Destiny Rules doc setlist?

xxxmx · #1 07-31-2005, 03:12 PM

so i was watching DR today and noticed some of the songs that were listed on their rehearsal 'cork board' planner thing (for lack of more official words).

anyways, STORMS?

some others that didn't make it:
Monday Morning
Illume
and do my eyes deceive me: You Make Loving Fun (WTF?)

has this been discussed? i searched the threads and found nothing. my heart stopped for Beautiful Child, but can you imagine Storms? how do they come up with the setlist? some of the choices are pretty obvious, but what made FM choose BC over Storms? EOTW over Monday Morning? ideas?

AliceLover · #2 07-31-2005, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by xxxmx

so i was watching DR today and noticed some of the songs that were listed on their rehearsal 'cork board' planner thing (for lack of more official words).

anyways, STORMS?

some others that didn't make it:
Monday Morning
Illume
and do my eyes deceive me: You Make Loving Fun (WTF?)

has this been discussed? i searched the threads and found nothing. my heart stopped for Beautiful Child, but can you imagine Storms? how do they come up with the setlist? some of the choices are pretty obvious, but what made FM choose BC over Storms? EOTW over Monday Morning? ideas?

First off let me say of they picked Monday Morning over EOTW I would have been so pissed. They finally NAILED EOTW on that tour. For years and years it never sounded right live but I think they finally made it sound awesome on the SYW tour.

I prefer BC over Storms and I don't think Storms would work live IMO.

I think YMLF was on there for Christine. I think that could have turned into like a little dedication to Christine type thing. I myself would have enjoyed because I like the song.

Illume sucks IMO. RTTG for 2 performances was great anyway and much better.

skcin · #3 07-31-2005, 05:47 PM

We have discussed it, maybe those posts were deleted when Marty "cleaned house" a few weeks ago.

I remember freaking about Storms & Illume too. How cool would those have been?!?!

AliceLover · #4 07-31-2005, 07:14 PM

I don't really like Illume. I would prefer actually anything else off the Say You Will Album of Stevies instead of Illume. Even Silver Girl. Running Through the Garden should have stayed in the set. nuff' said.

dissention · #5 07-31-2005, 10:15 PM

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I remember freaking about Storms & Illume too. How cool would those have been?!?!

I wouldn't have looked forward to hearing her drone Illume out of her throat live, but it would have definitely been interesting to hear the music live.

gldstwmn · #6 07-31-2005, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

We have discussed it, maybe those posts were deleted when Marty "cleaned house" a few weeks ago.

I remember freaking about Storms & Illume too. How cool would those have been?!?!

They would have been incredible. I'm still pissed not one of the four guitar players could play a dobro during Destiny Rules live. It's what makes that song. I mean good christ, Ray Lindsey could've played it.

gldstwmn · #7 07-31-2005, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AliceLover

First off let me say of they picked Monday Morning over EOTW I would have been so pissed. They finally NAILED EOTW on that tour. For years and years it never sounded right live but I think they finally made it sound awesome on the SYW tour.

They actually nailed it on the Mirage tour, IMO when they were singing three part harmony by themselves.

gldstwmn · #8 07-31-2005, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I wouldn't have looked forward to hearing her drone Illume out of her throat live, but it would have definitely been interesting to hear the music live.

The acoustic version on the sofa would have translated very well to the acoustic part of their set, I thought. Althought I would have missed John's bass.

shackin'up · #9 08-01-2005, 05:01 AM

John could have played some acoustic bass on it easily.

AliceLover · #10 08-01-2005, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

They actually nailed it on the Mirage tour, IMO when they were singing three part harmony by themselves.

BLECH!

Sorry I despise that version. I really thought the SYW version was so perfect. Even if the backround singers were singing back-ups they sang it how I like it. LOVED IT!

Micks drum intro was very cool also!

golden braid · #11 08-01-2005, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

They actually nailed it on the Mirage tour, IMO when they were singing three part harmony by themselves.

I love EOTW from the Mirage tour too. The only time I didn't think it was so great was on the Dance tour. Maybe that's why they only did it once or a few times.

chiliD · #12 08-01-2005, 01:43 PM

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I love EOTW from the Mirage tour too. The only time I didn't think it was so great was on the Dance tour. Maybe that's why they only did it once or a few times.

Opening night only...just the one time. "Second Hand News" replaced it for the rest of the tour.

Sahara · #13 08-02-2005, 05:59 PM

I thought Eyes of the World on Live in Boston was awful!! Really, really dreadful.

Though they did a cracking Stand Back and Say Goodbye was better than on the album ... mostly because they slowed it down and you can actually hear what he's saying...

I first heard Beautiful Child on Live in Boston, I cried my eyes out if I remember correctly. Storms would have been amazing.

I'm really sorry they didn't do Everybody Finds Out on the setlist. It's my favourite on the album, I think live it would have sounded awesome.

Serrart · #14 08-02-2005, 06:31 PM

I would have loved to hear Storms, Everybody Finds Out and Illume (acoustic) live, but without renouncing to Beautiful Child, my absolute favourite from SYW tour, together with Red Rover. What I've never understood is why they included in the first part of the tour 'What's The World Coming to', a total waste of concert space, for me.

Romy

Nicks Fan · #15 08-02-2005, 08:52 PM

I enjoyed WTWCT on the tour. It was fun. I would have killed for storms or Seven Wonders on this tour. Maybe next time.

Matt