1975 CD 3: Intro: Excerpt from Fanfare For The Common Man 1:50/Honky Tonk Women 5:26/All Down The Line 3:55/If You Can't Rock Me - Get Off Of My Cloud 7:48/Star Star 4:35/Gimme Shelter 6:31/Ain't Too Proud To Beg 4:47/You Gotta Move 3 :23 TAPE SOURCE CHANGE HERE - You Can't Always Get What You Want 14:13/Happy 3:25/Tumbling Dice 5:06/It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It) 5:37/Band Introductions 1 :43/Heartbreaker 5:25 CD 4: Fingerprint File 9:03/Angie 4:42/Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song) 0:38/Wild Horses 6:48/That's Life 3:19/Outa Space 4: 45/Brown Sugar 4:19/Midnight Rambler 15:07/Rip This Joint 2:06/Street Fighting Man 3:54/Jumpin' Jack Flash 7:27/Sympathy For The Devil 9:42 LA Forum
and the details are also extremely vivid
and only the extremely thick legendary live performance comes into my brain with a dirty foot
I was no longer satisfied with the highest level (this is a bit of a contradiction in terms)
he has a good sense of how to extract such information
The Cure/Niigata, Japan 2019 UK 5.20.2024 1975 CD 3: Intro: ExcerptThis is a professional shot of The Cure's third appearance at Fuji Rock, which was the final night's performance. A very satisfying set list that seemed to sum up The Cure's long history, Robert Smith playing and singing in a good mood from beginning to end, together with fans from all over the world in the perfect environment of Naeba. The moment you sing and get excited is the pinnacle of happiness. First of all, "Plainsong", which has a profound