DEFINITE
1. SMU 80s
2. YGMR 90s
3. She´s So Cold 70´s (released 1980)
4. TD 70s
5. RJ 00s
6. Ruby Tuesday 60s
7. Beast Of Burden 70s
8. ADTL 70s
9. Get Up Stand Up 70s
**intro**
10. Infamy 00s
11. The Worst 90s
12. Miss You 70s [B-stage]
13. ONNYA 00s
14. Satisfaction 60s
15. HTW 60s [end B-stage]
16. Out of Control 90s
17. SFTD 60s
18. JJF 60s
19. BS (60s)70s
encore
20. YCAGWYW 60s
21. IORR 70s

[co-edited with Gazza. Last hand Aug, 17. 20:48 C.E.T]
Updated source-link [www.novogate.com]

Just reported from Shidoobee [p081.ezboard.com] (etc)
and - more often - RO [www.novogate.com]

...(Written Saturday mornin C.E.T: ) See ya early Monday ditto time, after Frank Clair Stadium at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
I wish the boys in the band a good weekend & the same to ya @#$%& out there!





Edited 31 time(s). Last edit at 2005-08-27 21:52 by Baboon Bro.

4. Tumbling Dice [www.novogate.com]
5. RJ [www.novogate.com]



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-08-27 05:02 by Baboon Bro.

RJ soon to end, I reckon...

6. Ruby %&/(# Tuesday !!! posted 10:07 local time
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(...and its 4: 10 in my local time while editing this; good night ya all,
please follow this at Rocks Off and Shidoobee - they have people reporting in at both places... )



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This looks to be a great show. Beast of Burden after Ruby! Not too shabby.

No, not bad.
Night night anyway!

[p081.ezboard.com] SHIDOOBEE

[www.novogate.com] ROCKS OFF

...As Riffhard at RO says: Five decades in first six songs.......



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zzz... ! ADTL... !

My favorite live song. All down the Line. This is sick.

Sorry, that would be Telecaster saying the decade-thing:

"Only the Stones could do songs from

60's
70's
80's
90's
2k's

In their FIRST SIX SONGS!

THAT is why we love them!!" ...

[p081.ezboard.com] SHIDOOBEE

[www.novogate.com] ROCKS OFF

thats a bit more like it

Expect to hear "get up stand up" tonight as well, as they soundchecked it

Yeah, now: Get Up Stand UP... !


Riffhard is speculating over uptempo´ed Keef;
he´s (bein there, as I got it) wondering if he´s later
gonna play BTMMR or T&A


Now: Infamy after Intro [www.novogate.com]

Now: The Worst



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1- Start Me Up
2- You Got Me Rocking
3- She's So Cold
4- Tumbling Dice
5- Rough Justive
6- Ruby Tuesday
7- Beast of Burden
8- All Down the Line
9- Get Up Stand Up
**intro**
10-Infamy

Thank you, brother Gary.
Can I go & sleep now?
- Remember its one hour later here...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-08-27 05:38 by Baboon Bro.

you can edit "wanna hold you" from that list - they didnt play it

I think you misinterpreted someone's wish-list on RO as a song that they played.

the b-stage comes after Miss You..not a 2nd Keith set!!

and yes, get to bed..

Ok, and thanx! Nighty yourself...

[www.novogate.com]



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youre still awake I see...lol

Curiosity killed the kat...
But I have lost the interest in sneakin at the other boards...
- Did they lost contact as well overseas?
- Only encore(s) left, huh?
...Well now I really gotta sleep for a couple of hours;
hope you´ll not hear from me until Monday.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-08-27 06:10 by Baboon Bro.

Out of Control was song 16

The rest of the show will be the same as before, apparently, according to a couple of our RO posters who were able to read the setlist off the stage prior to the concert

so..

17. Sympathy for the Devil (currently playing)
18. Jumpin Jack Flash
19. Brown Sugar
Encore
20. You Can't Always Get What You Want
21. Its Only Rock n Roll


One song fewer than both Boston shows, with a song omitted in the first part of the concert (tonight the cover version was song #9 instead of song #10)

Hey thanks everyone for the information copsnrobbers

was the place packed or half empty

What kind of question is that? I don't think there's a show that hasn't sold out, so I'm guessing it wasn't half empty.

