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It seems the out of USA shows usually have more audience participation.

i.e., When the Stones did Glastonbury, JJF was like a nuclear explosion between the boys and audience.

The hardcore fans live outside the USA
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there's something to be said for listening to a concert rather than singing out loud out of tune for 2 hours.



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Loved it last night! Nice to hear the band back on the stage (and I have a bit of a hangover today....) Of what I heard via periscope the band sounded great with lots of nice guitarsound. And sasha did great on GS. (Look at Keiths face just before she is about to start singing her solopart.... )

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It seems the out of USA shows usually have more audience participation.

i.e., When the Stones did Glastonbury, JJF was like a nuclear explosion between the boys and audience.

The hardcore fans live outside the USA
Jeroen

there's something to be said for listening to a concert rather than singing out loud out of tune for 2 hours.

True indeed DoomandGloom, but don't tell that to Javier "the great" scoper - I thought he sang along great with Satisfaction.

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It seems the out of USA shows usually have more audience participation.

i.e., When the Stones did Glastonbury, JJF was like a nuclear explosion between the boys and audience.

The hardcore fans live outside the USA
Jeroen

USA fans are forced to buy seats on the floor instead of general admission. If the shows were general admission, and they should be, it would be a much different experience. General admission brings the hard core fans and rowdies, the softies are in the bowl seats.
I will say that the Buffalo crowd from last summer, was much more electric than this one was last night. It was an intense atmosphere, though nothing compared to the 1975 crowd.

It seems like the crowd in Santiago was very youthful.

USA audiences are more sedate as it is an older, more affluent crowd and the tickets a fortune. Euros use to be great Stones fans, but no more. Euros prefer Springsteen and Bon Jovi as well. S.American fans have consistently been the most youthful and excited.

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It seems like the crowd in Santiago was very youthful.

According to this article, 59% of Santiago's attendees were 30 years old (or young, if you prefer that way ).



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This is so much fun!

Thanks for the info, Cristiano!

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Mick looks sexy as a saint!

I think the S American audiences over the last 25 years or so are definitely more involved and energetic but its just the age demographics are different in the US with our audiences growing older and with that comes the slow down however US audiences would have easily kept up with you guys in the 60s and 70s and maybe even the early to mid 80s but I for one love the fact your enthusiasm and energy is where its at for it reminds me certainly of my youth. Most Americans have literally lived and grown old with The Stones and its been and still is a beautiful right of passage. Love these guys while we still have them.

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I think the S American audiences over the last 25 years or so are definitely more involved and energetic but its just the age demographics are different in the US with our audiences growing older and with that comes the slow down however US audiences would have easily kept up with you guys in the 60s and 70s and maybe even the early to mid 80s but I for one love the fact your enthusiasm and energy is where its at for it reminds me certainly of my youth. Most Americans have literally lived and grown old with The Stones and its been and still is a beautiful right of passage. Love these guys while we still have them.

That's exactly right. North Americans first saw them in 1964, while it took 31 years until the Stones could play in South America.

I may have missed it scrolling thru/, but what was the attendance?

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nicely done Brown Sugar. looks like sasha has never seen the rolling stones before.

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Looks like everybody's having a blast on stage there.. That's what is such fun about a good Stones show - not just a performance, but also their own party to which we're invited.

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USA audiences are more sedate as it is an older, more affluent crowd and the tickets a fortune. Euros use to be great Stones fans, but no more. Euros prefer Springsteen and Bon Jovi as well. S.American fans have consistently been the most youthful and excited.

well, tickets for europe 2014 were sold in few minutes all over europe (faster than in the u.s. i think).
the point is that the age of european fans or american fans is higher than south american, for what i have seen

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@caschimann - well done, this one rings a bell too, no ?



I guess the Mick and Keith "camaraderie" is the take away from that show, nothing to sneeze at looking at the (even recent) past and bodes well for that new album!

Yeah, thanks gotdablouse: Krüger is great - plus funny thing: His style in the 80ies to draw the Glimmer Twins of the far future - old, and wrinkle-dominated faces - today the time has caught up with those 80ies Krüger´s. Mick, Keith & Co today look exactly like on those cartoons.:-)

In "Sympathy For The Devil" Keith played it safe, which at this stage of the game is prefectly fine. Ronnie sounded out of key, though. Anyway, it's great they're back on the road!

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In "Sympathy For The Devil" Keith played it safe, which at this stage of the game is prefectly fine. Ronnie sounded out of key, though. Anyway, it's great they're back on the road!

He started doing that on the Zip Code Tour. Sounds much better, imo.

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nicely done Brown Sugar. looks like sasha has never seen the rolling stones before.

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Nice video, shows a lot of the interaction, almost feels like a proshot minus the close-ups, has to be on a tripod or monopod. According to the text bottom left a DVD/BD will (is?) be available ?

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I think the S American audiences over the last 25 years or so are definitely more involved and energetic but its just the age demographics are different in the US with our audiences growing older and with that comes the slow down however US audiences would have easily kept up with you guys in the 60s and 70s and maybe even the early to mid 80s but I for one love the fact your enthusiasm and energy is where its at for it reminds me certainly of my youth. Most Americans have literally lived and grown old with The Stones and its been and still is a beautiful right of passage. Love these guys while we still have them.

i noticed that too,what great crowds they have in s. america.it looks like a show from the 70's in the states.a young crowd rocking out big time.
and you're right,the shows here in the states are mostly fans like myself who have followed the band for decades.
after everything rock and roll has been through the last couple of months it sure was great to see them back on that stage,i think we all needed that.

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Fixed that for you although I'm not sure I see the connection with the thread?

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GREAT shots latvianinexile, thanks for sharing them!!!

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GREAT shots latvianinexile, thanks for sharing them!!!

Yes! They're very appreciated.

beautiful pics Lavian !
thanks again.
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Thanks, Latvianexile, more stunning pictures. The quality of those and of bv's and Hendrik's are quite superb!

Fantastic pics on this Tour again. Thanks everyone.

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Fixed that for you although I'm not sure I see the connection with the thread?

Martin seems to be promoting these unappetizing cards.
I wish he'd move his efforts to the "buy/sell/trade" forum.



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