What's your favourite? Sam Cutler in 69/70?? Or The Urban Jungle/Steel Wheels? Or maybe the present one?

My favourite is Continental Drift followed by SMU in 89/90...awesome!

Bridges to Babylon

voodoo rythm followed by Not Fade Away.
Saw it live in Budapest back in 1995, fabulous...

I love all those with "Ladies and Gentlemen..." or
"Thanks you for waiting, XY, The Rolling Stones".

Since 1989 it´s all with a BANG...the actual intro
is the worst ever.

No doubt !!!1- Take a Train with Under My Thumb in American Tour 81 !!!!

2 y 3º: Voodoo Lounge and Bridges both excellents and emotionals !!!

A Bigger Bang i don't like it..i don't found connection between intro and the song...

No security

My favourite:...and now from England, the Rolling Fokking Stones.

Urban Jungle Tour.

And now from England the Rolling "@#$%&" Stones....

Detroit 6 July 1978.......



ROCKMAN

1975 TOA

"fanfare for the common man" then that HTW opening cord cutting through the smoke!

no security!!!

that guy that screamed "WILL YOU WELCOME PLEASE, THE ROLLING STONES!!!!" on the '81 tour . . .

michrud Wrote:
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> My favourite is Continental Drift followed by SMU
> in 89/90...awesome!

Same here.

Fanfare For The Common Man 75
Among the later ones...No Security

the singer not the bong Wrote:
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> that guy that screamed "WILL YOU WELCOME PLEASE,
> THE ROLLING STONES!!!!" on the '81 tour . . .


Bill Graham ?



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Gazza Wrote:
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> the singer not the bong Wrote:
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> > that guy that screamed "WILL YOU WELCOME
> PLEASE,
> > THE ROLLING STONES!!!!" on the '81 tour . . .
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> Bill Graham

if you insist - whatever the man's name may be, his intros were tops!



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Bigger Bang intro, followed by start me up (thats the song that the intro was made for...the video trails on then the opening riff, fire blasts from stage, stones come on)

Erik_Snow wrote:

Fanfare For The Common Man 75
Among the later ones...No Security


That is the correct answer.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Tommorow we will know.

Must the piano intro of "We Love You" don't you think ?

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chip monks "everythings seems to be ready..." from ya yas!!!

Yeah something about No Security that was exciting as hell! That video of them walking through that hallway was damn cool and no other intro could've beat that one. And then to have keith pop out and and rip through JJF....you couldn't beat it. That was my first tour to attend. Sat in the nosebleeds...one of my fav tours. Shame no DVD came of it. They had a great sound overally, that tour.

David700 Wrote:
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> chip monks "everythings seems to be ready..." from
> ya yas!!!

and

"for the next time is.. everybody ready ?"

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1989/90 and No security

The very best intro IMO was Not Fade Away. That was magic - magic that was not captured on the studio version on Stripped.

If anyone liked SMU in the past – OK. But we’ve had it too many times now.

After seeing their 31 May rehearsal list I have the bad feeling they might start with SMU again. Please vote against. There are so many other songs to choose from dammit!

The Sam Cutler intro is certainly classic, but as far as the modern ones....I'll take No Security also.

My least favorite is the current one...too long.

Without any doubt I will say:
Simon Cuttler in 1969

you should be having a bit doubt by saying Simon Cuttler

Yeah, I think Ill go also for Salmon Cutthem '69 (his name was a joke)

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something like that



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Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> you should be having a bit doubt by saying Simon
> Cuttler


If it is wrong sorry.