I've got to imagine that the songs dropped from the US tour won't be coming back (with the possible exception of '39). The songs still being played during the 2006 US tour most likely to be dropped, I'd say, are:
Reachin' Out
Fat Bottomed Girls
I'm in Love with My Car
Last Horizon
Bad Company
Dragon Attack
These Are the Days of Our Lives
Under Pressure
The Show Must Go On
As an aside, I do hope that if they bring BoRhap back, they find a new way to do it. Playing the Freddie video again would kind of ruin the mood, honestly. The last tour was about hearing the music one more time, acknowledging change, and remembering those we had lost. This tour, I expect, will be more about a new beginning--and setting the climax of the show with something so emotional as hearing Freddie sing BoRhap for us from beyond the grave...it wouldn't be right.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Thunderbolt<br><h6>Courtesy of God wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I've got to imagine that the songs dropped from the US tour won't be coming back (with the possible exception of '39). The songs still being played during the 2006 US tour most likely to be dropped, I'd say, are:
Reachin' Out
Fat Bottomed Girls
I'm in Love with My Car
Last Horizon
Bad Company
Dragon Attack
These Are the Days of Our Lives
Under Pressure
The Show Must Go On
As an aside, I do hope that if they bring BoRhap back, they find a new way to do it. Playing the Freddie video again would kind of ruin the mood, honestly. The last tour was about hearing the music one more time, acknowledging change, and remembering those we had lost. This tour, I expect, will be more about a new beginning--and setting the climax of the show with something so emotional as hearing Freddie sing BoRhap for us from beyond the grave...it wouldn't be right.[/QUOTE]
I agree on Bo Rhap. I actually hope they'd drop Bo Rhap. Or maybe play only some parts of it as part of a medley. I think Brian did an exellent job on BTTL tour when he connected the heavy section of Bo Rhap with Resurrection. Something like that would be great.
I don't think they'll drop TSMGO, though. It makes such a powerful finale. Also, Roger probably wants his share of the spotlight too, so he'll be singing some of his songs. So, I don't think they'll drop both IILWMC and TATDOOL. Otoh, maybe Roger will sing some new songs instead of these old favourites.
Reachin' Out
Fat Bottomed Girls
I'm in Love with My Car
Last Horizon
Bad Company
Dragon Attack
These Are the Days of Our Lives
Under Pressure
The Show Must Go On
As an aside, I do hope that if they bring BoRhap back, they find a new way to do it. Playing the Freddie video again would kind of ruin the mood, honestly. The last tour was about hearing the music one more time, acknowledging change, and remembering those we had lost. This tour, I expect, will be more about a new beginning--and setting the climax of the show with something so emotional as hearing Freddie sing BoRhap for us from beyond the grave...it wouldn't be right.[/QUOTE]
I agree on Bo Rhap. I actually hope they'd drop Bo Rhap. Or maybe play only some parts of it as part of a medley. I think Brian did an exellent job on BTTL tour when he connected the heavy section of Bo Rhap with Resurrection. Something like that would be great.
I don't think they'll drop TSMGO, though. It makes such a powerful finale. Also, Roger probably wants his share of the spotlight too, so he'll be singing some of his songs. So, I don't think they'll drop both IILWMC and TATDOOL. Otoh, maybe Roger will sing some new songs instead of these old favourites.
or... "My new purple shoes, Bin amazin' the people next door..."
AWW... :D
AWW... :D
I hope the next tour will have those on the setlist:
Dancer (what a concert opener!)
Don´t Try Suicide
Man on The Prowl
Delilah
Medley: Body Language/Mustapha/Pain is so close to pleasure/Rain Must Fall
Put out the Fire
Cool cat (Sung by John Deacon)
With this setlist, Queen would finally hit the news worldwide after all these years
Dancer (what a concert opener!)
Don´t Try Suicide
Man on The Prowl
Delilah
Medley: Body Language/Mustapha/Pain is so close to pleasure/Rain Must Fall
Put out the Fire
Cool cat (Sung by John Deacon)
With this setlist, Queen would finally hit the news worldwide after all these years
Just play "The Call" ten times in a row.
