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HAPPY with Keith and Mick trading lyrics...just like the old days

that would be amazing. one can only dream

You guys aren't serious are you? How tacky can you get?

You think THIS IS TACKY?!?!

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...oh babeee yeah that's Glimmerin' ….. ^^^^^



ROCKMAN

A huge part of the problem with people wishing they'd play whatever is their ability and lack therefor - all one has to do is listen to Jumpin' Jack Flash from 1989 onward, She's So Cold and She Was Hot from 2005 onward, Rocks Off from 2002 onward. SFTD from 1989 onward. SMU from 1994 onward... all really bad.

Yet they can play Midnight Rambler, Monkey Man, Street Fighting Man, Tumbling Dice, Paint It Black and a few others pretty damn good.

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HAPPY with Keith and Mick trading lyrics...just like the old days

that would be amazing. one can only dream

You guys aren't serious are you? How tacky can you get?

You think THIS IS TACKY?!?!

video: [m.youtube.com]

This! ....

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HAPPY with Keith and Mick trading lyrics...just like the old days

that would be amazing. one can only dream

You guys aren't serious are you? How tacky can you get?

You think THIS IS TACKY?!?!

video: [m.youtube.com]

This! ....

That clip drives me crazy because it isn't live. There's something off about it.

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HAPPY with Keith and Mick trading lyrics...just like the old days

that would be amazing. one can only dream

You guys aren't serious are you? How tacky can you get?

You think THIS IS TACKY?!?!

video: [m.youtube.com]

This! ....

That clip drives me crazy because it isn't live. There's something off about it.

Clips from different shows and different parts of the song (Mick). For the second verse he wasn't even near the mic, yet loud and clear in the mix.

It's lively and swinging, though

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HAPPY with Keith and Mick trading lyrics...just like the old days

that would be amazing. one can only dream

You guys aren't serious are you? How tacky can you get?

You think THIS IS TACKY?!?!

video: [m.youtube.com]

This! ....

That clip drives me crazy because it isn't live. There's something off about it.

Clips from different shows and different parts of the song (Mick). For the second verse he wasn't even near the mic, yet loud and clear in the mix.

It's lively and swinging, though

Found myself watching Charlie back there working that snare, and once again I am struck at the syncronicity of them all joining up. At first try.
Like Lennon meeting McCartney, or Strummer meeting Mick Jones; with the Stones there were evn more factors involved. Crazy enough that Mick meets Keith on the train; after growing up close together. But then they find first real drummer they ever had - Charlie. And I am pretty sure that w/o Charlie there is no Stones.

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A huge part of the problem with people wishing they'd play whatever is their ability and lack therefor - all one has to do is listen to Jumpin' Jack Flash from 1989 onward, She's So Cold and She Was Hot from 2005 onward, Rocks Off from 2002 onward. SFTD from 1989 onward. SMU from 1994 onward... all really bad.

Yet they can play Midnight Rambler, Monkey Man, Street Fighting Man, Tumbling Dice, Paint It Black and a few others pretty damn good.

I don't agree there. "Rocks Off" was better in January of 2006 (Boston and N.Y.C. Madison Square Garden) than it often was in 1995 and much better than it was in 1975. Maybe not better than it was in the early '70's.

"Rocks Off" was usually good in 2002 and 2003 as well EXCEPT FOR the one time when they were recording it for official release at Twickenham.

"She Was Hot" usually sounded great live. I remember many positive reviews from concert-goers.

"She's So Cold" has been hit or miss since it returned to their live set in 2005 but,there have been good performances of the song.

"Jumping Jack Flash" was great from 1997 to 2003. Even some good ones in South America on the 2006 leg of the tour.

"Tumbling Dice" very often sounds a bit off since after 1998. Some horrible "Tumbling Dice" versions were performed in 2005.

they have never really done rocks off well in concert, the studio version is awesome.

jj flash, isnt that great anymore.

i enjoyed she was hot in london 2007.

in the recent tour which i have seen a lot on youtube, street fighting man, you got the silver, paint it black, like a rolling stone and midnight rambler were superb in most of the concerts.

i would really love an official release from concerts in 2018 taken from warsaw, berlin, stuttgart and prague.

last year the weather was rainy and cold til july. so to be prepared for lousy summer II the appropriate setlist shocker should be....

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some Needed funk, too...

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If you could have them bring back a song they've played live before what would it be?For me it's Rocks Off(heard during voodoo Lounge) and Street fighting Man(haven't heard live since 40 licks)

Would kill ta hear 'em play

When You're Gone ... Hoo Doo Blues ... in a small club ...



ROCKMAN

Still haven't heard them play The Last Time live .. It was THE song that turned me onto them, hoping to hear it

Thru & Thru

Memory Motel

I'd go Coming Down Again, but can understand why Keith doesn't play it.

Worried about you

Soul Survivor. Never played. How can that be!?

Ronnie talks about setlists in today's Financial Times.

I never got Memory Motel so that is Number one for me. However I understand you mean a song that we got to hear live before? If so, I'd like to get Hand Of Fate and Worried About You again, got them both once but would like to get 'em every single time I attend a show.



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Out of Control

Great live song!

Memory Motel
The Last Time
Under My Thumb

Hot Stuff

Flip The Switch must be a thrill live, such a great drum beat and riff at the beginning. I could imagine it as an opener.

I haven't seen them since 2002. I count myself fortunate to have seen them three times. It looks like I won't be able to see them next year so I'd have to quote the gentleman at Leeds 1971 who shouts "Anything, anything!"

Black limousine.

Family

Tops....killer killer killer riff....and pleading vocal from Mick.....ridiculous!!

Monkey Man