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They played it nearly the whole European 1973 tour.
Don't worry, Riffle. Keith played fine after the two first songs. He tried a new solo on HTW, but got a bit lost and picked it up again for the ending.
Perfectly said.
"Play With Fire" had not been performed live in concert since 27 and a half years ago and not in Europe in roughly 50 years.
I would prefer a little bit more energy in the performance of "Play With Fire" like in 1989 and Japan 1990 but,they are now 27 and a half years older than they were then. It's better to have it in there than to have yet another performance of something such as "Dead Flowers" again.
"Sympathy" almost had to be moved towards the beginning of the set. Not a game changer but,like I said,it had to be moved or dropped.
Also nice to have a couple of 'Blue and Lonesome' tracks in there instead of just 20 songs. It might be a good idea to consider some of the other tracks from that album.
"Dancing With Mr. D" was a complete surprise. Personally,I would have preferred "Dance Little Sister" but,I will take any surprise at this point and be grateful that it is a real surprise instead of the business as usual (not actual surprise song) , "Respectable" for an example. I hope that they keep adding them in.
agreed
PWF and UTM may be well known but are rarely played as you stated
"Play With Fire" is not "relatively rare". The song had not been performed live in concert since 27 and a half years ago and not in Europe in roughly 50 years.
Even when they performed "Play With Fire" in 1989 ,it had been well over 2 decades since they last played it and then ..... another 27 and half years after the Steel Wheels Tour until the next live performance.
So that puts it in a much different category than "Under My Thumb" and "Street Fighting Man".
They could do a little more as far as changing out "Miss You" and stuff like that but,this is about as good as it is going to get these days in a stadium. Maybe if they start playing clubs and theaters again,there could be more rare live songs but,other than that scenario,it is clear at this point this is the best type of set list that we can reasonably expect.
We will see if it lasts. If the past is any indication,the set list could shrink as the tour goes along. Probably at the cost of at least one 'Blue and Lonesome' song and likely at the cost of any other rare songs.
You call Dead Flowers a song you don't wanna hear "again". I have been to 29 concerts and never have heard it live. 4 "new" songs for me yesterday. That's pretty good.
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Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
ouroux58
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Date: September 10, 2017 22:52
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virgil
Thanks For the post GJB Mr. D has been on my Stones live bucket list for ever. I think they only played it 3 or 4 times ever and that was during the 73 European tour. I have a couple of the live Boot versions and one of them is in my top 5 all time live Stones songs. I love playing it for Stones fans who never heard it before , it always blows them away.
They played it nearly the whole European 1973 tour.
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
MAF
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:00
Mail send by Scorpio about the Hamburg show. Police said 15000 Fans were listeing outside the gates:
Erfolgreicher „NO FILTER“-Tourauftakt der Rolling Stones im Hamburger Stadtpark
Gestern Nacht, am 9. September, feierten die Rolling Stones auf der großen Festwiese im Hamburger Stadtpark vor 82.000 begeisterten Zuschauern mit einem energiegeladenen Konzert den erfolgreichen Auftakt ihrer „STONES – NO FILTER“-Europatour 2017.
Eine brandneue Produktion und eine gigantische Bühne, die das allererste Mal für das Hamburger Konzert aufgebaut wurde sowie überdimensionale Videowalls erwartete die Besucher. Zwölf Tribünen mit Sitzplätzen für rund 26.000 Besucher plus weitere Sitzbereiche in direkter Bühnennähe, ein Areal für Besucher mit Stehkarten und ein großer Foodcourt-Bereich zeichneten das eigens für das Konzert hergerichtete Gelände – die große Festwiese im Stadtpark – aus.
Zigtausende von Besuchern waren – wie vom Veranstalter empfohlen – bereits am Nachmittag auf das Gelände gekommen, um ohne Zeitdruck die Sicherheitskontrollen zu passieren und sich mit anderen Fans auf den Abend einzustimmen. Als ab 19:15 Uhr die Vorband Kaleo spielte, waren nahezu alle Besucher vor Ort. Das Einzige, was den Aufenthalt im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes feucht-fröhlich machte, war der Regen, der gestern konsequent mehrere Stunden anhielt – die Fans ließen sich davon nur bedingt die Laune verderben – und wurden am Ende vom Wettergott erhört.
