I must add that Liverpool is a rough joint….

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Let’s be fair to Keith…..You Got The Silver was flawless

But yes, Ronnie is such a trooper. It’s great to see him embraced like he is.

Yeah Silver was spot on, he doesn't seem to be getting much luck with connection through.

Thought Mick was up for it tonight, definitely commanded the stage with much more energy and performed better moves, who knows lol, maybe he reads iorr.

Just back after a painful walk - my feet are literally bleeding. Mixed show for me. As good a set list as we are going to get these days - "Out of Time" is one of my favourites and went down well with the crowd. Strong Rambler which is not one of my faves and, I thought a most beautiful rendition of You got the silver but followed by - well, as Keith said "Shit happens". Mick seemed hyped. I was in Pit B and the drunks were getting pretty obnoxious in a way I've never experienced at a Stones gig before. They weren't Liverpudlians but quite a few had free tickets.

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I must add that Liverpool is a rough joint….

Well you know England is a tough joint, hard drinking and pissed off with things right now, not a nice mix.

I'd love to hear more of the Bitch, All Down the Line, Whip Comes Down, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Respectable, Dance Little Sister, Live With Me, Heartbreaker side of their catalog....and throw in Around and Around!

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Yes agree credit to Anfield really enjoyed great atmosphere

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Fkin A!!!! When is the last time that I Wanna Be Your Man was played live?!?!?!?

2012 I believe.

And Brooklyn!
Thought they played it at all (4?) 2012 anniversary shows.

Played at 3 of the 5 shows.It wasn't played at either NJ show.

When was the last time more than 75% of the set list was songs from the 60’s?

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From Liverpool with love!
It was great to see you all tonight

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Great show. Got into Pit B after getting LD in the main section. Ended up befriending the brother of the Stones Sound Guy!! Gave me and my buddy a couple of Pics!! What a special show!! Off to The Dam for the show on Monday!!

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So I see the Manc Evening News is reporting the three principals all stayed in Manchester but each in separate hotels. Is that usual?

Keith totally messed up at 3:18. Hope they will change to a different opening song they can nail every time.

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I think that was a great show. I have seen them 45 times since 1995 and I would put that in my top 15, maybe my top 10.

I love hearing this!

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Keith totally messed up at 3:18. Hope they will change to a different opening song they can nail every time.

Another trainwreck from Keith, and as Gram mentioned on previous page, only three shows in and and there's been a few nasty doozies already....
Once in a while it's to be expected, but seems it's happening more often than not...maybe some more serious rehearsals would have helped.

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Another trainwreck from Keith, and as Gram mentioned on previous page, only three shows in and and there's been a few nasty doozies already....
Once in a while it's to be expected, but seems it's happening more often than not...maybe some more serious rehearsals would have helped.

Yea it's a bit embarrassing when they mess up the first song. I would prefer if they open with Jumping Jack Flash or Start Me Up even though they are overplayed.

Keith has had some rough first few shows before, like in 2017, so I hope he will shape up as the tour goes on.

Well this got weird fast....

So far the best JJF of the tour.

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Awesome setlist. Hey, you can tell it's the SIXTY tour!

was the audiance a bit passive? not to judge, but trying to figure out after seeing a lot of YT-clips

Britain’s most respected music journalist Neil McCormick in the Telegraph (5 star review):
"It's great to see you," chuckled Richards. "Hey, its great to see anybody." But though the fingers may be gnarly they still glide up and down the fretboard with supernatural ease. He mainly plays slashing chords but still conjures a sound that pushes and pulls the music, all rhythm, groove and glorious riffs.

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From UCR:

Watch the Rolling Stones Honor the Beatles During Liverpool Show
Corey Irwin

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The Rolling Stones honored the Beatles during a performance in Liverpool on June 9, delivering a rendition of the Lennon-McCartney penned tune “I Wanna Be Your Man.” The performance marked the Stones first concert in Liverpool in more than 50 years, a fact that was not lost on frontman Mick Jagger. “It’s great to be back in Liverpool after such a long time. Long time, no see,” the singer reportedly told the crowd. Early in the set, Jagger suggested that the band could play a rendition of “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” the anthem of local soccer team Liverpool FC. “But, we decided instead to do a cover of a song written by some other local lads,” the Stones frontman declared, “so we’re doing this especially for you Liverpool, OK?” From there the group launched into “I Wanna Be Your Man,” the classic song penned by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but originally released by the Rolling Stones. The Beatles songwriting duo famously gave the tune to their counterparts in 1963, with the Stones’ version reaching No. 12 on the U.K. chart. The Beatles’ version would be released three weeks later on U.K. album With the Beatles. According to Setlist.fm, the Rolling Stones last played “I Wanna Be Your Man” during a 2012 concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. See footage from their Liverpool performance below. Earlier in the night, the Stones began their set with a video tribute to drummer Charlie Watts, who died last August. This marked the first U.K. performance for the band since Watts’ death, which Jagger acknowledged to the crowd. “In 1962 we met a drummer called Charlie Watts and this is our first tour in England we’ve done without him so we’d like to dedicate this show to Charlie,” the frontman announced.





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So far the best JJF of the tour.

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Right!Even from the mobile-clip here (which kills always 40-50% of the real sound) it sounds great!



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Britain’s most respected music journalist Neil McCormick in the Telegraph (5 star review):
"It's great to see you," chuckled Richards. "Hey, its great to see anybody." But though the fingers may be gnarly they still glide up and down the fretboard with supernatural ease. He mainly plays slashing chords but still conjures a sound that pushes and pulls the music, all rhythm, groove and glorious riffs.

That's right!

For whats it worth Keith played faultlessly in Madrid.

Why they don't play Mother's Little Helper? They rehearsed it in Madrid.