I'll start this.....

JJF
YGMR (YAWN)
IORR
T Dice
Ruby Tuesday
D&G
Respectable (vote winner) with special guest Tomoyasu Hotei (??)
HTW
Slipping Away (with Mick T)
BTMMR
Rambler (with Mick T)
Miss U
PIB
Shelter
SMU
Sympathy
B Sugar
YCAGWYW
"We'll meet again Tokyo"
Satisfaction.

From Ronnie's Twitter

"To celebrate 28 shows over the years at Tokyo Dome thanks Tokyo"

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BiBtYhaCQAEgbfk.jpg

LadyJane wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 4:58am:

I'll start this..... Respectable (vote winner) with special guest Tomoyasu Hotei (??)

this is someone I'm actually familiar with.

He's the guy who wrote and recorded "Battle without Honor or Humanity" which was the brilliant, iconic instrumental used in Tarantino's "Kill Bill Vol. 1"

http://vimeo.com/43935322

I'm sure most of you will know it instantly, once you hear it.

Considering what was rehearsed and the fact that it's the only stop on the tour that had multiple nights, the lack of variety and depth of song choices in Tokyo is pretty underwhelming.

No doubt the show was enjoyable for most people who went just one night, but nothing I've seen, read or heard so far is coming close to enticing me to get on a plane and travel to see any shows this summer.

..oh, and thanks again for doing the setlist!

Gazza wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 6:08am:

nothing I've seen, read or heard so far is coming close to enticing me to get on a plane and travel to see any shows this summer.

Bet ya will anyway.  :smilemick

Dont think so, in all honesty. Last year was pretty hectic and I figured that there werent going to be many concert trips (ie ones that involved flights and hotels) this year so I could take the opportunity to prioritise other things.

If they played an Irish show, I'd almost certainly go, but I wont be flying overseas. If there's a date in England its a slim possibility depending on the venue and prices. Stadiums dont appeal to me and paying £200-300 for a ticket is a non starter, especially to see 19-20 songs when the attraction is whether they MIGHT play one deep cut like 'Silver Train' that I havent heard before. I'm pleased that they appear to be playing well, but its just not something I've any desire to throw a lot of money at.

Thanks LJ for the setlist duties...one of these mornings I am going to wake up and be blown away by a setlist...I have faith...

Gazza wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 6:01am:

LadyJane wrote on Mar 6th, 2014 at 4:58am: I'll start this..... Respectable (vote winner) with special guest Tomoyasu Hotei (??) this is someone I'm actually familiar with. He's the guy who wrote and recorded "Battle without Honor or Humanity" which was the brilliant, iconic instrumental used in Tarantino's "Kill Bill Vol. 1" http://vimeo.com/43935322 I'm sure most of you will know it instantly, once you hear it.

A glimpse backstage at Tokyo Dome. Hotei and @RollingStones played the fantastic song "Respectable" together. pic.twitter.com/zwUsDAGNyY

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BiCjakLCYAAJ0Md.jpg

Poor Tokyo gets Omaha'ed

LadyJane wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 5:00am:

From Ronnie's Twitter "To celebrate 28 shows over the years at Tokyo Dome thanks Tokyo" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BiBtYhaCQAEgbfk.jpg

Wonderful pic. Thanks, LJ. It reminds us that musicians, rockers, artists, people, are part of a very big family, regardless of the past.

" Poor Tokyo gets Omaha'ed "


WHAT  .. ?!  :

http://www.grioo.com/images/rubriques/7/1005.jpg

boooring :)

marko wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 9:32am:

boooring :)

I'm in !!!

Gazza wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 6:08am:

Considering what was rehearsed and the fact that it's the only stop on the tour that had multiple nights, the lack of variety and depth of song choices in Tokyo is pretty underwhelming. No doubt the show was enjoyable for most people who went just one night, but nothing I've seen, read or heard so far is coming close to enticing me to get on a plane and travel to see any shows this summer.

We call it the Cruising Tour !!!

Gazza wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 6:08am:

... but nothing I've seen, read or heard so far is coming close to enticing me to get on a plane and travel to see any shows this summer.

