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Ok, the show is up and running again

The song vote for this show is between the following :


Out of Control
When the Whip Comes Down
You Got Me Rocking      ::)
Respectable



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I'm excited!

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At least 2-3 major surprises at this afternoon's rehearsal at the stadium  ;)

Gazza wrote on Jun 19^th, 2019 at 6:05pm:

At least 2-3 major surprises at this afternoon's rehearsal at the stadium  ;)

Anti-Spoiler:
They did NOT play Miss You

Thats the 4th surprise!  ;D ;D ;D

Ladies and gentleman, we've done it. Here we are mission accomplished. We stand upon the precipice of destiny. We are in uncharted territories, sailing off the edge of the world. You're either with us or you are against us. All enemies lists have been erased. Have fun, be safe and let your Stones flag fly! God bless us all.

By the look of things, we may be getting an acoustic mini-set (possibly on a b-stage or on the extended part of the stage which goes out into the middle of the field).

Maybe a good idea to let Mick get his energy back in shows which in many cases will take place in very high temperatures.

Ronnie alludes to it in this new interview, which contains possible setlist spoilers

https://www.citynews1130.com/2019/06/20/we-thank-our-lucky-stars-rolling-stones-ronnie-wood-on-jaggers-return/?fbclid=IwAR2HvFu4QzvTdXezuOnZjwmZlWGzsG67EoBi95PeoD5gpPL2ewaol5GmtBY

From facebook

A brief clip of Mick onstage at Soldier Field today strumming a few chords from what sounds like 'Sad Sad Sad'

https://www.facebook.com/eduarda.orleans.73/videos/465578547559385/UzpfSTEwMDAwMDE2ODE1NzAwMDoyODE0MTQ0MTY1MjY3ODI4/?stype=lo&jlou=AfeH_JeYhA0OcFT4437GNhp-JAq744Pr74KeHi91sUC8p1VFHmKy_a8iPQOX6ksSWvvvgj5rgu8kKWAyXzUTql1hMa8g0clovSE11hgGNJ2AXw&smuh=20507&lh=Ac9xH6voQqWQx8ox

I think recreational weed is legal in Chicago now, no?

I seem to remember calling it a B stage when I saw the seating charts. It looks like I was right.

Those chords are not Sad Sad Sad...he's riffing in open G. How I Wish is in there along with Street Fighting Man. Open G is so fun and you always end up hitting some Stones licks in there.

Bernard Fowler of The Rolling Stones came to visit us today. Deep dig on Keith, Mick, Ronnie Wood, House Music, salsa and much more.
Listen tomorrow on WGN Plus. Thanks to Bernard, Sammy Martino, Krista Flores and Jill Richmond.
Bernard and friends will play at 8:30 pm June 22 at Martyr’s in Chicago.

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Poor man eyes a rich man
Denigrates his property
A rich man eyes a poor man
And envies his simplicity

Chances of rain have diminished considerable...good for Chicago...

Chicago was where they played She Was Hot the first time I think...

I wish you all the best, I hope we meet again
In a cold Chicago ni-ay-ay-ay-ight

Anyone have 2 extra tickets?
I have just finished everything I need to do and I am getting the itch...might take one of my Glimmer Twins...anyone? Any extra LDs...miracles...transfers...or otherwise...

PM me please...

EDIT 1:30 pm:  Flights are full due to the severe storms from last evening. No Chicago opener for me.

Maybe Tuesday...let me know, just one ticket though!!

One Hit With My Brolly?  (Nah.)

Laddies, You're A Fool To Vie. Surely they're over that, even if was mostly an act to begin with.

The only wind in the city will be Bernard trumping briefly before he goes on stage.


Happy Happy Day.

Rev?


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They soundchecked YGMR.

The other fanvote options were Respectable, When the Whip Comes Down and Out of Control.

Who is voting for this one ffs?  >:(

Gazza wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 4:51pm:

They soundchecked YGMR. The other fanvote options were Respectable, When the Whip Comes Down and Out of Control. Who is voting for this one ffs?  >:(

Thoughts...if the vote actually swung that way...its interesting that they are actually listening to the votes...
They did rehearse OOC at the stadium yesterday or day before...which I just assumed was the vote "winner".

