Citizen of Rhye 29.01.2014 20:35 |
Okay, first off, do not attack me. I am a new poster, and as I understand it, the point of this forum is Queen news and discussion. So I'm creating a simple, friendly topic. So, say all this hoopla about the new album and tour actually happens and this tour is a world tour, and say, for the sake of hypotheticals, that it is their final tour. What do you think, besides the hits, the setlist would be? I would think that since it's the final tour we would see some deep cuts. Personally, my dream songs for a live performance lie in The Miracle and Innuendo. I would love to "The Miracle", "Breakthru" "The Invisible Man" "Scandal" and "Innuendo" played live. Plus any new stuff that comes out. I think it would be interesting for Roger's little singing bit to include "Heaven for Everyone." But what do you guys think? And please don't fight or anything. |
andyb1968 30.01.2014 07:21 |
Firstly I don't think it will be a massive tour just a few select dates maybe 10 or 12 spread across a few countries ,USA definitely, to showcase Lambert ! As for the set list, it'll be safe, I reckon. I hope it won't be the final shows, I can see them doing select gigs every now and again. |
Pingfah 30.01.2014 08:35 |
Citizen of Rhye wrote: Okay, first off, do not attack me. I am a new poster, and as I understand it, the point of this forum is Queen news and discussion. So I'm creating a simple, friendly topic. So, say all this hoopla about the new album and tour actually happens and this tour is a world tour, and say, for the sake of hypotheticals, that it is their final tour. What do you think, besides the hits, the setlist would be? I would think that since it's the final tour we would see some deep cuts. Personally, my dream songs for a live performance lie in The Miracle and Innuendo. I would love to "The Miracle", "Breakthru" "The Invisible Man" "Scandal" and "Innuendo" played live. Plus any new stuff that comes out. I think it would be interesting for Roger's little singing bit to include "Heaven for Everyone." But what do you guys think? And please don't fight or anything.Fuck you asshole! Just kidding. I totally agree about The Miracle & Innuendo cuts, and i'd love to hear some unperformed MIH tracks as well. Hopefully anything off The Cosmos Rocks will be ditched, especially as now without Paul there really is no other reason to perform substandard Queen tracks when they have such a wealth of amazing classics to choose from. My no.1 pick for a song I would just LOVE to make the tour setlist would be It's Late. One of their best tracks, and rarely performed live. |
Martin Packer 30.01.2014 12:08 |
But Roger singing Small would be nice. So I wouldn't rule out TCR entirely. |
Thistle 30.01.2014 12:57 |
This is the sort of bitter-sweet topic that gets you buzzing, thinking about never-before-played-live tracks, obscurities and the like...... ......perhaps Great King Rat, The Night Comes Down, March Of The Black Queen.......... ......Long Away, Sail Away Sweet Sister....... ......or even Breakthru, The Miracle, Scandal or Innuendo. But then you remember they've got nobody to actually showcase this stuff in the manner it deserves (AL), so it stops becoming exciting. If it was just Brian and Roger, I'd be up for it. |
andyb1968 30.01.2014 15:13 |
Paul Rodgers singing its late would have been awesome ! |
scottmax 30.01.2014 15:16 |
andyb1968 wrote: Paul Rodgers singing its late would have been awesome !Paul Rodgers singing without an autocue would've been even better |
brENsKi 30.01.2014 16:28 |
Walter White wrote: This is the sort of bitter-sweet topic that gets you buzzing, thinking about never-before-played-live tracks, obscurities and the like...... ......perhaps Great King Rat, The Night Comes Down, March Of The Black Queen.......... ......Long Away, Sail Away Sweet Sister....... .MOTBQ: 20-11.74 - Rainbow Theatre Winter 1975/76 - Free trade Hall Manchester, Coventry, Hammy Odeon, Boston |
Thistle 30.01.2014 16:50 |
^ what am I missing, Bren? |
Thistle 30.01.2014 18:50 |
^ You're OK, I think I see: I wasn't saying MOTBQ was never played, but it is one of the obscurities. I don't think it was ever played in its entirety. |
jeffuk49 31.01.2014 03:24 |
Yeah I'd like to think its their last tour, I've been following Queen since the 80's, been to every tour from 84 including solo and the last 3 outings with Al and PR and yeah they all were great, but no matter how much we love them there is a time to hang up the drums and guitars. As to set list well Brian has always said he's not known for giving the audience what they want but always a good time (Quote from 2005) So suprises on the set list mmmm I dont think so but hey as it could be their last tour you would like to thik that some tracks never done live could make it on to a set list. |
andyb1968 31.01.2014 07:29 |
Roger always sings with an autofocus, most bands have them now. |
andyb1968 31.01.2014 07:31 |
Sorry autocue ! |
Makka 31.01.2014 09:11 |