Maybe if they do it enough, people will remember that hand gesture Brian tried to teach them during that one time they played it.
"Are you ready for the call? No no, look closely... see, I'm dialling with my hands....." (dials invisible phone) "Come on people, work with me. This could be bigger than Radio Ga-Ga".
Maybe if they do it enough, people will remember that hand gesture Brian tried to teach them during that one time they played it.
"Are you ready for the call? No no, look closely... see, I'm dialling with my hands....." (dials invisible phone) "Come on people, work with me. This could be bigger than Radio Ga-Ga".
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Just play "The Call" ten times in a row.
Maybe if they do it enough, people will remember that hand gesture Brian tried to teach them during that one time they played it.
"Are you ready for the call? No no, look closely... see, I'm dialling with my hands....." (dials invisible phone) "Come on people, work with me. This could be bigger than Radio Ga-Ga".[/QUOTE]
lmao!
I'd like to see some stuff from Innuendo :)
Maybe if they do it enough, people will remember that hand gesture Brian tried to teach them during that one time they played it.
"Are you ready for the call? No no, look closely... see, I'm dialling with my hands....." (dials invisible phone) "Come on people, work with me. This could be bigger than Radio Ga-Ga".[/QUOTE]
lmao!
I'd like to see some stuff from Innuendo :)
spread your wings?
I think they should drop Bo Rap completley, it was nice for the last tour but some songs should remain Freddie's and Freddie's only, that one in particular. They will pick songs with Paul's voice in mind probably. I wonder if they will play any of Paul's own songs from Free or Bad Company?
I would wote for Innuendo but since their not playing even close to scandinavia, I really don´t give a shit what they play.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Thunderbolt wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I've got to imagine that the songs dropped from the US tour won't be coming back (with the possible exception of '39). The songs still being played during the 2006 US tour most likely to be dropped, I'd say, are:
Reachin' Out
Fat Bottomed Girls
I'm in Love with My Car
Last Horizon
Bad Company
Dragon Attack
These Are the Days of Our Lives
Under Pressure
The Show Must Go On
As an aside, I do hope that if they bring BoRhap back, they find a new way to do it. Playing the Freddie video again would kind of ruin the mood, honestly. The last tour was about hearing the music one more time, acknowledging change, and remembering those we had lost. This tour, I expect, will be more about a new beginning--and setting the climax of the show with something so emotional as hearing Freddie sing BoRhap for us from beyond the grave...it wouldn't be right.[/QUOTE]
I would appreciate if they'd keep the following songs from the 2006 NA tour:
- All Right Now
- Another One Bites The Dust
- Bad Company
- Can't Get Enough
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love
- Dragon Attack
- Feel Like Makin' Love
- Hammer To Fall (slow/fast)
- Love Of My Life
- Take Love
- The Show Must Go On
- We Are The Champions
I would also appreciate if they'd bring back:
- Fire And Water
- I Want It All
- Seagull
- Too Much Love Will Kill You
- Wishing Well
For sure they put on some new songs from the forthcoming album, most probably adding PR's Warboys, which i do quite like.
Songs i'd definately like them to drop if not already permanently dropped in 2006:
- A Kind Of Magic
- I Want To Break Free
- I'm In Love With My Car
- Radio Ga Ga
- Reachin' Out
- Rock'N'Roll Fantasy
- These Are The Days Of Our Lives
- Tie Your Mother Down
- Under Pressure
I'm quite afraid they'll also drop Fat-Bottomed Girls, which worked quite well, but i'm afraid they'll have to drop some more songs to bring in new ones.
So if there's something [realistic] left I'd like them to add besides new material:
- Bijou (at least some guitar bits of it could be inserted between the Guitar Solo and Last Horizon)
- Breakthru (never played live yet, but would suit Roger, i think)
- Heaven For Everyone
- I Can't Live With You (never played live yet, but Paul should be able to handle that one)
- It's Late (i guess this has been the most favoured song not played since first QPR live rumours had arisen back in 2004)
- Princes Of The Universe (never played live yet, but would be a real great opener)
And please NO Freddie-Tapes this time, that would be too blasphemic. If they're gonna do BoRhap then only part of it in an old-fashioned medley like the ones Queen did during the mid-seventies. Lately i tried combining the following: Somebody To Love / Killer Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody / Don't Stop Me Now which worked quite well. Leaves only the question if Paul could handle all of those.
