Only one studio album (with original recordings) - A Bigger Bang. So I narrowed it down to 5 picks.
B-sides and compilations (new songs) included. Here is my Top Five list:

- Rough Justice
- Oh No, Not You Again
- Don't Stop
- Keys To Your Love
- One More Shot

Please post your list.

Don't Stop
Let Me Down Slow
Plundered My Soul
One More Shot
Hoodoo Blues

Thanks, Jordylicks. Original 00 and 10 recordings is the premise though. Which excludes Plundered My Soul (a 70's leftover) and Hoodoo Blues (a blues cover).

really almost senseless, anyway

rough justice
she saw me coming
keys to the highway
laugh i nearly died
this place is empty

1. Laugh, I Nearly Died
2. Rain Fall Down
3. Biggest Mistake
4. Dangerous Beauty
5. Plundered My Soul
6. Pass the Wine
7. When You're Gone
8. Don't Be a Stranger
9. Look What the Cat Dragged In
10. Don't Stop Do You Think I Really Care?



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Thanks, Jordylicks. Original 00 and 10 recordings is the premise though. Which excludes Plundered My Soul (a 70's leftover) and Hoodoo Blues (a blues cover).

Well in that case you'd have to not include any other leftover or cover from previous decades (Start Me Up, Time Is On My Side) in a favorites list which is a little ridiculous. A Rolling Stones song is a Rolling Stones song, original or cover.

You included the song "So Young" in your 90's Top Ten list which is a 70's leftover.

Lol, getting desperate now!

Doom and Gloom
Let Me Down Slow
Rain Fall Down
Back of My Hand
Dangerous Beauty
Laugh, I Nearly Died
Driving Too Fast

Okay, we seem to differ here. I do not count the second disc on the EOMS re-issue as original 00 and 10 recordings. I rather see them as 70's leftovers. Am I wrong here?

There was no Stones song called Plundered My Soul, Pass the Wine, Don't Be a Stranger, etc. before the 21st Century. Likewise if the newly recorded vocals incorporate partially new verses (When You're Gone and Do You Think I Really Care? for instance), I would count them as new works cannibalizing previously unpublished compositions. Not sure why we would discount cover versions. Harlem Shuffle had a number of votes in the 1980s for instance. They're studio recordings from the decades in question.

*to further muddy the waters (apologies to Muddy), "When You're Gone" is musically identical to "Red Eyes" on 1,2,3,4. The difference is that "When You're Gone" is a Jagger-Richards-Wood composition published by Promotone's publishing arm while "Red Eyes" is a Ronnie Wood composition (with an inspirational acknowledgement to Mr. Jagger) published by EMI. We know they derive from the same bootlegged outtake with a very rough guide vocal, but for legal purposes they are separate compositions with "When You're Gone" bearing a 2011 copyright and publishing date and featuring substantially new lyrics written and recorded in 2011.



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Rain fall down
Doom & Gloom
Sweet Neo con
Rough Justice
Streets of love

Okay, it's a free choice then. These things are tricky. But in a way I think it would be misleading to count Exile leftovers as their best 2000-2019 recordings...

A fair point. I'll note that I'm voting for lyrics only in those instances unless there were 21st Century musical overdubs (such as Mr. Taylor's lead guitar on "Plundered My Soul").

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Thanks, Jordylicks. Original 00 and 10 recordings is the premise though. Which excludes Plundered My Soul (a 70's leftover) and Hoodoo Blues (a blues cover).

Well in that case you'd have to not include any other leftover or cover from previous decades (Start Me Up, Time Is On My Side) in a favorites list which is a little ridiculous. A Rolling Stones song is a Rolling Stones song, original or cover.

You included the song "So Young" in your 90's Top Ten list which is a 70's leftover.

The 90s version of So Young had piano from 1993, though

One More Shot
Keys To Your Love
Let Me Down Slow
Doom And Gloom
Losing My Touch



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The 90s version of So Young had piano from 1993, though

...and verses and new vocals written and recorded in 1993.

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The 90s version of So Young had piano from 1993, though

...and verses and new vocals written and recorded in 1993.

Yeah, that's right

Listened through A Bigger Bang to make my picks. One note: The sound is not good. The drum sound is horrible.
Was it on that album they put Charlie in a stairway? It sure sounds like that..

one studio recording written by the band but i think they released around 70 songs.

that includes new live recordings, cover songs and outtakes from a previous era,

but my top 5 would be.

1. doom and gloom
2. plundered my soul
3. laugh i nearly died
4. rough justice
5. infamy

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Stoneage
Listened through A Bigger Bang to make my picks. One note: The sound is not good. The drum sound is horrible.
Was it on that album they put Charlie in a stairway? It sure sounds like that..

Wasn't that on Moon Is Up? On that one the drum sound is great

Agree about the sound on ABB.



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Stealing My Heart
Oh No Not You Again
Back Of My Hand
It Won't Take Long
One More Shot

It Won't Take Long
Laugh I Nearly Died
Dangerous Beauty
She Saw Me Coming
Doom And Gloom

I don't believe you guys are being sincere. One More Shot can hardly even be called a Song. It's little more than a corporate jingle and turns to utter embarrassment when the word "jack" is being used.

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Stoneage
Listened through A Bigger Bang to make my picks. One note: The sound is not good. The drum sound is horrible.
Was it on that album they put Charlie in a stairway? It sure sounds like that..

Wasn't that on Moon Is Up? On that one the drum sound is great

Agree about the sound on ABB.

Didn't Charlie play a trash can on Moon Is Up?

The riff is fine and then...well, it was a nice riff.

Spare me crucifixion in your jurisdiction, ignore the vegetation, its just lyrical masturbation.

One More Shot is generic Rolling Stones. Good enough for me.

Bottom of the barrel is what it is

One More Shot impressed me on the 2012 PPV and live in 2013. Probably will never get played live again unfortunately. That's a fact Jack...lol

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Stoneage
Okay, we seem to differ here. I do not count the second disc on the EOMS re-issue as original 00 and 10 recordings. I rather see them as 70's leftovers. Am I wrong here?

Not wrong at all! Everyone is entitled to their own opinion of course! Depends on how you'd like to look at it (and how these songs were promoted when they were released):

"Start Me Up" was a leftover from the SOME GIRLS sessions in 1977 with new lead vocals and a new guitar overdub from Ronnie and released as a single in 1981, promoted as a brand new song and released on a new studio album, TATTOO YOU.

"Plundered My Soul" was a leftover from the EXILE sessions in 1971 with new lead vocals and a new lead guitar overdub from Mick Taylor and released as a single in 2010, promoted as a reworked EXILE leftover and released as a bonus track on the EXILE re-release.



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It's like so bad you immediately put a disappointment insulation shield up during the first listen. When you're at "Iluviluviluviluviluvya" even that can't hurt you anymore. Allowing this into "the canon" equals second-guessing all of it. Much like the gorilla cover actually.

One more shot is 1076 times better than She saw me coming...so please...

Sorry I'm not supposed to get carried away but even Streets Of Love doesn't manage to be half as embarrassing, Rubicon or not