Start 20:08
End 22:07

Jumping Jack Flash
Let's spend the night together
She's so cold
Oh No Not You Again
Sway
As tears go by
Tumbling Dice
Rain Fall Down
Night time is the right time

--- Introductions
This Place Is Empty (Keith)
Happy (Keith)
Miss You (to B-stage)
Rough Justice
Get Off Of My Cloud
Honky Tonk Women (to main stage)
Sympathy For The Devil
Paint it black
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
You Can't Always Get What You Want (encore)
Satisfaction (encore)

Where did ya get that... ?
Many thanks for postin!!

Good to see Sway, She so Cold, As tears go By and Night time in the set list!

Thank you for the update!

Cheers,
Wuudy

I'm home now.
No IORR tonight.

boys don't you were expecting for something more too?...

I think that the top half of the set will be completely mixed up on Friday. The replacements are fairly predictable. IORR, Rambler, Gimme Shelter, Angie, maybe Bitch, WAY. But if anyone goes to both shows, they won't have any complaints. I do NOT think that they will pull a Mexico.

I wish that they would try to mix up the last 1/3 of the show (I've given up on Keith). But I suspect that this might be fixed for the rest of the year:

HTW
SFTD
Paint it black
SMU
BS
YCAGWYW
Satisfaction

farawayeyes2 Wrote:
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> boys don't you were expecting for something more
> too?...


I was kind of hoping for a live debut.

You know, if they are going to debut something, they might as well do it in Japan, where fans are incredibly supportive. Their supportive nature has led artist trying something new to debut tours in Japan -- things like Mick's solo tour and one of the most unique tours ever -- George Harrison/Eric Clapton in 1991. George and Eric toured Japan, had tentative plans to expand the tour,but then George returned to hibernation until he passed away.

That's why my expectations were (perhaps unrealisticly) high. You're probably right about the friday setlist.

I just got in some great hi-res pics from last night's show in Tokyo. I will be posting them on Rocks Off within the hour, if you guys wanna take a look at them. They're really good - can't wait to post 'em!

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Where did ya get that... ?

Toru was at the show, Bro.

For Toru and anyone else who was there

They appear to be using the North American stadium stage again - were there "on stage" tickets available for these concerts?

erikjjf Wrote:
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> Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> > Where did ya get that... ?
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> Toru was at the show, Bro.

Got that by now; but not while posting was done.

Just gotta find new routines
(only check Virtual Ticket...?) for the Asian Leg.

..............Still I wonder still I wonder:
For how long has this on-line-ish publishing of setlists
been going on on rs.com... ??

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> For how long has this on-line-ish publishing of setlists been going on on rs.com... ??

On and off since sometime last year.

There were people on stage. I thought that they might be promoter/VIP types, but they looked like an assortment of regular folks. I read on a Japanese board that tour staff were inviting people in the stands to use the on-stage seats! That would be cool if you were sitting in the second deck.

erikjjf Wrote:
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> Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> > For how long has this on-line-ish publishing
> of setlists been going on on rs.com... ??
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> On and off since sometime last year.


At best this tells me I've spend 'too' less time
by the computer lately. Thank ya anyway!

The on-stage area was may be 1/2 or 2/3 full. Some space there. The 20-30 first rows were special price us $500, not on regular sale but party packages. Originally planned for only 5 or so front rows, but then they were selling well, so they just added more and more rows at this high price. May be the last few packagdes did not sell s there was a block of some 100 seats empty. This was handled by the locals not the Stones. A large space of 30 feet in front of the stage and also on both sides of the runway to the B-stage, and also around the B-stage itself. Most of the Big Egg was packed, only may be 2000 seats not sold.

Bjornulf

thanks for the info. Seems that the 'on sale' tickets are distributed differently to what they were in North America.

FREE BIRD.........I want FREE BIRD in the set list............

That would be a Skynyrd fan site demand?

good set list! very cool

first time Sway has been played in a stadium - that's a good indication of possibilities to come for the all-stadium tour of Europe....wasn't sure they had the cojones to play it to big audience....

Sway will be played more and more now. It is working perfect. Goosehair version. Ronnie is the hero on this one. First a great long and beautiful slide solo. Then later on in the song a long great solo a la Can't You Hear Me Knocking. And Ronnie is so concentrated, really a pleasure to see how he is preparing for the first slide solo. Like a football player just about to fire off a penalty kick. Shaking his hand. Checking out the strings, stretching out, waiting for the "Go Ronnnie" from Mick. And then he is on!

Bjornulf

goosehair? Is that medley of goosebumps and hair rising on the back of the neck?

don't they stuff some winter coats with goosehair?

maybe, but why would the Stones be wearing winter coats inside of a dome?

oh, didn't you know? it's a costume change they do these days for She's So Cold!

I don't know if the geese are stuffed and if their hairs are uprising but I am sure you understand what I mean. Gåsehud is the Norwegian term. Look it up...

Bjornulf

we understand - we're just havin' some fun. what's on tap (beer-wise) there in Tokyo, BV?

Sapporo

Bjornulf