[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Socialist drummer?
As far as I'm concerned Roger has constantly mentioned that he despises the left and the right. More particularly both extremes of the political spectrum.
Brian makes political criticism without taking sides, and seems rather non-partisan.
John wouldn't even open his mouth for music matters... leave alone politics.
...and Freddie tried as much as he could to stay away from having politics involved his music.[/QUOTE]
Have you ever listened to the album "Happiness?"? That one's got socialism written all over it.
If you read the posts on Brian's Soap Box regarding the world, all of them are libertarian.
John was a-political, as was Freddie, as you yourself said in your post.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black>Dennis Daja<h6>QZs God wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Okey, a little idea. Think of your rock concert with several guests (like Woodstock), think bout their setlist. And it all has to be possible! You can't let like Queen play Innuendo in 1987.
But you CAN let Queen play in 1989, although they stopped touring. But you can't let artists perform when their already dead :-P.
Okey My idea:
Hyde Park 1970
Again a view days of pease and a protest concert against the war in Vietnam. Artists may decide themselves how many songs they want to play.
Day one:
The Doors
01. Twentieth Century Fox
02. People Are Strange
03. Tell All The People
04. Soft Parade
05. Alabama Song
06. Light My Fire
Jethro Tull
07. A Song For Jeffrey
Janis Joplin
08. Work Me Lord
Janis Joplin & Jimi Hendrix
09. Summertime
Jimi Hendrix
10. Wild Thing
11. Voodoo Child
12. The Star Spangled Banner
13. Hey Joe
14. Improvisation
15. Little Wing
16. Purple Haze
Jimi Hendrix & Bob Dylan
17. All Along The Watchtower
Bob Dylan
18. Subterranean Homesick Blues
19. She Belongs to Me
20. Maggie's Farm
21. Love Minus Zero
22. Outlaw Blues
23. On the Road Again
24. Bob Dylan's 115th Dream
25. Mr. Tambourine Man
26. Gates of Eden
27. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
28. It's All over Now, Baby Blue
29. Like a Rolling Stone
30. Tombstone Blues
31. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
32. From a Buick 6
33. Ballad of a Thin Man
34. Queen Jane Approximately
35. Highway 61 Revisited
36. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
37. Desolation Row
38. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
39. Pledging My Time
40. Visions of Johanna
41. One of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
42. I Want You
43. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
44. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
45. Just Like a Woman
46. Most Likely You Go You Way (And I'll Go Mine)
47. Temporary Like Achilles
48. Absolutely Sweet Marie
49. 4th Time Around
50. Obviously 5 Believers
51. Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
52. The Times They Are A Changin'
53. Masters of War
Bob Dylan with Janis Joplin
54. It Ain't Me Babe
55. Blowin' In The Wind
End of day one
Day Two:
David Bowie
01. Love You Till Tuesday
02. When I Live My Dream
03. Janine
04. When I'm Five
05. Space Oddity
The Rolling Stones
06. Gimme Shelter
07. Mothers Little Helper
08. Love In Vain
09. Paint it Black
10. Parachute Woman
11. Jumping Jack Flash
12. Ruby Tuesday
13. Time Is On My Side
14. Route 66
15. 2000 Light Years From Home
16. Honky Tonk Woman
17. Sympathy For The Devil
18. You Can't Always get What You Want
19. (I Can't get No) Satisfaction
Led Zeppelin
20. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
21. Communication Breakdown
22. Moby Dick
23. Thank You
24. Whole Lotta Love
Elvis Presly
25. Hound Dog
26. Wooden Heart
27. Guitar Man
28. Blue Sued Shoes
29. Love Me Tender
30. Suspicious Minds
31. Are you Lonesome Tonight?
32. Crying In The Chapel
33. Devil in Disguise
34. return The Sender
35. Blue Moon
36. Can't Help Falling In Love
37. You Where Always On My Mind
38. Jailhouse Rock
39. My Way
Pink Floyd
40. Astronomy Domine
41. Instellar overdrive
42. Careful With that Axe Eugene
43. A Saucerful of Secrets
44. Cymbaline
45. green Is The Colour
46. Scarecrow
47. Apples And Oranges
48. Set The Controls For The Heart Of the Sun
49. Atom Heart Mother
End of day two
The final day, day three
Cream
01. Sunshine of Your Love
02. Badger
03. Crossroads
04. White Room
05. Swlabr
06. Born Under a Bad Sign
07. Spoonful
08. Tales of Brave Ulysses
09. Strange Brew
10. I Feel Free
Jerry Lee Lewis:
11. the Great Balls Of Fire
The Who
12. Substitute
13. A Quick One While He's Away
14. Magic Bus
15. I Can't Explain
16. The Kids Are Allright
17. Happy Jack
18. My Generation
19. Overture
20
But you CAN let Queen play in 1989, although they stopped touring. But you can't let artists perform when their already dead :-P.
