I'd love to see Torn & Frayed, it's such a good song!

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> 'n roll. this is genocide (In that line he sums up
> the Stones for me).


The Stones have been blamed for many things (and often rightly so) but I'm blissfully aware of them being responsible for any incidents of mass-murder on a holocaust/Rwanda scale

Have to say I'd be a bit annoyed at them if this was the case, although I guess there are some folks on here who would find some way of defending them.

Metaphorical of course Gaz. Like "The Beatles want to hold you and, The Stones want to burn your town".

JumpingKentFlash

I remeber Jerry Wexler saying that "with the Beatles there was arousal but nothing else, but with the Stones there was full penetration. They made a
cottage industry of lock up your wives and daughters the Rolling Stones are in town"

What did you people do with Jumping Jack Flash?!

Brown Sugar?!

Start Me Up?!

No Stones-show without those songs, in my opinion.

I think playing the "warhorses" all the time is self-defeatist.
It shows a huge lack of confidence in their newer songs and lost
gems. I also think that Jagger is a much less interesting performer
on these songs than on the newer stuff. Bob Dylan can do any songs
he chooses to do, as can Bowie, Springsteen. Anyone who says that
the Stones would loose their fans/money by being bolder in their song
choices is an idiot.

Would also love to hear keith sing "All About You". What a special song!

It was a nice surprise to finally get it on the Bridges tour. Worked nicely too, even on a tour where most of its performances took place in stadiums.

You're so lucky, I'd kill to have heard that one. It's on my wishlist with:
Send It To Me
Can I Get A Witness
Let It Loose
Faraway Eyes
I Can't Turn You Loose

iamthedj, they did faraway eyes in march, very impressive, top of the line,, then went into worried about you like a one-two punch.. then they went back to there other show...

thanks for that post, soundcheck. I'd love to get talking to Mick and find out what goes on his head. ££££?

They have far too many great songs for just one show. So I made setlists for nights 1 and 2. A great show for me has to have a certain element of surprise so that’s why I added two covers of songs The Stones have never done before that I think would work really well on their hands.


NIGHT 1:
01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Bitch
03. Shattered
04. Undercover Of The Night
05. Tumbling Dice
06. Gimme Shelter
07. That’s Life (Frank Sinatra cover)
08. Wild Horses
09. Salt Of The Earth
10. Street Fighting Man
11. You Got Me Rocking
12. Oh No, Not You Again
13. Love Is Strong
14. Midnight Rambler
---- INTRODUCTIONS ----
15. Slipping Away (KR)
16. Thief In The Night (KR)
17. Happy (KR)

18. It’s Only Rock N’ Roll (B-Stage)
19. Rough Justice (B-Stage)
20. Get Off Of My Cloud (B-Stage)

21. Sympathy For The Devil
22. Paint It, Black
23. Honky Tonk Woman
24. Start Me Up
25. Satisfaction

26. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
27. Brown Sugar


NIGHT 2:
01. Jumping Jack Flash
02. Bitch
03. Hand Of Fate
04. Some Girls
05. Gimme Shelter
06. Tumbling Dice
07. Across 110th Street (Bobby Womack cover)
08. Worried About You
09. Beast Of Burden
10. Street Fighting Man
11. If You Can’t Rock Me
12. All Down The Line
13. Heartbreaker
14. Miss You
---- INTRODUCTIONS ----
15. Thru And Thru (KR)
16. You Don’t Have To Mean It (KR)
17. Before They Make Me Run (KR)

18. It’s Only Rock N’ Roll (B-Stage)
19. Respectable (B-Stage)
20. The Last Time (B-Stage)

21. Sympathy For The Devil
22. One Hit (To The Body)
23. Honky Tonk Woman
24. Start Me Up
25. Satisfaction

26. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
27. Brown Sugar

Hi Keith the Beast, they're both better setlists than what we get at the moment. But only a radical change around of the setlists can rescue the
Stones now! and your lists are still very conservative!

How about: Out Of Control, Saint Of Me. Pain In My Heart, Little Queenie, Heartbreaker, Can I Get A Witness?, Hey Mona, Monkey Man, Send It To Me,
Dance, She Was Hot, One Hit..., Blinded By Love, Carol, Jiving Sister Fanny,
Tie You Up, The Worst, Laugh I Nearly Died, Memo From Turner, Flight 505,
Moonlight Mile, Mothers Little Helper, Fool To Cry, She's A Rainbow, Love Is
Strong, Jigsaw Puzzle, to name but a few. All these absolute CLASSICS and we
get IORR and Satisfaction for the millionth time. Pure unadulterated laziness.

in some alternate reality the stones are playing three nights at MSG, each night focusing on a different aspect of their career. these are setlists made up personal faves and songs you'd know they'd have to play i.e. warhorses. each night is different with either a special guest and song surprises. so here goes:

MSG 3 Nights


60s Night (featuring Bill Wyman on bass)

We Love You
2000 Light years From Home
Paint It, Black
Mothers Little Helper
Time Is On My Side
Heart of Stone
That's How Strong My Love Is
Monkey Man
JJF
HTW
Band intros
You Got The Silver
Lady Jane-just Mick/Keith
Jigsaw Puzzle-starts Mick/Keith then whole band rejoins after first verse
Ronnie on slide
(band intros)

