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Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: T&A ()
Date: April 21, 2005 19:51

Unfortunately, SFTD has become a joke on stage since they introduced the drum loop in 89. If the boys can't handle the song without electronic assistance (and they probably can't, in all honesty) - then it's time to retire it.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Cafaro ()
Date: April 21, 2005 19:58

Maybe the could play Red Light Women instead. I always preferred that to tumblin' Dice

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: stonesfan70 ()
Date: April 21, 2005 20:00

Amen. Dice is a total snore anymore.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Bob05 ()
Date: April 22, 2005 00:45

Hi folks,

Since I started this thread I've obviously been following your comments. Pretty interesting so far.

I appreciate any of the stated opinions and of course I'm aware that a song that is boring to some folks maybe still thrilling other people. Thus, I think, let's take TD only as an example for a more general topic:

Do you believe the upcoming (last???) tour will work just in the same way its predecessors have? Can you still imagine Jagger bouncing about on stage doing his gymnastics crying his lungs out for satisfaction at the beginning of his sixties? Are the vast stadium shows still adequate? Is there a need for severe changes in their setlist? Is the show itself in need of alteration?

I've been a Stones freak for decades, I've accompanied all their lows and highs, I've seen good and bad shows - but this time when I think of a next tour I just don't see they could perform it like they've always done. I feel there would have to be a change, but I'm still not sure what kind of.

Regards, Bob

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: T&A ()
Date: April 22, 2005 01:12

Bob05 Wrote:
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> Hi folks,
>
> > Do you believe the upcoming (last???) tour will
> work just in the same way its predecessors have?
> Can you still imagine Jagger bouncing about on
> stage doing his gymnastics crying his lungs out
> for satisfaction at the beginning of his sixties?
> Are the vast stadium shows still adequate? Is
> there a need for severe changes in their setlist?
> Is the show itself in need of alteration?
>
> I've been a Stones freak for decades, I've
> accompanied all their lows and highs, I've seen
> good and bad shows - but this time when I think of
> a next tour I just don't see they could perform it
> like they've always done. I feel there would have
> to be a change, but I'm still not sure what kind
> of.
>

Bob - I understand your point of view. But, clearly the Stones do not share it. From their standpoint - it's more like "if it ain't broke, why fix it?" They have a proven formula and track record of drawing in millions of fans and satisfying (almost all) of them. Don't expect any radical changes with the formula. Of course we'll get some new tunes from the new album - hopefully, there will be one or two "centerpiece" songs like we had with OOC and SOM from B2B tour. But, aside from that - you can be damned sure that ALL THE WARHORSES will be enlisted - most of them occuring as the buildup to the finale, as always. I would bet my last dollar on it.
>


Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: monkey man ()
Date: April 22, 2005 02:55

Baboon Bro wasn't meaning that you were complaining, I know you were just joining in on the conversation but I don't think you know what you're in for matee when the tour has been running for a few months.

Read some of the posts during the last Euro tour and you'll see the amount of complaining re warhorses and setlists.

It was relentless.

And although it was also coupled with being pointless, it didn't deter many.

It was as though some people couldn't read or just blindly chose to ignore the 40 similar (if not at times indentical) threads prior to the one they were posting that was the same as the 40 about to follow it.

My point was that there are already negative views toward the forthcoming tour and they haven't played a note yet.

As for your tix prices - you have an ally in me for those prices me lad.

:0)

Doxa baby I can hold off going for a squirt for two hours when my idols are on stage. I don't drink much or anything at all most of the time before concerts for that very reason.

Those that go for a leak during a Stones' concert should be rounded up and imprisoned for crimes against magnificent music.
And then beaten up.

:0)

kyle m

Have you ever lent somebody $20 and never seen them again? It was probably worth it.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Hairball ()
Date: April 22, 2005 04:19

I confess...I took a leak when Keith came on to play "Slipping Away".

Crucify me!


Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: monkey man ()
Date: April 22, 2005 07:35

Done dude.

Then we will go to Italy to shoot a film called "The Passion of the Hairball".

:0)

kyle m

Have you ever lent somebody $20 and never seen them again? It was probably worth it.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-04-22 07:35 by monkey man.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Anonymous User ()
Date: April 22, 2005 09:03

Tumbling Dice is one of their best live songs. Remove Don't Stop and similar songs instead

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Baboon Bro ()
Date: April 22, 2005 09:40

kyle/mm;

ok, I´m too new in Stones hard core fan business & this board & borads on the whole. Didnt know this complainting was such a widespread & stubborn phenomenon.

Kyle the Monkey wrote:
"Doxa baby I can hold off going for a squirt for two hours when my idols are on stage. I don't drink much or anything at all most of the time before concerts for that very reason."

Dont you people know the technique? Dont go leakin till you´ve finished your 4th beer (or 5th); if its pints it may be ok to go after 3 - 3½ pints. SOme medicine man on the board may explain why it works. There should be pleny of time

But leakin pauses is a more than curious & exciting issue speaking of the rock bands themselves. The famous petrol station pissin episode by the Stones aside; its a tricky question for the bands (and at what well-disposed time do a stage poet go and take a leak?)... I had some friends who played heavy rock in the Purple/Lizzy-school. They always placed a long drum solo in the middle of the set, so the lads could run away a while one after the other...
It was worse for the drummer.
- Now you all now why Mick started letting Keith sing?

(Baboon and Monkey Man... Too Much Monkey Business?)

