Quoterlj1010 At least the vote can't be rigged this time. Back in 1997, during the early days of this new thing called the "world wide web", they did the song vote on the B2B tour. With 100% certainty, I rigged the vote and got them to play She's A Rainbow in Miami. Their vote site in 1997 was extremely primitive. I just keep refreshing and re-voting over and over agai
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QuoteRocktiludrop Quotemicawber and a metronomelike robot without soul and swing on drums. And that mway way too loud! Rock'n'Roll died finally 24th of August 2021, with Charlie Watts - and woke. That's so embarrassing. HATE IT. And it's so deeply sad sad sad. But enjoy - on the level of mediocre TV shows at max - and much lower. And please don't stop to give all
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Why people are bitching and complaining about this release is beyond me. We all knew it was coming for years; they weren't going to let this spectacle languish in the vault. Get it out of the way, and move on....
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Maybe one day they'll shock us all and spin Roseland
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Tumbling Dice, back in the days of CD's, was always my litmus test for the sound quality of a bootleg.
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Quotemjaggergirl Am I remembering correctly that mick made a joke about it has too many lyrics...? He did. Backstage at the Palais Royale he says "and we're not going to do Hand of Fate with all its words.."
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One of my guilty pleasures is Winning Ugly. I know it shouldn’t be. I’m not proud....
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Quote The morning after a show, on off days, before the band boards a private charter to its next destination, Mr. Leavell starts working on the next concert’s set list. He checks his database to see what the Stones played on their last visit to a city, no matter how long it has been, and tries to work in some curveballs. The songs that fans vote on are all numbers the band has prepared in rehear
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QuoteStilllife09 according to setlist.fm in my 34 concerts : exactly 100 songs! only 4 songs played at all concerts : Brown Sugar Jumping Jack Flash Start me Up Tumbing dice has Tumbling Dice ever not been played in the last 3 decades? Albany 2005
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QuoteMKjan Quotekeefmick Mkjan is correct. Everyone knows that 19 is the perfect number of songs. 20 is one too many and 18 is one too few. To be sure, not everyone knows, as other posts in this thread attest, but 19 is still the best. Now is this scientifically proven? You're quite confident. In the past, did you walk out after 19 songs since that's "the best"?
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Quoteschillid It's Only Satisfaction Philly Which year... Don't remember 2005....first show
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One of my favorite moments was watching little Devereaux point at this daddy on the big screens. So damn cute.
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40 shows, 119 songs Honky Tonk Women 40 Start Me Up 40 Jumping Jack Flash 40 Brown Sugar 40 Tumbling Dice 39 Satisfaction 37 Sympathy For The Devil 35 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll 32 Miss You 31 You Can't Always Get What You Want 27 Gimme Shelter 24 You Got Me Rocking 21 Midnight Rambler 21 Paint It Black 18 Get Off Of My Cloud 13 Oh No Not You Aga
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I've seen the only live performances of "How Can I Stop" and "Lowdown": MSG, January 14, 1998.
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QuoteWinning Ugly VXII Quotebv I don't understand those who complain about set lists without going to the show. It is like complaining about a beer - how it looks like - without tasking it. I guess it is the dream of another band. The Rolling Stones have been masters of repeating the same set list for every show, all the tours they have done, in the past the very same songs every night,
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I'm puzzled why anyone who's not attending the show votes in the poll. Personally, I may voice my opinion but I would never vote for a show I'm not attending. Is the thought process "Oh sweet, I can watch it on YouTube"? Just not the same. I am attending this show; therefore, I voted for Rainbow. I will also partake in Metlife 2's vote.
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I say Whip.
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I’ve always thought these votes have dubious legitimacy, so I’m hoping Mick enjoyed singing Mercy Mercy, as it’s really named, and therefore it will win.
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QuoteRollingFreak Well so much for trying to keep the setlist completely spoiler free till my show. And that actually would have been a thrill to not know that was coming. Thank you. And before you say "well you shouldn't be on a Stones forum if you don't want it spoiler"... its been like a month and not a single thread title has had a song spoiler in it. I just assumed we
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Based on last night, i’m guessing no Sweet Virginia for Philadelphia on Tuesday. Interesting to note, the city hasn’t heard the song in 47 years. I sincerely hope, but doubt, they look at previous setlists in the city. I’m willing to wager we hear Angie Nd Dead Flowers even though the latter was played there in 2013 and made it onto Honk. I’ll cross my fingers for the two MetLife shows.
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I'm taking my daughter to Philly when she's almost 10.
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No guests. It will only give them reason to fix the fan vote.
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Not going to Hartford in 1999 where I would’ve heard I Got The Blues.
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On the plus side, if he gets her pregnant, he'll want to do some more touring since the payroll got larger.
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QuoteWinning Ugly VXII QuoteJTHanis I didn't get Satisfaction at 3 shows: March 15, 1999 - First Union Center, Philadelphia March 16, 1999 - First Union Center, Philadelphia September 22, 2002 - Tower Theater, Upper Darby I also had a show without Tumbling Dice: September 17, 2005, Albany I always wondered why they picked Albany of all places to skip "Tumbling Dice". Th
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I didn't get Satisfaction at 3 shows: March 15, 1999 - First Union Center, Philadelphia March 16, 1999 - First Union Center, Philadelphia September 22, 2002 - Tower Theater, Upper Darby I also had a show without Tumbling Dice: September 17, 2005, Albany
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Pulling for Just My Imagination.
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I am so weary of the BS line that "99% of the crowd is new every night". There's no evidence to support this claim. It's the standard excuse to account for the stagnation of the setlist. The Keith set is fine, in my eyes, but let's stop with the propaganda we've been exposed to for years and years. I remember the same line about the show in Halifax in 2006.
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Nice that Mr. D is still in the set; I feared for its safety. Sad for Play With Fire. It's three minutes. Keep it in. Mick will probably end up doing Wild Horses most of the remaining dates.
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I've always felt that Silver Train was played to the wrong audience.
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