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| maumau |
According to some newspapers they have undust
“Con le mie lacrime” (1966 version of “As tears go by” in italian !!!!), “Rain fall down”, “Out of control”, “It’s only rock and roll (but I like it)”, “She’s a rainbow”, “Rough justice”, “Let it bleed”, “Oh no, not you again”, “She’s so cold”, “Harlem shuffle” e “All down the line”.
http://www.rockol.it
(Fonti: La Repubblica, Corriere della Sera, La Stampa)
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| FotiniD |
Thanks for the translation maumau, saw the article you posted on IORR as well 
As Tears go By - the Italian version?
Boy, if they do get along with what they're rehearsing, are we in for some treat or what... |
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| Jumacfly |
good, may be we can hope more than 15 songs! |
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| maumau |
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FotiniD wrote:
Thanks for the translation maumau, saw the article you posted on IORR as well
As Tears go By - the Italian version?
Boy, if they do get along with what they're rehearsing, are we in for some treat or what...
 About "Con le mie lacrime", i ask confirm to jacopo on www.rollingstonesitalia.com forum because that would be really something! |
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| Honky Tonk Man |
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FotiniD wrote:
As Tears go By - the Italian version?
Have you not heard it? It's exactly the same (I think!) as the English version, except Mick’s singing it in Italian. I think it was recorded to coincide with they're first trip to Italy in '67. |
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| FotiniD |
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Honky Tonk Man wrote:
Have you not heard it? It's exactly the same (I think!) as the English version, except Mick’s singing it in Italian. I think it was recorded to coincide with they're first trip to Italy in '67.
Yes, I've heard it Alex. I was just too surprised they even thought of rehearsing it! We're not used to such "bold" setlist changes, not even with songs they actually sing in their own language  |
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| F505 |
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Jumacfly wrote:
good, may be we can hope more than 15 songs!
You are very optimistic! |
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| Honky Tonk Man |
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FotiniD wrote:
Yes, I've heard it Alex. I was just too surprised they even thought of rehearsing it! We're not used to such "bold" setlist changes, not even with songs they actually sing in their own language
Yeah, we're defiantly not used to it, but really, I don't think it's too much of a tall order. They recorded it in Italian, so it would make sense to perform it that way. I think it will be a great gesture. However, I'm also flabbergasted that they even remember it, let alone rehearsed it. Aside from the hits, I've always felt that Mick suffers from pre-1968 memory loss!  |
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| jb |
Nothing too exciting... |
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| FotiniD |
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Nothing too exciting...
To be honest jb, at this point and after the whole 2006 thing, I'll still be excited even if they decide to indeed play Popeye the Sailor Man |
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| Joey |
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FotiniD wrote:
To be honest jb, at this point and after the whole 2006 thing, I'll still be excited even if they decide to indeed play Popeye the Sailor Man
Thankfully the upcoming one hundred and seventy - two date " Mini Tour " of the United States suffered no adverse effects from Keith's Lil' ' accident ' [ Lil' Fiji ] .
Cassie & Yates ! |
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| jb |
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FotiniD wrote:
To be honest jb, at this point and after the whole 2006 thing, I'll still be excited even if they decide to indeed play Popeye the Sailor Man
I understand....it seems this tour just lost momentum about 1/2 way through ; combined with Keith's injury and cancelled dates, it is understandable how disappointing it has been to many. |
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| Joey |
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I understand....it seems this tour just lost momentum about 1/2 way through ; combined with Keith's injury and cancelled dates, it is understandable how disappointing it has been to many.
A Bust ?!?!
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[Edited by Joey] |
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| jb |
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Bust ?!?!
Well see how things go next week.....mini US tour may be last chance for those to enjoy... |
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| Joey |
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Well see how things go next week.....mini US tour may be last chance for those to enjoy...
Will U.S. WHO TOUR DATES be announced first ?!?!
Please ..... I's needs to's knows .
Jazzy |
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| jb |
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Joey wrote:
Will U.S. WHO TOUR DATES be announced first ?!?!
Please ..... I's needs to's knows .
Jazzy
Pete is a musical genuis and therefore a very tortured soul over the past 20 yrs. The Who's management has not done for them what Cohl has done for the Stones...we'll see.
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| voodoopug |
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Pete is a musical genuis and therefore a very tortured soul over the past 20 yrs. The Who's management has not done for them what Cohl has done for the Stones...we'll see.