Gen Abend klarte es auf. Und dort, wo zuletzt vor 28 Jahren ein Konzert – damals von Pink Floyd – stattgefunden hatte, betraten die Rolling Stones um 20:30 Uhr die Bühne – und starteten mit „Sympathy For The Devil“ ihre fulminante Show. Von der ersten Minute an machten Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ron Wood und Charlie Watts deutlich, dass sie unangefochten die bekannteste und größte Rockband der Welt sind. Mick Jagger nutzte den 26 Meter langen Runway ins Publikum ausgiebig und wirbelte in wechselnden Outfits über die 1.600 Quadratmeter große Bühne wie eh und je. Immer wieder wendete er sich an das Publikum und genoss – ebenso wie seine Bandkollegen – die wahnsinnige Stimmung und die einmalige Open Air-Atmosphäre im Hamburger Stadtpark.
Nach einem stilechten “Moin Hamburch” zur Begrüßung folgte eine Setlist voller Klassiker aus der 55-jährigen Bandgeschichte wie „Tumbling Dice“, „Play With Fire“, „You Can’t Always Get What You Want“, „Under My Thumb”, „Paint It Black“, „Honky Tonk Woman”, „A Street Fighting Man” und „(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction”, aber auch neue Songs wie „Ride 'Em On Down” und „Just Your Fool”.
„Habt ihr Spaß?”, fragte Mick Jagger das Publikum unter anderem auf Deutsch. Und versuchte, die Menge mit einem aufmunternden „Hummel, Hummel“ zur in Hamburg korrekten Antwort „Mors, Mors“ zu bewegen. Mit zwei Songs – „Gimme Shelter“ und „Jumping Jack Flash“ – und einer visuellen Zugabe in Form eines Feuerwerks entließen die Rolling Stones ihre Fans nach einem grandiosen und rund zweieinhalbstündigen Konzert.
Christian Wiesmann, Veranstaltungsleiter von FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH, erläutert: „Zu sehen, wie nach den intensiven Planungen über nur vier Monate alles zusammenkommt und wie hervorragend die Zusammenarbeit mit allen Beteiligten – dem Bezirksamt Hamburg-Nord, der Polizei, der Feuerwehr, dem HVV, dem ASB und der Stadtreinigung – funktioniert, ist absolut großartig. Eine Veranstaltung in einer solchen Dimension an einem so besonderen Ort ist nur dann möglich, wenn alle zu 100% an einem Strang ziehen. Aus Veranstaltersicht kann ich nur sagen: Wir sind sehr zufrieden mit dem Verlauf. Was für ein sensationelles Konzert, was für eine Band – dazu über 82.000 Fans und das alles auf der großen Festwiese im Hamburger Stadtpark, es war uns eine Ehre. Vielen Dank an alle Beteiligten und natürlich an die Konzertbesucher in Hamburg, die den Stones einen grandiosen Auftakt ihrer No Filter-Tour bereitet haben.“
Folkert Koopmans, FKP Scorpio-Geschäftsführer, ergänzt: „Wir sind darüber hinaus sehr stolz, das erste Mal die Deutschlandtour der Rolling Stones auszurichten. Und es war der ausdrückliche Wunsch der Band, im Stadtpark in Hamburg aufzutreten und hier ihre Europatour zu beginnen. Dieses Konzert ist für mich etwas sehr Besonderes gewesen. Ich veranstalte seit über 25 Jahren Konzerte und große Festivals und bin nicht mehr so leicht zu beeindrucken, aber heute Abend hatte ich Gänsehaut.“
Harald Rösler, Leiter Bezirksamt Hamburg-Nord: „Es war eine absolute Ausnahme, nach so vielen Jahren ein Konzert dieser Größenordnung auf der großen Festwiese stattfinden zu lassen – aber es hat aufgrund der Professionalität des Veranstalters alles gut geklappt. Es war eine riesige Leistung, nicht nur in Bezug auf die Logistik, sondern auch hinsichtlich der Sicherheit und dem Schutz der Grünanlagen. Im Vorwege haben wir ein umfangreiches Konzept entwickelt, das in allen Bereichen aufgegangen ist – vor allem aber auch Dank der Besucher, die unseren Bitten, mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln anzureisen, nachgekommen sind.“