Weather currently 66F degrees and 15% chance rain at 9pm...a bit higher at 11pm

Any Lucky Dip stories out there??

Who was lucky...who was not...was it worth your 29.50 plus tax and fees?

Wishing y'all the best!!

Hi all. I'm alive. Sort of well... lol
Miss me?
I miss you.
tons!
I'm in Texas, make me go to a show.

Welcome back, yes we miss you and many others that now we see in commercial social networks

Now some from our friend Alex from our message board in Spanish

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WARNING; If these guys do a periscope just listen, do NOT try to watch or you will puke in seconds, they move like Jagger

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Flying out Sunday for Tuesday's show!

GRRReat lotsajizz! Keep us informed

Hello all. Good to be here. Good to be anywhere. So we're doing this again, huh?

Every motherfucker in that stadium better give the band a welcome like they've never seen or heard. On your feet fuckers!

Riffhard wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 7:39pm:

Hello all. Good to be here. Good to be anywhere. So we're doing this again, huh?

RIFFY & PDOG!!!!!

Welcome back!

There was no way i was not gonna be here tonight! Good to see you G!

Riffy

Stones are on stage - Street Fighting Man!!!

I'm tuned into a feed on Periscope and they sound perfect.

Jesus Christ...a weaving guitar solo between Ronnie and Keef on Sad, Sad, Sad. It's amazing.

If yer looking for the baddest band in all the land, look no further.

LOL the setlist is all over! Since the fans in the show won't see anything on the net while there I'm going to post it...


WARNING SPOILER ALERT - Full setlist

I don't post it as a picture, just click and watch

http://www.rocksoff.org/headers2019/i9-setlistchicago1.JPG

THanks to Rogerriffin

Street Flight, eh

Um...clicking that link exposes someone's cell phone number.

You Got Me Rockin

Steel Wheels wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 9:12pm:

Um...clicking that link exposes someone's cell phone number.

Thanks, already removed

I'm glad to be of help

Angie
Dead Flowers

Im watching on periscope Jimbotx

Watch iive here

https://www.facebook.com/ari.lebowitz.5/videos/10103030991236366/

Wow! Keith is turned way up!

Riffy

There were two setlists planned, one in case of rain and the one we have now,

The encore is not in that setlist but it will be GS&S

What the hell is that, Belushi's old bee suit?

WELCOME BACK!!

1.      Street fighting man
2.      Let's spend the night together
3.      Tumbling dice
4.      Sad, sad, sad
5.      You got me rocking (web choice)
6.      You can't always get what you want
7.      Angie
8.      Dead flowers
9.      Sympathy for the devil
10.      Honky tonk woman
11.      You got the silver (Keith)
12.      Before they made me run (Keith)
13.      Miss you
14.      Paint it black
15.      Midnight rambler
16.      Start me up
17.      Jumpin' Jack flash
18.      Brown sugar
19.      Gimme shelter (encore)
20.      Satisfaction (encore)

Man I love this band. Great set!

Pix by Kevin Mazur

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The reconceptualization of Sympathy as a pleasant, mid-tempo, mid-show shuffle needs some work.  Tonight was the Radio City Music Hall version.  Show takes a dive starting with Dead Flowers -- hope it picks up.  Seems a mistake also to sacrifice IORR for LSTNT.

I know -- SHUT UP!

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Soldier Field, Chicago - 21 June 2019 © Kevin Mazur

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Gracias Rogerriffin

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Good morning, y'all!
I just crawled in from the show.

One word:  Amazing

I sent LJ some pix - they aren't anywhere as good as Mr Mazur's - I'd post them now, but I'm too damn tired.  Need to rest up for round 2 on Tuesday...  8-)

Hope everyone's doing well and can get to one of these shows this time around.  I witnessed a fricken miracle -  Jagger still 'has it'.  Noticeably, a little slower, and used the guitar more often than before, but God Bless that man!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceE2qOFFBas

Nice to see some old faces back. Dont be strangers.

