2012 Set List?

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by skuncles

I was at the opening night of The dance tour in Hartford. I expected the set to be more or less the same, which it was, what I didnt expect was the between song banter to be EXACTLY the same. What was funny were the people next to me being totally amazed as I announced the next song before it was done. They asked me if I'd seen rehearsal or something, I said that they were just doing the new album.
As a side note, the biggest mistake with that tour was doing Oh Daddy right after Stand Back. SB blew the roof off the place and then you had to come WAY down for Oh Daddy. Oh Daddy works well on stage, but not after a roof burner.

I was at this show with my cousin.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by olive

six new songs ...

http://long-island.newsday.com/thing...spot-1.3806757
just like the last tour after she dropped In Your Dreams and cheaper than free days in to the tour ... which ones will get dropped this time ?

Annabel Lee
Moonlight (A Vampire's Dream)
Ghosts are Gone
Soldier's Angel
For What Its Worth
Secret Love

Me and all of you guys would love her do the whole album.I know the regular concert goers would be pissed and probably go home.Stevie will be singing to us only.

[olive]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Me and all of you guys would love her do the whole album.I know the regular concert goers would be pissed and probably go home.Stevie will be singing to us only.

i'd be happy if she dropped the Mac songs and replaced them with her solo stuff or mac songs they have never done or will never do

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by skuncles

As a side note, the biggest mistake with that tour was doing Oh Daddy right after Stand Back. SB blew the roof off the place and then you had to come WAY down for Oh Daddy. Oh Daddy works well on stage, but not after a roof burner.

FM never fixes what ain't broke. From 1977-forever, Oh Daddy always came right after Rhiannon.

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I know it might be a pain in the a$$ for the band Stevie should mix up the setlist at every show to make it different.She knows fans like us follow her on the road.Her and the band know all the tunes in memory.I think it should be no problem.Ever show will be fresh instead of the same ole lineup every night which reminds me of a same old loop tape that plays the same tunes every 90minutes Like a 8 track tape.

I wish she would do a tour like the one Elvis Costello did a few years back. He called the show the "Spectacular Spinning Songbook." It was a large "Wheel of Fortune" like wheel turned upward on the stage. It contained about 50 songs. Elvis or an audience member would spin the wheel. The band would play whatever song the wheel landed on. I can only imagine how cool that would be at a Stevie show! Each show would be entirely unique ( and the audio recordings should be officially sold in as a legit "bootleg" series).

[mikephxaz]

Originally Posted by skuncles

I was at the opening night of The dance tour in Hartford. I expected the set to be more or less the same, which it was, what I didnt expect was the between song banter to be EXACTLY the same. What was funny were the people next to me being totally amazed as I announced the next song before it was done. They asked me if I'd seen rehearsal or something, I said that they were just doing the new album.
As a side note, the biggest mistake with that tour was doing Oh Daddy right after Stand Back. SB blew the roof off the place and then you had to come WAY down for Oh Daddy. Oh Daddy works well on stage, but not after a roof burner.

That was my experience in Phx, as well...I thought...uh? is he going to say the exact words that he spoke in the Dance video?? Lindsey even placed his hand on his chin during Landslide like he was getting emotional, like he did in the video...uuuggghhh Fortunately, half way through the concert they started throwing in some curve balls and finished with Farmers Daughter..which I loved!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by skuncles

As a side note, the biggest mistake with that tour was doing Oh Daddy right after Stand Back. SB blew the roof off the place and then you had to come WAY down for Oh Daddy. Oh Daddy works well on stage, but not after a roof burner.

I think they got that message, because after The Dance they started doing three rousing songs in a row as the high point of the night (i.e. Tusk, Stand Back and GYOW). Lindsey even followed that recipe in his solo set too, for awhile.

Michele

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I wish she would do a tour like the one Elvis Costello did a few years back. He called the show the "Spectacular Spinning Songbook." It was a large "Wheel of Fortune" like wheel turned upward on the stage. It contained about 50 songs. Elvis or an audience member would spin the wheel. The band would play whatever song the wheel landed on. I can only imagine how cool that would be at a Stevie show! Each show would be entirely unique ( and the audio recordings should be officially sold in as a legit "bootleg" series).

Stevie's Wheel of Tunes .I like that idea.

[GavinBrown]

Hasn't Waddy also said how he has tried to get her to switch up the setlist during rehearsals and they are dropped just before the shows?

[starshine]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I wish she would do a tour like the one Elvis Costello did a few years back. He called the show the "Spectacular Spinning Songbook." It was a large "Wheel of Fortune" like wheel turned upward on the stage. It contained about 50 songs. Elvis or an audience member would spin the wheel. The band would play whatever song the wheel landed on. I can only imagine how cool that would be at a Stevie show! Each show would be entirely unique ( and the audio recordings should be officially sold in as a legit "bootleg" series).

That sounds so COOL but it would like never ever happen. Maybe in Stevie's younger days but NOT now heck even than she didn't like change sad but so true. I wish for that 'bootleg' set too!! Offical that is--can dream can't I.