Ebenfalls zufrieden mit dem Verlauf der Veranstaltung zeigt sich Polizeidirektor Matthias Krause, Einsatzleiter der Polizei: „Bis auf kleinere Vorkommnisse ist die Großveranstaltung aus polizeilicher Sicht friedlich verlaufen. Die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Veranstalter und den zuständigen Behörden und Organisationen funktionierte sehr gut. Diese enge Abstimmung hat sicherlich auch zum guten Gelingen beigetragen. Der Parkraum in den umliegenden Wohnquartieren des Stadtparks war zu 100% ausgelastet, ohne dass es zu Beeinträchtigungen des Fließverkehrs kam. Aufgrund der besonderen Örtlichkeit dieser Location und der sehr hohen Zuschauerzahlen mussten natürlich sowohl in der An- als auch der Ablaufphase verkehrsregelnde Maßnahmen durchgeführt werden. Neben den 82.000 Karteninhabern hielten sich ca. 15.000 Zuhörer außerhalb des Veranstaltungsgeländes auf.“
Erfolgreicher „NO FILTER“-Tourauftakt der Rolling Stones im Hamburger Stadtpark
Gestern Nacht, am 9. September, feierten die Rolling Stones auf der großen Festwiese im Hamburger Stadtpark vor 82.000 begeisterten Zuschauern mit einem energiegeladenen Konzert den erfolgreichen Auftakt ihrer „STONES – NO FILTER“-Europatour 2017.
Eine brandneue Produktion und eine gigantische Bühne, die das allererste Mal für das Hamburger Konzert aufgebaut wurde sowie überdimensionale Videowalls erwartete die Besucher. Zwölf Tribünen mit Sitzplätzen für rund 26.000 Besucher plus weitere Sitzbereiche in direkter Bühnennähe, ein Areal für Besucher mit Stehkarten und ein großer Foodcourt-Bereich zeichneten das eigens für das Konzert hergerichtete Gelände – die große Festwiese im Stadtpark – aus.
Zigtausende von Besuchern waren – wie vom Veranstalter empfohlen – bereits am Nachmittag auf das Gelände gekommen, um ohne Zeitdruck die Sicherheitskontrollen zu passieren und sich mit anderen Fans auf den Abend einzustimmen. Als ab 19:15 Uhr die Vorband Kaleo spielte, waren nahezu alle Besucher vor Ort. Das Einzige, was den Aufenthalt im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes feucht-fröhlich machte, war der Regen, der gestern konsequent mehrere Stunden anhielt – die Fans ließen sich davon nur bedingt die Laune verderben – und wurden am Ende vom Wettergott erhört.
Gen Abend klarte es auf. Und dort, wo zuletzt vor 28 Jahren ein Konzert – damals von Pink Floyd – stattgefunden hatte, betraten die Rolling Stones um 20:30 Uhr die Bühne – und starteten mit „Sympathy For The Devil“ ihre fulminante Show. Von der ersten Minute an machten Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ron Wood und Charlie Watts deutlich, dass sie unangefochten die bekannteste und größte Rockband der Welt sind. Mick Jagger nutzte den 26 Meter langen Runway ins Publikum ausgiebig und wirbelte in wechselnden Outfits über die 1.600 Quadratmeter große Bühne wie eh und je. Immer wieder wendete er sich an das Publikum und genoss – ebenso wie seine Bandkollegen – die wahnsinnige Stimmung und die einmalige Open Air-Atmosphäre im Hamburger Stadtpark.
Nach einem stilechten “Moin Hamburch” zur Begrüßung folgte eine Setlist voller Klassiker aus der 55-jährigen Bandgeschichte wie „Tumbling Dice“, „Play With Fire“, „You Can’t Always Get What You Want“, „Under My Thumb”, „Paint It Black“, „Honky Tonk Woman”, „A Street Fighting Man” und „(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction”, aber auch neue Songs wie „Ride 'Em On Down” und „Just Your Fool”.