Great to see the Stones back and Mick looking as well as ever.

Some people reporting that Keith hardly moved all night, although he played great. Maybe hes feeling a little under the weather? 

The acoustic b-stage mini-set is a nice departure. Interesting that they had an 'alternate' setlist (which omitted that part of  the show) in case the weather was bad. Presumably they'll have similar plans for the rest of the tour.

Just I'm ready to smack a bitch!

parmeda wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 1:13am:

Good morning, y'all! I just crawled in from the show. One word:  Amazing I sent LJ some pix - they aren't anywhere as good as Mr Mazur's - I'd post them now, but I'm too damn tired.  Need to rest up for round 2 on Tuesday...  8-) Hope everyone's doing well and can get to one of these shows this time around.  I witnessed a fricken miracle -  Jagger still 'has it'.  Noticeably, a little slower, and used the guitar more often than before, but God Bless that man!

Totally forgot you were from Chicago area...so glad the dates didst mess with your plans...glad you enjoyed it!

Gazza wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 6:49am:

Interesting that they had an 'alternate' setlist (which omitted that part of  the show) in case the weather was bad. Presumably they'll have similar plans for the rest of the tour.

The B-Stage Plan-B...a needed tool for Monsoon Season...can  you imagine if these shows dropped to 15 or 16 songs for rain? Glad someone is thinking this rescheduling thing thru.

parmeda wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 1:13am:

Good morning, y'all! I just crawled in from the show. One word:  Amazing I sent LJ some pix - they aren't anywhere as good as Mr Mazur's - I'd post them now, but I'm too damn tired.  Need to rest up for round 2 on Tuesday...  8-) Hope everyone's doing well and can get to one of these shows this time around.  I witnessed a fricken miracle -  Jagger still 'has it'.  Noticeably, a little slower, and used the guitar more often than before, but God Bless that man!

Thank you for the phone call Pam! There is nothing like hearing those 6 magic words "Ladies and Gentleman, The Rolling Stones". And SFM sounds great in spot 1 and was the perfect choice for last night's opening song.

When I saw the setlist, I was less than thrilled but the videos, reports and pics are definitely giving me the (((( TINGLE )))). This band is amazing and we remain the luckiest fans in rock n roll.

Nice to be back here too but where else would we all go. There's no place like home and Rocks Off will always be my favorite asylum.

Gazza - we'll miss you and the gang in Jacksonville and New Orleans!

In this day and age of Internet access, I am so happy that people periscoped, youtubed and facebooked the live show, and I watched almost the entire night although the sound was not as good it still was great! So happy for MICK and the boys!

https://chicago.suntimes.com/entertainment-and-culture/2019/6/22/18713098/rolling-stones-review-soldier-field-mick-jagger-in-top-form-greatest-hits?GFy0622

Mick Jagger in top form as Rolling Stones kick off tour at Soldier Field

Jagger was a whirling dervish on the expansive, no-gimmicks stage, getting in more miles than a marathoner as he took full advantage of an 80-foot-or-so runway leading to a smaller auxiliary stage.

By Jeff Johnson | For the Sun-Times  Jun 22, 2019, 6:48am CDT


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Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones perform as they resume their No Filter Tour North American Tour at Soldier Field on June 21, 2019 in Chicago. KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI/AFP/Getty Images


The signs looked ominous in April when the Rolling Stones postponed their North American tour. Front man Mick Jagger needed a new heart valve, and presumably he’s the healthier Glimmer Twin, with guitarist Keith Richards as famous for his excesses as his bone-crunching power chords.

And in an ironic bit of trivia, the sole sponsor of the band’s No Filter tour is the nonprofit Alliance for Lifetime Income, a retirement planning agency. The four principal band members have roamed the Earth for a combined 300 years, but their IRAs are presumably in good order and looking stronger with multimillion-dollar gates lined up for the current road trek.


When the 15-city, 17-date jaunt kicked off Friday night in Soldier Field, Jagger proclaimed, “We loved Chicago so much we decided to start the tour here instead of Miami.” Presumably Jagger’s comment will be forgotten by the time the curtain closes on Aug. 31 in Miami.

