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Re: Who's got Stones
> Let's play a game.
Yippee!
I'm in
> If The Who do record a new album and then tour, what would be your
> ideal set? Let's assume they play 5-7 songs from the new album. What
> other 15 songs would you want them to play?
How about this: I'll take the recent RAH set-list & let you know what
can be dropped.
Who Are You - Keep it. It's one of the mainstays.
Steve agrees. Also upbeat, anthem type tune.
I Can't Explain - Drop it. Make some room for new material.
I agree - been around a long time.
Substitute - Drop it.
Dissagree - still says for me how I didn't seem to fit as a teen.
Anyway Anyhow Anywhere - Drop it.
And fast. Replace it with???? as a start song.
Baba O'Riley - Keep it. A mainstay.
Well, if you've got to drop a standard...but we do have teenage wasteland
- a great line for us older folk who bulk up the audience - out of date?
Behind Blue Eyes - Drop it. Really, who would miss it?
Not me, not now, not ever.
5.15 - Jesus, drop it.
Sea and Sand - Drop it.
Love Reign O'er Me - Drop this horrible live song.
In short, say good bye to Quad I think....
Eminence Front - Drop it. Who would care?
I would. I've always enjoyed this one - I say keep it. (fun, upbeat,
meaningless song yes)
You Better You Bet - Drop it. Who would care?
Drop it fast, and never mention it again.
Real Good Looking Boy - Keep it. New song.
Ok
The Kid's Are Alright - Drop it.
Please, please do, esp with new verses....
My Generation / Old Red Wine - Drop MG. Keep ORW.
Keep MG as an opening? or as part of a blues medley maybe. ORW, keep as it
is new
Won't Get Fooled Again - Keep it. A mainstay.
Yes.
Pinball Wizard - Keep it. A mainstay.
Yes, ok, but I could be convinced.
Amazing Journey / Sparks - Time to drop it.
No, keep this as the encore/concert ender - love these tunes. Add in Overture.
See Me Feel Me / Listening To You - Keep it. A mainstay.
Drop these.
There. I cleared *eleven* songs from the set-list, leaving some choice
"hits." Now, fill those eleven slots with some rarities & maybe some
*minor* hits & you'll have a fresh, exciting, *new* set-list.
Add in Tricky Day. And Slipkid.
Steve in Canada
- SCHRADE in Akron
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