1969-November-9		2nd show

Rolling Stones		Liver Than You'll Ever Be  (Sister Morphine)
			30th Anniversary Edition

Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, CA


Disc 1  -  73.29   (Version 1)
1	Jumping Jack Flash		4.07
2	Carol				3.42
3	Sympathy For The Devil		6.26
4	Stray Cat Blues			4.13
5	Prodigal Son			4.00
6	You Gotta Move			3.11
7	Love In Vain			5.24
8	I'm Free			5.07
9	Under My Thumb			3.23
10	Midnight Rambler		7.42
11	Live With Me			3.30
12	Gimme Shelter			4.16
13	Little Queenie			4.17
14	Satisfaction			5.59
15	Honky Tonk Women		4.04
16	Street Fighting Man		4.01



Disc 1  -  71.49   (Version 2)
1	Jumping Jack Flash		3.21
2	Carol				4.07
3	Sympathy For The Devil		6.10
4	Stray Cat Blues			3.43
5	Prodigal Son			4.22
6	You Gotta Move			3.00
7	Love In Vain			5.11
8	I'm Free			5.28
9	Under My Thumb			2.56
10	Midnight Rambler		7.31
11	Live With Me			3.22
12	Gimme Shelter			4.10
13	Little Queenie			4.39
14	Satisfaction			5.15
15	Honky Tonk Women		4.22
16	Street Fighting Man		4.05






I have the Liver Than You'll Ever Be LP (Trade Mark Of Quality).  This CD has
the following songs that the LP is missing:

	Jumping Jack Flash
	Stray Cat Blues
	Prodigal Son
	You Gotta Move	
	Under My Thumb
	Live With Me
	Satisfaction



	Below review is courtesy of:	John Mazcko


"This recording is from the Oakland second show, November 9th 1969. Simply the 
best 'live' recording of '69. With, of course, the exception of the Stones' 
own GET YER YA-YA'S OUT!" - Sister Morphine

This was supposedly the first bootleg released on a mass market. The popularity 
of this album led to the release of Get Your Ya Ya's Out in 1970. Compared to 
today's standards of audience recordings, this won't impress the soundboard 
buyers. However the history of this bootleg is what makes this CDR so popular. 
The 1969 American tour was their first since 1966 and the first to feature 
Mick Taylor as the lead guitarist. Although the quality is not the greatest, 
this CDR offers a great document of the tour. This concert is uncut and 
uncensored and a pretty good listen. There are very few decent soundboards by 
the Stones from this time, but this is an exception! It may in fact be a better 
tour document than Get Yer Ya Ya's Out! Most of Get Yer Ya Ya's Out is fake 
anyway due to edits etc... However this is the real thing from the crowd's point 
of view! As far as songs go that can be found on both Get Yer Ya Ya's Out and 
Liver Than You'll Ever Be, they sound very similar in performance. However there 
are some great versions of songs from this tour that didn't make Ya Ya's. 
The best of these are I'm Free, Under My Thumb, Satisfaction, and Gimme Shelter 
and are performed well on this release.