what was the total amount of shows performed and in how many countries?
27th August 2007 04:51 PM
Gazza
according to that new t-shirt I bought in London this week which listed all the cities, it was 30 countries, 114 cities and 145 shows
Now that sew have to go back to real life, the setlists page will be updated in the next week or two to bring everything up to date.
27th August 2007 04:59 PM
Gazza
I make it 34 countries - (in order):
USA
Canada
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Japan
China
Australia
New Zealand
Italy
Austria
Germany
France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Portugal
England
Scotland
Wales
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Spain
Montenegro
Serbia
Romania
Hungary
Czech Republic
Poland
Russia
Finland
Sweden
Republic of Ireland
I suppose you could count England, Scotland and Wales as one country - but that's still 32.
27th August 2007 05:05 PM
glencar
On the She Was Hot video, Keef says 147 shows.
27th August 2007 05:08 PM
pdog
The only thing accurately counted is all the fucking money!
27th August 2007 05:11 PM
rogerriffin
What happened with NYC press conference show, Toronto Surprise show, Super Bowl?
You could count as show each of these?
27th August 2007 05:17 PM
glencar
Aha! Therein lies the rub! I'm amazed that I was at over 10% of the shows. Much less next time.
27th August 2007 05:49 PM
Joey
quote:glencar wrote:
On the She Was Hot video, Keef says 147 shows.
Well , Tie me up and call me " Suzi " .
27th August 2007 05:59 PM
glencar
I don't beleive anyone has that fantasy! Oh wait, this just in: Please contact Sen. Larry Craig's office - STAT!
27th August 2007 06:11 PM
Joey
" I don't beleive anyone has that fantasy! Oh wait, this just in: Please contact Sen. Larry Craig's office - STAT! "
27th August 2007 06:16 PM
mrhipfl
Anybody know how many different songs were performed?
27th August 2007 06:18 PM
Saint Sway
quote:mrhipfl wrote:
Anybody know how many different songs were performed?
23
27th August 2007 06:20 PM
Gazza
Without having a list handy, it was around 80 or maybe a couple more. Licks had about 78 I think.
It had more songs than any other tour, but that doesnt mean the shows were as diverse. A lot of songs only got maybe 1-2 performances whereas with the "small medium and large" format of Licks, the 'rarer' songs tended to get played a few times more and it had less songs that were played 95-100% of the time.
27th August 2007 06:27 PM
glencar
quote:glencar wrote:
I don't believe anyone has that fantasy! Oh wait, this just in: Please contact Sen. Larry Craig's office - STAT!
quote:rogerriffin wrote:
What happened with NYC press conference show, Toronto Surprise show, Super Bowl?
You could count as show each of these?
They dont. The press conference and Super bowl sets were 3 songs apiece and werent really part of the tour itinerary as such (the Super Bowl wasnt even a Stones CONCERT - they were a sideshow at a sports event)- the Toronto club show was a warm up, the tour 'began' officially at Fenway Park.
Probably doesnt count the Deutsche Bank concert either as it wasnt a 'public' performance
27th August 2007 07:59 PM
fireontheplatter
sorry to have you keep hitting the abacus gazza.
27th August 2007 08:18 PM
Gazza
Sheesh...its no problem....
28th August 2007 10:40 AM
Joey
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
sorry to have you keep hitting the abacus gazza.
What is an ' abacus ' ?!
Is that like a ladder or something ?!
28th August 2007 11:18 AM
F505
Too many!
28th August 2007 11:31 AM
Saint Sway
in case anyone missed it.... heres a brief clip of them performing Honkeytonk Women on THE MOVING B-STAGE!!!!!
^ this clip was filmed in Boston. Not sure exactly which time. But definately one of the times they played HTW on the moving B-Stage though.
(I hope that helps to clear that up)
28th August 2007 02:24 PM
Lazy Bones
quote:Gazza wrote:
...the Toronto club show was a warm up, the tour 'began' officially at Fenway Park.
The actual setlists from the Palais Royale show (16/08/02) and the Phoenix (10/08/05) in Toronto defines them as "show #1" for their tours - even as warm up gigs.
(from Blue Lena's Phoenix Club Tour Diary)
http://www.thekeithshrine.com/setlistsmall.jpg
[Edited by Lazy Bones]
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