Fuck Yer Ya-Ya's Out!

Fuck Yer Ya-Ya's Out! is a bootleg live album capturing The Rolling Stones during their landmark 1969 American tour. Released in 1983 on the ExTerieur Musidisques label, this recording serves as a historical document of the band’s transition from their pop-oriented roots to the gritty, blues-heavy sound that defined their peak era. The title is a direct, provocative play on their official 1970 live album, Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!, signaling its nature as an unofficial, raw compilation intended for the dedicated collector.

The design and production of such bootlegs were typical of the underground market in the early 1980s, prioritizing archival content over professional aesthetic polish. Because the recording originated from illicit soundboard tapes captured during the 1969 tour—most notably the performances at Madison Square Garden—the quality varies, reflecting the 'fly-on-the-wall' aesthetic favored by fans of unauthorized recordings. While never sanctioned by the band or their management, these types of releases were received by the collector community as essential supplements to the official discography, preserving high-energy performances that had otherwise been relegated to the archives.