I think ive been listening to the stones too much lateley. Last night I had a dream that I was listening to still life, and Hound Dog was on it. and I thought " I didnt know they did that one on the 81 tour".

I have crazy dreams like that all the time.

In one dream Charlie was lost at the event arena - and I saw him wandering off in the distance, and he didn't know where to go. Somehow I mystically guided him to his hospitality room, where his family and the rest of the Stones met up with him - they then thanked me and asked me to go on stage with them.

It's strange though, in a lot of the dreams I have, something is wrong or amiss

yeah dreams are always kind of abstract.

thats a good one. I like on the documentary on four flicks where it shows charlie back stage. at the club in toronto he has this pissed off expressioin on his face and he says "where's the stage? is there even a stage here?"

I always dream that Anita Pallenberg is standing at my bed and ask me if she can come into bed and I always say no !!!!!!! man !!! I hate that.

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is it anita pallenberg c. 1968 or anita pallenberg c. 2006?

Ya Ya's is number 1 obviously

Get Yer Ya Ya's Out of there




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ryanpow Wrote:
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> is it anita pallenberg c. 1968 or anita pallenberg
> c. 2006?


Ryanpow if she was from '68 I wouldn't say No (that was a joke) 1968 it is.

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They are good....Ya Yas from acetate will give you a freakin' clue...Its good to be the king....hehehe

JR

can never understand the appeal to some of Love you Live. The El Mocambo stuff is great and the couple of songs from '75 are good, but the '76 songs are terrible and contain the most unlistenable vocals of Jagger's entire career

Ya Yas by a mile

Most underrated? The Got Live if You Want It EP. Despite the primitive sound quality, the performances are absolutely brilliant and the atmosphere is electrifying.

Four Flicks is a great package and IMO the most essential official Stones release (audio or video) of the last quarter century.

ya ya's
love you live
still life

Still Life doesn't match some of the "unofficial" cds from the '81 tour,in my opinion.

the stones have only one good oficially released live album and i think we all know what its called.

Live at the "Camden Theater" ?

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Brussels Affair for sure. GYYO is the classic however. Too hard to choose between the two......

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

I agree with a previous poster...they've all got their moments

Ya-Ya's...the live Midnight Rambler, and the chick asking for paint it black

Brussels...YCAGWYA, MR, and Angie

LYL...the El Mocabbo (sp...?) stuff

Still Life...my first offical live album from a tour I saw them....Under My Thumb cuz it still gives me goose-bumps reminding me of when they took the stage, Shattered for Keef and Ronnie's backing vocals, Just My Imagination and Let Me Go...cuz they nailed them.

Flashpoint...JJF, Satisfaction, Miss You...all at break neck speed...but I like them anyway...Factory Girl...restoring a gem.

Stripped...the companion is something I listen to more, but Little Baby, Spider and the Fly shine.

No Security...for Sister Morphine, and the Last Time....also the crowd singing Saint of Me...

Live Licks....other than CYHMK...nothing stands out for me.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

Ya Ya's and Welcome to NY 1972

The 2 stones live I play most... Ya Ya's and Stripped...

Of the two, I play stripped probably 5 to 1 more often.

stones
1 ya-ya's
2 flashpoint

other
kiss-alive
juads priest-unleashed in the east
cheap trick- live a budokhan
ted nugent- double live gonzo
iron maiden- live after death
deep purple- made in japan
allman brothers- fillmore east
grateful dead- europe '72

Ya Ya's

but I hate to say it ,"Kick out the jams" by the MC5 is maybe not better but more exciting.

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> Most underrated? The Got Live if You Want It EP.
> Despite the primitive sound quality, the
> performances are absolutely brilliant and the
> atmosphere is electrifying.


Right on Gazza, the Got Live If You Want It EP is the ultimate live document of the Brian era. It's exactly as they sounded in concert in those days and you're right, the performances are electrifying. I actually think the sound is pretty good too. I was spinning it on my turntable the other night. It's such a shame that those EP tracks are not together as a package anymore, or am I missing something?

theyre on the "singles 1963-65" boxed set of CD singles that was released a couple of years ago.

A few music writers have proposed GYYYO as possibly the greatest ever live album. Count me in as well.

But if I had to choose a non Stones live album only one really does it for me. Lou Reed's Rock n' Roll Animal. Followed by Bowie's David Live.

When are Brussel Affair and Summer Romance boots from and what's on them?

"You'll be studying history and you'll be down the gym. And I'll be down the pub, probably playing pool and drinking."

I enjoy Raffi: Live At Central Park!

Having heard most of those mentioned, I can't understand why anything but Ya-Ya's would even enter into anybody's mind. Most of the time, I believe it is their best alblum ever, but I have been to so many live Stones shows that that may just be my bias.

Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out.
Ultimate Brussels Affair.
Gorgeous Girls Redux.
San Diego 1969.
Nippon Voodoo.
Casino Boogie '99.

JumpingKentFlash

Also very good: the Stripped live '95 B-sides: Gimme Shelter, All down the line, Live with me, Tumblin'Dice and BlackLimousine. Would be a great EP.

Yayas
Ladies & Gentlemen
Handsome Girls
Atlantic City
LA Forum

In no particular order