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bv
If you want to be surprised about the set list for this tour, then this thread is not the place to be. I have been so lucky to hear what they are working on for this tour, and much to my surprise, they have been rehearsing nine out of the twelve tracks of their new album Hackney Diamonds during the past two weeks of rehearsals.
I will guess they do five - 5 - songs from their new album on opening night. Angry", "Mess It Up" and "WWW" are great every time they do these songs. Then they will probably do "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" and "Tell Me Straight".
"Bite My Head Off" and "Sword" have been rehearsed many times as well, also "Depending On You" and "Dreamy Skies" have been tried out.
Today they were running through one of the most powerful songs I have ever got as a series of opening songs; ten songs just at the same high level, working well together, of which three are from their new album.
If you are still thinking about going to any of the shows in USA and Canada, then go, go go. Get your tickets now. Houston will be a magic opening night. They might do one or two songs they will not perform again, but hopefully we will get the intro they did tonight many times this spring and summer. I just love it.
I am like a kid just before Xmas. I know I have been looking a bit into what is coming, but for sure Sunday April 28 will be a party and a show to be remembered for a long time. Be there, if you can, or if not, try another of the 19 shows scheduled for this tour.
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rogerriffin
Jonathan Ruiz on FB
Rolling Stones Ensayo 17 Abril - Los Angeles - Ca
Start me up
Get off of my cloud
Angry
Out of time
Mess it up
She’s a rainbow
Sweet sound
Tumbling Dice
Like a Rolling Stone
Honky Tonk women
Whole wide world
Beast of burden
Emotional rescue
Fool to cry
Gimme shelter
Midnight rambler
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bv
If you want to be surprised about the set list for this tour, then this thread is not the place to be. I have been so lucky to hear what they are working on for this tour, and much to my surprise, they have been rehearsing nine out of the twelve tracks of their new album Hackney Diamonds during the past two weeks of rehearsals.
I will guess they do five - 5 - songs from their new album on opening night. Angry", "Mess It Up" and "WWW" are great every time they do these songs. Then they will probably do "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" and "Tell Me Straight".
"Bite My Head Off" and "Sword" have been rehearsed many times as well, also "Depending On You" and "Dreamy Skies" have been tried out.
Today they were running through one of the most powerful songs I have ever got as a series of opening songs; ten songs just at the same high level, working well together, of which three are from their new album.
If you are still thinking about going to any of the shows in USA and Canada, then go, go go. Get your tickets now. Houston will be a magic opening night. They might do one or two songs they will not perform again, but hopefully we will get the intro they did tonight many times this spring and summer. I just love it.
I am like a kid just before Xmas. I know I have been looking a bit into what is coming, but for sure Sunday April 28 will be a party and a show to be remembered for a long time. Be there, if you can, or if not, try another of the 19 shows scheduled for this tour.
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treaclefingers
wow, such absolute good news...thank you for sharing and looking forward to opening night! Whatever happened to periscope?!
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treaclefingers
Whatever happened to periscope?!
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PaintMonkeyManBlack
Start me up
Get off of my cloud (ROTATION)
Angry
Out of time
Mess it up (ROTATION NEW SONG)
She’s a rainbow (ROTATION)
Sweet sound
Tumbling Dice
Like a Rolling Stone (ROTATION)
Honky Tonk women
Keith Songs
Warhorse Time
Seems like a nice framework
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JMARCOU
A long time ago I noticed that rehearsed songs are much more appealing than songs performed on stage.
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keefriffhards
Stones rehearsing 9 new tracks.
Looks like the Stones are really going for it this tour without the safety net.
It's going to be great to hear new material the way it's supposed to sound with real vocals and real sounding guitars.
I'm not one for the computer enhanced over production and condensed sound, let's see what the Stones really sound like live and unleashed at age 80.
Come on boys you can do it without the tricks.
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JMARCOU
A long time ago I noticed that rehearsed songs are much more appealing than songs performed on stage.
I tend to agree with this. They rehearse a ton from their catalog, but when it comes to the real thing, it's puuuuuuuuuuuuuuure safety net. For me, all but a few warhorses can be retired and rotated out at this point. Break out new and different tracks from the extensive catalog!!!
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bv
If you want to be surprised about the set list for this tour, then this thread is not the place to be. I have been so lucky to hear what they are working on for this tour, and much to my surprise, they have been rehearsing nine out of the twelve tracks of their new album Hackney Diamonds during the past two weeks of rehearsals.
I will guess they do five - 5 - songs from their new album on opening night. Angry", "Mess It Up" and "WWW" are great every time they do these songs. Then they will probably do "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" and "Tell Me Straight".
"Bite My Head Off" and "Sword" have been rehearsed many times as well, also "Depending On You" and "Dreamy Skies" have been tried out.
Today they were running through one of the most powerful songs I have ever got as a series of opening songs; ten songs just at the same high level, working well together, of which three are from their new album.
If you are still thinking about going to any of the shows in USA and Canada, then go, go go. Get your tickets now. Houston will be a magic opening night. They might do one or two songs they will not perform again, but hopefully we will get the intro they did tonight many times this spring and summer. I just love it.
I am like a kid just before Xmas. I know I have been looking a bit into what is coming, but for sure Sunday April 28 will be a party and a show to be remembered for a long time. Be there, if you can, or if not, try another of the 19 shows scheduled for this tour.
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bv
Today they were running through one of the most powerful songs I have ever got as a series of opening songs; ten songs just at the same high level, working well together, of which three are from their new album.
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JMARCOU
A long time ago I noticed that rehearsed songs are much more appealing than songs performed on stage.
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JMARCOU
A long time ago I noticed that rehearsed songs are much more appealing than songs performed on stage.
I tend to agree with this. They rehearse a ton from their catalog, but when it comes to the real thing, it's puuuuuuuuuuuuuuure safety net. For me, all but a few warhorses can be retired and rotated out at this point. Break out new and different tracks from the extensive catalog!!!
As said a lot of times before. The reason for that is not that the Stones need a "safety net" but rather that the average stadium audience wants to hear all the hits. They notice what works in stadium setting and what engages the audience.
Im my opinion some of the less played songs like Bitch or Can't You Hear Me Knocking were even played better at the 2022 tour than Sympathy for example. But of course they need to include Sympathy because everyone wants to hear it
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JMARCOU
A long time ago I noticed that rehearsed songs are much more appealing than songs performed on stage.
That is because they try out a lot, and some songs never work as they expect, so they just move on. The "final product" is looking great now, I don't think it could have been better. Houston will be great.