Tell Me :
Talk
lol
Love it!
Apart from the overdubs!
And Before They Make Me Run
nick waited patiently for over six years for your response. but he's grateful nonetheless.
When I saw the Who in 1982 the guy next to me put his head between his knees as the lights went down. He woke up during the scream in Won't Get Fooled Again.
I would have rather heard TSMR all the way through than those two new "songs".
i would rather have heard him play moon river on a penny whistle than them...
And, why not?! Great tour, great line up, great album.
Strange that they didn't, innit?
Good catch.
They played those first.
Yes indeed...it was 2009, actually, and he also played "Greetings From Asbury Park," "The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle," "Darkness," "Born in the USA," and "Born To Run" (several times) on the last leg of the tour.
Of course they can - Mick Taylor is back!
Play all of Exile & Exile Rarities, then we would have a triple album played.
>
<
But "Love In Vain" comes from the November 26th show in Baltimore.
are they absolutely positive about this? they usually are....
Believe that this is the case - 3 complete albums at each show.
www.pollstar.com
so that's an affirmative?
Yep - except if you see that show at a casino - then you only get 2 albums.
Maybe Yes will be like The Stones and have their fans pick the 2 albums...... and which one will be neglected.
Talk about your favorite band.
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Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
J.J.Flash
()
Date: October 21, 2006 05:33
redrum Wrote:
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> Mick did: 9 Feb 1993 in NYC "Wandering Spirit".
>
> While the Rolling Stones have played live all
> tracks on certain studio albums: Sticky Fingers,
> Some Girls, Let it Bleed (if you include Country
> Honk on 21 Aug 1976 @ Knebworth), Out of Our Heads
> and maybe debuet LP: Rolling Stones...they never
> performed all LP tracks live in one single,
> indivudual concert.
>
> I believe they came close in 1978 when most of
> "Some Girls" was done live....it was in 1989 that
> "Before They Make Me Run" was done live, and 21
> years after release before the title song made its
> live premiere ....
>
> redrum
Wrong- Mick played 11 of the 14 songs. He didn't play Hang on to me Tonight, I've been lonely for so long, Angel in my Heart and Handsome Molly.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Mick did: 9 Feb 1993 in NYC "Wandering Spirit".
>
> While the Rolling Stones have played live all
> tracks on certain studio albums: Sticky Fingers,
> Some Girls, Let it Bleed (if you include Country
> Honk on 21 Aug 1976 @ Knebworth), Out of Our Heads
> and maybe debuet LP: Rolling Stones...they never
> performed all LP tracks live in one single,
> indivudual concert.
>
> I believe they came close in 1978 when most of
> "Some Girls" was done live....it was in 1989 that
> "Before They Make Me Run" was done live, and 21
> years after release before the title song made its
> live premiere ....
>
> redrum
Wrong- Mick played 11 of the 14 songs. He didn't play Hang on to me Tonight, I've been lonely for so long, Angel in my Heart and Handsome Molly.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: October 21, 2006 05:45
schillid Wrote:
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> They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in
> '69.
No they didnt - because Love In Vain from YaYas comes from the show in Baltimore
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> They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in
> '69.
No they didnt - because Love In Vain from YaYas comes from the show in Baltimore
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
ohnonotyouagain
()
Date: October 21, 2006 06:00
letitloose Wrote:
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> Its more of a prog rock thing I think. I remember
> going to see Jethro Tull years ago. My mate had
> smoked too many joints and keeled over in the
> toilets cracking his head off the sink on the way
> down. He was out cold - and needed first aid. When
> he came to he insisted on watching the rest of the
> show. The Tull were still playing the same bloody
> song - Thick as a brick. Which is a whole album in
> itself - I kinda wished I had taken his ambulance
> to get the hell out!
Post of the year - hilarious! I once had a girlfriend that smoked more than she was acustomed to before a Who concert in 1997, we were near the back in an amphitheater standing in the aisle and she suddenly fell down and rolled all the way down the hill, about 70 feet thru the mud. She was not happy when I wallked down the hill, offered her a hand and deadpanned "you know, you're a dirty, dirty girl."
-------------------------------------------------------
> Its more of a prog rock thing I think. I remember
> going to see Jethro Tull years ago. My mate had
> smoked too many joints and keeled over in the
> toilets cracking his head off the sink on the way
> down. He was out cold - and needed first aid. When
> he came to he insisted on watching the rest of the
> show. The Tull were still playing the same bloody
> song - Thick as a brick. Which is a whole album in
> itself - I kinda wished I had taken his ambulance
> to get the hell out!
