quasi1970
The Fly
I was just looking at the McCartney set lists from this year's tour and every single show from the first show to the current is IDENTICAL to a tee.
http://www.macca-central.com/macca-concerts/index.cfm?d1=2005
OBSERVATIONS: I guess he has to do this because he is probably the most well known rock star in the world and people expect to hear certain songs. Also, if you only went to one McCartney show, it'd be a treat that's for sure. 36 songs is pretty awesome (most of them classics of rock and roll). It almost seems like more of a Broadway show/classical concert than a rock concert (not meant as an insult). The chance to hear Paul sing just "Blackbird" live may be worth more than a seeing a full concert by anybody else. However, it might be nice to see at least 4-5 songs rotate in and out.
I checked out the Stones setlists from this year and they seem to be doing a pretty good job of mixing it up (taking into account the production). Seems like they're switching 4-5 songs a concert.
http://www.iorr.org/tour05/
Makes me appreciate U2's efforts to change it up even a little bit.
http://www.macca-central.com/macca-concerts/index.cfm?d1=2005
OBSERVATIONS: I guess he has to do this because he is probably the most well known rock star in the world and people expect to hear certain songs. Also, if you only went to one McCartney show, it'd be a treat that's for sure. 36 songs is pretty awesome (most of them classics of rock and roll). It almost seems like more of a Broadway show/classical concert than a rock concert (not meant as an insult). The chance to hear Paul sing just "Blackbird" live may be worth more than a seeing a full concert by anybody else. However, it might be nice to see at least 4-5 songs rotate in and out.
I checked out the Stones setlists from this year and they seem to be doing a pretty good job of mixing it up (taking into account the production). Seems like they're switching 4-5 songs a concert.
http://www.iorr.org/tour05/
Makes me appreciate U2's efforts to change it up even a little bit.
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