Toronto 2010

nice videos, thanks.



Seems James his approach at the beginning of Search... he now plays two short rhythm parts
instead of that slide-up

Anybody knows the setlist?

I found this on Spinner.com:

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And at the end, not even the slipshod (albeit first-ever live) delivery of the downer ballad 'No Sense of Crime,' which Pop described as about the "misery of my youth....and yours" could kill the buzz.

Ending with 'No Fun' was a little ironic, don't you think?

Yeah, he said they were gonna play a song that they had never played live before. Pretty cool. I was a little bummed out that they didn't play Johanna.

Here are the songs I can remember (not in order):
Raw Power
Kill City
Shake Appeal
1970
Funhouse
Loose
Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell
Death Trip
Gimmie Danger
Search and Destroy
I wanna be your Dog
No Fun
No Sense of Crime
Beyond the Law
Cock In My Pocket
Open Up and Bleed

Pretty sure thats it....

A review and some pictures
Link

Thanks so much Studioguy and Stooges for the video clips. The band sound more confident than previous stuff I've seen. I think the stooges in 2010 is the reunion by which all other reunions should be messured. Iggy is sounding great and James Williamson's playing has really hit a stride. Scott and Mike sound powerful as usual. Can't wait to see the Boston show in August.

This is the coolest music forum around.........

kaiserken wrote:

This is the coolest music forum around.........

No doubt!!

They do sound great!! Hopefully I can make Chicago.

I was there second row from the front center stage for all of one and a half songs before the sheer violence of the crowd forced me to literally fight my way against the reckless surge of the crowd. It was the most intense shows I have ever been to and when the crowd surfers were falling over my head and the crowd was crushing me against my girlfriend until she was red in the face I realized I would have to retreat to the perifery to actually appreciate the music and not mearly revel in the energy it created . At the end of the show, when Iggy stood alone on stage after the band had left, listening to the crowd chant his name, I wondered what he was thinking but what I knew was that it takes a band with 40 years of history to channel a force as overwhelming as the one that turned the casual fan into a soldier entering harm's way in the pursuit of pleasure.

Videos:

no fun? crazy....james certainly seems to be a good sport about playing Ron songs.

Yeah I was standing in the front row and now I walk with a limp LOL! It was so sick when the people were chanting " NOW I WANNA BE YOUR DOG"

I will upload videos soon

sweet_sixteen wrote:

I was there second row from the front center stage for all of one and a half songs before the sheer violence of the crowd forced me to literally fight my way against the reckless surge of the crowd. It was the most intense shows I have ever been to and when the crowd surfers were falling over my head and the crowd was crushing me against my girlfriend until she was red in the face I realized I would have to retreat to the perifery to actually appreciate the music and not mearly revel in the energy it created . At the end of the show, when Iggy stood alone on stage after the band had left, listening to the crowd chant his name, I wondered what he was thinking but what I knew was that it takes a band with 40 years of history to channel a force as overwhelming as the one that turned the casual fan into a soldier entering harm's way in the pursuit of pleasure.

Hey sweet_sixteen I don't know if you saw me or not but I was standing on the crowd Iggy style when they started playing 1970. Security made me get down

There's a really high quality clip of "Raw Power" here:

http://www.nowtoronto.com/video/story.cfm?content=175560

holy shit, motherfucking epic...
...i have tix for chicago, i wonder if that pit will be as crazy?
..an epic setlist, but, i agree, i would've loved johanna (instead of no sense or beyond the law)