Same here, Gazza. + 100 %

What a load of crap. These wanky set lists are all the more boring when you have this guy :smilemick standing on the sidelines. It's all about the music though, not the money  :nanker

gimmekeef wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 8:29am:

Poor Tokyo gets Omaha'ed

More like Hiroshima'd.

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 1:51pm:

gimmekeef wrote on Mar 6th, 2014 at 8:29am: Poor Tokyo gets Omaha'ed More like Hiroshima'd.

More like... fuku, shima later.

http://youtu.be/rppS3X6tI_I

Nice

riffkeither wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 9:57am:

Gazza wrote on Mar 6th, 2014 at 6:08am: Considering what was rehearsed and the fact that it's the only stop on the tour that had multiple nights, the lack of variety and depth of song choices in Tokyo is pretty underwhelming. No doubt the show was enjoyable for most people who went just one night, but nothing I've seen, read or heard so far is coming close to enticing me to get on a plane and travel to see any shows this summer. We call it the Cruising Tour !!!

Or the Tatoo YOUr wallet Tour

Photog Shigeru Toyama via iorr.org

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http://s16.postimg.org/vqkxe189x/RS_060314_A.jpg

Nevermind.................

KEITH'S STAGE CLOTHES ARE ASS.
SETLIST TOO.

MrPleasant wrote on Mar 6^th, 2014 at 8:55am:

LadyJane wrote on Mar 6th, 2014 at 5:00am: From Ronnie's Twitter "To celebrate 28 shows over the years at Tokyo Dome thanks Tokyo" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BiBtYhaCQAEgbfk.jpg Wonderful pic. Thanks, LJ. It reminds us that musicians, rockers, artists, people, are part of a very big family, regardless of the past.

It is a great pic but Ronnie and Mick T have always had a great relationship- at least from the outside looking in. I don't know how much the family title applies to the others though. The past that these two have has always been good.

How come we never see Mick, Keith & Charlie in backstage pics like these ?

Wouldn't you love to get Wood and Taylor together to share some Keith stories?

Night 3 available on dimeadozen :

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=484805

[quote="bye bye johnny from iorr"]
Departing Tokyo en route to Macau, March 7.

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Excellent shots.

So cool to see them on the move again.

We're getting the band back together!
I want my new Stones tune with hand claps in it.

I bet Ronnie's wife is having the time of her life on this tour!

From Bernard's FB page.

Who knew? Keith takes a "Selfie".

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a73/LadyJane1/1911739_10152228094220901_466706435_n.jpg

Funky shot.

Dear Old-hat Rolling Stones:

Not exactly "On Fire" in Japan, are we?  Why can't you mix up the list with stuff you've already rehearsed, like Silver Train and Till the Next Goodbye?  Why not essay something truly impressive, like Time Waits for No One?  It would help your image if you did these things unapologetically, without hemming and hawing about the "unfamiliarity" of the songs in the spoken intros.

Your Fan Forever,
Dave

PS: Time waits for no one, millionaire motherfuckers. Satisfaction, somebody said.  Maybe you feel we're easy to please - always at your feet when we're not at your throat, as somebody else said.

I was just thinking God Bless em. Looks like they are having a great time. Armchair quarterbacking is bullshit. Reports from those at the shows are stellar. So let's enjoy them while while we still have them.

Quoting a couple of posts I read elsewhere:

"Perhaps it is little difficult to get excited from thousands kilometers away, not much surprises 'on paper' (set lists) and there is not much material circulating to make judgments, but from the base of the reports by the people who actually were there, it seemingly was a very strong, and even touching concert, especially Jagger sounded like giving all of himself to the probably last Japanese concert of theirs. Sounded like a special night."

Another:

"Tokyo 3 was absolutely fantastic show. Mick had so much energy it was like he couldn't get it all out. They didn't want to stop playing!!! My god, the exchange between him and the audience was so strong. I'm the only one who saw that???
What's the point of endless set list talks while they have just performed their last gig in Japan, and did an incredible job.
From Brussels Affair to Tokyo 3 I have seen them so many times but Tokyo 3 was really special."

