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Here ya go.

1) Gimme Shelter
2) Neighbors
3) Wild Horses
4) Can't you Hear me Knockin'
5) Miss You
6) Soul Survivor
7) Shattered
8) Ruby Tuesday
9) Rip this Joint
10) Doo Doo Doo Doo - Heartbreaker.

Fail.

“Moonlight Mile” and “100 Years Ago” both seem to have slipped your mind

Thanks for the effort!

xxxMidgexxx wrote:Here ya go.

1) Gimme Shelter
2) Neighbors
3) Wild Horses
4) Can't you Hear me Knockin'
5) Miss You
6) Soul Survivor
7) Shattered
8) Ruby Tuesday
9) Rip this Joint
10) Doo Doo Doo Doo - Heartbreaker.

All greats songs. I love that you included 'Neighbors', a song they probably forgot 10 minutes after they finished it.

I am in the middle of reading Bill Janovitz's book "Rocks Off: 50 Tracks That Tell the Story of the Rolling Stones". Can this possibly be a coincidence?

scannest wrote:

xxxMidgexxx wrote:Here ya go.

1) Gimme Shelter
2) Neighbors
3) Wild Horses
4) Can't you Hear me Knockin'
5) Miss You
6) Soul Survivor
7) Shattered
8) Ruby Tuesday
9) Rip this Joint
10) Doo Doo Doo Doo - Heartbreaker.

All greats songs. I love that you included 'Neighbors', a song they probably forgot 10 minutes after they finished it.

I am in the middle of reading Bill Janovitz's book "Rocks Off: 50 Tracks That Tell the Story of the Rolling Stones". Can this possibly be a coincidence?

I went through about 50 yesterday. It was very hard, pretty impossible to widdle down to 10. Many times, mainstream rock radio did indeed get it right. Hang Fire should be there, and so should 'One Hit (To the Body) from Dirty Work, but I'm NOT removing Soul Survivor or Rip this Joint for the need for nasty grit of Exile. I read the wiki bio of that album yesterday too. Tax exiles. F'n bums on drugs. so they move to france and hire more bums on drugs to record and talk shit all day. Wyman waS LIVID.

But they did play 'Neighbors' when I saw them in 81'. It's one of those songs along with Motorhead records that made me want to drink beer as a 14 year old with my friends.

target wrote:Fail.

“Moonlight Mile” and “100 Years Ago” both seem to have slipped your mind

Thanks for the effort!

You talk too much.

I would do a list for the Brian Jones period (which I'm definitely more partial to) and one for the Jimmy Miller/Mick Taylor era and maybe one for the subsequent records. A few comments, though. "Loving Cup" is one of my favorite Stones songs, probably my favorite Stones deep track.

I was trying to be edgy

target wrote:I was trying to be edgy

"Don't be saucy with me, Béarnaise' - Harvey Korman, History of the World

I love the Stones.. admittedly I like a lot of the more popular stuff but I would add

Street Fighting Man
Start Me Up
Emotional Rescue

Sway
Can’t you hear me knocking
Tumbling Dice
Salt of the Earth
Moonlight Mile
Under My Thumb
Waiting On A Friend
2000 Man (I even love the KISS cover with Ace singing)
You can’t always get what you want
Sympathy For The Devil

xxxMidgexxx wrote:

target wrote:I was trying to be edgy

"Don't be saucy with me, Béarnaise' - Harvey Korman, History of the World

One of my favorite films. So many great lines. "I flunked flank." "Mighty joint." "What part of Ethiopia are you from?" "125th Street." This led me down a YouTube rabbit hole with this incredible scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sztf4hcGrB4

Monkey Man, Star Star, Can You Hear Me Knockin and Bitch would be at the top of my Stones top 10.

Vietnamese Baby
Trash
Personality Crisis
Chatterbox
Looking for a Kiss
Private World
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Human Being
Babylon
Puss 'n' Boots

version sound wrote:Vietnamese Baby
Trash
Personality Crisis
Chatterbox
Looking for a Kiss
Private World
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Human Being
Babylon
Puss 'n' Boots

Best answer yet; 1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Yup. That's why they were called "the rich man's Rolling Stones."

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Is there a Stones live record that you prefer to the 1st Dolls LP?

version sound wrote:

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Yup. That's why they were called "the rich man's Rolling Stones."

AND the David Johansen S/T solo LP > Dolls LP

you're welcome.

scannest wrote:

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Is there a Stones live record that you prefer to the 1st Dolls LP?

I love Get Yer Ya Yas Out, but no.

version sound wrote:

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Yup. That's why they were called "the rich man's Rolling Stones."

Funny

xxxMidgexxx wrote:

version sound wrote:

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Yup. That's why they were called "the rich man's Rolling Stones."

AND the David Johansen S/T solo LP > Dolls LP

you're welcome.

No order

Play With Fire
Paint It Black
Gimmie Shelter
Under My Thumb
Time Is On My Side
Miss You
Rocks Off
Happy
Little T & A
Waiting On A Friend

JGJR wrote:

xxxMidgexxx wrote:

version sound wrote:

JGJR wrote:1st Dolls Lp > any Stones studio Lp

Yup. That's why they were called "the rich man's Rolling Stones."

AND the David Johansen S/T solo LP > Dolls LP

you're welcome.

Don't let me have to come out there and kick your butt, smart guy.