Albuquerque
Thursday, June 15
Faith in set determination courtesy of the
Fourth Estate is sealed by the reviewer from the campus newspaper of the
University of New Mexico. In a feat rarely
achieved in all of the known STP writing, his lengthy review mentions by name
all 15 songs played that evening in the sweltering basketball arena known as
The Pit. We know that his song registry
is true because it corresponds perfectly with the complete Albuquerque audience
tape that surfaced once this research got underway.
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Albuquerque Journal |
Tribal Messenger |
Daily Lobo |
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Brown Sugar |
Brown Sugar |
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Bitch |
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Rocks Off |
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Gimme Shelter |
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Happy |
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Tumbling Dice |
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Love In Vain |
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Sweet Virginia |
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YCAGWYW |
YCAGWYW |
YCAGWYW |
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All Down The Line |
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Midnight Rambler |
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Bye Bye Johnny |
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Rip This Joint |
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JJF |
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SFM |
SFM |
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Opening: Stevie Wonder |
Opening: Stevie Wonder |
Jagger: “he had removed his silver
topcoat” and “the dark purple jumpsuit came unzippered to the waist” Opening: Stevie Wonder |
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Daily Lobo: “Right off – when Jagger hit the
stage with his purple and silver outfit, purple eyeshadow, two pink stars
pasted to each temple just behind the eye, obscenely sucking on a lemon and
discarding the parts one at a time, and hopping across the right half of the
stage so the glitter in his hair would fly off leaving a sparkling star
shower behind him – I knew I was going to enjoy the show.” Washington Post: “The crowd is hot, but so is the
unairconditioned arena. The acoustics are poor, and there is no way to mount
the huge reflecting mirror...a Chip Monck innovation that bounces light onto
the stage. It’s going to be a bummer.” |
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