Post of the year - hilarious! I once had a girlfriend that smoked more than she was acustomed to before a Who concert in 1997, we were near the back in an amphitheater standing in the aisle and she suddenly fell down and rolled all the way down the hill, about 70 feet thru the mud. She was not happy when I wallked down the hill, offered her a hand and deadpanned "you know, you're a dirty, dirty girl."
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
gotdablouse
()
Date: December 7, 2012 11:44
Almost happened at the O2 on 25/11 when Mick threatened to play Satanic in its entirety (guess hed'd bumped into this thread before the show) but decided to go with the two new songs instead...so I guess one could say they played all of their new songs in one show, unfortunately (or not) there were only two of them in 2012...
Anyway is there a site somewhere that lists the albums and the first time a song was played live?
Anyway is there a site somewhere that lists the albums and the first time a song was played live?
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
tomcasagranda
()
Date: December 7, 2012 13:05
Lou Reed played all of Magic & Loss once.
I would love to hear all of GHS.
I would love to hear all of GHS.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
exhpart
()
Date: December 7, 2012 13:21
Quote
schillid
They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in '69.
lol
Love it!
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
Roll73
()
Date: December 7, 2012 13:56
Quote
schillid
They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in '69.
Apart from the overdubs!
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 7, 2012 14:29
Quote
nick
midrambler Wrote:
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> They played almost all Some Girls on 1978
> tour!!!!!!!
Yes at the Capitol Theater the only song they didn't do from that album was Some Girls.
And Before They Make Me Run
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
StonesTod
()
Date: December 7, 2012 14:35
Quote
DandelionPowdermanQuote
nick
midrambler Wrote:
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> They played almost all Some Girls on 1978
> tour!!!!!!!
Yes at the Capitol Theater the only song they didn't do from that album was Some Girls.
And Before They Make Me Run
nick waited patiently for over six years for your response. but he's grateful nonetheless.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
andrewt
()
Date: December 7, 2012 18:44
Quote
ohnonotyouagain
letitloose Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Its more of a prog rock thing I think. I remember
> going to see Jethro Tull years ago. My mate had
> smoked too many joints and keeled over in the
> toilets cracking his head off the sink on the way
> down. He was out cold - and needed first aid. When
> he came to he insisted on watching the rest of the
> show. The Tull were still playing the same bloody
> song - Thick as a brick. Which is a whole album in
> itself - I kinda wished I had taken his ambulance
> to get the hell out!
Post of the year - hilarious! I once had a girlfriend that smoked more than she was acustomed to before a Who concert in 1997, we were near the back in an amphitheater standing in the aisle and she suddenly fell down and rolled all the way down the hill, about 70 feet thru the mud. She was not happy when I wallked down the hill, offered her a hand and deadpanned "you know, you're a dirty, dirty girl."
When I saw the Who in 1982 the guy next to me put his head between his knees as the lights went down. He woke up during the scream in Won't Get Fooled Again.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
71Tele
()
Date: December 7, 2012 18:50
Quote
gotdablouse
Almost happened at the O2 on 25/11 when Mick threatened to play Satanic in its entirety (guess hed'd bumped into this thread before the show) but decided to go with the two new songs instead...so I guess one could say they played all of their new songs in one show, unfortunately (or not) there were only two of them in 2012...
Anyway is there a site somewhere that lists the albums and the first time a song was played live?
I would have rather heard TSMR all the way through than those two new "songs".
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
Silver Dagger
()
Date: December 7, 2012 18:52
Quote
schillid
They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in '69.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
StonesTod
()
Date: December 7, 2012 18:53
Quote
71TeleQuote
gotdablouse
Almost happened at the O2 on 25/11 when Mick threatened to play Satanic in its entirety (guess hed'd bumped into this thread before the show) but decided to go with the two new songs instead...so I guess one could say they played all of their new songs in one show, unfortunately (or not) there were only two of them in 2012...
Anyway is there a site somewhere that lists the albums and the first time a song was played live?
I would have rather heard TSMR all the way through than those two new "songs".
i would rather have heard him play moon river on a penny whistle than them...
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
Carnaby
()
Date: December 7, 2012 18:55
Quote
midrambler
They played almost all Some Girls on 1978 tour!!!!!!!
And, why not?! Great tour, great line up, great album.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
backstreetboy1
()
Date: December 8, 2012 02:52
great idea,but stones wont do it.not enough cash involved.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
()
Date: December 8, 2012 03:16
Quote
midrambler
They played almost all Some Girls on 1978 tour!!!!!!!
Strange that they didn't, innit?
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
MILKYWAY
()
Date: December 8, 2012 05:41
Quote
Gazza
schillid Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in
> '69.
