I respectfully disagree. The '72 tour setlist consisted of better songs, and songs that Mick Taylor was involved in recording and could play with ease, not that he couldn't play anything with ease of course. I do think it depends upon your taste, but Brown Sugar, Bitch, Rocks Off, Tumbling Dice, Sweet Virginina, YCAGWYW, All Down the Line, Rip This Joint, and along with the other wa
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Please count me in too. I was at the Hershey show. Fantastic!
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I have two excellent lower level seats for $120 apiece. Would like to exchange for similar price/location tix in Baltimore or the 1-20 MSG show. Will need notification by Noon on Tuesday 10-11. If in PA/MD area I can meet you to exchange tix. Thanks. Rick
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I've seen them 14 times and every time was great, although the band was better some nights than others. The best shows for me are: 1. 8-31-89 Opening Night of Steel Wheels in Philly. Welcome back! Worried for years they may never play again during their 80's spat. Great set list, great weather, awesome Philly crowd and 28 songs, the most I have seen them play. Row 30 seats!
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Although the set list hasn't changed a lot and only four cuts from ABB (sone nights only 3)it was a great mix of blues in the beginning with BOMH, MR, and the smokin' ADTL, along with Night Time from Ray Charles. NO YGMR, but they could have dropped IORR in my opinion as well and kept something like Out of Control or even Shattered. She's So Cold was well done and fits nicely o
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IMO, the setlist length and number of songs played is all about TIME. Have you noticed each show runs 2 hours and ten minutes. Some might be a few minutes less, but I don't think there has been a show that has lasted more than 2 hours 10 min. Who knows whoever is clocking these shows when they consider the start time is. When the lights go out, video plays, or is it when Keith hits the f
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In the U.S. most venues require floor seating for most acts. The reason(s) stem from several incidents of people being trampled at concerts (the Who in 1979 in Cincinnati) and others as well. This is not the case everywhere, but has become an accepted practice from venues. As far as price goes, it is outrageous, yet we pay it anyway. I will say it has been easy to get a very expensive (
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Paint It Black, most definitely. Most likely HTW. Sympathy, a great opener, but likely used in the warhorse section near the end of the show.
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Hey russb: I might be able to help you out. I have a pair for the 10/10 show and wouldn't mind trading for the 10/12 show. Let me know if interested. Contact me at awadas@msn.com. Thanks. Rick
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I have not seen Johnny Winters CD cover, but the Stones filmed LSTNT at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe Arizona. It is the home for Arizona State University, the Fiesta Bowl, and the NFL Arizona Cardinals.
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I agree with Roby that the greatest Stones performances were with Mick Taylor. That doesn't mean Ronnie Wood added nothing to the band's shows later in the 70's up to the present. My dream bootleg would resemble something like this. Brown Sugar (Brussels, 1973) Bitch (Philly 2nd show 1972) Start Me Up (Philly 1989) Shattered (Philly 1989 before the power outage) Rocks Of
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