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philrock90
Thanks for the help and one last question where can i buy the digital video of the japan voodoo lounge show?
100% agree. I honestly think this is one of their best post-1989 performances. They play really rough and loose, not the "vegas-stones" that people sometimes complain about. This concert was rock'n'roll. And yeah, the mix is really midrangy and kinda compressed sounding and I also think Micks vocals could have been mixed a bit less upfront. But at least the guitars are loud this time. Still the mix is listenable and not so bad that it ruins the release for me (which was the case with VL Uncut for me). So it could have been worse and at least that's something goodQuote
TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
what was the show the band released on dvd in the late 90's?
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
what was the show the band released on dvd in the late 90's?
St Louis.
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It won't play on my blue ray player. Any suggestions?
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
what was the show the band released on dvd in the late 90's?
St Louis.
ok then is st Louis and bremen the same setlist? I have both releases and the setlists aren't the same to me. isn't that what the OP is saying, that the show on the 90's dvd and the brand new release Bremen are the same setlist or am I reading something wrong?
bremen has
memory motel
anybody seen my baby
paint it black
thief in the night
you got me rockin
the late 90's dvd has
wild horses
waiting on a friend
I know not much but those songs can make a difference . unless you are talking about the full st Louis show since the dvd is missing
anybody seen my baby
corinna
all about you
still though the setlists are pretty different when you take into guests coming out too.
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
what was the show the band released on dvd in the late 90's?
St Louis.
ok then is st Louis and bremen the same setlist? I have both releases and the setlists aren't the same to me. isn't that what the OP is saying, that the show on the 90's dvd and the brand new release Bremen are the same setlist or am I reading something wrong?
bremen has
memory motel
anybody seen my baby
paint it black
thief in the night
you got me rockin
the late 90's dvd has
wild horses
waiting on a friend
I know not much but those songs can make a difference . unless you are talking about the full st Louis show since the dvd is missing
anybody seen my baby
corinna
all about you
still though the setlists are pretty different when you take into guests coming out too.
Oh. The 1997 DVD was not the entire show so... I don't know.
Set lists...
1997:
Satisfaction/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Flip The Switch/Gimme Shelter/
Wild Horses/Anybody Seen My Baby?/Saint Of Me/Corrina Corrina/Out Of
Control/Waiting On A Friend/Miss You/Band introduction/All About You/
Wanna Hold You/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/The Last Time/Like A Rolling Stone/
Sympathy For The Devil/Tumbling Dice/Honky Tonk Women/Start Me Up/
Jumping Jack Flash/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Brown Sugar
1998:
Satisfaction/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Flip The Switch/Gimme Shelter/
Anybody Seen My Baby?/Paint It Black/Saint Of Me/Out Of Control/
Memory Motel/Miss You/Band introduction/Thief In The Night/Wanna Hold
You/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/You Got Me Rocking/Like A Rolling Stone/
Sympathy For The Devil/Tumbling Dice/Honky Tonk Women/Start Me Up/
Jumping Jack Flash/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Brown Sugar
Basic same framework but 4 songs not played in 1997 with 4 different songs played in 1998.
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GasLightStreet
Oh crap. You're right! I kept looking thinking I missed something but gave up!
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NilsHolgersson
Were they messing up It's Only Rock 'n Roll?
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NilsHolgersson
Were they messing up It's Only Rock 'n Roll?
I've only listened once, but yeah, there's a moment where the wheels could have dropped off
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TheBlockbuster
Interesting how the setlist is the same yet this show is so different from St Louis 1997. The band is more loose and plays with a bit more aggression. Also this mix highlights Ronnie much more than the St. Louis PPV where Ronnie was almost buried in songs like Satisfaction. In this release you can hear Ronnie's guitar work loud and clear on those songs which is nice. Overall the St. Louis mix was more pleasant on the ears though.
what was the show the band released on dvd in the late 90's?
St Louis.
ok then is st Louis and bremen the same setlist? I have both releases and the setlists aren't the same to me. isn't that what the OP is saying, that the show on the 90's dvd and the brand new release Bremen are the same setlist or am I reading something wrong?
bremen has
memory motel
anybody seen my baby
paint it black
thief in the night
you got me rockin
the late 90's dvd has
wild horses
waiting on a friend
I know not much but those songs can make a difference . unless you are talking about the full st Louis show since the dvd is missing
anybody seen my baby
corinna
all about you
still though the setlists are pretty different when you take into guests coming out too.
Oh. The 1997 DVD was not the entire show so... I don't know.
Set lists...
1997:
Satisfaction/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Flip The Switch/Gimme Shelter/
Wild Horses/Anybody Seen My Baby?/Saint Of Me/Corrina Corrina/Out Of
Control/Waiting On A Friend/Miss You/Band introduction/All About You/
Wanna Hold You/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/The Last Time/Like A Rolling Stone/
Sympathy For The Devil/Tumbling Dice/Honky Tonk Women/Start Me Up/
Jumping Jack Flash/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Brown Sugar
1998:
Satisfaction/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Flip The Switch/Gimme Shelter/
Anybody Seen My Baby?/Paint It Black/Saint Of Me/Out Of Control/
Memory Motel/Miss You/Band introduction/Thief In The Night/Wanna Hold
You/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/You Got Me Rocking/Like A Rolling Stone/
Sympathy For The Devil/Tumbling Dice/Honky Tonk Women/Start Me Up/
Jumping Jack Flash/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Brown Sugar
Basic same framework but 4 songs not played in 1997 with 4 different songs played in 1998.
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NilsHolgersson
Were they messing up It's Only Rock 'n Roll?
I've only listened once, but yeah, there's a moment where the wheels could have dropped off
I think it makes it more unique when they leave the mistakes in lol
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frankotero
What a relief there is no Dave Matthews. I feel mentally scarred. Every time I hear this song I expect to hear him bust in, regardless which version.
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NilsHolgersson
Were they messing up It's Only Rock 'n Roll?
I've only listened once, but yeah, there's a moment where the wheels could have dropped off
I think it makes it more unique when they leave the mistakes in lol
I've watched the video and it seems like Ronnie almost punched Mick in the face accidentally during IORR
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GasLightStreet
The overall performance of Satisfaction on the 97-98 tours was the closest the Stones ever got to the excellent versions from 69-71.