Early version of Keith Richards song 'Trouble' 13th May - 7th June 2002 Suresnes (near Paris), France, Studio Guillaume Tell.
Street Fighting Man, 2. Gimme Shelter, 3.
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, 4. The Last Time, 5. Jumpin' Jack Flash, 6. You Can't Always Get What You Want, 7.
19th Nervous Breakdown, 8. Under My Thumb, 9. Not Fade Away, 10.
Baby, Standing in the Shadow? Have You Seen Your Mother, 11. Sympathy for the Devil, 12. Mother's Little Helper, 13. She's a Rainbow, 14.
Get Off of My Cloud, 15. Wild Horses, 16. Ruby Tuesday, 17. Paint It Black, 18.
Honky Tonk Women, 19. It's All Over Now, 20. Let's Spend the Night Together. Start Me Up, 2. Brown Sugar, 3.
Beast of Burden, 5. Don't Stop - (previously unreleased), 6. You Got Me Rocking, 9.
Shattered, 10. Fool to Cry, 11.
Love Is Strong, 12. Mixed Emotions, 13. Keys to Your Love - (previously unreleased), 14.
Anybody Seen My Baby?, 15. Stealing My Heart - (previously unreleased), 16. Tumbling Dice, 17.
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Undercover of the Night, 18. Emotional Rescue, 19. It's Only Rock 'N Roll (But I Like It), 20. Losing My Touch - (previously unreleased). Top 5 Band of All Time: Their Greatest Hits I was one of those people who didn't get into the Rolling Stones until later in life. I liked Satifaction and Start Me Up, but didn't know too much more about their music. After buying this CD, a whole new world was opened to me.
They are for sure in my top 5 of best bands of all-time. And currently they are my favorite (I go back and forth between them, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin, sorry no Beatles, but I do like them). Sympathy For The Devil, Shattered, Beast of Burden, Wild Horses, the list goes on. The playing is superb, and the songwriting and longevity is unmatched. With 40 great songs, you can't go wrong. Since buying this 2 CD set, I've started buying their studio and live albums. It'll take me awhile, but it'll be worth it when I have them all.
The re are a few popular songs that aren't on this collection (most noteworthy to me: She's So Cold off of Emotional Rescue), but that's nitpicking. For the price and the product, this is a great deal. A new respect for The Rolling Stones I've alwasy been ambivilent about the Stones.
But I needed some of their music for my library. At first I downloaded 'Gimme Shelter' from the BestBuy Rhapsdy's site. But it sucked really bad - not only the slow initialization, but after I dumped it because they wanted to charge me an outrageous monthly fee I found that all of the songs I downloaded would no longer play since I cancelled my subscription. I never knew what a rip off BestBuy was. SO I needed Shelter. I searched on eBay and found this CD which includes Gimme Shelter, along with a number of excellent Rolling Stones tunes. I suggest you search on eBay for your copy of this CD.
You'll be glad you did. Time is on the Rolling Stones side, yes it is. Even if you are not a Stones fan, the sheer number of these hits may make you a fan realizing the longevity of the group and their accomplishments. They were in the Beatles face all the way and have stayed together many times over, decades longer as a band.
Some of the seedy lyrics are hard to overlook which no doubt helped keep them no. 2 in the 1960's.
Great songs one after one, you have got to have this. Time has been on the Stones side, yes it has.
This isn't listed as such here since this was only available at a national electronics chain store, but it was a four-disc compilation of three major concerts the group did in their 2002 tour. The first concert filmed, at New York City's Madison Square Garden, is the best of the three, in my opinion, so it's appropriate it's mentioned here under its IMDb title. As many times as I watch these guys (the Stones), and I've probably seen a half dozen of their concerts on either DVD or tape, I am constantly amazed at their energy level, and the good shape these performers are in to do this. They make look like hell facially, and I wouldn't want to guess all the chemicals and other bad stuff they've put in their bodies over the years, but they've obviously worked out a lot, have no fat on them, and have super endurance.
Like the Energizer bunny, they just keep going! Mick Jagger is the male version of Tina Turner, or she's the female version of him.
Both are incredible to be dancing around stage as they do despite being 60-plus years old. Turner has finally retired from live performances but Jagger keeps going.
So does Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts. The latter, the drummer, is the only guy who doesn't look like a degenerate. It's hard to say who's the scuzziest looking between Richards, Jagger and Wood. At least Jagger doesn't smoke on stage as the other two guys do in every concert. Anyway, the group has always been smart enough and rich enough to afford excellent supporting help. The best here might be keyboardist Chuck Leavell, who has been with them for a number of years. Bobby Keyes and the brass section is still top-notch as are the singers and new bassist Darryl Jones, who replaced the legendary Bill Wyman.
Their songs may not be as diverse and well-done as the Beatles, but after watching this collection of three concerts on DVD, I have to think these guys must be the greatest rock band in history. They sound better 40 years later than when they were 'kids' in the early '60s.
Modern technology as given the band access to big screen, split images and all kinds of background entertainment that also helps these concerts become fun to watch as well as listen. The highlight of the Arena (MSG) show, to me, was the 11-minute version of 'Midnight Rambler.' The 'Stadium Show' also was very good, much of the same stuff as in the New York City concert with several other classics added such as 'Gimme Shelter,' 'Sympathy For The Devil,' and 'Paint It Black.'
You can't go wrong watching either concert. The third disc, 'The Theater Show,' filmed in Paris, is weak with songs that weren't that good, too slow and without the normal Stones energy. There is a fourth disc with documentary material but I haven't checked it out yet. Overall, this is a worthwhile purchase. Too bad it's only available in one place.