A lot of vids from tonight uploaded here (he's uploading them as we speak, no doubt it'll be the whole gig, see his previous uploads) - [www.youtube.com]



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Just got back home. It was a great show, though Keith seemed to have some trouble sometimes. Tonight there was Mick Jagger and the rest. He really carried the show. Favourites tonight was Out Of Control, JJF, MR and YGTS. Though Keef had some trouble like getting the sound guy in line quite a few times, and his general misplaying that occurs here and there, I was happy to see a near flawless version of Can't Be Seen. He's really been practising his solo parts on that one. Jagger was an ungodly force tonight, constantly out on the catwalk and singing really good. I was at the middle by the catwalk, Ronnie's side and could see everything except Darryl Jones. He did an awesome bass solo in Miss You btw. He got a big cheer for that. Ronnie was doing some nice messy solos and seemed way into it all, WH especially. Sometimes a monitor kicked in next to me and then it all got REALLY loud. It was not the sound guy's best night. It sounded like Charlie played too fast when that monitor started, and the others didn't follow suit. All in all, a good solid gig. Not the best I've seen them do, 'cause there was quite a few rough edges, but I liked it.
Liked it
Yes I did.

JumpingKentFlash

Thanks for all the great reports and pics. Safe travels home for all the gig attendees. Sounds like a great atmosphere for the last gig of the tour.

Rambler was hot again, over 16 minutes, too.

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We arrived the venue one hour before showtime, and just strolled right into the pit! Not in my faintest dreams would I think that would ever happen.

80.000 people, mostly young people in their 20s were in the pit. They were screaming for more long after the band left the stage. It was surreal.

A super gig!

This give me shivers, wow!

(Always took candy from strangers)

End of the best european tour ever

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Sympathy for the Devil:

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A lot of vids from tonight uploaded here (he's uploading them as we speak, no doubt it'll be the whole gig, see his previous uploads) - [www.youtube.com]

Best Rambler EVER!!!

[www.youtube.com]

Here is 31min of video.

[www.youtube.com]

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Harlix
Something for Brian Jones?

Ha ha you're a scream! BJ must be in their personal pantheon high up there with... Ed Sullivan Allen Klein and Sam Cutler. Ghosts from the 60's they'd rather forget.



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Best Rambler EVER!!!

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I listened to this version. Are you serious when you write "best rambler ever" ???



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bye bye johnny
Thanks to Hurristones for the Ekstra Bladet photoset

And thank *you*, bye bye johnny, for crediting them properly. That means a lot!

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Best Rambler EVER!!!

[www.youtube.com]

Are you serious when you write "best rambler ever" ???

Longest ever maybe? At 16:45 it could be... Anyway it sounds good.

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JumpingKentFlash
Sometimes a monitor kicked in next to me and then it all got REALLY loud. It was not the sound guy's best night. It sounded like Charlie played too fast when that monitor started, and the others didn't follow suit.

Glad it grooved you Kent!
My understanding is that those monitors along the catwalk kick in
when one of the guitarists is going walkabout, since they don't have in-ear monitors.
The effect is a bit weird for the audience situated right next to them, though!

Big thanks for all the pictures, reports and everything else.

Try to get back to some sort of normality now.

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JohnnyBGoode
Here is 31min of video.

[www.youtube.com]

Thanks.

really enjoying this at work.

Yes, those monitors on the catwalk are really annoying.
And it seemed they switch them on at random. Even when no stones member is around.

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JohnnyBGoode

Best Rambler EVER!!!

[www.youtube.com]


Are you serious when you write "best rambler ever" ???


Longest ever maybe? At 16:45 it could be... Anyway it sounds good.

that's a very good one to my ears

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Setlist ***FINAL***


[www.rollingstones.com]

Hmmm...are they also both Danish ?

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DandelionPowderman
We arrived the venue one hour before showtime, and just strolled right into the pit! Not in my faintest dreams would I think that would ever happen.

80.000 people, mostly young people in their 20s were in the pit. They were screaming for more long after the band left the stage. It was surreal.

A super gig!

This give me shivers, wow!

Me as well, especially: "80.000 people, mostly young people in their 20s were in the pit."
Was a big pit though. I was standing right in the back at the ramp.

Greets from Copenhagen.

Doc

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End of the best european tour ever

I've only been to 3 gigs on this tour and three past European Tours, but I would entirely agree with that comment.

A fantastic European Tour even if you only went to one live gig and seen the others in videos ,pics and reviews. ><

Just two remarks...

Twice the steam was missing at Keith Guitar. At the Start of SMU and Satisfaction no strong sound on it. He took it with a smile, a second later it went of...rocket like, as usual.

At "You got the Silver, he supposed to sing:

Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
Feeling foolish (and that's for sure)
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?

But he missed the text and sneaked out like this:

Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
...and now you wait for me... (with a thinking face, hilarious)
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?

Maybe, you will hear it at some videos, later.

greets

Doc

The European Tour 2014 is over,
and I say
Björnulf, Thank You for your dedication to IORR!!

Enjoy your time back at home!





Bästa Hälsningar,
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Sir Sweden



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<<But he missed the text and sneaked out like this:

Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
...and now you wait for me... (with a thinking face, hilarious)
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?>>

Well, perhaps it is that he's no longer "feeling foolish (and that's for sure)"--after all, at tour's end, unlike in 1969, he does indeed have a long, multi-generational family list of people who wait for him.

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powerage78
End of the best european tour ever

Best european tour they've done this year at least!

After some worrying half-baked tired shows last year in the US we got the real deal : no stupid guests, no lame performances, just a tight unit playing well and enjoying being onstage.
We could have had more MT but obviously this is not what was planned for Euro audiences.

I took Keith's message as an order: "Now you wait for me"

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JumpingKentFlash
Sometimes a monitor kicked in next to me and then it all got REALLY loud. It was not the sound guy's best night. It sounded like Charlie played too fast when that monitor started, and the others didn't follow suit.

Glad it grooved you Kent!
My understanding is that those monitors along the catwalk kick in
when one of the guitarists is going walkabout, since they don't have in-ear monitors.
The effect is a bit weird for the audience situated right next to them, though!

The monitors also kick in when Mick and Lisa are on the catwalk. The sound can be disturbing for the crowd there.

From the pit the sound was excellent yesterday. Way better than in Oslo. Then again, seemingly I was round where Kent was yesterday on the Oslo gig

I thought Keith was on fire. Better solos and more consistent playing overall. His set was a highlight, imo. He played more on YGTS.

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Yes, those monitors on the catwalk are really annoying.
And it seemed they switch them on at random. Even when no stones member is around.

Not at random, no, but they seem very "sensitive" as they kick in as soon as one of the guitar players ventures at the foot of the catwalk, in Paris it happened when Taylor walked there too. They definitely did not kick in when Mick was on the catwalk, but they may have when Lisa was there (HP1 for sure), which is odd considering she certainly has an IEM device.

They're annoying to the nearby audience because they are slightly delayed (and overlap with the normal sound system) so that the guitar players can hear what the rest of the band are actually playing, although with the Stone's legendary "behind the beat" timing they could certainly handle a 30/300=100ms delay.

In fact they probably don't work well enough (or they get confusing like they do for the nearby audience) because Keith is always in a hurry to get back to his real monitors for the end of Miss You.

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