„Habt ihr Spaß?”, fragte Mick Jagger das Publikum unter anderem auf Deutsch. Und versuchte, die Menge mit einem aufmunternden „Hummel, Hummel“ zur in Hamburg korrekten Antwort „Mors, Mors“ zu bewegen. Mit zwei Songs – „Gimme Shelter“ und „Jumping Jack Flash“ – und einer visuellen Zugabe in Form eines Feuerwerks entließen die Rolling Stones ihre Fans nach einem grandiosen und rund zweieinhalbstündigen Konzert.
Christian Wiesmann, Veranstaltungsleiter von FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH, erläutert: „Zu sehen, wie nach den intensiven Planungen über nur vier Monate alles zusammenkommt und wie hervorragend die Zusammenarbeit mit allen Beteiligten – dem Bezirksamt Hamburg-Nord, der Polizei, der Feuerwehr, dem HVV, dem ASB und der Stadtreinigung – funktioniert, ist absolut großartig. Eine Veranstaltung in einer solchen Dimension an einem so besonderen Ort ist nur dann möglich, wenn alle zu 100% an einem Strang ziehen. Aus Veranstaltersicht kann ich nur sagen: Wir sind sehr zufrieden mit dem Verlauf. Was für ein sensationelles Konzert, was für eine Band – dazu über 82.000 Fans und das alles auf der großen Festwiese im Hamburger Stadtpark, es war uns eine Ehre. Vielen Dank an alle Beteiligten und natürlich an die Konzertbesucher in Hamburg, die den Stones einen grandiosen Auftakt ihrer No Filter-Tour bereitet haben.“
Folkert Koopmans, FKP Scorpio-Geschäftsführer, ergänzt: „Wir sind darüber hinaus sehr stolz, das erste Mal die Deutschlandtour der Rolling Stones auszurichten. Und es war der ausdrückliche Wunsch der Band, im Stadtpark in Hamburg aufzutreten und hier ihre Europatour zu beginnen. Dieses Konzert ist für mich etwas sehr Besonderes gewesen. Ich veranstalte seit über 25 Jahren Konzerte und große Festivals und bin nicht mehr so leicht zu beeindrucken, aber heute Abend hatte ich Gänsehaut.“
Harald Rösler, Leiter Bezirksamt Hamburg-Nord: „Es war eine absolute Ausnahme, nach so vielen Jahren ein Konzert dieser Größenordnung auf der großen Festwiese stattfinden zu lassen – aber es hat aufgrund der Professionalität des Veranstalters alles gut geklappt. Es war eine riesige Leistung, nicht nur in Bezug auf die Logistik, sondern auch hinsichtlich der Sicherheit und dem Schutz der Grünanlagen. Im Vorwege haben wir ein umfangreiches Konzept entwickelt, das in allen Bereichen aufgegangen ist – vor allem aber auch Dank der Besucher, die unseren Bitten, mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln anzureisen, nachgekommen sind.“
Ebenfalls zufrieden mit dem Verlauf der Veranstaltung zeigt sich Polizeidirektor Matthias Krause, Einsatzleiter der Polizei: „Bis auf kleinere Vorkommnisse ist die Großveranstaltung aus polizeilicher Sicht friedlich verlaufen. Die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Veranstalter und den zuständigen Behörden und Organisationen funktionierte sehr gut. Diese enge Abstimmung hat sicherlich auch zum guten Gelingen beigetragen. Der Parkraum in den umliegenden Wohnquartieren des Stadtparks war zu 100% ausgelastet, ohne dass es zu Beeinträchtigungen des Fließverkehrs kam. Aufgrund der besonderen Örtlichkeit dieser Location und der sehr hohen Zuschauerzahlen mussten natürlich sowohl in der An- als auch der Ablaufphase verkehrsregelnde Maßnahmen durchgeführt werden. Neben den 82.000 Karteninhabern hielten sich ca. 15.000 Zuhörer außerhalb des Veranstaltungsgeländes auf.“
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
guitarbastard
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:07
well the last part about tunings, guitar, etc. is trump-style-BS. quite entertaining! you just need a minimum of musical hearing to realise how terrible his lead-playing is. it's not bashing. i love the man, always did. but someone should really tell him to just focus on his 2-3 chords/song. when he's soloing its freejazz level.Quote
stonesfrkk
WOW what a depressing last 5 pages i read!! I did'nt read the whole thread but it sounds like a bunch of negative weirdo's that were not at the show or were somewhere else maybe they need to be at a Justin Beiber show and listen to pre made up music comming from a computer! These guys are old time Rock'n Roll! They actually play there instuments and they all played good as an opeaner it was the best opeaner i've seen the Stones play and i've seen quite a few! Best Paint it Black i've ever seen completly insane they took that to another level that i've ever heard. The show was excellent and the way it sounds this is going to be a hell of a tour! By the way to all this Keith bashing you guys would not even know how to play his guitar all his guitar's are in different tunnings that's what great musicians do! that's why it might sound out of tune to you because you are not on his level!
