the bridge to babalon one with the headlights unfolding one they walked across. [always thought this was dangerous for the audience]
or
the bigger bang moving stage hydrochloric one?
i think i liked the bigger bang bridge best.
30th September 2007 07:34 PM
mrhipfl
me too
30th September 2007 07:46 PM
GotToRollMe
I preferred the Bridges To Babylon hydraulic bridge. I loved the sound of it opening, and the Stones walking across it, and that tiny satellite stage where they played songs like "Little Queenie" and "Little Red Rooster."
30th September 2007 07:52 PM
erbissell
I liked the abb stage more, yet, I liked what they played on the bridges set more. both were really revolutionary great designs, I just prefer watching them play while they are going past me rather than just walking.
1st October 2007 07:09 AM
glencar
Definitely better set lists early on. I think I do like the rolling ABB mini-stage.
1st October 2007 11:40 AM
Saint Sway
does anyone remember that little stage they had during the end of the Voodoo tour that went out about 15 rows into the audience?? They used to do a 2 song acoustic set on there.
it was like the baby b-stage. But I think they only used it for a dozen or so shows. Gazza can confirm.
1st October 2007 11:50 AM
Mr Jurkka
Well i dont really like the ABB stage.. I like Licks "bridge" the lights on it.. and BtB stage is nice too.
1st October 2007 11:54 AM
bilsim
I remember that from the voodoo lunge tour, well I don't, but I've seen videos and pictures of it. They did songs like Sweet Virginia down there.
1st October 2007 07:06 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:Saint Sway wrote:
does anyone remember that little stage they had during the end of the Voodoo tour that went out about 15 rows into the audience?? They used to do a 2 song acoustic set on there.
it was like the baby b-stage. But I think they only used it for a dozen or so shows. Gazza can confirm.
i do
i have that florida show on vhs
they did sweet virginia...if my memory serves me correctly
1st October 2007 07:49 PM
mojoman
The bridge, we'll build it now
It may take a lot of time
And it maybe lonely but
Ooh baby, ooh baby.
The bridge was falling down
And that took a lot of lies
And it made me lonely
Ooh baby, ooh baby.
The bridge was falling.
The bridge was falling.
The bridge was falling.
One day, when you talked to me
I saw myself again
And it made me love you.
Ooh baby, ooh baby.
And love came running down
Like a river on your skin
And you let me in.
Ooh babe, ooh babe.
You let me in
You let me in
You let me in
The bridge, we'll build it now
It may take a lot of time
1st October 2007 08:59 PM
robpop
It was cooler when there was no bridge, and no elaborate stage. Just rock and roll.
1st October 2007 09:51 PM
pdog
quote:robpop wrote:
It was cooler when there was no bridge, and no elaborate stage. Just rock and roll.
69 to 81... fuck the bridge!
1st October 2007 09:59 PM
glencar
The B stage is a great idea that they've screwed up with their ever-shrinking set lists.
2nd October 2007 02:42 AM
stonedinaustralia
quote:robpop wrote:
It was cooler when there was no bridge, and no elaborate stage. Just rock and roll.
that's right...we don't need no stinkin' bridges!
2nd October 2007 09:54 AM
Moonisup
Bridge over the River Kwai. Great Bridge
2nd October 2007 09:57 AM
mojoman
I'm just trying to find the bridge...
Has anybody seen the bridge?
Bridge?
(Have you seen the bridge?)
I ain't seen the bridge!
(Where's that confounded bridge?)
2nd October 2007 02:28 PM
TomL
I liked B2B.
3rd October 2007 03:59 PM
GotToRollMe
quote:Saint Sway wrote:
does anyone remember that little stage they had during the end of the Voodoo tour that went out about 15 rows into the audience?? They used to do a 2 song acoustic set on there.
it was like the baby b-stage. But I think they only used it for a dozen or so shows. Gazza can confirm.
3rd October 2007 04:15 PM
glencar
Exquisite version! THAT should be the national anthem of some crappy 3rd world country looking to get cool. I do note that Ronnie was doing quite a bit of hand-waving in the middle of the performance.
3rd October 2007 05:50 PM
BONOISLOVE
This is so eerie. Today I walked on a bridge. What a fantastic coincidence!
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