[Edited by jb]
The Cohl family has made the stones millions of dollars and has proven to be without peer when it comes to strategically presenting each tour as a "New and Improved" whilst only requiring the band to change the stage design and small portion of the setlist. This leads to higher prices, higher margin, and ultimately a wonderful way for us (die hard fans) to spend our hard earned money giving something back to the band that has given us so much! |
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| jb |
Agree with above post....we are very lucky . |
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| Dan |
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jb wrote:
Pete is a musical genuis and therefore a very tortured soul over the past 20 yrs. The Who's management has not done for them what Cohl has done for the Stones...we'll see.
But it took until about the year 1999 for The Who to start sounding like The Who again. I wouldn't be surprised if the 1989 tour (2nd highest grossing tour of the year) turned off a huge portion of the potential future fanbase. I had little interest in the Quadrophenia tour because Pete only really played guitar the first 2 or 3 dates.
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| jb |
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But it took until about the year 1999 for The Who to start sounding like The Who again. I wouldn't be surprised if the 1989 tour (2nd highest grossing tour of the year) turned off a huge portion of the potential future fanbase. I had little interest in the Quadrophenia tour because Pete only really played guitar the first 2 or 3 dates.
"Hey Joe" was the highlight of that tour for me... |
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| Gazza |
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maumau wrote:
According to some newspapers they have undust
“Con le mie lacrime” (1966 version of “As tears go by” in italian !!!!), “Rain fall down”, “Out of control”, “It’s only rock and roll (but I like it)”, “She’s a rainbow”, “Rough justice”, “Let it bleed”, “Oh no, not you again”, “She’s so cold”, “Harlem shuffle” e “All down the line”.
http://www.rockol.it
(Fonti: La Repubblica, Corriere della Sera, La Stampa)
someone on IORR suggested a couple of weeks ago they might do Con Le Lie Lacrime and was (naturally) laughed at for being totally unrealistic
I cant seriously believe theyre contemplating dusting that one off for a once only performance. If they do, however, that would be the most left-field and radical song choice of their performing career.
Some nice additions to the rehearsals if that list is correct |
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| jb |
Harlem Shuffle sucks....Only thing interesting SAR and LIB.... |
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| not bound to please |
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Joey wrote:
A Bust ?!?!
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[Edited by Joey]
She looks like my grandmother's Polish cleaning woman.
As tears go by - as they steal the silver!
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| Gazza |
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Harlem Shuffle sucks....Only thing interesting SAR and LIB....
by this tour's standards, the inclusion of any of those songs would be regarded as ground-breaking |
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| jb |
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Gazza wrote:
by this tour's standards, the inclusion of any of those songs would be regarded as ground-breaking
I think the only real "surprise" this tour was Sway...it was nice, but also painful to listen to. ATGB comes off a little soft, no??? (Mick humming is embarrassing to me). |
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| F505 |
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not bound to please wrote:
She looks like my grandmother's Polish cleaning woman.
As tears go by - as they steal the silver!
Hello Lambchop!! |
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| Gazza |
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jb wrote:
I think the only real "surprise" this tour was Sway...it was nice, but also painful to listen to. ATGB comes off a little soft, no??? (Mick humming is embarrassing to me).
Reduced me momentarily to a blubbering wreck at MSG, I have to admit....
[Edited by Gazza] |
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| Dan |
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jb wrote:
"Hey Joe" was the highlight of that tour for me...
That made most of the preceding 3 hours totally worth it to me. At the LA Coliseum, the Olympic Torch blazed up during that song. I also liked "Rough Boys" "Join Together" "Eminence Front" and "Trick Of The Light."
The 40 mins of Tommy was really tedious and the intermission killed any momentum they started to gain. Pete didn't even truly come to life until "Hey Joe" but by then the concert was almost over. |
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| Dan |
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jb wrote:
I think the only real "surprise" this tour was Sway...it was nice, but also painful to listen to. ATGB comes off a little soft, no??? (Mick humming is embarrassing to me).
Sway got better as time went by. I hate ATGB, it was nice seeing them do it for the first time ever, but I hope to never be subjected to it again. |
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| jb |
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Sway got better as time went by. I hate ATGB, it was nice seeing them do it for the first time ever, but I hope to never be subjected to it again.
Agreed...once was more than enough... |