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:14
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stone4ever
I don't know what some of you guys are on about.
In this clip of Sympathy and IORR, Keith plays fine after the first botched solo.
If this was his worst two numbers he played in 2.5 hours, it wasn't as bad as all that.
He and Ronnie high 5 after SFTD.
[www.youtube.com]
Don't worry, Riffle. Keith played fine after the two first songs. He tried a new solo on HTW, but got a bit lost and picked it up again for the ending.
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
johnypar
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:20
The boys were excellent, from all the clips that I have seen. Paris for me.
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
stonesfrkk
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:22
Sure Guitar bastard Keith's tunings are not tuning down to D or even going way far like Linkin Park did they even tuned way down to c that was unheard of at that time but like Page he has alot of standard tune down D's but he also has Sh%& you don't even know where or how to begin to do with it same with Keith that's why he is where he is in rock history near the top from the 100's of riff's he's written and created i don't know why you turn it in to politics ? Politics have no place in playing a guitar you listen to to much fake negative news obviouly! that's why the thread is so negative the way of the world nobody compliments people anymore it's just a dog show treat everybody like sh%& it's called jelousy and anybody listening to a recording from a cell phone and any recording thing for that matter in an audience and makes his opinion on that is a trumped up joke!Quote
guitarbastardwell the last part about tunings, guitar, etc. is trump-style-BS. quite entertaining! you just need a minimum of musical hearing to realise how terrible his lead-playing is. it's not bashing. i love the man, always did. but someone should really tell him to just focus on his 2-3 chords/song. when he's soloing its freejazz level.Quote
stonesfrkk
WOW what a depressing last 5 pages i read!! I did'nt read the whole thread but it sounds like a bunch of negative weirdo's that were not at the show or were somewhere else maybe they need to be at a Justin Beiber show and listen to pre made up music comming from a computer! These guys are old time Rock'n Roll! They actually play there instuments and they all played good as an opeaner it was the best opeaner i've seen the Stones play and i've seen quite a few! Best Paint it Black i've ever seen completly insane they took that to another level that i've ever heard. The show was excellent and the way it sounds this is going to be a hell of a tour! By the way to all this Keith bashing you guys would not even know how to play his guitar all his guitar's are in different tunnings that's what great musicians do! that's why it might sound out of tune to you because you are not on his level!
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
thrak
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:25
Do you have any merchandise photos ?
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
rebelrebel
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:26
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stone4everQuote
HonkeyTonkFlash
Partly true but Ronnie was sober on the Licks Tour and played very well. Not sure how sober he was for ABB but he played very well then too. I think he was at his drunken sloppiest on B2B Tour.
I think he was most away with the fairy's in the 90's
During the Licks Tour he was off and on.
I don't hold it against him, he did what he did, he had his problems with drink and he came through it all.
I just get disappointed that when keith makes mistakes its exaggerated so much.
Ronnie did tours he doesn't even remember, he let the band and the fans down night after night, but Keith is a little off last night and its like everyone jumps on him. I'm sure Keith will come back next show firing on all four cylinders, lets just give him the benefit of the doubt.
Maybe he is past it, but lets not judge him on opining night, why can't people wait and see if he improves before they bash him.
I actually think he played ok last night.
I mean Mick doesn't run about anymore or sing as well as he used to, but he still has something to offer. Charlie is not the same drummer as he was but he is still great. Ronnie is nailing it over the last few years, its brilliant, but do we need to bash keith because he isn't getting better like Ronnie.
Ronnie is a one in a million, that's not keith's fault, keith doesn't get old to spite us, he doesn't do it on purpose. He just is old with arthritis, but he must try so hard to keep up, it must take a lot of effort and bravery.
