Side A
Artist	Song
The Rolling Stones	Mona (I Need You Baby)
The Rolling Stones	Tell Me (You're Coming Back)
The Rolling Stones	It's All Over Now
The Rolling Stones	Little Red Rooster
The Rolling Stones	Down Home Girl
The Rolling Stones	Heart of Stone
The Rolling Stones	Time is on My Side [U.S. single version]
The Rolling Stones	The Last Time
The Rolling Stones	Play with Fire
The Rolling Stones	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
The Rolling Stones	The Spider and the Fly
The Rolling Stones	Get Off My Cloud
The Rolling Stones	Going Home [edit]
The Rolling Stones	Sittin' on a Fence
The Rolling Stones	19th Nervous Breakdown
The Rolling Stones	Out of Time
The Rolling Stones	Lady Jane
The Rolling Stones	It's Not Easy
The Rolling Stones	Stupid Girl
The Rolling Stones	Paint It Black
The Rolling Stones	Under My Thumb
The Rolling Stones	Flight 505
The Rolling Stones	I Am Waiting
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Rolling Stones	All Sold Out
The Rolling Stones	She Smiled Sweetly
The Rolling Stones	Yesterday's Papers
The Rolling Stones	Miss Amanda Jones
The Rolling Stones	Back Street Girl
The Rolling Stones	Who's Been Sleeping Here?
The Rolling Stones	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?
The Rolling Stones	Ruby Tuesday
The Rolling Stones	She's a Rainbow
The Rolling Stones	Citadel
The Rolling Stones	We Love You
The Rolling Stones	2000 Man
The Rolling Stones	Child of the Moon
The Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash
The Rolling Stones	No Expectations
The Rolling Stones	Stray Cat Blues
The Rolling Stones	Jigsaw Puzzle
The Rolling Stones	Salt of the Earth
The Rolling Stones	Street Fighting Man
The Rolling Stones	Dear Doctor
The Rolling Stones	Factory Girl
The Rolling Stones	Sister Morphine

Comment:

The new five-disc "anthology" set compiling the work of my second-favorite band of all-time. Although this first set has been finished for weeks, I've been so swamped that I've had no time to post it or to write particularly interesting notes for it. ;-) As always, I'm interested in hearing where my fellow AotM'ers fall in the "Mick vs. Keith" debate (I've been on record here as being firmly on the Keith side of the equation for as long as I can remember). As with all of my box-set-styled, multi-disc single-artist comps, these tracks are placed as closely as possible in the order in which they were recorded. This set covers tracks recorded from 1964-1968 and, coincidentally but fittingly, ends more or less at the same time that Brian Jones' tenure ends with the band (although he is technically featured on the first two tracks of the next disc, his contributions were minimal). Lastly, I understand that my series title is (allegedly) a mishearing of the line in question; I just happen to like my mind's interpretation more.

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