He refferred to Fenway

Hartford was packed. Full house. And Mick had the biggest smile on his face as he came back from the long walk all the way to the B-stage during You Can't Always get What You Want. Because the crowd was so good tonight. Singing a lot and LOUD! Best crowd so far. Still best show was Boston-2. But they are changing the setlist now so we have to be patient...

Bjornulf

Patient for what? I think we have to wait until Xcel center to see a good set list? Changing setlist Oyeah big time...

Mornin, Johan.
Could you possibly give us all a fair example of how a
'good set list' would look like.
- What did you miss this time btw: the 1980´s?



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From Rocks Off, Shidobee wrote:

(Posted Aug 26, 2005 11:36 PM

"A little after 2AM and we just got home. The boys were in fine form tonight! The 3 new tunes were all great. Lasting impressions before I go off to bed:
-Gates opened late as you could hear the Stones doing a late soundcheck - Ruby Tuesday, Miss You, and Honky Tonk Women.
-Why would anybody want the stage seating? You're one to two stories above and behind the stage, looking down at the lighting rig and the bald spot on the back of Charlie's head. There was a contest to text message a # and get "upgraded" to stage seating - No thanks, I'll stay on the floor.
-She's So Cold sucked. Mick forgot the words and the band just never got it together. Drop it now, guys!
-Audience really didn't now the new songs, but Rough Justice really rocked and Infamy kicks ass! Stop longing for T&A and Happy - this track is their peer (tonight was first time I've heard it).
-Get Up Stand Up was much better than I thought it'd be, and Mick can dance a fair 'reggae hop'. Lisa and Bernard joined him center stage towards the end of the song.
-Keith, who now lives in Connecticut, acknowledged the applause for his introduction with "It's good to see us locals stick together" - LOL!
-Ronnie played great pedal steel guitar on The Worst, as did Tim Ries on sax.
-I love the sliding B stage idea. It comes out about 2/3rds of the way into the floor area. It was great seeing them come by just a few feet away, but once it was past we were essentially sitting behind the stage and couldn't see much (and it's not shown on the screen).
-Satisfaction sounded the best it has in years; Out of Control a little less so.
-When the sliding B stage went by, you could see the set list written in marker on the sides of the plexiglass sound panels on either side of Charlie's drum set (something to look for in future shows if you don't want to stay up all night on the internet).
-Microphone wasn't working on the trombone intro to YCAGWYW, but I bet it would've sounded awesome (I miss the French Horn on live performances).
-I know some of you are tired of hearing IORR, but tonight was the best performance of it I've ever heard. Keith especially was getting into it.
-Don't think I've seen anyone else mention this, but the track for the sliding B stage also doubles as a cat walk, which Mick used several times to come out deep into the audience.

Good night! Just got tickets for the recently announced Boston Garden show in January. It will be fun to see how things have changed by then!"

[www.novogate.com] and scroll...

One minor comment on the first post: Honkey Tonk Women was the fourth song on the moving stage and the one they played on the way back to the main stage. Out of Control was on the main stage.

Hi folks,
Ok...changing the setlist is a good thing...and very helpful for those of us who are going to several shows...and for those of course, who are monitoring the tour on the internet...
till we join the band LIVE next year.
But, why the hell are they dropping one of the NEW tunes just after the 3rd show ???
So they just left 3 new songs instead of 4.
And what makes it even worse , they dropped one of the highlights of the two Boston shows..the bluesy Back of My hand.....seems to be loved by almost everybody.

Normaly I am not too critical about the Stones setlistchoose..cause i know that it is almost impossible for them to deliver a setlist without being critised by fans: Why not this song ?..why not that one ?

But hey...dropping BOMH is a big, big mistake Sir Mick Jagger.....
hope it was just an accident..and it will be back within the next shows.

C U on ABB-tour.
salar

I agree with Baboon Bro about Satisfaction and IORR being fantastic performances in Hartford. I also agree that Infamy is the one everyone should hear. I hope Keith keeps it in the set list the whole tour. I think he is dead on with his comments about Out of Control (so so version) and I certainly agree on She's So Cold. It really rocked and is a great one to KEEP in the set list, but only if Mick learns all the verses.