Perfectly said. Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
StonedRambler
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:27
This yt channel has some really great videos in 4K for most songs of the show:
[www.youtube.com]
[www.youtube.com]
Re: Hamburg Germany 09-Sep-2017 Stones No Filter live show updates
Posted by:
chatoyancy
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Date: September 10, 2017 23:54
It was only the first show. Keith takes time to warm up. Literally. Usually he takes off his jacket. He was cold last night. He is not an extrovert like Jagger. That's why he always had to have a strong drink before a show. But since he cut down on the liquor he has to deal soberly with a sudden crowd of 80,000 people. Not easy for a shy guy. Give him time.
tonight set list
Posted by:
oldrocker
()
Date: September 10, 2017 00:50
Rolling Stones - No Filter - Hamburg, Germany - September 9th, 2017
Sympathy for the Devil
It's Only Rock and Roll
Out of Control
Tumbling Dice
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Just Your Fool
Ride 'Em On Down
Play With Fire (YEAH!!!!!)
Dancing With Mr. D (I don't believe it either)
Under My Thumb (Web vote)
Paint It, Black
Honky Tonk Women
Slipping Away
Happy
Miss You
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Encore:
Gimme Shelter
Jumping Jack
A what a set list
Sympathy for the Devil
It's Only Rock and Roll
Out of Control
Tumbling Dice
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Just Your Fool
Ride 'Em On Down
Play With Fire (YEAH!!!!!)
Dancing With Mr. D (I don't believe it either)
Under My Thumb (Web vote)
Paint It, Black
Honky Tonk Women
Slipping Away
Happy
Miss You
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Encore:
Gimme Shelter
Jumping Jack
A what a set list
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: September 10, 2017 02:42
For me only " Dancing With Mr is special the rest is standerd or as expected .........the set is list would be great if "We Love You" is played ;o)
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Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
Hairball
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Date: September 10, 2017 02:55
Midnight Rambler
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
open-g
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Date: September 10, 2017 02:55
Uhm, you put Tumbling Dice in the wrong slot and left out two songs, oldrocker 
@NICOS, how is Just Your Fool, Ride 'Em On Down and Play With Fire standard or was to be expected?
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@NICOS, how is Just Your Fool, Ride 'Em On Down and Play With Fire standard or was to be expected?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-09-10 21:31 by open-g.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
geordiestone
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Date: September 10, 2017 03:11
Even Under My Thumb and Street Fighting Man are rarely played these days! Wonderful set list and from what I've seen and heard bloody well executed! This feels like a really dark, sleazy show and I can see it getting stronger and stronger as it goes on and a few more surprises too. Well played!
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: September 10, 2017 04:51
what did Mr Deeeeeee sound like .... ??????????? gutsy ?????
ROCKMAN
ROCKMAN
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
Winning Ugly VXII
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Date: September 10, 2017 05:23
Quote
NICOS
For me only " Dancing With Mr is special the rest is standerd or as expected .........the set is list would be great if "We Love You" is played ;o)
"Play With Fire" had not been performed live in concert since 27 and a half years ago and not in Europe in roughly 50 years.
I would prefer a little bit more energy in the performance of "Play With Fire" like in 1989 and Japan 1990 but,they are now 27 and a half years older than they were then. It's better to have it in there than to have yet another performance of something such as "Dead Flowers" again.
"Sympathy" almost had to be moved towards the beginning of the set. Not a game changer but,like I said,it had to be moved or dropped.
Also nice to have a couple of 'Blue and Lonesome' tracks in there instead of just 20 songs. It might be a good idea to consider some of the other tracks from that album.
"Dancing With Mr. D" was a complete surprise. Personally,I would have preferred "Dance Little Sister" but,I will take any surprise at this point and be grateful that it is a real surprise instead of the business as usual (not actual surprise song) , "Respectable" for an example. I hope that they keep adding them in.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
boogaloojef
()
Date: September 10, 2017 05:45
They seem enamored with Out of Control among more recent songs. Why not try I Go Wild or Saint of Me for example?
I wish they would give Miss You a rest.