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: erikjjf ()
Date: April 22, 2005 09:52

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> (and at what well-disposed time do a stage poet go and take a leak?

That reminds of when Springsteen & The E Street Band played in Stockholm in 2002. During one song Little Steven left the stage and was gone for about 5-10 minutes. The newspapers assumed he had to take a major crap.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Baboon Bro ()
Date: April 22, 2005 10:06

Travelling stomachs is nothing to play games with.
"a major crap"; I`ll remember that expression.
Little Steven... Small man with major craps.
No, he´s a great guitar man.
(quality Springsteen boots audible or more on the web, someone?)

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: erikjjf ()
Date: April 22, 2005 10:15

Maybe he was nervous about something he had to do or say as Silvio Dante in the next Sopranos episode? smiling smiley

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Esky ()
Date: April 22, 2005 10:30

The Worst Wrote:
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> Tumbling Dice is one of their best live songs.
> Remove Don't Stop and similar songs instead
>
> I'm called the hit-and-run raper in anger, the
> knife-sharpened tippie-toe...


Agreed!

I'd be surprised if Don't Stop was played during the next Tour.....nice to hear live a few times, but boring later on.....

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: yorkshirebob ()
Date: April 22, 2005 11:10

It's dreadful live now. Overblown horns, too much wailing backing vocals. It was a good song until it got played live on the last 3 tours. I really liuke the song on boots from the 70s but it's time it got kicked off the set list now in favour of some other Exile gems (let it loose springs to mind)

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Rik ()
Date: April 22, 2005 11:38

TD was a real bore during the licks tour, way too slow

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: LA FORUM ()
Date: April 22, 2005 13:46

The funny thing is that all the warhorses except for Midnight are mentioned above. And I agree on all your choices.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Elmo Lewis ()
Date: April 22, 2005 18:41

Glad we all agree! No, really, here's my list ...


Please drop -

You Got Me Rockin'
Satisfaction
Dice
Sympathy

Add -

Mother's Little Helper (great opener BTW with that first line)
Out Of Time
19th
Shattered
Time Is On My Side
Memory Motel



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-04-22 18:44 by Elmo Lewis.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Shawn20 ()
Date: April 22, 2005 20:02

I'm all for bringing back the 78 "punk" version of Shattered! Don't forget the Beast! Bring it back too.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: straycatuk ()
Date: April 23, 2005 00:37

Didn't they kick it off the set list themselves on the 1st few No Security shows ?

From Exile,what about All down the line, Rocks off,Rip this joint or Soul survivor rotating to replace TD ?

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Wuudy ()
Date: April 23, 2005 03:40

I never really understood what everybody likes about Shattered?!
Can somebody explain that for me?

Cheers,
Wuudy

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Hairball ()
Date: April 23, 2005 03:47

"Bite the Big Apple..don't mind the maggots"!!!

I remember when it was first released, I was slightly disappointed with the song.
But then it became one of the standards for all the high school parties I attended.
It's infectious...like a virus.





Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: johang ()
Date: April 24, 2005 05:07

Calling Tumling Dice a war horse is not fair to the song, it just sucks live. the only good version is on exile

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Milo Yammbag ()
Date: April 24, 2005 05:31

I would trade off Tumbling Dice for something never played before, BUT....Keith LOVES playing it.

Let go of the following (some of you will want to hurt me after this)
1-Satisfaction......beaten into the ground
2-Happy
3-Shelter
4-Miss You
5-It's Only Rock n Roll
6-YCAGWYW
7-Songs that are heavily influenced / Chuck Berry type songs only cause Keiths
arthritic fingers can't squeeze out the proper licks anymore

Keep
1-JJF (obviuosly)
2-Sugar (obviously)
3-Start Me Up, but not at every show
4-Midnight Rambler (always kicks ass)

Bring back every other show
1-Crazy Mama
2-Out of Control (BTB tour show stopper...Mick was going crazy)
3-Memory Motel
4-Love In Vain or I Got The Blues
5-Lets Spend The Night Together
6-Under My Thumb
7-Ruby Tuesday
8-One Hit...and not the "clean" version from 89...guitars up front and raunchy,
could become the "Knocking" of the upcoming tour

Milo,NYC
Take Me to the airport




Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Baboon Bro ()
Date: April 24, 2005 11:50

Hairball Wrote:
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> "Bite the Big Apple..don't mind the maggots"!!!
>
> I remember when it was first released, I was
> slightly disappointed with the song.
> But then it became one of the standards for all
> the high school parties I attended.
> It's infectious...like a virus.

High school parties?!
Sounds great & strange...
Standards - at high school parties!
I guess you´re didnt go through high school in the early 80´s...
Some of us hade disco, disco all around the ears...


Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Hairball ()
Date: April 25, 2005 00:33

We also had ALOT of disco in the late '70's that were all standards of the high school parties, some even from the Stones themselves..."Miss You", etc., and there was an awful lot of Rod Stewart..."Do You Think I'm Sexy". These, along with some of the real genuine disco nuggets..."Brick House"..."Play That Funky Music White Boy"..."Rollercoaster"...the list goes on...


Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: Hound Dog ()
Date: April 25, 2005 16:01

Shattered was great until about 1982, after the it sounded bad. Especially using all the back up singers. I hope they don't play it during the upcoming tour because I only expect a bad version of this great song.

Re: kick "Tumblin' Dice" off the playlist
Posted by: melillo ()
Date: April 25, 2005 16:17

how about just playing songs they have never played before
you can make a whole set list just from those, and it would be
just fine with me

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