The band never missed a beat during their two-hour (exactly) greatest-hits set, which featured few surprises, no covers, no tunes from their most recent album, 2016’s “Blue & Lonesome” — no blues at all for sweet home Chicago.

But this was no mere walk down memory lane. Even the most iconic numbers sounded rejuvenated, with adventuresome new arrangements that drew on the talents not only of the four mainstays — Jagger, Richards, drummer Charlie Watts and guitarist Ron Wood — but also on the seven associate members. Although the band hadn’t worked together once in 2019, any ragged edges were barely noticeable.


Jagger was a whirling dervish on the expansive, no-gimmicks stage, getting in more miles than a marathoner as he took full advantage of an 80-foot-or-so runway leading to a smaller auxiliary stage. If the Guinness people were in the house, they’ll be erasing Cher’s name from the books for costume changes and replacing it with clotheshorse Mick.

Jagger made much of the fact that the Stones have played Chicago 38 times since 1964, including eight gigs at Soldier Field. The Bears’ home field will also host local concert No. 39 on Tuesday, giving Jagger a three-day hiatus to sample the city’s Italian beef for the first time. “How should I order it?” he asked the crowd. “Hot and wet” was the consensus.


Jagger reportedly had cardiologists on standby for opening night, but the health scare obviously didn’t cause him to dial down the energy. Perhaps he has some divine inspiration, which was on display when he ventured onto the runway during “Angie,” looking to the heavens and imploring, “When will these clouds all disappear?” An hourlong sprinkle appeared ready to devolve into a downpour, but the drizzle stopped for the rest of the show immediately after Jagger’s plea.

Jagger’s longtime running mate Richards was at his best as he tore into his guitar on hard rockers such as “Tumbling Dice,” “Start Me Up” and “Brown Sugar.” His gruff, grumbling lead vocals provided a change of pace with “You Got the Silver” and “Before They Make Me Run.”


Nobody says more with a single chord than Richards, but the guitar duties are more clearly delineated these days. Richards plays mostly rhythm, while “junior partner” Wood, a mere 72, harkens back to some of his finest pre-Stones fretwork with the Faces. Wood’s screaming slide guitar on “Tumbling Dice” offered a perfect counterpoint to Sasha Allen and Bernard Fowler’s backing vocals. Allen also carried the day with her high-intensity take on the vocal that Merry Clayton once perfected for “Gimme Shelter.”

On drums, Watts has always had a jazzman’s improvisational spirit, and with time he has cultivated that sensibility even more. But when the occasion calls for it, as with “Honky Tonk Women,” Watts is still capable of banging like, well, Charlie Watts. In virtuosic bassist Darryl Jones, a Chicago native, Watts has found a rhythmic partner capable of stretching the bottom line to the limit. And keyboardist Chuck Leavell is no longer just the Allman Brothers alum who tours with the band, but a vital contributor to the Stones’ sound.


For the No Filter road show, now in its third year, the Stones have it right. Other members may chafe at Jagger’s tight leash on the set list, offering far-flung suggestions that make it to the sound check before landing on the cutting-room floor. And the sellout streak would no doubt continue even if the band occasionally skipped over perennial encore “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” or the arena-rock staple “Start Me Up.” But maybe the Stones have it right in thinking fans attend their concerts with expectations of hearing certain songs, and their musicianship makes up for any lack of envelope pushing.

Opening act St. Paul and the Broken Bones gave the late-arriving crowd a ride on the blue-eyed soul train, with lead singer Paul Janeway finally connecting on the set closer, an emotive cover of Otis Redding’s “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long.” The Birmingham, Ala., octet has some catchy horn arrangements but a few too many filters.

Jeff Johnson is a local freelance writer.

