Love me the Rambler!!

Blues interlude is Hellhound on my Trail tonight.

Keith here on MR - really nice! Mick is just awasome!

Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Bitch
Angry
Emotional rescue
Tumbling dice
Wild horses
Mess it up
You can't always get what you want
intros
Tell me straight
Little T & A
Sympathy for the devil
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
Gimme shelter

Smoking version of Rambler!

Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Bitch
Angry
Emotional rescue
Tumbling dice
Wild horses
Mess it up
You can't always get what you want
intros
Tell me straight
Little T & A
Sympathy for the devil
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
Gimme shelter
Paint it black

Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Bitch
Angry
Emotional rescue
Tumbling dice
Wild horses
Mess it up
You can't always get what you want
intros
Tell me straight
Little T & A
Sympathy for the devil
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
Gimme shelter
Paint it black
Jumping Jack flash

The pit from Erin's vantage is not looking too crowded.

The less crowded the more LDsthat must have gotten in.



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Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Bitch
Angry
Emotional rescue
Tumbling dice
Wild horses
Mess it up
You can't always get what you want
intros
Tell me straight
Little T & A
Sympathy for the devil
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
Gimme shelter
Paint it black
Jumping Jack flash
Sweet sound of heaven

Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Bitch
Angry
Emotional rescue
Tumbling dice
Wild horses
Mess it up
You can't always get what you want
intros
Tell me straight
Little T & A
Sympathy for the devil
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
Gimme shelter
Paint it black
Jumping Jack flash
Sweet sound of heaven
Satisfaction

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Thanks for the links everyone! Looking forward to seeing the first few video clips.

Thx everyone!!

Another great setlist…. Keep em coming look8ng forward to Vancouver

Side note how were the Red Clay Strays? any reviews loving their 1st album second due in July

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There are plenty of other good videos but if you want to consume more mine are going up here Dnewton98 - Youtube Channel

Hello Professor Wolf,

Thank you for the Links to the YouTube Videos.

Yes thank you so much ProfessorWolf, what a set list, Tell Me Straight, Rambler again, ER, killer version of Bitch, who can ask for more, i love this band.

After randomly watching those clips all I can say is: impressive. It starts to go beyond comprehension.

- Doxa



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Yes, because of their ages it does become incomprehensible, it's not like Ronnie and Keith have led a healthy lifestyle, and Mick is performing beyond anything the fittest 80 year old in the world can manage.
Unlike Clapton they aren't performing in a semi conscious sleep walk, they are completely in the moment pushing hard and focused for nearly two hours.

I don't know where they conjure up the magic or what vitamins they take , but long may it continue..

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Yes, because of their ages it does become incomprehensible, it's not like Ronnie and Keith have led a healthy lifestyle, and Mick is performing beyond anything the fittest 80 year old in the world can manage.
Unlike Clapton they aren't performing in a semi conscious sleep walk, they are completely in the moment pushing hard and focused for nearly two hours.

I don't know where they conjure up the magic or what vitamins they take , but long may it continue..

Yeah, I have always seen the complaints about setlists, and 'look what Clapton or Dylan do' not really doing justice for The Stones. I mean, what those dudes do, especially avantgardist Dylan, is great on their own terms, but 'honey, is no a rock and roll show'. For the latter, The Stones belong to the sphere of their own. Every concert is a testimony and a statement and a lesson of that unique uncompromised spirit and energy. It asks helluva lot. For their age it would be much, much easier to take a Clapton or Dylan route. Probably for the aging audience as well.

It's 'The Singer Not The Song' although those songs are superb, too....

- Doxa



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keefriffhards
Yes, because of their ages it does become incomprehensible, it's not like Ronnie and Keith have led a healthy lifestyle, and Mick is performing beyond anything the fittest 80 year old in the world can manage.
Unlike Clapton they aren't performing in a semi conscious sleep walk, they are completely in the moment pushing hard and focused for nearly two hours.

I don't know where they conjure up the magic or what vitamins they take , but long may it continue..

Yeah, I have always seen the complaints about setlists, and 'look what Clapton or Dylan do' not really doing justice for The Stones. I mean, what those dudes do, especially avantgardist Dylan, is great on their own terms, but 'honey, is no a rock and roll show'. For the latter, The Stones belong to the sphere of their own. Every concert is a testimony and a statement and a lesson of that unique uncompromised spirit and energy. It asks helluva lot. For their age it would be much, much easier to take a Clapton or Dylan route. Probably for the aging audience as well.

It's 'The Singer Not The Song' although those songs are superb, too....

- Doxa

You have a good point there Doxa, a point that i missed, I've been disappointed with Dylan, not so much that he doesn't play his most well known songs, but for the reason he's no longer physically strong enough to play songs with a Rocking band like Tom Petty's Heatbreakers that pushed him hard. As much as i appreciate Dylans live vocals in recent years, it's ( as you say ) by no means a rock and roll show.
Even Clapton himself admitted he gets tired during the latter part of his show, he's almost admitting he is too old and hinting at retirement, ( even admitting he only breaks even financially at smaller venues like the Albert Hall,) I'm not feeling that from the Stones, health permitting i see them continuing into their late 80s because this music gives them life, look at Keith, 7 shows in and he's moving 20 years younger, it's phenomenal.

Mick slides in another political poke with his “the jury had made its decision” and then pausing before announcing the song vote.

On the 7th day God created The Rolling Stones

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There are plenty of other good videos but if you want to consume more mine are going up here Dnewton98 - Youtube Channel

Thank you for great videos!

Emotional Rescue was great love it

I don't know about anyone else but getting back to the city last night was a royal pain.

Great show though.

Bitch was smoking. And Rambler was just stunning

Foxboro was my 3rd of this tour. Bitch is awesome. The HD songs are really meshing and work well live. Love Mess It Up and Angry and they get good responses from the crowd to what I’ve seen. Emotional Rescue wasn’t my first choice but cool to see performed for the first time in 10 years. Not sure exactly how many times total that’s been played live but it can’t be much. Remember it getting a lot of play in 2013, other than that can’t recall. (Still chasing Live With Me)

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I would never in a million years have thought that "Miss You" would be dropped for what, it's been two shows in a row now?

Just really surprising to me.