QueenZone discussion #1221882

Jazz 78 wrote: Yes!!! Saw them in Islamabad on the "One Night of Terror" tour!!! There was so much pyro you would have thought there was a war going on!!!

Holly2003 wrote: Queen + zombie Fred tour 2010 Tracklist: Keep Yourself Alive Death on Two Legs Tie Your Mother Down (She's been bitten by a zombie) You Take My Breath Away All UnDead, All UnDead If You Can't Eat Them UnDead on Time Another One Bites the Dust  Don't Try Suicide (They'll eat you anyway)   Save Me Man on the Prowl Is This the World We Created? Who Wants to Live Forever? Don't Lose Your Head I Can't Live with You  Let Me Live   

emrabt wrote: I haven’t seen them this year but I did see them in December of 2009, so their set probably hasn’t changed too much, it was roughly this: One vision Seven seas of rhye Liar Tear it up A kind of magic Somebody To Love Under pressure Another One Bites The Dust Improv (always 70’s style type stuff. + small bass solo) Another One Bites The Dust reprise + (“Yeah Yeah” Crowd call back) Killer queen Now I'm Here + Guitar Solo Don't Stop Me Now Tie your mother down Hammer to fall Keep your self alive Drum solo i want to break free love of my life Too much love will kill you ( keyboards and vocals only) Save me Radio gaga Bohemian rhapsody Crazy little thing called love Jail house Rock we will rock you Friends will be friends we are the champions

Holly2003 wrote: Zombie Freddie could still sing better than Stanley/Simmons. Sadly, even if Fred could only croak "brainsssss.... brainsssss!" he'd still be better than Paul Rodgers singing Queen.

skip wrote:

Holly2003 wrote: Zombie Freddie could still sing better than Stanley/Simmons. Sadly, even if Fred could only croak "brainsssss.... brainsssss!" he'd still be better than Paul Rodgers singing Queen.

KISS Sonic Boom World Tour 2010

skip wrote: Thanks. I saw them in 2008 and this is pretty much the same setlist that they played then.  They didn't play TMLWKY at the show I saw. Do they ever change up the setlist to include more '70s material?

<2>fredericosaturnio@gmail.com wrote: Sorry for my English I wrote everything by heart.

GuitarGod645 wrote: INTERVAL

Thunderbolt wrote:

  GuitarGod645 wrote: INTERVAL

Why is there an intermission? Never quite understood that part of their sets. Does anyone remember Queen ever taking an intermission mid-show?

Mr Mercury wrote:

Thunderbolt wrote:

  GuitarGod645 wrote: INTERVAL

Why is there an intermission? Never quite understood that part of their sets. Does anyone remember Queen ever taking an intermission mid-show?

Once. That was in Ireland mid 80's. They started a fight in the crowd so they could stop the show for a bit because Roger was feeling under the weather......

Thunderbolt wrote:

GuitarGod645 wrote: INTERVAL

Why is there an intermission? Never quite understood that part of their sets. Does anyone remember Queen ever taking an intermission mid-show?

Thunderbolt wrote:

  skip wrote:  

      Holly2003 wrote:   Zombie Freddie could still sing better than Stanley/Simmons. Sadly, even if Fred could only croak "brainsssss.... brainsssss!" he'd still be better than Paul Rodgers singing Queen.  

KISS Sonic Boom World Tour 2010

I lost what little respect I had for the current incarnation of KISS when I got my hands on the multi-track recording from the 2008 version of "Rock and Roll All Nite." Why, you ask? Gene Simmons synthed his voice. Listen very carefully the first time he says, "and the room gets hot." Room is synthed like some teen-pop singer. It's disgusting, and further proof that the band is a shadow of themselves. Seriously, when your lead guitarist was recruited out of a tribute band, it's time to hang up your instruments and call it a career. But, knowing Gene Simmons' willingness to do anything for a buck, I doubt we'll see an end to the endless KISS tours and the re-re-re-recorded greatest hits compilations anytime soon. I'm also anxiously awaiting the Alive 50 tour, headlined by the corpses of Simmons and Stanley propped up on mic stands while Alive! is played over the PA and fireworks go off. KISS were a great band. 30 years ago. Once the makeup came off, the magic was over (although they were a more technically sound band with Eric Carr drumming than they ever were with Peter Criss, but that's beside the point).

emrabt wrote:

  skip wrote: Thanks. I saw them in 2008 and this is pretty much the same setlist that they played then.  They didn't play TMLWKY at the show I saw. Do they ever change up the setlist to include more '70s material?

Apparently, Sometimes they do Dreamers Ball, Stone Cold Crazy and 39. But they seem to stick with what they know people will sing along to.

GuitarGod645 wrote: And it's nice to see how much sarcasm still survives on these forums ^o) The set list as follows at the moment is One Vision Seven Seas of Rhye (with Liar intro) A Kind of Magic Somebody to Love Under Pressure Another One Bites The Dust (with bass solo instrumental) Save Me I Want to Break Free Killer Queen Now I'm Here Guitar Solo Now I'm Here (reprise) (or BARCELONA! at special performances with soprano Ruth Kerr) Don't Stop Me Now INTERVAL Flash (Intro CD) Tie Your Mother Down Keep Yourself Alive (with drum solo) Fat Bottomed Girls Love of My Life Too Much Love will Kill you Jailhouse Rock Bohemian Rhapsody Hammer To Fall Crazy Little thing Called Love ----------------------------------ENCORE------------------------------------------ The Show Must Go On Radio Ga Ga We Will Rock You Friends will be Friends We are the Champions God Save the Queen (CD Outro) But when they come back from the USA tour the set list will be changing completely

emrabt wrote: I can't be bothered to sign up to facebook, but we should make a reasonable set list and PM it to Gary, seems like they're not sure what people want to hear. Just explain that his fans at the Queenzone forum think the setlist is getting a bit stale. I’d suggest these medleys, they can easiy be slotted into what they already have: death on two legs (live killers, but no intro and only first part of the chorus (1 min)/ killer queen/ now I’m here / guitar solo / now I’m here reprise. Hammer to fall / headlong / hammer to fall reprise save me / spread you wings. And in the encore: Stone cold crazy / Great king rat / liar + back chat. (Or the last part of princes of the universe.)

skip wrote: I'd like to hear more '70s material.  I'd rather hear the entire song rather than the song be played in medley form. I'd like to hear the songs you posted above, excluding "Back Chat".