No they didnt - because Love In Vain from YaYas comes from the show in Baltimore
Good catch.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
AlanPartridge
()
Date: December 8, 2012 11:23
They did play still life from 1981 on the 1982 European tour
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
JC21769
()
Date: December 8, 2012 17:19
No.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
midimannz
()
Date: December 8, 2012 21:15
Bruce Springsteen played the whole DOUBLE album of 'The River' in 2010, it made a great DVD too! Not sure the Stones could do Exile .......
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
()
Date: December 8, 2012 21:24
Quote
Roll73Quote
schillid
They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in '69.
Apart from the overdubs!
They played those first.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
Jah Paul
()
Date: December 8, 2012 22:43
Quote
midimannz
Bruce Springsteen played the whole DOUBLE album of 'The River' in 2010, it made a great DVD too! Not sure the Stones could do Exile .......
Yes indeed...it was 2009, actually, and he also played "Greetings From Asbury Park," "The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle," "Darkness," "Born in the USA," and "Born To Run" (several times) on the last leg of the tour.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: December 9, 2012 02:53
Quote
midimannz
Bruce Springsteen played the whole DOUBLE album of 'The River' in 2010, it made a great DVD too! Not sure the Stones could do Exile .......
Of course they can - Mick Taylor is back!
Play all of Exile & Exile Rarities, then we would have a triple album played.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
NoCode0680
()
Date: December 9, 2012 04:12
Quote
schillid
They played all of "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" at MSG in '69.
>
<But "Love In Vain" comes from the November 26th show in Baltimore.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:26
YES will play 3 entire albums on their next tour:
The set list for the upcoming Yes tour will certainly delight fans. The progressive rock band will play three albums from start-to-finish each evening – “The Yes Album,” “Close To The Edge” and “Going For The One.”
Each album represents a milestone for the band. Released in 1971, The Yes Album was the band’s third studio release. With songs such as “Your Move/I’ve Seen All Good People,” “Starship Trooper,” and “Yours Is No Disgrace,” the album fueled the band’s breakthrough in the U.S.
Released in 1973, Close To The Edge took progressive rock to new heights as the band cemented its reputation for sonic complexity. On one side you have Yes’ master stroke, the incredibly structured title track while side two is home to “And You And I” and “Siberian Khatru.”
Going For The One marked the band’s return to shorter songs, which, for Yes, meant most tracks on the album clocked in under 10 minutes. Along with the rocking title track, the band shined on numbers such as “Turn Of The Century,” “Parallels” and “Wonderous Stories.” For fans wanting something a bit longer, the band also included the 15-minute piece “Awaken.”
The band’s lineup has evolved somewhat since the albums were mastered in the 1970s. Today’s Yes includes co-founding member Chris Squire along with guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White and Asia keyboardist Geoff Downes. New to the band is vocalist Jon Davison, who joined earlier this year.
“I believe the only song not performed in concert is ‘A Venture’ from The Yes Album,” Squire said. “And probably the most tricky of all the songs planned for this set is ‘Turn Of The Century’ from Going For The One.”
The schedule comes with a caveat – due to time constraints, casino shows will feature only two albums – The Yes Album and Close To The Edge.
March 1 – West Wendover, Nev., Peppermill Concert Hall
March 3 – Seattle, Wash., Moore Theatre
March 5 – San Francisco, Calif., Warfield Theatre
March 6 – Los Angeles, Calif., Orpheum Theatre
March 8 – Temecula, Calif., Pechanga Resort & Casino
March 9 – Reno, Nev., Silver Legacy Resort Casino
March 12 – Aspen, Colo., Belly Up Aspen
March 14 – Omaha, Neb., Holland Performing Arts Center
March 16 – Hammond, Ind., The Venue At Horseshoe Casino
March 17 – Louisville, Ky., The Louisville Palace Theatre
March 18 – Kansas City, Mo., The Midland By AMC
March 20 – Austin, Texas, Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
March 21 – Grand Prairie, Texas, Verizon Theatre At Grand Prairie
March 22 – Biloxi, Miss., Hard Rock Live Biloxi
March 24 – Hollywood, Fla., Seminole Hard Rock Live
March 30 – Melbourne, Fla., King Center For Performing Arts
April 2 – Clearwater, Fla., Ruth Eckerd Hall
April 5 – Mashantucket, Conn., MGM Grand At Foxwoods
April 6 – Hampton Beach, N.H., Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
April 7 – Bethlehem, Pa., Sands Bethlehem Event Center
April 9 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
April 11 – Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
April 12 – Detroit, Mich., Fox Theatre
The set list for the upcoming Yes tour will certainly delight fans. The progressive rock band will play three albums from start-to-finish each evening – “The Yes Album,” “Close To The Edge” and “Going For The One.”
