Yes, Yes, Yes - keep “Out of Time” in the set. I was stunned when I saw it on
the rehearsal list and shocked that they played it on opening night! What a wonderful surprise. This is a keeper!!

Short of releasing a new album, and finally getting ElMo...this is the best 60th news we could get.

...and Two out of 3 ain't bad. Though I'm holding out for 3/3.



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As to whether it was ever played live before, see Gazza's post in the Madrid thread:

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Yes! This is a burner! One of my favorites since I listened to it the first time in 1969, when my uncle played his Aftermath. I play an accoustic version and I always wondered why they never played it.

KEEP IT IN THE SET!
IT'S A BURNER!!





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I sorted through a few versions and this has the clearest synthesized marimbas. That are played by their other keyboards player. I forget his name.
While Chuck has some organ parts in OOT.







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Yes, please!

I love 'em more than ever

One of my favorites too!
Fantastic version!

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Magnificent they've added this.

Can Child of the Moon, We Love You or Dandelion be far behind?!

Yeah OK, probably not...but great we have OOT and MLH!

Hold your horses, Treacle... We haven't got MLH yet...

But yeah, a pleasent surprise and a nice version indeed. Let's hope that it will remain in the set. Seemingly orchestrated for a sing-a-long. For that Spanish crowds were a good choice. Don't know how that will work in, say, Stockholm.. (Mick, give 'em a try.)

Mick sounds like having listened AFTERMATH lately. He even once said that it is his favourite Stones album. So why not playing a theme show. Add the rehearsed "Mother's Little Helper" and good old "Under My Thumb" to the set to accompany "Out of Time" and "Paint It, Black" (and keep "19th Nervous Breakdown" to keep a good 1966 vibe).

- Doxa



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CLASSIC STONES track .... the velvet gloved put down ....



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My hunch is, more likely OOT and MLH will be rotated night after night.

i think mlh should be rotated with 19th personally

and that out of time should stay where it is

Yes, Out Of Time was great yesterday, one could hear that despite the poor online video-quality. Seems like they often get new energy when playing the rarely or never performed songs. I even liked Sad Sad Sad, allthough it's never been a favourite of mine.

Out of Time SOUNDED AMAZING. A real trip back to the mid-60s. So cool to hear them doing it. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE KEEP IN THE SET LIST

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RisingStone
My hunch is, more likely OOT and MLH will be rotated night after night.

i think mlh should be rotated with 19th personally

and that out of time should stay where it is

Yeah, that’s another (and probably more favorable) possibility.

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RisingStone
My hunch is, more likely OOT and MLH will be rotated night after night.

i think mlh should be rotated with 19th personally

and that out of time should stay where it is

Yeah, that’s another (and probably more favorable) possibility.

I don't think 19th will be changed with anything as it was played at every show during last years US mini-tour - seems it's hear to stay.
Hopefully Mothers Little Helper does make the setlist, but would be a shame if it was at the expense of Out of Time...maybe they can replace Sad Sad Sad.

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thank you so much for this one. everyboy loved it. please keep it for the whole tour!!!

Either thunderstorm during the Munich show AND Out of Time, or sunny weather BUT not Out of Time, God says.

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Yes, Out Of Time was great yesterday, one could hear that despite the poor online video-quality. Seems like they often get new energy when playing the rarely or never performed songs. I even liked Sad Sad Sad, allthough it's never been a favourite of mine.

Yeah, I liked "Sad Sad Sad" too. With a song like that it is the context that matters. It fits nicely to the flow of the show. They could have played "You Got Me Rocking" or "It's Only Rock'n'Roll' at its place to keep the house rocking after the thrill of the opening numbers, but since being a pretty rarely played number I think it was refreshing to hear it and it sounded fresh. It worked. (Besides I think it had a meaning to continue Mick's mentioning of them playing in Europe first time 'sin Charlie'. Sad sad sad, but it'going to be fine, fine, fine... All kudos to Charlie, but life goes on).

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Fantastic how the crowd reacted to it! Hope they continue to experiment in the first half of the setlist for the rest of the tour. 19th Nervous Breakdown, Under my Thumb, Out of Time, Paint it Black, She's a Rainbow, Mothers Little Helper.. Truly adds some sxities to 'Sixty'...

Yes Definitely KEEP OUT and add 19th and Definitely MLHr PLEASE

Wow- I have always loved this song since first hearing it in the movie "Coming Home" (Hey, I was only about 16 at the time LOL).

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(Besides I think it had a meaning to continue Mick's mentioning of them playing in Europe first time 'sin Charlie'. Sad sad sad, but it'going to be fine, fine, fine... All kudos to Charlie, but life goes on).

- Doxa

Ha! I was actually thinking a bit of the same for a while, but thought I was seeing too much in things. It was nicely played, anyway. And maybe not it's just that the band get better energy when playing something "rare", but also us listeners. Like Under My Thumb and 19th Nervous Breakdown in 1997, or Not Fade Away as an opener at the Voodoo Lounge Tour. There's many examples.

Then again, it sometimes fail completely.....remember "Come Together",,,ha!

Fantastic addition to the set and great to have more songs from the classic Brian Jones era, it sounded incredible live and the audience clearly loved it. A brilliantly judged deep cut.

Sad, Sad, Sad sounded fantastic too, I love the entire Steel Wheels album so anything from this era is always welcome. Good to hear it represented by two songs last night.

Overall a well balanced and timed set with no clunkers or bad songs. So glad they dropped YGMR and I don't miss Brown Sugar at all.

I'd love to hear Under My Thumb in the style of the 81 tour but really, it would be silly to complain about what they delivered last night.

You can quite clearly hear that it takes the audience just one chorus to pick up on it. Nothing of that "blank faces" trope. And it's explicitely a non-Hot Rocks number. btw something interesting about judging performances from phone recordings: [www.youtube.com] note how the sounds seems to be very clear and balanced, until he zooms out and suddenly you hear that the phone for some reason completely drowned out Chuck when it was zoomed close-up. These things have gotten too smart

In recent years every city has gotten one rare song virtually exclusive to that show. OOT was probably intended as that one off but we’ll see.

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In recent years every city has gotten one rare song virtually exclusive to that show. OOT was probably intended as that one off but we’ll see.

What did Hollywood, FL get?

Yes yes yes, I really hope they keep OOT in the set! Absolute monster of a song and one of my all-time favourites.

Great song, nice to hear them play it live.
They are almost out of time.

I hope that " OUT OF TIME" stays in the setlist during the tour! And I'll dissipointed if they drop it.

Stones + marimbas + Mick + done live is a winning formula.

Out Of Time should replace YCAGWYW as a singalong track in the set.

One of my favorite tunes!
I hope that " OUT OF TIME" stays in the set list during the tour!