B-Stage

Miss Amanda Jones
Carol
19th Nervous Breakdown
Stray Cat Blues

Sympathy
Shelter
Rambler

Encores
Satisfaction
Street Fightin Man

1970s

Rocks Off
BS
Whip
WH
Angie
Winter-special guest Mick Taylor
Sway-MT
100 years Ago-MT
Ventilator Blues-MT
If You Can't Rock Me
Hot Stuff
(Band Intros)
Coming Down Again
Before They Make Me Run

Memory Motel

(Intermission)

B-Stage

Let It Rock
Respectable
Casino Boogie
Turd On The Run

Hand of Fate
Beast of Burden
TD
Moonlight Mile
Let It Loose

Encore
IORR


1980s & Beyond

SMU
Rough Justice
Summer Romance
Saint of Me
For Your Precious Love
Rain Fall Down
Dangerous Beauty
Mixed Emotions
Let Me Down Real Slow
Might As Well Get Juiced
Gunface
(band intros)
Slipping Away-Mick/Keith
Almost Hear You Sigh-Keith
All About You

Out of Control
All The Way Down

(Intermission)

B-Stage

Had It With You
Hold On To Your Hat
Oh No Not You Again
Fancyman Blues

Worried About You
Undercover
Dirty Work
Pretty Beat Up
Slave

Encores
Love Is Strong
Waiting On A Friend

1. Paint It Black
2. Live With Me
3. Jig Saw Puzzle
4. Stray Cat Blues
5. Play With Fire
6. Heart Of Stone
7. Gimme Shelter
8. No Use In Crying
9. 100 Years Ago
10 Prodigal Son
11 Monkey Man
12 All Down The Line
13 Love In Vain
14 AS Tears Go By
15 Parachute Woman
16 Sweet Black Angel
17 You Got The Silver
18 Sweet Virginia
19 Memo From Turner
20 Criss Cross Man
21 Let It Loose
22 Honky Tonk Women
23 Some Girls
24 Torn And Frayed
25 Wild Horses


Thx! Fixed it!!



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1 Jumpin' Jack Flash
2 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
3 Lets Spend The Night Together
4 Slave
5 Wild Horses
6 Rain Fall Down (Love this one live)
7 Midnight Rambler
8 Tumbling Dice
9 You Got The Silver (Keith)
10 Happy
11 Gimmie Shelter (leading to the B-stage)
12 Bye Bye Johnny (B-stage)
13 Carol
14 Route 66
15 Sympathy For The Devil
16 Paint It Black
17 Brown Sugar
18 You Can't Always Get What You Want
19 Honky Tonk Woman (first encore)
20 Satisfaction

Is there any future for the Stones? At least one we can be proud of? I figure it will go one of two ways:
a)2007: Having just finished their bigger bang tour in America, amidst complaints about outrageous ticket prices and never-changing set lists, the Stones are once again announced the highest paid performers ever. They take another eight years to produce another album, patchy at best. Another world tour is announced for 2014. Set lists are unimaginative and the critics delight in tagging them wrinkly rockers. Having completed the tour the Stones are unlikely to produce any new material again due to their shamefully slow working pace. Although their 60's and 70's material is without equal the Stones finish up as nostalgia merchants, thereby cheapening their canon of work.

b)2007: Having just finished their bigger bang tour in America, amidst complaints about outrageous ticket prices and never changing set lists, the Stones are once again announced the highest paid performers ever. Mick Jagger announces that the Stones are no longer going to tour the world's stadia in an effort to concentrate on new material. 2008 sees the release of a new Stones album. Containing the Stones freshest new material in years, as well as covers of classic soul/blues/country material the Stones recieve unparalled critical acclaim. Mick and Keith begin to write together again and regain the elasticity of the early days. New albums are released every 2/3 years, puntuated by smaller arena-based tours. On these tours the Stones deliver diverse shows: Whole album shows eg.Sticky Fingers/Exile/Tattoo You
Covers Shows (Blues/Soul/Country/Funk)
All new material shows
Although they do not ignore their hits, they no longer take up the entire set list. Although reactions to the shows are unsure to start with, the Stones are soon hailed as rejuvenated artists who take gambles with their performances. The albums now show a mature band. Reviews rival those of earlier periods and the Stones are now once again viewed as cultural heavy-weights. The Stones continue to work into old age and prove that they were, are and ever will be the greatest band in the world!

What are your views? Whats next for this group?

as simple as it sounds i think it may all depend upon rather mick chooses to make another solo album or not.

Fun!!!Its a David Bowie...thread!!!!I like five years!!!

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2. It's only Rock 'n' Roll
3. Shattered
4. Live with me
5. Respectable
6. Angie
7. Honky Tonk Women
8. You can't always get what You want
9. Street Fighting Man
10. Miss You
11. Slipping Away (Keith)
12. Happy (Keith)
13. Midnight Rambler
14. (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 (B-Stage)
15. Stray Cat Blues (B-Stage)
16. Like a Rolling Stone (B-Stage)
17. Not Fade Away
18. You got me Rocking
19. Paint it, Black
20. Sympathy for the Devil
21. Brown Sugar
22. Jumpin' Jack Flash
23. (I can't get no) Satisfaction (Encore)



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Start me up
Let's spend the night together
Hand of fate
She's so cold
Stray cat blues
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Waiting on a friend
Miss you
Little T&A
Slipping away
Gimmie shelter
Sympathy for the devil
Street fighting man
Mother's little helper
Under my thumb
Jumping Jack Flash
Brown Sugar

You Can't always get what you want
Satisfaction

A great one and I think they can pull it off