All right, just got home and had a bite to eat. It was a great show, no doubt. IORR and Happy got a little confused at the ends, but CYHMK, You Gotta Move, and Some Girls were all awesome. I'll try and write a detailed review for the site tomorrow morning.

Before this tour, when is the last time Keith has played slide guitar live with the Stones?

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jazzbass
Before this tour, when is the last time Keith has played slide guitar live with the Stones?

1999.

just got home... holy @#$%& shit.

that's it, that's my review.

Didn't anybody noticed the Georgia on My Mind reference in Miss You?

The band were on heat tonight, in the heat of Atlanta. First time I've heard You Gotta Move since Earls Court in 1976!!

Here is some set list analysis, or whining if you like, together with my morning
soured milk and müsli: The first 2/5 of the set is great. Maybe except for IORR
and D&G (which easily could be replaced). It's basically the warhorse bonanza
that starts with HTW that is very repetitive and predictable. No one could predict
You Got To Move and Some Girls though (except for those listening to the
rehearsals maybe).


1 Start Me Up
2 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
3 All Down The Line
4 Tumbling Dice
5 Doom 'n' Gloom
6 CYHMK
7 You Got To Move
8 Some Girls (By request)
9 Honky Tonk Women
-- band intros --
10 Before They Make Me Run
11 Happy
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Miss You
14 Gimme Shelter
15 Jumpin' Jack Flash
16 Sympathy For The Devil
17 Brown Sugar

ENCORES

18 YCAGWYW with the Emory University Concert Choir
19 Satisfaction

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Wow, I'd have been thrilled to get this setlist!


Actually, if they just did You Gotta Move 19 times, I'd be happy.



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Josh2131
I was reading some Nietzsche this evening and he said that the English 'have neither rhythm nor dance in the movements of their souls'. Clearly he died 60 years too early.

very cool thoughts
glad I woke up when they played You gotta move

Just got back to Tennessee from Atlanta. The sprinkles stopped before the show and Hotlanta was Coolanta. A great set to start from St. Paul & The Broken Bones. I thought the sound quality and musicianship from the Rolling Stones was strong. I may have personally preferred one or two different early songs but very satisfied overall. I chose this show over Nashville and it will be tough to beat.

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Green Lady

Beautiful! Green Lady, do you know (or can you ask) who took that, please and thank you kindly?

Just finished my meetings today to see this cool setlist. One question for fellow obsessive fans - has anyone been timing the shows? I would think they'd be 15-20 minutes shorter than 2013, when Taylor was on Rambler and setlists were 22 songs long. But are they? I didn't notice last year, probably because Midnight Rambler went on for such a long time. But Minneapolis last week sure "felt" short.

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Stoneage
Maybe except for IORR
and D&G (which easily could be replaced). It's basically the warhorse bonanza
that starts with HTW that is very repetitive and predictable. No one could predict
You Got To Move and Some Girls though (except for those listening to the
rehearsals maybe).

True. Drinking my morning coffee reading this thread the biggest surprise was actually the absence of IORR, it felt so refreshing!... Until I realized that people just had forgot to report about it.
But it's great to at least have You Gotta Move + Some Girls

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up. Something like this: (later half from 1999)

You Got The Silver
Before They Make Me Run
Out Of Control
Route 66
Get Off Of My Cloud
Midnight Rambler
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
Sympathy for the Devil (encore)

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DoomandGloom
That's tough for me, I don't have the ticket grabbing technique others here have. I'm afraid I'll be spending my night in a Toronto strip club instead fantasizing over a women that resembles Mick Taylor.

Absolutely the greatest post in the history of IORR ever

I could not replay the periscope from CAROLANN.
So I search for youtube. Not much to find there now.
Really like to see 'you got to move'!
This one is a mix
[youtu.be]

(Always took candy from strangers)



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drbryant
Just finished my meetings today to see this cool setlist. One question for fellow obsessive fans - has anyone been timing the shows? I would think they'd be 15-20 minutes shorter than 2013, when Taylor was on Rambler and setlists were 22 songs long. But are they? I didn't notice last year, probably because Midnight Rambler went on for such a long time. But Minneapolis last week sure "felt" short.

