hampden park glasgow, 1990, july

set list was 5 steel wheels songs

the usual warhorses

and 2000 light years and harlem shuffle i think.

23 songs in total and keith cut his finger, i think they postponed their next concert at wembley, but im no sure.

great to see them as i never ever thought i would when i discovered the stones.

wouldnt say it was a great concert though, but it was good enough, seen them in better form since and in better venues.

First concert was at the Boston Garden in 1975...do'nt know the setlist but I Billy Preston had 2-3 songs

and it was 7.50

Rotterdam Ahoy October 14 1973

Brown Sugar
Gimme Shelter
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Star Star
Dancing With Mr. D
Angie
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Midnight Rambler
Honky Tonk Women
All Down the Line
Rip This Joint
Jumping Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

25 guilders (11.34 Euro) which was not cheap back then.

I was 19 and took my older brother and some friends of him who where 10 years older then me ...they were disappointed about the set list they expected I'm a King Bee, Little Red Rooster and not Fade Away

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Cleveland. July 1, 1978. Ticket was $12.50. Opening acts were Peter Tosh and Kansas.

Let It Rock
All Down the Line
Honky Tonk Women
Star Star
When The Whip Comes Down
Miss You
Lies
Beast of Burden
Shattered
Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
Respectable
Far Away Eyes
Love in Vain
Tumbling Dice
Happy
Sweet Little Sixteen
Brown Sugar
Jumpin' Jack Flash

No encore. They were gone like a cooooooool breeze.

Sept 8 1973 (Early Show) Ticket was £2.20.

1. Brown Sugar
2. Gimme Shelter
3. Happy
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Star Star
6. Angie
7. You Can't Always Get What You Want
8. Dancing With Mr.D
9. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
10. Midnight Rambler
11. Honky Tonk Women
12. All Down The Line
13. Rip This Joint
14. Jumping Jack Flash
15. Street Fighting Man

I recorded the show and it came out pretty good. It's been in circulation for a while.



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caschimann
Hannover June 6 1982
38 Mark
Under My Thumb

When the Whip Comes Down

Let's Spend the Night Together

Shattered

Neighbours

Black Limousine

Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
(The Temptations cover)

Twenty Flight Rock
(Eddie Cochran cover)

Going to a Go-Go
(The Miracles cover)

Chantilly Lace
(The Big Bopper cover)

Let Me Go

Time Is on My Side
(Kai Winding & His Orchestra cover)

Beast of Burden

Let It Bleed

You Can't Always Get What You Want

Little T&A

Tumbling Dice

She's So Cold

Hang Fire

Miss You

Honky Tonk Women

Brown Sugar

Start Me Up

Jumpin' Jack Flash

Encore:
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Cheers Cashimann!

Exactly that was my first Stones concert, too. Sweet memories.

d.f

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mikey C
...

Thread title is confusing, because automatically
12-Jul-1962 Marquee Club
comes to mind.

Maybe you want to adjust the topic to Your 1st Stones Concert or similar.

d.f

Thanks wrote in a hurry...And Living Colour was the opener.M

Torino, 28 luglio 1990

Start me up
Sad sad sad
Harlem shuffle
Tumbling dice
Miss you
Ruby tuesday
Angie
Rock and a hard place
Mixed emotions
Honky tonk women
Midnight rambler
You cant always get
Cant be seen
Happy
Paint it black
2000 thousands light years
Sympathy for the devil
Street fighting man
Gimme shelter
It's only rock and roll
Brown Sugar
Jumpin jack flash
Satisfaction

I believe the ga ticket costed me around 50,000 Lire which would be ca 25 Euros now

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mikey C
Thanks wrote in a hurry...And Living Colour was the opener.M

It's very easy though. Go to your original post, click the "Edit Post" button and edit.

Cologne, July 5th, 1982

Muengersdorfer Stadion

Support : BAP, J. Geils Band, Peter Maffay

Setlist:
Under My Thumb
When the Whip Comes Down
Let's Spend the Night Together
Shattered
Neighbours
Black Limousine
Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
(The Temptations cover)
Twenty Flight Rock
(Eddie Cochran cover)
Going to a Go-Go
(The Miracles cover)
Chantilly Lace
(The Big Bopper cover)
Let Me Go
Time Is on My Side
(Kai Winding & His Orchestra cover)
Beast of Burden
Let It Bleed
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Little T&A
(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Tumbling Dice
She's So Cold
Hang Fire
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Brown Sugar
Start Me Up
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Encore:
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
(source [www.setlist.fm])

ticket 45 Deutsche Mark (today € 23, but it was more like € 100 today)

November 30, 1989 - Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN
(opener: Living Colour) <---I knew more about them than the Stones!

