer YaYa's Out



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Loved JJF from Gimme Shelter live at MSG too!
Loving Cup - Licks shows at MSG
CYHMK from MSG - HBO show
Salt Of the Earth - Atlantic City '89
YCAGWYW - Little Red Rooster - Atlantic City '89
Out Of Control - any, especially O2
Love In Vain - any w MT.

Happy Festivus all!

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Loved JJF from Gimme Shelter live at MSG too!
Loving Cup - Licks shows at MSG
CYHMK from MSG - HBO show
Salt Of the Earth - Atlantic City '89
YCAGWYW - Little Red Rooster - Atlantic City '89
Out Of Control - any, especially O2
Love In Vain - any w MT.

Happy Festivus all!

WOW!

Juiced, you may the first one in this thread to run off a long list of Vegas-era titles with no Taylor- or Brian-era trax.

stonesstein

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

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Rambler, Brussels
It's the best.

Ditto! ><

13 minute version. Nothing cut down on that one.



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All the top ones have been mentioned already but I d add
"She Was Hot" from the SAL fi;m
"Uptight" from 72
"Just my Iamgination" from Lexington 78
"Beast of Burden" 78
"Stray Cat Blues" from Europe '70 with horns

Anyone from this list ever make a greatest live trax compilation?

stonesstein

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

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Loved JJF from Gimme Shelter live at MSG too!
Loving Cup - Licks shows at MSG
CYHMK from MSG - HBO show
Salt Of the Earth - Atlantic City '89
YCAGWYW - Little Red Rooster - Atlantic City '89
Out Of Control - any, especially O2
Love In Vain - any w MT.

Happy Festivus all!

WOW!

Juiced, you may the first one in this thread to run off a long list of Vegas-era titles with no Taylor- or Brian-era trax.

There are two songs with Taylor in his list...

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

The original Brussels Affair version of ADTL is a trainwreck. But apart from that, it's great, of course

Monkey Man from LIVE LICKS. That is supreme.

The El Mocambo side off Love You Live may be the best live set they ever put on record, imo.

Other fantastic officially released tracks:

Imagination (Fort Worth 78 and Hampton 81)
Beast Of Burden (Forth Worth 78)
Waiting On A Friend (Hampton 81)
Gimme Shelter (LA 75)
Midnight Rambler (Brussels 73)
Twenty Flight Rock (Hampton 81 and Still Life)
Factory Girl (Flashpoint)
Stray Cat Blues (Ya Yas)
Prodigal Son (Ya Yas)
You Gotta Move (Ya Yas)
Honky Tonk Women (Hyde Park 69)
I'm Moving On (Live In England '65)
Mona (Camden 64)
Cops And Robbers (Camden 64)
Wild Horses (Stripped)
Sister Morphine (No Security)
Dead Flowers (Ladies And Gentlemen)
Almost Hear You Sigh (Tokyo 90)
That's How Strong My Love Is (Live Licks)

And the list goes on...



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Wild Horses isn't live ie from a concert on STRIPPED! DISQUALIFIED!

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Wild Horses isn't live ie from a concert on STRIPPED! DISQUALIFIED!

Live in front of a selected audience

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Wild Horses isn't live ie from a concert on STRIPPED! DISQUALIFIED!

Live in front of a selected audience

That is so far beyond a stretch it's not nameable!

-Beast of Burden and Just My Imagination from Live in Texas.
-Tumbling Dice from Brixton Academy, 1995.
-Under My Thumb, Let's Spend the Night Together, and Just My Imagination from Hampton '81.
-Sweet Virginia and Bitch from Ladies and Gentlemen.
-Hot Stuff from Love You Live

As far as more recent stuff goes, I think the encore (You Can't Always get What You Want and Satisfaction) from the Glastonbury 2013 show is among the best I've ever heard.

But my absolute favorite is this LA '75 version of Wild Horses.

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THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

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THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

Was Sucking In The 70's the first greatest hits package that we had to buy just to get a new song or two we didn't have already?

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THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

Was Sucking In The 70's the first greatest hits package that we had to buy just to get a new song or two we didn't have already?

No Stone Unturned (1973) had the second unreleased version of Poison Ivy. Not exactly a "greatest hits" album, though..

Same with Time Waits For No One (1979), where the full version of the title track was the opener.