The start and end times are always shown in BV's reports of each show.

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Niek
I could not replay the periscope from CAROLANN.
So I search for youtube. Not much to find there now.
Really like to see 'you got to move'!
This one is a mix
[youtu.be]

YT will take 2 or 3 days - then you usually have more than 1 offer for each song.

Here's a first, YCAGWYW:

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TheBlockbuster

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Stoneage
Maybe except for IORR
and D&G (which easily could be replaced). It's basically the warhorse bonanza
that starts with HTW that is very repetitive and predictable. No one could predict
You Got To Move and Some Girls though (except for those listening to the
rehearsals maybe).

True. Drinking my morning coffee reading this thread the biggest surprise was actually the absence of IORR, it felt so refreshing!... Until I realized that people just had forgot to report about it.
But it's great to at least have You Gotta Move + Some Girls

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up. Something like this: (later half from 1999)

You Got The Silver
Before They Make Me Run
Out Of Control
Route 66
Get Off Of My Cloud
Midnight Rambler
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
Sympathy for the Devil (encore)

Sorry folks - in my semi-conscious state at whatever-o'clock in the morning before Periscope kicked in, I completely missed IORR as you'll see from my post expressing surprise at a SMU/ADTL opening. Honestly thought it hadn't been played until right at the end when I realised I only had 18 songs accounted for.

with_sssoul the picture was a quick repost off the #stonesatlantaTwitter feed and they don't usually come with credits - the ones from Rob Felt at Georgia Tech were a lucky exceeption. It is nice, isn't it - I'll see if I can find out.

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TheBlockbuster

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Stoneage
Maybe except for IORR
and D&G (which easily could be replaced). It's basically the warhorse bonanza
that starts with HTW that is very repetitive and predictable. No one could predict
You Got To Move and Some Girls though (except for those listening to the
rehearsals maybe).

True. Drinking my morning coffee reading this thread the biggest surprise was actually the absence of IORR, it felt so refreshing!... Until I realized that people just had forgot to report about it.
But it's great to at least have You Gotta Move + Some Girls

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up. Something like this: (later half from 1999)

You Got The Silver
Before They Make Me Run
Out Of Control
Route 66
Get Off Of My Cloud
Midnight Rambler
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
Sympathy for the Devil (encore)

Exactly what I thought - still, the trx after didn't disappoint.......(even if I did think the absence of iorr had made the gap for the new ones...........

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TheBlockbuster

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up.

You're forgetting one thing. They are the Rolling Stones, they don't need to do anything.

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Koen

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TheBlockbuster

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up.

You're forgetting one thing. They are the Rolling Stones, they don't need to do anything.

You're right. Need is the wrong choice of word. No band needs to play anything they don't want to play.

Should, is a better choice of word.

that was a killer threesome of CYHMK, you gotta move and some girls . pretty darn nice !!!

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TheGreek
that was a killer threesome of CYHMK, you gotta move and some girls . pretty darn nice !!!

Indeed.

As I could not follow periscope, want to see video.
And also an opener SMU.



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TheBlockbuster

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Stoneage
Maybe except for IORR
and D&G (which easily could be replaced). It's basically the warhorse bonanza
that starts with HTW that is very repetitive and predictable. No one could predict
You Got To Move and Some Girls though (except for those listening to the
rehearsals maybe).

True. Drinking my morning coffee reading this thread the biggest surprise was actually the absence of IORR, it felt so refreshing!... Until I realized that people just had forgot to report about it.
But it's great to at least have You Gotta Move + Some Girls

As for the setlist after HTW, they need to mix it up. Something like this: (later half from 1999)

You Got The Silver
Before They Make Me Run
Out Of Control
Route 66
Get Off Of My Cloud
Midnight Rambler
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
Sympathy for the Devil (encore)

I don't think that will happen, Blockbuster. They tend to follow the same pattern. They can mix 2-4 (usually 2) songs among the first 8 songs. That's it. After HTW everything is fixed.

did anyone get a vip seat for last nights show?
if so did you have to be at the stadium at a certain time?
i have one for the raleigh show july 1st.
thanks