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Start Me Up
IORR
If You Can't Rock Me
Don't Stop
You Got Me Rocking
Let It Bleed
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Bitch
Tumbling Dice
Thru and Thru
Before They Make Me Run
Sympathy for the Devil
Gimme Shelter
Honky Tonk Women
Cant' You Hear Me Knocking
Satisfaction
b stage
When the Whip Comes Down
Like a Rolling Stone
Brown Sugar
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| TheSavageYoungXyzzy |
Well, no surprises there.
Still, glad the Aussies got themselves a good ol-fashioned arena show.
Hot enough down there for ya?
-tSYX --- If you can't rock me, somebody will...
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| marko |
20 songs only?usa got 20,21 0r 22,in ARENA!This means we
europeans will get 19songs?and the fucking LARS! |
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| TT |
All the whiners of the world unite:
yeah, it�s really nothing special. At least CYHMK is back.
Why not having the Young Bros. on that arena stage?? |
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| Moonisup |
quote:
marko wrote:
20 songs only?usa got 20,21 0r 22,in ARENA!This means we
europeans will get 19songs?and the fucking LARS!
hear hear!!
YES LARS!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol |
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| steel driving hammer |
quote:
marko wrote:
20 songs only?usa got 20,21 0r 22,in ARENA!This means we
europeans will get 19songs?and the fucking LARS!
Gotta feeling they will do LARS at Wembley.
That song is good if your there, but not as a bootleger... |
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| marko |
LARS is ALLWAYS AWFUL!heard it,done that!heard it twice
in 1995,10times 98-99!enough. |
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| steel driving hammer |
Marko but 'How Does It Feel'? LOL! |
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| Nellcote |
Don't care for LARS Marko?
Please elaborate. |
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| Sir Stonesalot |
Nelly....
Lars is a Swede who stole Marko's chick once.
He was so shaken up that the mere mention of Lars gets him all jumpy.
With a Rebel Yell, I cried more more more.... |
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| Nellcote |
Thanks SS for the narrative, ye of falling out of the playoffs in Round 1. I still owe you a mailing of Yell.... |
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| Sir Stonesalot |
>falling out of the playoffs in Round 1<
Wrong. Igs beat Mike Vick. Had a bye in rd.1...you know, because they had the best record in the NFC during the regular season.
We got something for 'em next year. |
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| Nellcote |
S'cuse me while I suffer from sundeprivation.
You are correct, sir.
New stadium, new season, should bear well for Eagles.
The Linc looks like a great stadium.
Even the name shows strength.
Get a promoter to have the Stones christen it.
They seem to have made a mark with this tour for that fact.
They opened Gillette Stadium here.
Deal with it, please.
I will make that trip. |
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| marko |
Oh gawd SS,LOL,,,never been into swedes,too blondy.But
tomorrow,my head is going to be shaved!i can sing,how does
it feel...yikes! |
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| Maxmeister |
quote:
marko wrote:
Oh gawd SS,LOL,,,never been into swedes,too blondy.But
tomorrow,my head is going to be shaved!i can sing,how does
it feel...yikes!
Marko, shaved head? This I have to see. We need pictures my fine finnish friend.
BTW, check your email. I got to work on the plans.
Rick |
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| Madafaka |
No surprises in this concert... But nice, isn't it?
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| LadyJane |
A nice review from IORR.ORG: Enjoy!!
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Review by Bj�rnulf Vik
It was business as usual when they changed back from the obscure Enmore setlist into the more traditional songs last night at the SuperDome.
"If You Can't Rock Me" and "You Got Me Rocking" were great, rocking, and should have put the crowd on fire, but they were more quiet than I am used to during the opening songs. Strangely enough a slow song was needed to get to the hearts of the crowd. As they were doing "You Can't Always Get What You Want" the whole arena woke up, and the fans were singing along. A very popular song indeed.
Lisa had dressed unusual tonight. First of all she has now got long hair, following last month with very unusual and short hair. So the hair came before the Enmore gig... Secondly her dress was stunning. The production crew had realized that as well, and the mobile camera was on her all through the show, to show her attributes on the screen briefly at times.
Speaking of Lisa, when I got "Sympapthy For The Devil" it was so much Lisa there, great vocals, I started to dream about the real Lisa song, the one I might pick if I had to get one song only at a Stones show: "Gimme Shelter". The perfect Stones song, perfect last night as well, and spiced up with the new center stage performance by Lisa.
So why not have another Lisa song, the one that belongs to her rather than Sheryl Crow or anybody else - "Honky Tonk Women". She made it a trio. And HTW was great too.
My mind was starting to think about the B-stage, just as they started the intro of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking". It was a pure bonus for me. I did not expect it, but sure I was so happy. Bobby and Mick did their parts in a great way. I noticed some people around me were sitting down now. Then Ronnie took the stage. You should have been there. That's all I can say. How he can move, play, concentrate, and still look so relaxed and loose, I don't know. The visuals and sounds of his performance is still on my mind the day after the show, like your favorite movie you have seen a hundred times. I remember every move he took, all the licks and his guitar playing. I was in heaven already, still am.
After Knocking I left for the B-stage. That was too early, of course, because we got Satisfaction first. But it was ok, because Satisfaction is so great to see and hear wherever you are in the arena, and the version they did last night was actually so great I totally forgot about the B-stage for a while. How can anyone say they don't really want to hear Satisfaction anymore? I can never get enough of it, the way they play it now.
The B-stage was a real club gig. I was on Keith side. These days Ronnie don't move much, and I did not see him coming over once, excpt when they left. Keith was sharp and great. He followed all our moves, just like we follow him. After having thrown some picks out to the crowd, he decided to give the next one to the fan in the front in person. So he just handed it over, smiled his great smile to her, and then picked up something that had been thrown on stage, and stacked it down in his pocket. Keith takes care of everything.
"Jumping Jack Flash" was back in the set, of course, for the encore. Keith took over the whole song. It developed into a cascade of red confetti, sound, visions, Keith's guitar playing on center stage, and the rest of the band driving this ultimate Stones song into our hearts. I read that some fans at the Enmore were disappointed about not getting all the big hits. Well I hope those guys were at the SuperDome, because this was the night for the whole package! Also, I noticed how concentrated Keith was on his part on JJF. Somebody threw a bra just a foot to his left, but he did not even notice. Normally he would have picked it up later. But he was now is his wonderful guitarland where he is making these chords and these sounds that makes us go to another show, and another show...
Charlie - did I forget about Charlie? Of course not. He was hot as well. As he brought a great yellow jacket for the small stage, he had to throw it away following the hot performance of the opening song "Whip" down there. Sure he was hot.
Another show is due on Saturday. The follow-up show is usually better than the first one. So if the first SuperDome show was a follow-up to the Enmore, then it will be double-great tomorrow!
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Sounds kinda familiar, doesn't it? Is anyone else feeling a sense of "Stones-Envy"?!!
LadyJ.
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| steel driving hammer |
Capo on the 5th fret. JJF? Happy? I can almost TASTE the LICK!
Something down below is getting hard...
Takes a LICKIN' keeps on tickin...!
You got to roll me...............................
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| woodywoodpecker |
I dont want LARS either but as LONG AS I GET CYHMK i dont give a damn.
BOYS PLEASE PLAY IT PLEASE PLEASE" ROD LAVER ARENA 25TH
It would make my year! |
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