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I wish they would give Miss You a rest.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2017-09-10 05:46 by boogaloojef.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
keefriffhard4life
()
Date: September 10, 2017 06:52
Quote
boogaloojef
They seem enamored with Out of Control among more recent songs. Why not try I Go Wild or Saint of Me for example?
I wish they would give Miss You a rest.
agreed
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
ironbelly
()
Date: September 10, 2017 13:29
The fact they shuffle the set list a bit does not cancel the fact that there were
- 8 out of 9 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 2. Although they play SFM relatively rarely, the complete Hot Rocks, disc 2, was played entirely a couple of times during 2014-2016. See e.q. Buenos Aires show-1 La Plata 07-Feb-2016. Actually, HR, disc 2, is a core for their shows for ages, 7 songs per show is a routine. This time they just shuffle them a bit.
- 4 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 1. UMT and PWF surely are relatively rare.
- IORR, TD, MY, SMU are warhorses and appear almost every night.
- OOC was played routinely during 2014-2016. Personally, I call it modern day warhorse, it is not unique these days.
- Happy and Slipping Away. I want somebody call them a surprise and rare.
- 2 songs from B&L.
- Mr.D - a surprise song.
So, basically we got 1 obscurity (Mr. D), 2 new songs, 2 (or 3) rarely played (but still well known from Hot Rocks - UMT, PWF, SFM).
Why so much excitement? The fact they shuffle warhorses? I would say - this is a typical set list.
- 8 out of 9 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 2. Although they play SFM relatively rarely, the complete Hot Rocks, disc 2, was played entirely a couple of times during 2014-2016. See e.q. Buenos Aires show-1 La Plata 07-Feb-2016. Actually, HR, disc 2, is a core for their shows for ages, 7 songs per show is a routine. This time they just shuffle them a bit.
- 4 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 1. UMT and PWF surely are relatively rare.
- IORR, TD, MY, SMU are warhorses and appear almost every night.
- OOC was played routinely during 2014-2016. Personally, I call it modern day warhorse, it is not unique these days.
- Happy and Slipping Away. I want somebody call them a surprise and rare.
- 2 songs from B&L.
- Mr.D - a surprise song.
So, basically we got 1 obscurity (Mr. D), 2 new songs, 2 (or 3) rarely played (but still well known from Hot Rocks - UMT, PWF, SFM).
Why so much excitement? The fact they shuffle warhorses? I would say - this is a typical set list.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
keefriffhard4life
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Date: September 10, 2017 13:43
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ironbelly
The fact they shuffle the set list a bit does not cancel the fact that there were
- 8 out of 9 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 2. Although they play SFM relatively rarely, the complete Hot Rocks, disc 2, was played entirely a couple of times during 2014-2016. See e.q. Buenos Aires show-1 La Plata 07-Feb-2016. Actually, HR, disc 2, is a core for their shows for ages, 7 songs per show is a routine. This time they just shuffle them a bit.
- 4 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 1. UMT and PWF surely are relatively rare.
- IORR, TD, MY, SMU are warhorses and appear almost every night.
- OOC was played routinely during 2014-2016. Personally, I call it modern day warhorse, it is not unique these days.
- Happy and Slipping Away. I want somebody call them a surprise and rare.
- 2 songs from B&L.
- Mr.D - a surprise song.
So, basically we got 1 obscurity (Mr. D), 2 new songs, 2 (or 3) rarely played (but still well known from Hot Rocks - UMT, PWF, SFM).
Why so much excitement? The fact they shuffle warhorses? I would say - this is a typical set list.
PWF and UTM may be well known but are rarely played as you stated
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
crumbling_mice
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Date: September 10, 2017 13:50
Wouldn't it be nice, if one night they dropped in Let It Loose. One of their best songs, yet never performed live....even Phish managed to cover it well live, so the Stones could easily do it. Yes, I know, the majority of a Stones audience these days want the greatest hits, but it will be a tragedy if this song is never played at least once in their time.
Otherwise, no surprises really, but from reports they played well and no doubt it was a great spectacle ...which is more what Stones gigs are about these days. Hope everyone enjoyed it.
