Like stuff that you'd pay good money to see that you know exists, or likely exists somewhere?

For instance, NME 1968, which had the first performance ever of JJF. More footage of the 1967 tour. Let it Bleed sessions with Ry Cooder on guitar in the Spring of 1969 at Redlands. Outtakes from The 1969-1973 era not yet released. All the Black & Blue sessions with the various guitarists. Earliest sketches of Voodoo Lounge from 1993

The lovely Grail director Terry Jones brought back to life - and his trousers - for starters.
Then a watchable L.A. Stains show recorded the same year, if it exists.

The Sun has got it's hap' on.

Knebworth '76 Full Show, Remastered.

Knebworth '76 Full Show, Remastered.

Rarities II

1-1970 live Europe show video & soundboard
2-1973 downunder tour video & soundboard
3-1973 European tour box set
4-1972 USA tour soundboard
5-1976-European tour box set
6-1999 any show video not necessary
7-2002-2003 all theater shows box set

Outtakes demos from 1962-2024

StickyStones wrote on Jun 2^nd, 2024 at 12:14pm:

For instance, NME 1968, which had the first performance ever of JJF

Yes, it was the live debut for song Jumping Jack Flash 12 days before its release date so it was new to the audience, also it was the last “public” show with Brian Jones as the R&R Circus was private. Only JJF and Satisfaction were played

Here a video:

https://x.com/VoodooChileinWo/status/1524718533258747905

What about the Tribute show for Stu? 100 Club, London February 23, 1986

• Seven songs wereplayed with Simon Kirke on drums as Charlie was late!
  
• Special guests were Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend and Jack Bruce replacing Bill on Little Queenie
  
• Live debuts for songs Harlem Shuffle and Dust My Broom.
  
• All songs were covers

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Jun 5^th, 2024 at 1:14pm:

StickyStones wrote on Jun 2nd, 2024 at 12:14pm: For instance, NME 1968, which had the first performance ever of JJF Yes, it was the live debut for song Jumping Jack Flash 12 days before its release date so it was new to the audience, also it was the last “public” show with Brian Jones as the R&R Circus was private. Only JJF and Satisfaction were played Here a video: https://x.com/VoodooChileinWo/status/1524718533258747905

Yeah I'm just hoping audio leaks out one day, I am curious what they sounded like here. Brian wasn't the wreck he was by the RNR Circus and was reportedly more interested in the Stones than he had been for a while - this a week before his second bust which started his downward spiral. So I imagine they didn't mute him here.

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Jun 5^th, 2024 at 1:22pm:

What about the Tribute show for Stu? 100 Club, London February 23, 1986 Seven songs wereplayed with Simon Kirke on drums as Charlie was late! Special guests were Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend and Jack Bruce replacing Bill on Little Queenie Live debuts for songs Harlem Shuffle and Dust My Broom. All songs were covers

Was it the full Stones? I've only seen scant photos I figured this was a Mick only thing. Have to think they had a ragged, excited energy in 1986 given Charlie being on H and the tensions in the band. I'd kill to see it

Check Gazza's Gazzapedia, in this case the section "Miscellaneous Non-Tour Concerts": http://rocksoff.org/miscnontour.htm

Hartford '02

I was at Hartford, 2002 licks great show

Hartford 2002

Street Fighting Man
It's Only Rock'n Roll
If You Can't Rock Me
Don't Stop
Rocks Off
Love In Vain
Let It Bleed
Monkey Man
Gimme Shelter
Tumbling Dice
--- Introductions
Slipping Away (Keith)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
Start Me Up
Love Train
Honky Tonk Women
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Satisfaction
Mannish Boy (B-stage)
You Got Me Rocking (B-stage)
Brown Sugar (B-stage)
Midnight Rambler (Encore)
Jumping Jack Flash (Encore)
Show start: 9:30pm
Show finish: 11:43pm