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The view from the auxiliary stage at Soldier Field as the Rolling Stones kick off their rescheduled No Filter tour at Chicago’s Soldier Field, June 21, 2019. Kate Scott/For the Sun-Times
SET LIST
Street Fighting Man

Let’s Spend the Night Together

Tumbling Dice


Sad Sad Sad

You Got Me Rocking (audience request)

6.You Can’t Always Get What You Want

ON SECONDARY STAGE
Angie

Dead Flowers

BACK ON BIG STAGE
Sympathy for the Devil

Honky Tonk Women

You Got the Silver

Before They Make Me Run

Miss You

Paint It Black

Midnight Rambler

Start Me Up

Jumpin’ Jack Flash

Brown Sugar

ENCORES
Gimme Shelter

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

OPening by Chrisjanus

https://youtu.be/ehPV6QgD15w

The acoustic set by Kim ROberts

https://youtu.be/FDM_v_QRvWM

Much more here

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rolling+stones&sp=EgIIAw%253D%253D

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Gazza wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 12:06pm:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGkyBhByq64&fbclid=IwAR2y7vrGzfXEOvGLGNqzQ11IaFbARYbCiETm9-bwF034x7JCJoQ643fjGrc

Nothing made me happier than this. The start sounded a bit dodgy but the second half sounded good. I just hope that this doesn't die a quick death like many other recent efforts at the less played songs. Mick was a demon the rhythm though.

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The same Gazza posted but in higher definition

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Welcome home all!

Paranoid Android wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 9:14am:

Gazza wrote on Jun 22nd, 2019 at 6:49am: Interesting that they had an 'alternate' setlist (which omitted that part of  the show) in case the weather was bad. Presumably they'll have similar plans for the rest of the tour. The B-Stage Plan-B...a needed tool for Monsoon Season...can  you imagine if these shows dropped to 15 or 16 songs for rain? Glad someone is thinking this rescheduling thing thru.

If they can handle a cold Chicago night like they did years ago. They can handle a little rain. :willya

moy wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 1:38pm:

The same Gazza posted but in higher definition https://townsquare.media/site/295/files/2019/06/GettyImages-1151356878.jpg

With that shirt, Mick looks like he should be riding at Royal Ascot. ;D :blankfriggingstare1

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Photo by Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP

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Pix by Marcelo, my partner in our message board in Spanish


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With "Roni" also from our message board in Spanish

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Del concierto

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Mick, don't ever wear that harlequin style again unless it's form-fitting, OK?

Otherwise, an A-minus opening night.  Work harder on that new easy-listening Sympathy version.

Your pal, always,
DAVE ANDREWS

Nice review by Rob Sheffied, Rolling Stone

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-live-reviews/rolling-stones-chicago-comeback-concert-review-851420/?fbclid=IwAR0L56GaUdLLjlw1hFgiAJKqWs4SoKK9SGh97IHn-K2BwbuaZqLmbm-UnQ

This quote in particular almost makes me re-think my favorite bathroom break song

"But the surprise musical and emotional highlight of the night: “Miss You,” which the band stretched out into something longer, lonelier, more soulfully naked than ever before. Mick skipped up the catwalk and lingered there alone during the breakdown soliloquy, moaning the line “I wanna sing! I wanna sing!” over and over. You wouldn’t exactly say he seemed emotionally unguarded—this is Mick Jagger, after all. But he fleshed out all the grown-up divorce anguish in the song—an ode to middle-aged loneliness in the big city, a song Mick wrote in his mid-thirties, back when he figured that was as middle-aged as anyone could get. (He had no idea.) He didn’t back down from the emotion in the song, and didn’t make a camp joke out of it, either. He made it feel like a moment of doubt and pain—as vulnerable as he’s ever sounded."

Oh what the Hell. Here's Miss You from Chicago

https://youtu.be/8dHCl7cZxSQ

Sometime he wanna say.

andrews27 wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2019 at 11:15pm:

Work harder on that new easy-listening Sympathy version.

We may be under Dear Doctor's orders for more Easy Listening versions in shows to come...who knows?

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https://www.newsgroove.co.uk/mick-jagger-recovery-after-heart-op-is-superhuman-says-ronnie-wood/

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I'm proud of the boys. The place looked packed. The Summer of Stones.

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Soldier Field, Chicago - 21 June 2019 © Kevin Mazur

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