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Erik_Snow
Yes I'd pay 815 dollars for that show if performed by Rolling Stones as they were in 60s/70s, with Elvis Presley guesting on track 8 and 9

yep, and dont even need elvis. wouldnt walk across the street to see it done old-vegas style for free.

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northernale1
change YGMR with Out of Control,, that song performs well live

They won't get that played anymore. Listen to the poor 'Man' rehearsel. Every kids band could play that better and faster.

They need to add Satisfaction to that list. To play their biggest hit and most played record, on maybe their last tour, is a must.

no

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GumbootCloggeroo
You can't judge a concert based solely on the setlist.

who's gonna stop me?

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GumbootCloggeroo
You can't judge a concert based solely on the setlist.

who's gonna stop me?

nevah stop nevah stop nevah nevah nevah stop...

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Erik_Snow
Yes I'd pay 815 dollars for that show if performed by Rolling Stones as they were in 60s/70s, with Elvis Presley guesting on track 8 and 9

Elvis would've killed #4 and the second #5

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Erik_Snow
Yes I'd pay 815 dollars for that show if performed by Rolling Stones as they were in 60s/70s, with Elvis Presley guesting on track 8 and 9

Elvis would've killed #4 and the second #5

You're right, those would've been better choices for Elvis to sing
Shine a Light and I'm a King Be would also suit Elvis perfect good....maybe also Dead Flowers, if it wasn't for that heroin reference



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Erik_Snow
Yes I'd pay 815 dollars for that show if performed by Rolling Stones as they were in 60s/70s, with Elvis Presley guesting on track 8 and 9

Elvis would've killed #4 and the second #5

You're right, those would've been better choices for Elvis to sing
Shine a Light and I'm a King Be would also suit Elvis perfect good....maybe also Dead Flowers, if it wasn't for that heroin reference

Yeah. Elvis wouldn't of touched that one...

i fear this time around will be more of a greatest hits show than in the past...and going to both shows in Newark will probably result in seeing a carbon copy, since the first show it basically a rehearsal for the PPV show. Based on that, Ill do my best to go on Thursday and watch saturday at home. If they turn this into a real tour next year, ill go back a few times to see if they break outsome gems.

Anyone think we have any chance of getting Yellow Cab? or has that "new" album been forgotten already...

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Youngie
If anyone pays $815 to see anyone they're an idiot.

Absolutely, unless they poo cash.

[thepowergoats.com]

No matter what they play, if you have your ticket and paid 100 to 1000GBP,you have ZERO influence what will be played. You pay that amount of money to see the Stones live on stage anno 2012. For sure somesongs we never heard live before and for sure some well known ones.
In 6 weeks time we have the same people complaining about ticket prices, complaining about the setlist...guaranteed....

Hendrik Mulder

I saw Elvis in 1971. Can't say it was worth $815, as good as he was, especially for only being on stage for about 50 to 55 minutes.

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BluzDude
I saw Elvis in 1971. Can't say it was worth $815, as good as he was, especially for only being on stage for about 50 to 55 minutes.

Well how about 1972, that was a lot closer to 60 minutes there...

now THAT'S the truth!! if they aren't "on", it's not as much fun as when they are really cookin'!!!