Now we're talkin'.

Saying that, I expect a lot of 'WTF' activity and bewildered looks.

It'd be great if he played 'That Feel' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbNg5_Jtd8k) or 'Hell Broke Luce' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fju9o8BVJ8)with Keith as Keith plays on the originals, and theres also the songs Keith plays on on the 'Rain Dogs' album - although it'd be even more apt if he played 'Satisfied' off his last album (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHn_Kb4Dz40)


When i'm gone
when i'm gone
roll my vertebrae out like dice
let my skull be a home for the mice
let me bleach like the bones on the beach
i'll be hard like a pit from a peach
now the ground has a branch
now the hound has a ranch
the old tressel's just junk
the edsel is on blocks
the old said so... won't talk
i'm a blimp that's straining, cut'er ties
i'm a moth in training, flutter by
huh...
when i'm gone
when i'm gone
i said i will have satisfaction
i will be satisfied
i said i will be satisfied
when i'm believing : satisfaction
when i'm grieving : satisfaction
when i'm shaking : satisfaction
when i'm praying : satisfaction
when i'm staying : satisfaction
when i'm carousing
when i'm a thousand
i said i will have satisfaction

i will be satisfied
before i'm gone
before i'm gone
i will have satisfaction
i will be satisfied
i will have satisfaction
i will be satisfied
now Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards
i will scratch where i've been itching
now Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards
i will scratch where i've been itching
before i'm gone
before i'm gone
before i'm gone
before i'm gone
let me go back to the barrel
let the bullet go back into the barrel
let the bullet go back into the barrel
let the bullet go back into the barrel
let the bullet go back into the barrel
before i'm gone
before i'm gone
i said i will have satisfaction
let the bullet go back into the barrel
let the bullet go back into the barrel
take a left off the straight and the narrow
let the bullet go back into the barrel
before i'm gone


I think the recently released Keith/Tom duet of 'Shenandoah' is a long shot, mind !  (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJgWaqwZml4)

Don't think so.

'Cause if that were that case, we'd have heard "Gwen the Whip Comes Down" Friday night.

Sorry; couldn't resist.

The folks on the twitter feed are saying jack white will be joining the band tonight...

Is this the thread for tonight..?

Maybe they do another acoustic tune off of beggars' and Tom sings no expectations or dear doctor with the band. What a great tour gimmick-two live rarities a night, one acoustic, right before the new tunes...

Waits was on dirty work-Harlem shuffle, right..?

I'm almost sure that I will fall asleep before the show as I'm tired and gotta wake up really early morning tomorrow; please someone from the west coast update the setlist later tonight

1. Get Off Of My Cloud

3. Live With Me

Gimme Shelter

Dead Flowers

ER

Top of their game, shirley?

Doom and Gloom
One More Shot

parmeda wrote on May 5^th, 2013 at 11:58pm:


https://vine.co/v/b27VHvmZHpA

http://twitter.com/chrislehourites/status/331248500098596866/photo/1


Pic from Chris

And his vine:

https://vine.co/v/b27IQFdt0BQ

https://vine.co/v/b27Fxa3OLWY

https://vine.co/v/b27FgiuPmKK

https://vine.co/v/b27FL0VdXqz

https://vine.co/v/b272AEXealt

https://vine.co/v/b279mPAVquT

https://vine.co/v/b27VHvmZHpA

and then the vine breaks down...

Thanks, Chris!

Tom Waits clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHdijA_CxEc

"All Down The LIne" is also up from the same poster---(thanks!)

It's a fun one.  Mick is having a ball.  Pretty cool to see him enjoying the tune:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3TnHzcQso0Y

Start me up
Tumbling dice


Thanks for the utube links

Kreskin predicts:

Bs
Sympathy

Ycagwyw
Jjf
Satisfaction

I believe it was the same Friday. This is a very good thing, imo, and i said as much in my review of the opener. I also like that bobby has retaken the top horn slot; nothing against Tim, or Chuck, but they are in their rightful place now (again, my opinion)...