Okey My idea:
Hyde Park 1970
Again a view days of pease and a protest concert against the war in Vietnam. Artists may decide themselves how many songs they want to play.
Day one:
The Doors
01. Twentieth Century Fox
02. People Are Strange
03. Tell All The People
04. Soft Parade
05. Alabama Song
06. Light My Fire
Jethro Tull
07. A Song For Jeffrey
Janis Joplin
08. Work Me Lord
Janis Joplin & Jimi Hendrix
09. Summertime
Jimi Hendrix
10. Wild Thing
11. Voodoo Child
12. The Star Spangled Banner
13. Hey Joe
14. Improvisation
15. Little Wing
16. Purple Haze
Jimi Hendrix & Bob Dylan
17. All Along The Watchtower
Bob Dylan
18. Subterranean Homesick Blues
19. She Belongs to Me
20. Maggie's Farm
21. Love Minus Zero
22. Outlaw Blues
23. On the Road Again
24. Bob Dylan's 115th Dream
25. Mr. Tambourine Man
26. Gates of Eden
27. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
28. It's All over Now, Baby Blue
29. Like a Rolling Stone
30. Tombstone Blues
31. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
32. From a Buick 6
33. Ballad of a Thin Man
34. Queen Jane Approximately
35. Highway 61 Revisited
36. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
37. Desolation Row
38. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
39. Pledging My Time
40. Visions of Johanna
41. One of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
42. I Want You
43. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
44. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
45. Just Like a Woman
46. Most Likely You Go You Way (And I'll Go Mine)
47. Temporary Like Achilles
48. Absolutely Sweet Marie
49. 4th Time Around
50. Obviously 5 Believers
51. Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
52. The Times They Are A Changin'
53. Masters of War
Bob Dylan with Janis Joplin
54. It Ain't Me Babe
55. Blowin' In The Wind
End of day one
Day Two:
David Bowie
01. Love You Till Tuesday
02. When I Live My Dream
03. Janine
04. When I'm Five
05. Space Oddity
The Rolling Stones
06. Gimme Shelter
07. Mothers Little Helper
08. Love In Vain
09. Paint it Black
10. Parachute Woman
11. Jumping Jack Flash
12. Ruby Tuesday
13. Time Is On My Side
14. Route 66
15. 2000 Light Years From Home
16. Honky Tonk Woman
17. Sympathy For The Devil
18. You Can't Always get What You Want
19. (I Can't get No) Satisfaction
Led Zeppelin
20. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
21. Communication Breakdown
22. Moby Dick
23. Thank You
24. Whole Lotta Love
Elvis Presly
25. Hound Dog
26. Wooden Heart
27. Guitar Man
28. Blue Sued Shoes
29. Love Me Tender
30. Suspicious Minds
31. Are you Lonesome Tonight?
32. Crying In The Chapel
33. Devil in Disguise
34. return The Sender
35. Blue Moon
36. Can't Help Falling In Love
37. You Where Always On My Mind
38. Jailhouse Rock
39. My Way
Pink Floyd
40. Astronomy Domine
41. Instellar overdrive
42. Careful With that Axe Eugene
43. A Saucerful of Secrets
44. Cymbaline
45. green Is The Colour
46. Scarecrow
47. Apples And Oranges
48. Set The Controls For The Heart Of the Sun
49. Atom Heart Mother
End of day two
The final day, day three
Cream
01. Sunshine of Your Love
02. Badger
03. Crossroads
04. White Room
05. Swlabr
06. Born Under a Bad Sign
07. Spoonful
08. Tales of Brave Ulysses
09. Strange Brew
10. I Feel Free
Jerry Lee Lewis:
11. the Great Balls Of Fire
The Who
12. Substitute
13. A Quick One While He's Away
14. Magic Bus
15. I Can't Explain
16. The Kids Are Allright
17. Happy Jack
18. My Generation
19. Overture
20
...But seriously;
Dylan is one of the most influential singers of our time. He has sounded very different throughout his career. Ofcourse you don't have to like him, but don't think he can't sing. Oh, he can...
If you're interesting in this diversity I would recommend:
Sweetheart like you - from INFIDELS
John Brown - from Bob Dylan Unplugged
Tangled up in Blue - from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
Not Dark Yet - from TIME OUT OF MIND
Dylan is one of the most influential singers of our time. He has sounded very different throughout his career. Ofcourse you don't have to like him, but don't think he can't sing. Oh, he can...
If you're interesting in this diversity I would recommend:
Sweetheart like you - from INFIDELS
John Brown - from Bob Dylan Unplugged
Tangled up in Blue - from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
Not Dark Yet - from TIME OUT OF MIND