[www.setlist.fm]

Ticket was $28.50



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(West-)Berlin June 6, 1990. Around 60 DM (ca. 31 Euro or 35 $). Both the best (my enthusiasm) and worst (all the rest) show I visited. Two months and two weeks later they played two other concerts in the same city, but another country and it was even cheaper (= concerts for the GDR citicens).

Earl's Court - London - 21.5.1976 - £4.00

Setlist:

Honky Tonk Women
If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off My Cloud
Hand Of Fate
Hey Negrita
Ain't Too Proud To Bag
Fool To Cry
Hot Stuff
Star Star
You Gotta Move
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Nothing From Nothing (B.Preston)
Outta Space (B.Preston)
Midnight Rambler
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man
Sympathy for the devil



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July 4, 1972 in Washington D.C. RFK Stadium.
Sat on Dugout
I don't remember the cost but at MSG for Mick's birthday show
it was 15.00 U.S. dollars.
But you had to Buy 4. If you win the chance
by sending in a zillion postcards to a radio station.
Which, I did.

I had no problem selling the other 3.
We had Excellent floor seats.
Pretty good show.
As is SPECTACULAR and feverishly Uplifting.
Just incredible really.
They OPEN with Brown Sugar....Smack!!!
No pun intended; the Impact was Major and Visceral.
Let's remember, there was no, as in zero, special staging
at all. Didn't matter. The stage lighting was pro...
you see some of that in the L&G footage ....nothing
out of the ordinary though .
The passion, drive and Wallop is what I'm attempting to
feebly account for. This was the Biggest Bang yet, imo,
EVER, EVER, EVER in the outrageous soul filled
Bump, thump,pump, scratch and humpety hump
World of rock and roll.
Little Richard , Ike and Tina, dare I suggest
Even The King vocalist himself....also at msg in 72...
70 minutes including encore I think....
More than enough. It was impeccable raggedyass tight
And beautiful,

Stevie and Wonderlove were also amazing.

The NY show I was blessed to experience to this day
remains the most holy best rock and roll show ever...
...and in the 60's when I was a teenager,
(I turned 21 between these two show),
I had grand access to many historic greats ...

I was to see the Stones MSG opener in 1975.



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July 30, 2003, Toronto Rocks (SarsStock). I can’t say that I “saw” the Stones as I was so far back that the curvature of the earth made that impossible, but the sound and the screens almost made up for that and I’ve been making up for lost time ever since.

1. Start Me Up
2. Brown Sugar
3.You Got Me Rocking
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Don't Stop
6. Ruby Tuesday
7. You Can't Always Get What You Want
8. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
9. Miss You (with Justin Timberlake
10. The Nearness of You
11. Happy
12. Sympathy for the Devil
13. Rock Me Baby (with Malcolm & Angus Young from AC/DC)
14. Honky Tonk Women
15. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Encore:
16. Jumpin' Jack Flash

August 1990, Gelsenkirchen. My dad took me as I was a big Stones fan already at the age of 15. Standard Urban Jungle setlist. Around 30 Euros.

Orlando, 1981 2nd show

With Van Halen and Henry Paul Band - $15!!!!

Standard 1981 setlist

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SomeTorontoGirl
July 30, 2003, Toronto Rocks (SarsStock). I can’t say that I “saw” the Stones as I was so far back that the curvature of the earth made that impossible, but the sound and the screens almost made up for that and I’ve been making up for lost time ever since.

1. Start Me Up
2. Brown Sugar
3.You Got Me Rocking
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Don't Stop
6. Ruby Tuesday
7. You Can't Always Get What You Want
8. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
9. Miss You (with Justin Timberlake
10. The Nearness of You
11. Happy
12. Sympathy for the Devil
13. Rock Me Baby (with Malcolm & Angus Young from AC/DC)
14. Honky Tonk Women
15. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Encore:
16. Jumpin' Jack Flash

I'm sure it was great being there, but reading that setlist is capital punishment. YGMR, Don't Stop, Timberlake, Acdc all within 16 numbers. Ruby Tuesday looks like a mistake in there

I think the venue comes first, performance second and setlist third. If you're out there on a field half a kilometer from stage the setlist doesn't really matter. Was SARS a free concert by the way?

