Worried About You-Atlanta 06, Sweet Virgina-Charlottesville 05 a very close second....

Night Time Is The Right Time blew me away at the 05 Portland show

The first time I saw Out of Control.

Foxboro Stadium '97. Might have been the tour opener, can't remember.

You Can't Always Get What You Want, Wembley Empire Pool, 9/9/73.

Nuff said.

Can't Get Next To You / NFA / Monkey Man - Cleveland 94
Little Queenie / LARR - Detroit 97
Ain't Too Proud To Beg - Detroit 05
Sway - Columbus 05



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Some Girls - Oakland '99

Let It Rock from New Orleans in 78. It was my first Stone's concert and I can never get over that opening song. I was up close and the combination of sound and Jagger was incredible. Nothing can ever top that for me...nothing like the first time.

IORR Oakland '99. Not one of my favorites. But they had an incredibly tight grove going that was unbelievable.

LOGIE Wrote:
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> You Can't Always Get What You Want, Wembley Empire
> Pool, 9/9/73.
>
> Nuff said.



showoff

"That's How Strong My Love Is" at Roseland.

Hmm, hard to say. For some strange reason, I seem to recall liking Sympathy For The Devil, 2003, De Kuip allot.

Every time they do Midnight Rambler I say: this is the best version ever!

Of all my "best versions ever" torino UJ tour, stuttgard no security, MSG and Zurich lix tour are best of the best. Stuttgard probably the best of the lot.


C

Out Of Control - MSG 1/14/98

The first song, the first time I saw them, "Under My Thumb". Couldn't believe I was actually seeing them. Priceless.

Non-Stones - The Who in an electric performance of "Won't Get Fooled Again".

Others

Skynyrd 76 - Free Bird
Clapton - Layla
Seger - Night Moves
Macca - Hey Jude
Bruce - Thunder Road & Born To Run

You know, the signature songs - thought they play these warhorses often, I don't go see these artists as much as I go see the Stones.

Memory Motel- Milwaukee-no security tour.


the whole show was fantastic.

It's only rock'n roll, Stockholm Cirkus 2003, 1800 people in the theater!!!
Couldn't believe I was there.

Heartbreaker, Werchter 1995. Very impressive.

me singing Honky Tonk Women karaoke

I actually sang HTW at an IBM company event with the house band in Orlando about 10 years ago in front of several hundred employees....I'm hoping they were all as soused as I was and can't remember any better than I do....

Yeah, actually it happened when I was about 14 or 15. My family and I were staying at a lodge in West Virginia that was hosting some sort of corporate function, and they were having a karaoke party. One night as I was walking down the hallway in the main building, they called me into the bar and I sang Honky Tonk Women while 4 or 5 middle-aged women danced in a circle around me.

Unbeatable.



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CindyC Wrote:
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> The first time I saw Out of Control.
>
> Foxboro Stadium '97. Might have been the tour
> opener, can't remember.



Cindy , I love that version also.

Gimme Shelter AC 89

maybe smu in 1989. the first notes heard live!!!!!!!!!!!!

Parachute Woman...Orpheum theatre....they missed the harp solo until the second break, but hearing that song....wow...""my heavy throbber's itchen just to lay a solid rhythm down...."I almost fell off the balcony....

JR

Midnight Rambler, Akron 1972
Hound Dog, Memphis 1978
You Can't Always Get What You Want, Brussels 1973
Wild Horses, Knebworth 1976

eeeeh, you were at all those concerts??

stone-relics Wrote:
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> Parachute Woman...Orpheum theatre....they missed
> the harp solo until the second break, but hearing
> that song....wow...""my heavy throbber's itchen
> just to lay a solid rhythm down...."I almost fell
> off the balcony....
>


...and it's a bloody good thing you didn't...you'd probably have fallen on top of me like a parachute man!

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> eeeeh, you were at all those concerts??


No, but I've heard them on a boot, does that count??

Ruby Tuesday; Atlantic City 1989

T&A Wrote:
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> ...and it's a bloody good thing you didn't...you'd
> probably have fallen on top of me like a parachute
> man!


Like Seattle 81?

I was at THAT show, too, Erik!