LROOE Tour Set List

[Brooke]

As far as oldies I would love to see live, here's my list.

Seven Bridges Road
Best of My Love
Out of Control
Victim of Love
After the Thrill is Gone
Good Day in Hell
Get Over It

Dreaming I'm sure there! Thank goodness for the boots!

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Well, as long as we're into dreaming, here's my list of oldies that I'd love to see live:

Seven Bridges Road
Chug All Night
Doolin' Dalton Reprise
Out of Control
Outlaw Man
On the Border
James Dean
Good Day in Hell
Best of My Love
Take It to the Limit (electric version like Glenn did for PTO tour)
After the Thrill Is Gone
Try and Love Again (Timothy or Glenn singing it)
King of Hollywood
Those Shoes
The Sad Cafe
The Heat Is On
You Belong to the City

And, of course, this mean that none of the other songs be dropped.

[Maleah]

Oo Oo i'll play! My "oldies" I'd like added -


Victim of Love
Those Shoes
On the Border
Best of my Love
James Dean
Witchy Woman
Seven Bridges Road
Take it to the Limit (electric - as dreamer said)
Get Over it
Smuggler's blues
and I don't know who they'd have sing it instead of Randy, but I really like Too Many Hands

[Freypower]

They will never play Those Shoes or Victim Of Love again.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

To be honest, I don't think they'll ever play any of the songs on my list again, which is why I referred to it as a dream list.

[DonFan]

They will never play Those Shoes or Victim Of Love again.

Why? Because of Felder's involvement? Since they finally settled with him, I would hope they could play them again.

[Freypower]

But why would they want to play those two songs? If it were me, I wouldn't want to play them.

[DonFan]

Because they are great songs?

[Freypower]

Yes, they are great songs, but Don Felder co-wrote them. Why would they want to give him any more than he's already extracted from them. It's enough that they have to pay him royalties for Hotel California, surely.

[sodascouts]

Well, like dreamer said, I doubt any of them will be played again, not just TS and VOL.... although wouldn't it be nice? :: sighs wistfully :: And never say never!

Concerning Felder - I'm not sure how it is with royalties and live concerts, but considering the acrimony of the break between Felder and the band, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that they would rather not play his songs if it meant he would get additional money.

On the other hand, they do Hotel California, so obviously they are able to overlook that when they feel the song is worthy enough.