Poll: what are your favorite tour openers/closers?

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Fave tour openers/closers

  • Streets/40

    Votes: 12 24.0%
  • Zoo station/Love is blindness

    Votes: 18 36.0%
  • Mofo/Wake up dead man

    Votes: 4 8.0%
  • Elevation/Walk on

    Votes: 16 32.0%
  • other

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    50
Definitely Elevation/Walk On. Those are the ones I thought of before I even saw the choices :D
 
Well, the only ones I've seen were Elevation/Walk On, which were great, especially Walk On to close. But given a choice, I would choose Streets/40 without hesitation. My only problem with that is that there would be no Streets left to look forward to--seems too early to play one of the most important live songs, if not the most important, first. But what an energy kick! And seeing 40 live, well...Though I did get a snippet of it in Bad last year, which was amazing.
 
I can't choose ... :scream:

I like ending with 40 (an awesome audience unity kind of thing), but I also liked ending with Walk On (such an uplifing ending).
 
Yeah, I think One was the real set closer for PopMart, it just usually had a tag at the end (Unchained Melody, Hallelujah, MLK, Wake Up Dead Man, maybe some others).
 
typhoon said:
Yeah, I think One was the real set closer for PopMart, it just usually had a tag at the end (Unchained Melody, Hallelujah, MLK, Wake Up Dead Man, maybe some others).

Yeah..."One" with like the first verse of WUDM.
 
Elevation/Walk On, particularly the post 9/11 shows. "Elevation" is a great opener, and "Walk On" was so powerful, so intense, that I think everyone in the audience in Atlanta cried. I know I did.
 
I went with Elevation/Walk On. I think beginning with Streets is too soon to play such a crowd energizer, as scatteroflight said. And I like how Walk On is an uplifting closer- Love Is Blindness and Wake Up Dead Man end the concert on sort of a depressing note.
 
verte76 said:
Elevation/Walk On, particularly the post 9/11 shows. "Elevation" is a great opener, and "Walk On" was so powerful, so intense, that I think everyone in the audience in Atlanta cried. I know I did.

Man, I wish I had had the opportunity to see them post 9/11!

All I know is that the performance at the Super Bowl was WONDERFUL!
 
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