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Stoneage
... Was SARS a free concert by the way?

I seem to remember $20. Might not have been the best setlist, but it was a glorious day, with a huge range of artists and good company. And it lit the fuse...

Of course, STG. With a free entrance there wouldn't have been any money left for the charity...

Old and sadly missed Wembley Stadium, 24th August 1990. £23.50 GBP, about £54 at 2019 prices

Setlist here. I always thought they played Angie that night but it seems not

[www.setlist.fm]

This show was postponed by 6 weeks as a result of Keith cutting his finger in Glasgow as described by buttons above. Great able very polished show, using the Steel Wheels stage for the purpose of the ‘Live at the Max’ tour film. Much of my show ended up in the film and of course it was Bill’s 2nd last show ever.

I remember going along and savouring every second, thinking it would be my only ever show....



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My first was on the Voodoo Lounge tour at London Wembley stadium in the summer of 1995. Black Crowes (Amorica era) supporting. I was 18 and my girl and I were out of our heads on speed. You can Google the set list, but I think they opened with Not Fade Away

Does anyone know how much those tickets cost? We were in the general standing area, pretty close to the stage.

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peoplewitheyes
My first was on the Voodoo Lounge tour at London Wembley stadium in the summer of 1995. Black Crowes (Amorica era) supporting. I was 18 and my girl and I were out of our heads on speed. You can Google the set list, but I think they opened with Not Fade Away

Does anyone know how much those tickets cost? We were in the general standing area, pretty close to the stage.

The whole VL tour opened with Not Fade Away. I was at that show too, only my 3rd ever. July 16th 1995. The Black Crowds had to stop after about 4 songs because the rain was messing up the stage electrics. Tickets for floor standing were about £25 each. Even on BtB they were still only about £30. After that it just went totally bonkers That's why I've Lucky Dipped 12 of my last 15 shows

Anaheim Stadium, July 24, 1978.
Let It Rock
All Down The Line
Honky Tonk Women
Star Star
When The Whip Comes Down
Beast Of Burden
Lies
Miss You
Just My Imagination
Shattered
Respectable
Far Away Eyes
Love In Vain
Tumbling Dice
Happy
Sweet Little Sixteen
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash

We were at the front of the crowd and this was the day that people tossed their shoes on stage. I kept mine because I didn't want to drive home barefoot.
The Outlaws and Peter Tosh opened. It was a really hot day with a long time between sets. Absolutely worth the effort though!
The ticket cost $12.50, $14 including the Ticketron fee. I remember when I was waiting in line to buy a ticket and thinking this would probably be the last chance I would get to see them.

Greensboro, NC. 31 July, 1975. Tix were $8.50

And for some reason, a big red X on the tix.



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Perth The WACA (WA Cricket Association Ground) Feb 24, 1973 - first date with my (still) wife. At the then princely sum of A$7.50 a ticket I am glad she's turned out to be a keeper!!!!

I was earning $22 a week then, running a car - living at home with parents!

As excited as I was to see/hear them, standing only about 30 feet from the stage (the wife had to stand on filled cans of Coca Cola as being 4' 10" tall she couldn't otherwise see over the crowd), I remember vividly to this day they were merely great UNTIL they started You Can't Always Get What you Want, but OUT OF THIS WORLD, ridiculously, colossally sublime from YCAGWYW to the end....clocked in at just over 1 hr 5 mins from recall. They played f-a-s-t in those days! As did I...

Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Love in Vain
Sweet Virginia
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Honky Tonk Women
All Down the Line
Midnight Rambler
Little Queenie
Rip This Joint
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

Rod



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Munich June 10th 1982
Olympiastadion

Support: Peter Maffay, J. Geils Band

Under My Thumb
When the Whip Comes Down
Let's Spend the Night Together
Shattered
Neighbors
Black Limousine
Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
Twenty Flight Rock
Going To A Go Go
Chantilly Lace
Let Me Go
Time Is On My Side
Beast Of Burden
Let It Bleed
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Little T&A
Tumbling Dice
She's So Cold
Hang Fire
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Brown Sugar
Start Me Up
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Encore:
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Ticket was 30 Deutschmarks.
And my life changed completely that day><