When The Rolling Stones Australia in February 1973, the setlist for the tour focused on the four most recent studio albums. It was a very concentrated setlist. None of the early hits were there. There was no ‘Satisfaction’ or ‘Get Off My Cloud’ or ‘The Last Time’ or ‘Paint It Black’ or ‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’, songs now ranked their classics.
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