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Old 06-04-2004, 04:57 PM
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Sisters of the Moon would be amazing if they did it ala the "mirage tour."
I don't think the gang would be able or inclined to fire up those 20-year-old pistons.
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Old 06-04-2004, 05:08 PM
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I don't think the gang would be able or inclined to fire up those 20-year-old pistons.
Yep, as much as I initially wanted to hear this live, it couldn't come close to the version we all fell in love with. I'd rather they took another rarity - like w/ Beautiful Child - and brought it to the stage for the first time. Storms would be a great choice. I think her voice could handle it.

As for Monday Morning, it would make a killer opening number. I'm sooo worn out on The Chain as the first song.

Why do I torture myself thinking about this band (significantly) changing the setlist when it will never happen? I need therapy.
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Old 06-04-2004, 05:20 PM
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LOL, Mike B. We all need therapy...Remember when they opened with "In the Back of My Mind" and then that morphed into the Chain? THAT was cool!!!
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Old 06-04-2004, 05:30 PM
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Remember when they opened with "In the Back of My Mind" and then that morphed into the Chain? THAT was cool!!!
Yes, that was cool! The 1990 BTM tour was my first FM show and I thought that was an amazing start. I don't think anything has really topped it as far as a "dramatic" opening. The lights and the weird "what's it really like" voices...it felt like the beginning of some gothic play.
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Yes, that was cool! The 1990 BTM tour was my first FM show and I thought that was an amazing start. I don't think anything has really topped it as far as a "dramatic" opening. The lights and the weird "what's it really like" voices...it felt like the beginning of some gothic play.
I think it was embarrassing. Gothic play..haha. See one show of Tool and you know what drama is. And design. And gothic play. Even if you despise their music, they THINK about stage-drama. What the mac did back then? No I'd rather see the band now: no "bigger-than-life setting" but trust on what you do best. The only thing disturbing thing here is Micks solo. Exactly for that same reason.


PS: The morphing into the Chain worked, though....
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