Otherwise, no surprises really, but from reports they played well and no doubt it was a great spectacle ...which is more what Stones gigs are about these days. Hope everyone enjoyed it.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
Winning Ugly VXII
()
Date: September 10, 2017 16:07
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ironbelly
The fact they shuffle the set list a bit does not cancel the fact that there were
- 8 out of 9 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 2. Although they play SFM relatively rarely, the complete Hot Rocks, disc 2, was played entirely a couple of times during 2014-2016. See e.q. Buenos Aires show-1 La Plata 07-Feb-2016. Actually, HR, disc 2, is a core for their shows for ages, 7 songs per show is a routine. This time they just shuffle them a bit.
- 4 songs from Hot Rocks, disc 1. UMT and PWF surely are relatively rare.
- IORR, TD, MY, SMU are warhorses and appear almost every night.
- OOC was played routinely during 2014-2016. Personally, I call it modern day warhorse, it is not unique these days.
- Happy and Slipping Away. I want somebody call them a surprise and rare.
- 2 songs from B&L.
- Mr.D - a surprise song.
So, basically we got 1 obscurity (Mr. D), 2 new songs, 2 (or 3) rarely played (but still well known from Hot Rocks - UMT, PWF, SFM).
Why so much excitement? The fact they shuffle warhorses? I would say - this is a typical set list.
"Play With Fire" is not "relatively rare". The song had not been performed live in concert since 27 and a half years ago and not in Europe in roughly 50 years.
Even when they performed "Play With Fire" in 1989 ,it had been well over 2 decades since they last played it and then ..... another 27 and half years after the Steel Wheels Tour until the next live performance.
So that puts it in a much different category than "Under My Thumb" and "Street Fighting Man".
They could do a little more as far as changing out "Miss You" and stuff like that but,this is about as good as it is going to get these days in a stadium. Maybe if they start playing clubs and theaters again,there could be more rare live songs but,other than that scenario,it is clear at this point this is the best type of set list that we can reasonably expect.
We will see if it lasts. If the past is any indication,the set list could shrink as the tour goes along. Probably at the cost of at least one 'Blue and Lonesome' song and likely at the cost of any other rare songs.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
black n blue
()
Date: September 10, 2017 16:16
agree hereQuote
boogaloojef
They seem enamored with Out of Control among more recent songs. Why not try I Go Wild or Saint of Me for example?
I wish they would give Miss You a rest.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
hockenheim95
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Date: September 10, 2017 16:22
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Winning Ugly VXIIQuote
NICOS
For me only " Dancing With Mr is special the rest is standerd or as expected .........the set is list would be great if "We Love You" is played ;o)
"Play With Fire" had not been performed live in concert since 27 and a half years ago and not in Europe in roughly 50 years.
I would prefer a little bit more energy in the performance of "Play With Fire" like in 1989 and Japan 1990 but,they are now 27 and a half years older than they were then. It's better to have it in there than to have yet another performance of something such as "Dead Flowers" again.
"Sympathy" almost had to be moved towards the beginning of the set. Not a game changer but,like I said,it had to be moved or dropped.
Also nice to have a couple of 'Blue and Lonesome' tracks in there instead of just 20 songs. It might be a good idea to consider some of the other tracks from that album.
"Dancing With Mr. D" was a complete surprise. Personally,I would have preferred "Dance Little Sister" but,I will take any surprise at this point and be grateful that it is a real surprise instead of the business as usual (not actual surprise song) , "Respectable" for an example. I hope that they keep adding them in.
You call Dead Flowers a song you don't wanna hear "again". I have been to 29 concerts and never have heard it live. 4 "new" songs for me yesterday. That's pretty good.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
noughties
()
Date: September 10, 2017 16:41
Quote
NICOS
For me only " Dancing With Mr is special the rest is standerd or as expected .........the set is list would be great if "We Love You" is played ;o)
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: September 10, 2017 17:16
<I would prefer a little bit more energy in the performance of "Play With Fire" like in 1989 and Japan 1990>
I don't follow you here
It was stripped down and hauntingly beautiful - as opposed to the non-dynamic synth/strings-heavy 1989-version, imo.
I don't follow you here
It was stripped down and hauntingly beautiful - as opposed to the non-dynamic synth/strings-heavy 1989-version, imo.
Re: tonight set list
Posted by:
Munichhilton
()
Date: September 10, 2017 17:22
Where the hell is Doom & Gloom...what gives?
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