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Rolling Stones full concert playlist

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i more respect the rolling stones for this, seeing how they can perform in front of over a million people without dying, is an feat that not even god can remotely do, this power this godlike feat is most likely among the hardest impossible if not, the most impossible thing to do ever.

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2021 09 26 St Louis Rolling Stones Full Concert

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In life we never really appreciate what we have until we loose it. Charlie was the backbone the heartbeat & the glue that held the lads together. Now they have reached another level & its on a spiritual level. The Stones have taught us so much about sticking together. Through thick & thin,ups & downs, Good times,bad times & sad times. Together we are ONE.

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anna baldi

Just looking at them I get tears in my eyes. These guys are so special and we are so blessed that they are still alive and capable to still give us through their music the same emotions that they evoked in us when we were young. This is so very special and too bad I can’t see them this year. I had the ticket to go see them in San Diego right before COVID and for the same reason the concert was cancelled. It was not meant to be, of course and now I am longing to see them once again but I can’t. I feel lucky that technology allows us to see them nonetheless.. their music will live for many years to come and I hope our kids will keep their memory alive once they are gone.

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2021.11.15 Detroit Rolling Stones FULL CONCERT

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2021.11.11 Rolling Stones Atlanta, GA, Mercedes Benz Stadium MfG 144

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12.4K subscribersThe Rolling Stones Atlanta, GA, Mercedes Benz Stadium November 11, 2021 "Georgia rainbow" Mission from God Vol. 144 Audio: Falo Matrix / RyanJ Video: Youtube Mix by Falo 01 Intro 02 Street Fighting Man 03 Let's Spend the Night Together 04 19th Nervous Breakdown 05 Here's to you Charlie 06 Tumbling Dice 07 Shattered 08 She's Like A Rainbow 09 You Can't Always Get What You Want 10 You Can't Always Get What You Want (Reprise) 11 Living In A Ghost Town 12 Start Me up 13 Honky Tonk Women 14 Introduction of the Band 15 Connection 16 Slipping Away 17 Miss You 18 Midnight Rambler 19 Paint It Black 20 Sympathy For the Devil 21 Jumping Jack Flash 22 Gimme Shelter 23 Satisfaction 24 A last bow 25 BONUS Ch46 Report 26 BONUS Soundcheck Art by JürgenThe Rolling Stones Atlanta, GA, Mercedes Benz Stadium November 11, 2021

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The Rolling Stones look back on 50 wild years of rock 'n' roll | 60 Minutes Australia

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Mini-Doc: The Rolling Stones Bootleg Series

Google is a bunch of jerks and probably will punish us by deleting it.,
but the interview is great! Watch it while you still can.

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Browse the Rolling Stones catalogue on Google Play, including the exclusive concert recordings featured in this documentary: .gl%2F4LvDC&v=irElqdYUfZs To help celebrate the launch of Music in Google Play, the Rolling Stones hand-selected six unreleased (but widely bootlegged) concerts from their archives and oversaw pristine new mixes for each one. Mick and Keef also

sat down in front of our cameras to discuss why they chose the ones they did. So not only can you watch them reminisce about the "great sloppiness" of their '70s gigs, the amazing way Keith's Telecaster stayed in tune even after he used it to take down an aggressive fan in '81, or why they love kicking off arena tours with more intimate club shows -- you can also

hear how well the concerts themselves match those memories. The complete set showcases the evolution of the band from preternaturally gifted blues fanatics who learned their licks in sweaty, crowded bars to world-dominating superstars who somehow still sound like the best club band the world will ever know even when filling enormodomes.

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@michelle88960

Mick's amazing today in concert. I was going to say 'for his age' but even if he was in his 20s, to cover the stage, dance and sing he puts younger bands to shame. He's a medical miracle. To be nearly 73 and still be so energetic is amazing. He obviously works out and takes good care of his health nowadays, has cut out smoking etc. He sounds better live now than he did in the 70s. All of them are trailblazers, why should they stop now? If they couldn't put on a decent show, yeah they should quit, but they are better than ever. In my opinion anyway.