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angee
Why I think this show might be better than the Hollywood, FL in terms of set lists and length is (correct me if I'm mistaken) that this show was added earlier in the tour than the FL show which came more at the last minute.
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Hairball
It was in reference to only two days between Stockholm and Berlin, and not to any specific venue or capacity.
Every other show this summer has had at least three days in between, so cutting it to two days at this point might be testing their limits.
Hoping for at least 18 songs, but could possibly be less (hope not)- best case scenario it will be a full 19 songs.
That's true, but you can see them doing this with some tours in the past years, check out for example Europe 2014, they usually did 2 days breaks during that tour, but the break between the last two shows was only one day (also the last time they did two shows in 3 days).
But you are right, last year we all got a little dissapointed set-list wise with the last show. I expected 18 but certainly not 17 - the least they have done in a public show (excluding their surprise gigs) since their comeback 1989, even the club gigs 2003 had more songs (usually 18). As I will be there too, I'm hoping this will be a setlist to remember, but oh well, I know the performance will be fantastic anyways
Still remember Berlin 2014, my first show ever, with Waiting On A Friend, and now back in the Waldbühne for show #20 haha
It wasn't only the shortened setlist, but the lack of any rarities or real surprises.
I know quite a few people that attended who were disappointed and felt almost personally insulted after paying such a hefty price for the privilege of attending that "grand finale" show.
What could have been one for the ages, turned out to be an unsatisfactory/unmemorable experience for many. In contrast, the club/theater shows from 2002/2003 were all unique and memorable.
I was lucky to attend a few of those small shows, and realize it's impossible to turn back the clock, but it could have taken just a little extra effort to make that Hard Rock show the icing on the cake of the 2021 shows.
Instead, it was quite anticlimactic (to put it mildly), and as Dean Goodman stated: "It's the sinking feeling that sets in after about five songs when you realize the Stones just don't care. They couldn't be bothered working up any rarities ...It was just another night, with a skimpy set list of 17 songs delivered". Full review -> Hollywood FL
Hopefully this upcoming show at Waldbühne doesn't suffer from the same problems as the Hard Rock did, and doubt it will - I have a good feeling they really want to end this run of shows on a very high note.
With a capcity of apprx. 22,000 it's similar to the size of the Hollywood Bowl, and also built similarly in to a hillside. I saw two Stones shows at the H.Bowl in 2005, and they rank amongst some of the best shows I've seen.
I imagine the fine atmosphere of the venue will play a big part in what will hopefully result in a show for the ages, and when all is said and done it could be the last time...hopefully not, but..........
Whatever the case, have a great time Stonesfan2146 - it will be memorable one way or another, and possibly on many levels...
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angee
Why I think this show might be better than the Hollywood, FL in terms of set lists and length is (correct me if I'm mistaken) that this show was added earlier in the tour than the FL show which came more at the last minute.
You are! Both were announced around 6 weeks before!
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AntoineParis
Berlin 2022 next release...very soon
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AntoineParis
Berlin 2022 next release...very soon
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StonedRambler
Can't imagine them professionally recording the show since it's gonna be a daylight show for the most part.
But I'd gladly be proven wrong.
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GJV
Criss Cross was rehearsed, it is on the Goldplate cd of Madrid as a bonus:
9. Rehearsal Jam / 10. Criss Cross / 11. Mother's Little Helper / 12. She's A Rainbow
It is annoying to have to rely on the kiosks, but I've never had a problem going for refreshments while my friends held my spot for a moment. Of course, you don't want to do that 15 minutes before showtime anymore, but there's plenty of time prior to that.Quote
SonicDreamer
The thing with people who make venue rules is that they seldom consider the practicality of their rules from a gig-going fans' perspectives.
You are not allowed to bring food and drink (except on 0.5 open plastic bottles) into the venue. The explanation is that there are food and drink kiosks inside the venue.
What the rule-makers omitted to take into account is that fans in the Pit may risk losing their spot if they go to visit said refreshment kiosks.
If fans were able to bring light snacksinto the venue, it would have solved that problem. What are they supposed to do, starve?
Cheers,
SonicD
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SonicDreamer
If fans were able to bring light snacksinto the venue, it would have solved that problem.
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StonedRambler
Does anyone know why there is no block J in Waldbühne?
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SonicDreamer
The thing with people who make venue rules is that they seldom consider the practicality of their rules from a gig-going fans' perspectives.
You are not allowed to bring food and drink (except on 0.5 open plastic bottles) into the venue. The explanation is that there are food and drink kiosks inside the venue.
What the rule-makers omitted to take into account is that fans in the Pit may risk losing their spot if they go to visit said refreshment kiosks.
If fans were able to bring light snacksinto the venue, it would have solved that problem. What are they supposed to do, starve?
Cheers,
SonicD
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schwonek
Sitting in the ICE to Berlin. See some of you at the Hafenbar tonight.
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StonedRambler
Does anyone know why there is no block J in Waldbühne? The blocks are HIKL. Just wondering