Bottle proof setlists

by **Don** » Fri May 22, 2009 8:16 am

Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:
Gunbot wrote:Seeing as Journey will be playing a few Heavy Metal Festivals this summer, what Set list would be good enough not to get bottled over.

Here are my choices.

One More
Castles Burning
Edge of The Blade
Lay it Down
Precious Time
Can Do
La do da
Homemade Love
Where were you
Line Of Fire
Separate Ways
Of a lifetime
Anyway you want it

I left off SIL intentionally as I find it to be more of a pop song pretending to be harder than it is but betrayed by its sappy lyrics.

Hmm....Most metalheads i know absolutely love DSB and Who's Cryin Now
DSB got the loudest cheer at the UK Monsters of Rock last year so..........................

What about OPEN ARMS

by **Gordon from Edinburgh** » Fri May 22, 2009 8:20 am

Hmm....Most metalheads i know absolutely love DSB and Who's Cryin Now
DSB got the loudest cheer at the UK Monsters of Rock last year so..........................[/quote]

What about OPEN ARMS[/quote]

Yep it seems to go down well too - but, you were right - a line has to be drawn and a powerful set put together.
When you listen to the catalog you realise a lot of the stuff was pretty heavy when done live.
~Where Were You almost sounded ac/dc at the start - i believe Neal was a little inspired by them tho.....

by **Don** » Fri May 22, 2009 8:21 am

Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:Hmm....Most metalheads i know absolutely love DSB and Who's Cryin Now
DSB got the loudest cheer at the UK Monsters of Rock last year so..........................

What about OPEN ARMS

Yep it seems to go down well too - but, you were right - a line has to be drawn and a powerful set put together.
When you listen to the catalog you realise a lot of the stuff was pretty heavy when done live.
~Where Were You almost sounded ac/dc at the start - i believe Neal was a little inspired by them tho.....

I think their hardest ballad is Who's Crying Now. The solo at the end and even the lyrics give it an edgier sound over most ballads.

by **Chubby321** » Fri May 22, 2009 9:29 am

Deb wrote:
Red13JoePa wrote:Can't even tell by the LYRICS that it's creepy.

Who knew "Jellyroll love" meant underage groupie?

LOL, first time I heard it I had no idea it was about underage groupies. I just thought it was a sexy little number. Didn't know that, until I read it here a while back.

Speaking of groupies, Neal said in the most recent interview that their groupies are getting younger :shock:

http://multimedia.play.it/m/audio/22315 ... geid=55679

by **portland** » Fri May 22, 2009 9:31 am

Chubby321 wrote:
Deb wrote:
Red13JoePa wrote:Can't even tell by the LYRICS that it's creepy.

Who knew "Jellyroll love" meant underage groupie?

LOL, first time I heard it I had no idea it was about underage groupies. I just thought it was a sexy little number. Didn't know that, until I read it here a while back.

Speaking of groupies, Neal said in the most recent interview that their groupies are getting younger

http://multimedia.play.it/m/audio/22315 ... geid=55679