Reachin' Out
Fat Bottomed Girls
I'm in Love with My Car
Last Horizon
Bad Company
Dragon Attack
These Are the Days of Our Lives
Under Pressure
The Show Must Go On
As an aside, I do hope that if they bring BoRhap back, they find a new way to do it. Playing the Freddie video again would kind of ruin the mood, honestly. The last tour was about hearing the music one more time, acknowledging change, and remembering those we had lost. This tour, I expect, will be more about a new beginning--and setting the climax of the show with something so emotional as hearing Freddie sing BoRhap for us from beyond the grave...it wouldn't be right.[/QUOTE]
I would appreciate if they'd keep the following songs from the 2006 NA tour:
- All Right Now
- Another One Bites The Dust
- Bad Company
- Can't Get Enough
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love
- Dragon Attack
- Feel Like Makin' Love
- Hammer To Fall (slow/fast)
- Love Of My Life
- Take Love
- The Show Must Go On
- We Are The Champions
I would also appreciate if they'd bring back:
- Fire And Water
- I Want It All
- Seagull
- Too Much Love Will Kill You
- Wishing Well
For sure they put on some new songs from the forthcoming album, most probably adding PR's Warboys, which i do quite like.
Songs i'd definately like them to drop if not already permanently dropped in 2006:
- A Kind Of Magic
- I Want To Break Free
- I'm In Love With My Car
- Radio Ga Ga
- Reachin' Out
- Rock'N'Roll Fantasy
- These Are The Days Of Our Lives
- Tie Your Mother Down
- Under Pressure
I'm quite afraid they'll also drop Fat-Bottomed Girls, which worked quite well, but i'm afraid they'll have to drop some more songs to bring in new ones.
So if there's something [realistic] left I'd like them to add besides new material:
- Bijou (at least some guitar bits of it could be inserted between the Guitar Solo and Last Horizon)
- Breakthru (never played live yet, but would suit Roger, i think)
- Heaven For Everyone
- I Can't Live With You (never played live yet, but Paul should be able to handle that one)
- It's Late (i guess this has been the most favoured song not played since first QPR live rumours had arisen back in 2004)
- Princes Of The Universe (never played live yet, but would be a real great opener)
And please NO Freddie-Tapes this time, that would be too blasphemic. If they're gonna do BoRhap then only part of it in an old-fashioned medley like the ones Queen did during the mid-seventies. Lately i tried combining the following: Somebody To Love / Killer Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody / Don't Stop Me Now which worked quite well. Leaves only the question if Paul could handle all of those.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Matías wrote: [/QUOTENAME]A few songs I'd like to hear on this tour are:
Long Away.
Heaven For Everyone.
Too Much Love Will Kill You.
Movin' On (Bad Company)
Sail Away Sweet Sister.
Save Me.
Heavy Load (Free)
No one But You (Only the Good Die Young)
[/QUOTE]
Movin' On was played at the soundcheck at St. Paul, MN... so at least they know it! (they started in the original key, stopped, dropped it one, and did the whole thing.) And Brian remembered some of Long Away in Japan...
I do agree that It's Late has Paul written all over it.
Long Away.
Heaven For Everyone.
Too Much Love Will Kill You.
Movin' On (Bad Company)
Sail Away Sweet Sister.
Save Me.
Heavy Load (Free)
No one But You (Only the Good Die Young)
[/QUOTE]
Movin' On was played at the soundcheck at St. Paul, MN... so at least they know it! (they started in the original key, stopped, dropped it one, and did the whole thing.) And Brian remembered some of Long Away in Japan...
I do agree that It's Late has Paul written all over it.
drop tie your mother down? me thinks not, a now i'm here revival would be good providing roger can still do it, he commented it knackered him out on the magic tour ha
"Heavy Load - Free".
Lol.
Lol.
Moved to QPR tour forum
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Moved to QPR tour forum[/QUOTE]
Are you sure ? :)
Are you sure ? :)