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Alfonz
Just got back to my hotel, superlatives can't describe the show.
I'm going to say ... Taylor Swift's ass and Tears Go By is better than any blues cover they could have done with Buddy Guy. I honestly think she did make the show better, as they played a great surprising song they otherwise would not have played.
After 2 dud 85s, for my last show I decided to buy a $600 ticket at 4pm as a contingency plan. Couldn't be fudged with "self-upgrading" if that's what was needed. Section 113, Row 9 popped up, so I took the plunge. Still picked up my 85s, sold my spare to someone for $50.... again some of the worst seats possible. So my $600 plan was a good idea. I couldn't imagine better seats. I reckon better than being in the tongue pit.
With these seats, the show took on another level from being in the bleachers. Worth every cent of the ticket price.
To see my favourite song Sway with Mick T ... Priceless. When Mick said they were about to play the vote in song, I started bellowing Sway ... And everyone around me thought I was insane. As they played it, it was clear that pretty much 2% of the crowd even knew the song. Nor did they know Live With Me. Mick is right about the audience.
I can't be sure, being caught up in the moment and losing my head and all, but it did seem like the Sway ending was a bit more natural. Mick T didn't go on forever, but it seemed like they tidied up the transition from his end solo into Jagger singing the final lines. There was a rough patch in the middle of the song, though.
Anyway, amazing show. Simply amazing.
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Alfonz
Just got back to my hotel, superlatives can't describe the show.
I'm going to say ... Taylor Swift's ass and Tears Go By is better than any blues cover they could have done with Buddy Guy. I honestly think she did make the show better, as they played a great surprising song they otherwise would not have played.
After 2 dud 85s, for my last show I decided to buy a $600 ticket at 4pm as a contingency plan. Couldn't be fudged with "self-upgrading" if that's what was needed. Section 113, Row 9 popped up, so I took the plunge. Still picked up my 85s, sold my spare to someone for $50.... again some of the worst seats possible. So my $600 plan was a good idea. I couldn't imagine better seats. I reckon better than being in the tongue pit.
With these seats, the show took on another level from being in the bleachers. Worth every cent of the ticket price.
To see my favourite song Sway with Mick T ... Priceless. When Mick said they were about to play the vote in song, I started bellowing Sway ... And everyone around me thought I was insane. As they played it, it was clear that pretty much 2% of the crowd even knew the song. Nor did they know Live With Me. Mick is right about the audience.
I can't be sure, being caught up in the moment and losing my head and all, but it did seem like the Sway ending was a bit more natural. Mick T didn't go on forever, but it seemed like they tidied up the transition from his end solo into Jagger singing the final lines. There was a rough patch in the middle of the song, though.
Anyway, amazing show. Simply amazing.
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vermontoffender
Hey look! IORRs who didn't attend the show trying to make it seem like they understand what was going on during the show! How odd!! And, wait....what's that? Misogynistic statements left and right concerning a female performer deemed unworthy by the "fans" at IORR to share the same stage with the Stones? I can't believe it!
Here's a hint; the Stones decide who deserves to be on stage with them, no one else.
I know it's tempting to sit at your computer listening to tinny Youtube clips of the shows and take woefully unoriginal, unfunny, cheap shots at the female guests, while BELIEVING that you have a say in what the Stones do, but you don't. Not in the least.
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vermontoffender
Hey look! IORRs who didn't attend the show trying to make it seem like they understand what was going on during the show! How odd!! And, wait....what's that? Misogynistic statements left and right concerning a female performer deemed unworthy by the "fans" at IORR to share the same stage with the Stones? I can't believe it!
Here's a hint; the Stones decide who deserves to be on stage with them, no one else.
I know it's tempting to sit at your computer listening to tinny Youtube clips of the shows and take woefully unoriginal, unfunny, cheap shots at the female guests, while BELIEVING that you have a say in what the Stones do, but you don't. Not in the least.
When you talk about it using "misongynistic" and "female guest" you sound like you don´t understand anything. If the guest is Timberlake the opinions could be the same. If the guest is let´s say Lucinda Williams, the opiniones could be very different.
Nothing about gender, all about music.
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Thrylan
I am a grumpy middle aged man thank you. Also
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kowalski
The video everyone was waiting for...
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kowalski
The video everyone was waiting for...
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24FPS
"As they played it, it was clear that pretty much 2% of the crowd even knew the song. Nor did they know Live With Me. Mick is right about the audience." - ALFONZ
Oh my god, it just became clear. Mick's been trying to warn us. This was a sucker tour. The high prices and creaky setlist were for the rubes willing to pay through the nose. He couldn't come right out and tell us so he made tickets $600, and we still didn't get it. This tour isn't for us at all. It's for the great ignorant blob that wouldn't know Brian Jones from Darryl Jones. Very clever, Michael Philip.
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vermontoffender
Hey look! IORRs who didn't attend the show trying to make it seem like they understand what was going on during the show! How odd!! And, wait....what's that? Misogynistic statements left and right concerning a female performer deemed unworthy by the "fans" at IORR to share the same stage with the Stones? I can't believe it!
Here's a hint; the Stones decide who deserves to be on stage with them, no one else.
I know it's tempting to sit at your computer listening to tinny Youtube clips of the shows and take woefully unoriginal, unfunny, cheap shots at the female guests, while BELIEVING that you have a say in what the Stones do, but you don't. Not in the least.
When you talk about it using "misongynistic" and "female guest" you sound like you don´t understand anything. If the guest is Timberlake the opinions could be the same. If the guest is let´s say Lucinda Williams, the opiniones could be very different.
Nothing about gender, all about music.
Hmmmm - If they do invite Mr Bieber, I'll look forward to the posts deciding that maybe he can't sing, but he does have a great ass. Might even contribute one myself. Equal rights for grumpy old women.
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kowalski
The video everyone was waiting for...
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Mathijs
That's actually a very fine performance.
Mathijs