Live 8 – London

U 2

Beautiful Day
One
With Or Without You
Sunday Bloody Sunday

REM

Immitation Of Life
Night Swimming
The End Of The World
Man On The Moon

Bob Dylan

Blowing In The Wind
Tangled Up In Blue
Knocking On Heavens Door
All Alonmg The Watchtower

Cream/ Eric Clapton

I’m So Glad
Rolling And Tumbling
Runnig On Faith
Layla
Sunshine Of Your Love

Sting

Message In A Bottle
Brand New Day
Every Breath You Take
So Lonely

Robbie Williams/ Brian May

We Will Rock You
Let Me Entertain You
Angels
We Are The Champions
Feel

Rod Stewart/ Ronnie Wood

Maggie May
Twisting The Night Away
Stay With Me

Bob Geldof and The Boomtown Rats

Tell Me Why I Don’t Like Mondays

Madonna

American Pie
Beautiful Stranger
Music
Ray Of Light

Pink Floyd

Comfortably Numb
Hey You
Wish You Were Here

The Who

The Punk And The Godfather
I Can’t Explain
Behind Blue Eyes
Won’t Get Fooled Again
See Me, Feel Me

Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street Band

Born In The USA
Because The Night (with Patti Smith)
Thunder Road
The River
Dancing In The Dark
Bobby Jean

The Rolling Stones

Start Me Up
Like A Rolling Stone (with Bob Dylan)
Ruby Tuesday
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Brown Sugar
Honky Tonk Women (with Joss Stone)

Paul McCatney

Revolution
Drive My Car (with George Michael and Mick Jagger)
Helter Skelter
Something
The Long And Winding Road
Hey Jude

A long concert that is.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-07-03 23:45 by BowieStone.

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> The Rolling Stones
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> Start Me Up
> Like A Rolling Stone (with Bob Dylan)
> Ruby Tuesday
> You Can’t Always Get What You Want
> Brown Sugar
> Honky Tonk Women (with Joss Stone)
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At these events obviously the lyrics involved need to be (forcefully, if necessary) applyable to the matter of helping poverty to end.

YCAGWYW and BS would then make a bit of a bad statement I'm afraid.

A (common) three- or four song set would have to have two 'appropriate' songs and one or two popular neutral tunes (warhorses).

For the Stones e.g.:

Start Me Up
Gimme Shelter
Salt Of The Earth
Honky Tonk Women