01 - Get Off My Cloud
02 - IORR
03 - Live With Me
04 - Paint it Black
05 - Gimme Shelter
06 - Little Red Rooster (Tom Waits)
07 - Dead Flowers
08 - Emotional Rescue
09 - All Down the Line
10 - Doom and Gloom
11 - One  More Shot
12 - Honky Tonk Women
13 - Before They Make me Run (Keith)
14 - Happy (Keith)
15 - Midnight Ramber (Mick Taylor)
16 - Miss You
17 - Start me Up
18 - Tumbling Dice
19 - Brown Sugar
20 - Sympathy for the Devil
ENCORE
21 - You Can´t Always Get What You Want
22 - Jumping Jack Flash
23 - Satisfaction

They were fantastic.  That's all I can say at the moment. 
They were fucking fantastic.

Thrilled to see ER remains in the set.
Will we ever see MT do more than ONE song?? UK fans will in Hyde Park but USA??? Not sure.

Swap out Horses for Rooster with Waits and I'll take Friday's setlist.

Who am I to complain tho? I'm just a spoled brat.  

I'd be happy to hear "Yankee Doodle Dandy" after 6.5 years of waiting.

The Wick wrote on May 6^th, 2013 at 12:37am:


... as the man who played on the recording sits backstage, idle. 

OK fellas....you reading this board?

Mick Taylor needs to play something other than Rambler.

Do that and tickets will sell, promise....

nankerphelge wrote on May 6^th, 2013 at 9:42am:



CYHMK may not be "hit" but it's been a classic rock radio staple since I started listening to the radio in 1981/1982. And it went over well every time they played it on the Licks tour.

Mel Belli wrote on May 6^th, 2013 at 10:34am:

most sensible post ever.

" Whatever they did the to paper the room last night worked. Totally packed.  "


This will be their M.0. for the rest of the tour  .


" Tom Waits? I'd rather hear Gwen Stefani butcher Wild Horses again then listen to Waits sound like he was taking a Joey sized dump when singing.  "


Now THAT is bad !!!!!

* phew ! *

********* END TRANSMISSION !!!!!  ********

Mel Belli wrote on May 6^th, 2013 at 7:48am:



Half (11 songs) of last night's setlist comes from the 1969-74 era. Yet they choose to use him on one song.

Video on Site.


Rolling Stones Feature Tom Waits on 'Little Red Rooster'
Gravel-voiced singer joins rockers onstage at Oakland show
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RJ Cubarrubia
May 6, 2013 10:15 AM

The Rolling Stones had hinted at the possibility of a few surprises on their "50 and Counting" tour, and they produced one last night when Tom Waits joined them onstage to sing "Little Red Rooster" at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. The rockers dug into the blues classic, which appeared on their 1965 album The Rolling Stones, Now! A minute into the song, Waits emerged from the background, taking control of the mic and adding his unmistakable gritty growl.

The Rolling Stones Offer Plenty of Surprises in Los Angeles Tour Kickoff

The Stones' tour continues May 8th at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, California. They kicked off the outing May 3rd at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where guests included Keith Urban and Gwen Stefani.

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Interesting review of the show and the whole concert experience in Oakland last night.
http://rocksubculture.com/2013/05/06/rolling-stones-at-oracle-arena-oakland-cali...

humiliating-

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/06/the-rolling-stones-ticket-sales-paychec...

not sure on that one, Mel.

At $85 a pop, if the sell 17k to 25k in an arena, that still is around $2 million… only a tard accountant would fuck up a profit… now if the only reason to tour was money, and more money than before… this isn't happening. This isn't a not for profit deal, but they knew going in, this isn't about making money either. Bottom line, there's no great bottom line for the band, this isn't an altruistic adventure either, but they are making money and creating an economy for a few hardworking people. They could have just done nothing...

It just doesn't feel like a tour.

Pdog wrote on May 7^th, 2013 at 7:53am:

Bluzdude wrote on May 8^th, 2013 at 3:45pm:



In fairness, Tom Waits has probably never appeared at a concert attended by 20,000 or at a concert shown worldwide as a pay per view event.

So, I think you've done OK.

Incidentally, I may have missed this - was there a fan vote choice for Oakland? Was it 'Dead Flowers' ?

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