0:40 Paper Plane 3:56 Softer Ride 7:43 The Wanderer 10:43 Backwater 15:10 Mystery Medley 24:48 Gerdundula 28:41 Get Back 32:10 Get Out Of Denver 37:31 Whatever You Want 42:00 In The Army Now 46:15 Something 'Bout You Baby I Like 48:25 Don't Waste My Time 52:16 Come Rock With Me / Rockin' On 55:59 Roadhouse Blues --------------ENCORE-------------- 1:07:16 Rockin' All Over The World 1:10:53 Anniversary Waltz 1:16:00 Rock & Roll Music / Sweet Soul Music / Bye Bye Johnny
I saw them on this tour, they played in dronning margrethe hallerne fredericia Denmark, in the spring of 1996. I was 12 years old and it was my first concert going on my own, it was the most fantastic feeling in the world! Pure rock n´roll, and they realy hit the ground running that night! It changed my life forever
Я там была, мне было тогда 16! Это было невероятно круто! Люблю бесконечно! (I was there, I was 16 then! It was incredibly cool! I love you endlessly!)
Always loved the audience in this one. The sound quality is terrible (and the band were bad live in general in 1996 for some reason) but the audience makes it a fantastic gig. They're so up for it and don't give a shit what anyone around them thinks! That's the correct response to Quo. I know I hate it when I'm stuck at the back of a festival crowd when Quo are on and nobody around me is moving or singing and I'm there belting out every word. Shame there isn't a digital recording of this gig released because it's a rare setlist. This would be good bonus material for the Don't Stop deluxe if they go that far (which they should because they weren't on Fourth Chord/Edel/EAR until about 2007?). Francis probably wouldn't want to release it because of the number of mistakes in almost every song but they were like that for this entire tour.
Think sound quality was down to playing way to quick in 1996 and crew recording it, Jeff’s drumming was way to fast and the band just went with it. They could of had some epic sounding gigs in the day had they slowed down a bit lol, I’ve been a Quo fan since I was 3, I’m 30 now and have seen nearly every lineup they have had, Quo is life for me.
@StatusQuoAsItWas Possibly. I simply couldn't remember. I was on potty when I made the post. At my age ... my first Quo concert was 1976 ... I spend quite a bit of time on it... its in a room with a bed, a chair and one back door. 😁
A few years earlier I wrote my MA thesis about the historical INF (Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces) treaty between the USA and the USSR and how both countries allowed far reaching on site inspections on their territory or on American bases in Western Europe. It was a decade of hope of better ties with the Soviet Union, later with Russia. A younger Putin seemed to be a relatively "rational" leader, with whom one could talk. Unfortunately, he quickly got intoxicated by his own power, didn't want to leave his throne and the access to hugh wealth, and started to become more and more the dictator he has become. The West probably also undertook some steps that didn't help the mutual trust. And now we're in the shitty situation we're in, which will worsen even more if or when Trump will be re-elected. While we should be co-operating with the Russians - not Putin anymore - to be able to offer a credible counterweight to the more and more "assertive" (ha !) Chinese. Unfortunately the INF treaty by now is history too, Cold War is back.
No more Quo or any other western bands for Moscow any more. I predict they'll be unhappy to listen to "Ya Russki" for the rest of their f*cked lives, & that will be part of their punishment. Slava Ukraini & Putin huilo!