Slow Rollers (1980) had Con le Mie Lagrime Cosi



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I think Sympathy For The Devil MSG (YA YAS version, second show? Cant remember), has to be the best.
Can you imagine this captured on video?
Even casual fans are blown away with the 2 guitar attack! The Stones were never known to have soaring guitar solos...amazing song and a classic live version...the improvisation from Keith and Mick Taylor is stunning..what a band they were in 1969 !!

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THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

Was Sucking In The 70's the first greatest hits package that we had to buy just to get a new song or two we didn't have already?

No Stone Unturned (1973) had the second unreleased version of Poison Ivy. Not exactly a "greatest hits" album, though..

Same with Time Waits For No One (1979), where the full version of the title track was the opener.

Slow Rollers (1980) had Con le Mie Lagrime Cosi

SITS was the first compilation that featured a previously unreleased track, If I Was A Dancer, a B-side, Everything Is Turning To Gold, and a previously unavailable (and outstanding) live version of Whip. Add in some B-side edits plus a few edited for this release and it's quite the comp.

The Virgin reissue sounds fantastic. Keith grumbled about it being part of the record contract. Which I find hilarious because it was their own label... but it really wasn't, was it. On paper it was. In reality, Rolling Stones Records was just a name. Atlantic was the record label that told them what to do.

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DandelionPowderman

THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

Was Sucking In The 70's the first greatest hits package that we had to buy just to get a new song or two we didn't have already?

No Stone Unturned (1973) had the second unreleased version of Poison Ivy. Not exactly a "greatest hits" album, though..

Same with Time Waits For No One (1979), where the full version of the title track was the opener.

Slow Rollers (1980) had Con le Mie Lagrime Cosi

SITS was the first compilation that featured a previously unreleased track, If I Was A Dancer, a B-side, Everything Is Turning To Gold, and a previously unavailable (and outstanding) live version of Whip. Add in some B-side edits plus a few edited for this release and it's quite the comp.

The Virgin reissue sounds fantastic. Keith grumbled about it being part of the record contract. Which I find hilarious because it was their own label... but it really wasn't, was it. On paper it was. In reality, Rolling Stones Records was just a name. Atlantic was the record label that told them what to do.

Were Poison Ivy II, the full TWFNO and Con Le Mie Lagrime Cosi previously released?

I don't know.

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I don't know.

You meant to say that SITS was the first compilation with an unreleased track, a B-side AND a previously unavailable live song?

I understand. I'm a little slow today, apparently...

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THIS. DONE.

I bought this CD mainly for this & the 'edited' TWFNO...Great track!

Was Sucking In The 70's the first greatest hits package that we had to buy just to get a new song or two we didn't have already?

No Stone Unturned (1973) had the second unreleased version of Poison Ivy. Not exactly a "greatest hits" album, though..

Same with Time Waits For No One (1979), where the full version of the title track was the opener.

Slow Rollers (1980) had Con le Mie Lagrime Cosi

SITS was the first compilation that featured a previously unreleased track, If I Was A Dancer, a B-side, Everything Is Turning To Gold, and a previously unavailable (and outstanding) live version of Whip. Add in some B-side edits plus a few edited for this release and it's quite the comp.

The Virgin reissue sounds fantastic. Keith grumbled about it being part of the record contract. Which I find hilarious because it was their own label... but it really wasn't, was it. On paper it was. In reality, Rolling Stones Records was just a name. Atlantic was the record label that told them what to do.

Were Poison Ivy II, the full TWFNO and Con Le Mie Lagrime Cosi previously released?

Con Le Mie Lacrime was released on a 1966 italian single.

Yeah, thanks, Cristiano.

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I don't know.

You meant to say that SITS was the first compilation with an unreleased track, a B-side AND a previously unavailable live song?

I understand. I'm a little slow today, apparently...

Ha ha!

Yes, I believe so. Those edit versions aren't nearly as interesting, although I like them, nor do they make the album special by any means. But the 3 I mentioned do and as far as I know is the only Stones comp that ever did that. RARITIES would be the only other release but that's not any kind of a hits comp.

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I don't know.

You meant to say that SITS was the first compilation with an unreleased track, a B-side AND a previously unavailable live song?

I understand. I'm a little slow today, apparently...

Ha ha!

Yes, I believe so. Those edit versions aren't nearly as interesting, although I like them, nor do they make the album special by any means. But the 3 I mentioned do and as far as I know is the only Stones comp that ever did that. RARITIES would be the only other release but that's not any kind of a hits comp.

The second Poison Ivy-version is very different from the first one, though.







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I would be more than pleased to see a proper "Rarities" compilation being released, like the one listed on this thread.