As much as I like Midnight Rambler I don't think it should be played on every show. It's usually 13 minutes long so if they removed it from the setlist they could add 2 or even 3 different songs without extending the show duration. What if instead Midnight Rambler they played a mini set with three songs ONLY from 63-65 era? Maybe it's not a bad idea for the next tour?
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Or We Had It All?
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Quote24FPS Lady Jane/New Faces Lady Jane sounds more like Angel In My Heart. New Faces is more country than baroque.
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Quotesf37 You Can't Always Get What You Want/ Worried About You / Think I'm Going Mad To me Think I'm Going Mad always sounded like Tops.
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Soul Survivor / It Must Be Hell Already Over Me / Always Suffering Send It To Me / Neighbours Dead Flowers / The Biggest Mistake (maybe a little bit) Summer Romance and Where The Boys Go have basically the same beat (not exactly Stones but) Brand New Set Of Rules / Streets Of Love
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Quoterbk LOL. The only time I ever saw a Stones show shortened for weather was Chicago '06 when the temperature was in the range of 7 degrees Celsius and Mick complained he "couldn't feel his feet." Opening night in DC in '94 was likewise brutally hot with a healthy dose of humidity added to the mix. They played 27 songs however. They also shortened some shows in 07
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In 2007 during hot nights they reduced the setlists to 18 songs. I hope it won't be the case today.
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Quoteliddas I remain convinced that the only truly unreplaceable song is Satisfaction as the last encore. And yet it could be challenged with most 70s setlists.
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How many shows since 2017 have been professionally recorded for a possible video release?
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotefranzk Quotebitusa2012 QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quotefranzk Quotejahisnotdead I still regard Mick's conversation with Elton John about Madonna in "Being Mick" as one of the most revealing when it comes to set lists. When there's something unfamiliar being played, the energy level of the audience drops. It's just a fact. And when the Stones play a stadi
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks How would you know if you weren't there? Ahhhh....a crappy video from someone's smart phone. There are several criteria to judge on: setlist, performace, general vibe etc. Setlist - you don't really need to listen to the show to know Performance - there are several bootlegs already, not necessarily crappy General vibe - the most subjective thing. Two peo
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Performance-wise - Hyde Park II Setlist-wise - Hyde Park I
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Quotebitusa2012 QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quotefranzk Quotejahisnotdead I still regard Mick's conversation with Elton John about Madonna in "Being Mick" as one of the most revealing when it comes to set lists. When there's something unfamiliar being played, the energy level of the audience drops. It's just a fact. And when the Stones play a stadium, they want people jazzed up t
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Quotephilrock90 I'd think age is a big factor being that it means remembering more tunes I know they reherse alot of songs do we know how many was rehearsed for this tour? I don't know how many songs they rehearsed for this tour but here are some songs they rehearsed in 2021. Any of them would be a nice addition to the setlist. Crazy Mama Flip the Switch Living in the Heart of Lo
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I think that The Stones are a little bit too preoccupied with their idea of a warhorse. For example: they've dropped (for obvious reasons) Brown Sugar since 2021 and I don't think that fans are very dissappointed. Since 2019 they quite rarely play IORR which was a staple for many years and they don't always play Street Fighting Man and I don't think many people mind it. On the
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Quotejahisnotdead I still regard Mick's conversation with Elton John about Madonna in "Being Mick" as one of the most revealing when it comes to set lists. When there's something unfamiliar being played, the energy level of the audience drops. It's just a fact. And when the Stones play a stadium, they want people jazzed up to the max from beginning to end. So the setlist
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QuoteMr. Jimi Quotefranzk Knebworth and then first shows of 89 and 94 tours (27 songs - Philly 1 in 89 theoretically had 28 songs, however since power failure during Shattered they didn't actually play it in full). I think it's Philly 89 opening show. I was there and when we were leaving many of us were shouting 3-hour show!!! The power outage at the end of Shattered lasted about 10 t
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Knebworth and then first shows of 89 and 94 tours (27 songs - Philly 1 in 89 theoretically had 28 songs, however since power failure during Shattered they didn't actually play it in full).
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QuoteProfessorWolf are they in a country kind of mood or what seriously is vienna the nashville of europe? Yeah, they should have waltzes in song vote >< Dear Doctor Back Street Girl hmm... what else?
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QuoteBig Al Quotehockenheim95 QuoteBig Al Quotefranzk [ Yep, only three times IN HISTORY was WOAF played in Europe. And LIB only four times after 2000. That can't be right, surely? How about in 1982? I know Waiting on a Friend is very rarely performed, but I'd have imagined it's had more than three outings. You could be right, of course. I witnessed one of those rare Let it Blee
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Quoteslewan Quotefranzk QuoteStoneswolf I think Let It Bleed hasn't be played in Europe a lot within the last decades, has it? Last time in 2007. There are some songs they don't usually play in Europe, like Waiting On A Friend too. the latter one was played at Berlin Waldbühne in 2014 and Jagger dedicated it to Berlin's new airport (which opening had been delayed by a couple of
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QuoteStoneswolf I think Let It Bleed hasn't be played in Europe a lot within the last decades, has it? Last time in 2007. There are some songs they don't usually play in Europe, like Waiting On A Friend too.
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What is the most frequently played song that you have never heard live? Here's the list to help you out with it: In my case it's All Down The Line (no. 17) followed by Let's Spend The Night Together (no. 19).
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Quoteslewan Quoterayrad how funny was mick last night too? "welcome to the american express, british summer time, super-spreader covid event!" not very funny – some people here reported that they caught Covid at the first Hyde Park show I think Mick was taking piss of the promoters. He was probably obliged contractually to mention American Express British Summer Time from stage a
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The Rolling Stones started in a bigger bang.
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QuoteCooltoplady Quoteslewan cancelling a show two or three hours before show time? has this ever happend before? In Vegas and Atlantic City. in the afternoon Valladolid 2006 was also cancelled in short notice.
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QuoteWild Slivovitz Maybe it could be "I Wanna Be Your Man", like in 2012? Or Come Together like in 2016? Or something else? Or they'll play a Gerry and The Pacemakers tune.
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No song vote yet? Maybe that means they'll have a special guest (presumably Macca) in the song vote slot?
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Although I don't mind SFM as an opener I think it was used too often since 2018. Why not try something different? SFTD was great in 2017 and LSTNT also worked well in LA. Maybe they should try open with one of these: The Last Time Live With Me Rocks Off All Down The Line Happy (with BOTH Mick and Keith singing) If You Can't Rock Me
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJustin Out of Time is this tour's 19th Nervous Breakdown But this tour already has a 19th Nervous Breakdown. Does that mean that the existing 19th Nervous Breakdown would be out of time? No, the existing 19th Nervous Breakdown became Under My Thumb now. If Under My Thumb appears in the setlist it will become Let's Spend The Night Together. It's simple
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