Each album represents a milestone for the band. Released in 1971, The Yes Album was the band’s third studio release. With songs such as “Your Move/I’ve Seen All Good People,” “Starship Trooper,” and “Yours Is No Disgrace,” the album fueled the band’s breakthrough in the U.S.
Released in 1973, Close To The Edge took progressive rock to new heights as the band cemented its reputation for sonic complexity. On one side you have Yes’ master stroke, the incredibly structured title track while side two is home to “And You And I” and “Siberian Khatru.”
Going For The One marked the band’s return to shorter songs, which, for Yes, meant most tracks on the album clocked in under 10 minutes. Along with the rocking title track, the band shined on numbers such as “Turn Of The Century,” “Parallels” and “Wonderous Stories.” For fans wanting something a bit longer, the band also included the 15-minute piece “Awaken.”
The band’s lineup has evolved somewhat since the albums were mastered in the 1970s. Today’s Yes includes co-founding member Chris Squire along with guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White and Asia keyboardist Geoff Downes. New to the band is vocalist Jon Davison, who joined earlier this year.
“I believe the only song not performed in concert is ‘A Venture’ from The Yes Album,” Squire said. “And probably the most tricky of all the songs planned for this set is ‘Turn Of The Century’ from Going For The One.”
The schedule comes with a caveat – due to time constraints, casino shows will feature only two albums – The Yes Album and Close To The Edge.
March 1 – West Wendover, Nev., Peppermill Concert Hall
March 3 – Seattle, Wash., Moore Theatre
March 5 – San Francisco, Calif., Warfield Theatre
March 6 – Los Angeles, Calif., Orpheum Theatre
March 8 – Temecula, Calif., Pechanga Resort & Casino
March 9 – Reno, Nev., Silver Legacy Resort Casino
March 12 – Aspen, Colo., Belly Up Aspen
March 14 – Omaha, Neb., Holland Performing Arts Center
March 16 – Hammond, Ind., The Venue At Horseshoe Casino
March 17 – Louisville, Ky., The Louisville Palace Theatre
March 18 – Kansas City, Mo., The Midland By AMC
March 20 – Austin, Texas, Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
March 21 – Grand Prairie, Texas, Verizon Theatre At Grand Prairie
March 22 – Biloxi, Miss., Hard Rock Live Biloxi
March 24 – Hollywood, Fla., Seminole Hard Rock Live
March 30 – Melbourne, Fla., King Center For Performing Arts
April 2 – Clearwater, Fla., Ruth Eckerd Hall
April 5 – Mashantucket, Conn., MGM Grand At Foxwoods
April 6 – Hampton Beach, N.H., Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
April 7 – Bethlehem, Pa., Sands Bethlehem Event Center
April 9 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
April 11 – Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
April 12 – Detroit, Mich., Fox Theatre
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
StonesTod
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:28
Quote
uhbuhgullayew
YES will play 3 entire albums on their next tour:
are they absolutely positive about this? they usually are....
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:35
Quote
StonesTodQuote
uhbuhgullayew
YES will play 3 entire albums on their next tour:
are they absolutely positive about this? they usually are....
Believe that this is the case - 3 complete albums at each show.
www.pollstar.com
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
StonesTod
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:36
Quote
uhbuhgullayewQuote
StonesTodQuote
uhbuhgullayew
YES will play 3 entire albums on their next tour:
are they absolutely positive about this? they usually are....
Believe that this is the case - 3 complete albums at each show.
www.pollstar.com
so that's an affirmative?
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
sjs12
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:40
I'm not usually a fan of when bands play albums in their entirety in one show. The stones quite rightly recognise the difference between what works on an album ans what works in a live show. If they were to do it the best live albums would be sticky fingers or let it bleed or some girls. Exile would be cool too but its too long and stuff like wanna see his face might not work. It is probably no coincidence that the albums that would work best live are also the ones where they've played most of that album live too.
Re: have the stones played an entire album at a show?
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
()
Date: December 12, 2012 23:41
Quote
StonesTodQuote
uhbuhgullayewQuote
StonesTodQuote
uhbuhgullayew
YES will play 3 entire albums on their next tour:
are they absolutely positive about this? they usually are....
Believe that this is the case - 3 complete albums at each show.
www.pollstar.com
so that's an affirmative?
Yep - except if you see that show at a casino - then you only get 2 albums.
Maybe Yes will be like The Stones and have their fans pick the 2 albums...... and which one will be neglected.
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