And lastly (this one puts the lump in my throat):

"People!!!

Tokyo 3 was the Stones saying bye bye to Japan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Forever!!!
The audience knew it, the Stones knew it. There was a something special in the air!!! Look at Mick on Brown Sugar!!! He cant get enough of it......"

its an excuse not to mix up a bit,its not their age,its just they are not willing to do so.

a) modern people are so stupid that even with internet access 24hours a day you don´t "find" anything else than satisfaction or 
start me up.

b) band has made allmost 500 songs,and this is what they come up?  look what they did in 1995-2003 period..great set lists and songs people haven´t heard in decades,,,like not fade away.

The first show of Voodoo Lounge, which I was at, had this as a set list and it was absolutely dynamite. Seven songs from the new album and three ballads in a row!!!!! By the way every one loved the show. This type of set list will never ever happen again:


1. Not Fade Away

2. Undercover of the Night 

3. Tumbling Dice 

4. Live with Me 

5. You Got Me Rocking 

6. Rocks Off 

7. Sparks Will Fly 

8. Shattered 

9. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 

10. Beast of Burden 

11. Memory Motel 

12. Out of Tears 

13. All Down the Line 

14. Hot Stuff 

15. I Can't Get Next to You 

16. Brand New Car 

17. Honky Tonk Women 

18. Before They Make Me Run

19. The Worst

20. Love Is Strong 

21. Monkey Man 

22. I Go Wild 

23. Start Me Up 

24. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It) 

25. Street Fighting Man 

26. Brown Sugar 

Encore:

27. Jumpin' Jack Flash

Holden wrote on Mar 7^th, 2014 at 6:38pm:

I bet Ronnie's wife is having the time of her life on this tour!

I'm not surprised. The last time she was probably abroad was on her high school ski-trip a couple of years ago.

http://www.rocksoff.org/headers/i4-leavingjapanforchina.jpg
Haneda Airport, Tokyo Japan, Japan - March 7, 2014 - © Jun Sato

Yes it's easy to armchair QB from the other side of the planet and I'm sure the show was good. But imagine if they just applied some of that energy into more songs. This is the last tour. Look back fondly on you catalog. By comparison, look at what Springsteen has done:
Since the Wrecking Ball LP was released in March of 2012, Bruce has played 3,831 songs live. That’s approx two weeks of live music.

I'm armchair-quarterbacking from listening to the ROIO, which is hardly worth the hard drive space.

If JJF on March 6 sounded like that in any other year, people would be clamoring for a speed/pitch-corrected torrent.

Get on the stick, willya, Stones?  The little I heard of Dubai held more promise.  I'm thinking you were better at Altamont than in Japan.  I'm not sure you've been great since Glastonbury, where you were, indisputably, superlative.  But lately, to rights somebody ought to smash you with his guitar and holler, Get off my stage, fuckers.

I amended my previous post above this one to be more exact, which at this time means more acerbic. 

nankerphelge wrote on Mar 7^th, 2014 at 5:03pm:

Excellent shots. So cool to see them on the move again.

So glad they are not in those carts for the fat and disabled


What is up with Taylor? Did someone tell him they were taking a greyhound bus to Macau??

Voo ....................................



Is that Georgia May  ?!   :


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Paranoid Android wrote on Mar 8^th, 2014 at 7:08pm:

nankerphelge wrote on Mar 7th, 2014 at 5:03pm: Excellent shots. So cool to see them on the move again. So glad they are not in those carts for the fat and disabled What is up with Taylor? Did someone tell him they were taking a greyhound bus to Macau??

He's waiting on his royalty check to get some new duds. :blankfriggingstare1

Gazza wrote on Mar 8^th, 2014 at 3:24pm:

Holden wrote on Mar 7th, 2014 at 6:38pm: I bet Ronnie's wife is having the time of her life on this tour! I'm not surprised. The last time she was probably abroad was on her high school ski-trip a couple of years ago.

She's not a broad...she's a lady...