More songs like when Roger sang Tenement Funster with Taylor Hawkings a few years back etc. And I think Brian sang Long Away? Would love to see more of those songs more than the latter ones. |
Vocal harmony 31.01.2014 12:03 |
andyb1968 wrote: Paul Rodgers singing its late would have been awesome !There were a lot of songs that on the face of it would have suited Paul Rodgers, however he had no interest in singing anything other than the well know hits, and new songs on The Cosmos Rocks Tour. The chance was there for him to sing what ever he wanted to, a lot of ideas were thrown around but he apparently found a lot of Queen songs to "wordy" compared to what he was used too. At least with Adam Lambert we got Keep Yourself Alive and 7 Seas which was a surprise . |
brunogorski 31.01.2014 12:41 |
The show should end with "Was It All Worth It?". :D |
cmsdrums 31.01.2014 13:07 |
Vocal harmony wrote:Agreed on Rodgers - anything beyond 'ooh baby baby' seemed to throw him at times. And as for those ridiculous sounding vowels he kept squeezing out....what IS that about?!!andyb1968 wrote: Paul Rodgers singing its late would have been awesome !There were a lot of songs that on the face of it would have suited Paul Rodgers, however he had no interest in singing anything other than the well know hits, and new songs on The Cosmos Rocks Tour. The chance was there for him to sing what ever he wanted to, a lot of ideas were thrown around but he apparently found a lot of Queen songs to "wordy" compared to what he was used too. At least with Adam Lambert we got Keep Yourself Alive and 7 Seas which was a surprise . |
Toon_86 31.01.2014 14:40 |
I always thought a 1989 tour would open with Breakthru. Can just imagine the music of the train building up, like One Vision in 86, then a giant model train bursting through the back of the stage with a massive 'Q' on it, the front of the train opening and Freddie jumps out and starts singing 'If I could only Reach You'. Something that'll never happen obviously, but a fab opening to an '89 gig. Oh well, I can dream of it can't I? |
andyb1968 31.01.2014 16:30 |
Ye love that vision Rocker, I always thought the look they had in the I want it all video, Freddie shirt & tie, Roger leather jacket etc would have been a great live look . |
Thistle 31.01.2014 17:20 |
Yeah - that sounds great!! |
The King Of Rhye 31.01.2014 19:55 |
before the Q+PR tour began, I distinctly remember reading quotes from Paul and/or Brian that they were planning on doing Innuendo in concert! Now that would have been something..... |
brENsKi 01.02.2014 06:58 |
How about they make the statement that it REALLY is FINAL - through the setlist? They start with the opening track from the first album and end with the last song on the last album they recorded together and include TWO tracks from every album? Keep Yourself Alive One Vision Seven Seas of Rhye/Killer Queen Don't Stop Me Now Breakthru Somebody to Love Now I'm Here/Innuendo/Liar (medley) White Queen Save Me Love Of My Life Under Pressure/Another One Bites The Dust/Action This Day (medley) Fat Bottomed Girls I Want It All Hammer To Fall Princes of The Universe Bo Rhap Tie your Mother Down +++encores+++ Radio Ga Ga We Will Rock you We are The Champions The Show Must Go On |
cmsdrums 01.02.2014 12:09 |
If you're wanting EVERY album, you missed out Flash/The Hero!! |
Vocal harmony 01.02.2014 12:23 |
Great set list brENsKi. But wouldn't they need to include the MIH album and possibly the forthcoming album, if it's released in time. The only chance I would make to your set would be to end the main set with Gaga the TYMD then have TSMGO Rock You and Champions has a stand alone encore that ends in the traditional way. |
brENsKi 01.02.2014 15:39 |
Vocal harmony wrote: Great set list brENsKi. But wouldn't they need to include the MIH album and possibly the forthcoming album, if it's released in time. .my caveat was "recorded together" no freddie/John excludes any new album, and no Freddie during the recording stage of MIH |
cmsdrums 03.02.2014 06:41 |
brENsKi wrote:I would suggest, based on what has been said by Brian so far, that at least some of the new album will feature a track or two that all four recorded together (though probably with some new work on top by Brian and Roger; however even 'back in the day' there were lots of tracks recorded or finished off by individuals without all of them there).Vocal harmony wrote: Great set list brENsKi. But wouldn't they need to include the MIH album and possibly the forthcoming album, if it's released in time. .my caveat was "recorded together" no freddie/John excludes any new album, and no Freddie during the recording stage of MIH |
brENsKi 03.02.2014 11:23 |
yes. maybe ^^ but surely the proviso was that while ALL four were actively involved/alive then any "final" recording had to get past the "other three" - before being committed to vinyl - so the quality control is (at least) 50% less stringent and 200% more autocratic |