Marshall Amps: 50 Years of Loud Live -- London, England -- September 22nd, 2012

[ravenheart]

Venue: Wembley Arena
Set times: 19:15-21:25 / 21:35-23:05
Presenters: Al Murray & Nicko McBrain

Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy / Adam Wakeman
Instrumental Jam

---------Al Murray---------

Corey Taylor / Billy Duffy / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy
Lil' Devil
Love Removal Machine

---------Nicko McBrain---------

Tim "Ripper" Owens / Doug Aldrich / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy
Heaven And Hell
Slide It In

Tim "Ripper" Owens / Doug Aldrich / Nicko McBrain / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George
Flight of Icarus
Living After Midnight
(with Corey Taylor & Nick Bowcott)

---------Al Murray---------

Paul Gilbert / Mike Portnoy / Jaz Lochrie / Eli Gilbert
Cheap Sunglasses
Manic Depression
Rocky Mountain Way

---------Al Murray---------

Corey Taylor / Phil Campbell / Jaz Lochrie / Brian Tichy
Still In Love With You
(with Tyler Campbell)
Ace of Spades
(with Kerry King)

Kerry King / Nick Bowcott / Jaz Lochrie / Brian Tichy
Mouth For War
(with Corey Taylor)
Hell Bent For Leather
(with Tim "Ripper" Owens)

---------Al Murray---------

Zakk Wylde / Kerry King / Jaz Lochrie / Brian Tichy
Fairies Wear Boots

Zakk Wylde / Nick Bowcott / Jaz Lochrie / Brian Tichy
Into The Void
Stillborn

---------Al Murray/Intermission---------

Yngwie Malmsteen / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy / Adam Wakeman
Baroque And Roll
Evil Eye
Solo
Far Beyond The Sun

---------Nicko McBrain---------

Joe Satriani / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy
Satch Boogie
Always With Me, Always With You

Joe Satriani / Paul Gilbert / Nicko McBrain / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George
Goin' Down

---------Al Murray---------

Glenn Hughes / Soren Andersen / Brian Tichy
Black Country
Soul Mover
Mr. Big
(with Andy Fraser)
Mistreated/Rock Me Baby
(with Yngwie Malmsteen)

---------Al Murray---------

Glenn Hughes / Tim "Ripper" Owens / Joe Satriani / Yngwie Malmsteen / Phil Campbell / Paul Gilbert /
Doug Aldrich / Soren Andersen / Nick McBrain / Ben Lochrie / Jaz Lochrie / Chris George / Brian Tichy / Adam Wakeman
Smoke On The Water

House band:
Chris George - guitar
Nick Bowcott - guitar
Brian Tichy - drums
Jaz Lochrie - bass
Adam Wakeman - keyboards

Guests:
Andy Fraser - bass
Ben Lochrie - guitar
Billy Duffy - guitar
Corey Taylor - vocals
Doug Aldrich - guitar
Emi Gilbert - keyboards
Glenn Hughes - vocals/bass
Joe Satriani - guitar
Kerry King - guitar
Mike Portnoy - drums
Nicko McBrain - drums
Paul Gilbert - guitar/vocals
Phil Campbell - guitar
Soren Andersen - guitar
Tim "Ripper" Owens - vocals
Tyler Campbell - guitar
Yngwie J. Malmsteen - guitar
Zakk Wylde - guitar

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Another live one.

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Heaven And Hell (da, to)

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Slide It In (to, da)
Flight of Icarus (to, da, nm)

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Living After Midnight (ct, to, da, nm)

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Cheap Sunglasses (pg, mp, eg)
Manic Depression (pg, mp, eg)
Rocky Mountain Way (pg, mp, eg)

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Still In Love With You (ct, pc, tc)

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That was the best I've ever seen Phil Campbell play. Then...

Ace of Spades (ct, pc, kk)

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Mouth of War (ct, kk, nb)
Hell Bent For Leather (to, kk)

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Fairies Wear Boots (zw, kk)
Into The Void (zw, nb)
Stillborn (zw, nb)

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Yngwie is of course playing a bunch of instrumental stuff, which is dumb given the singer from his fucking band is here.

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Satriani with the house band:

Satch Boogie
Always With Me, Always With You
Goin' Down (with Paul Gilbert & Nicko McBrain)

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Black Country (gh, sa)
Soul Mover (gh, sa)
Mr. Big (gh, sa, af)

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Finale:

Smoke On The Water with Satch, Hughes, Campbell, Malmsteen, Andersen, Aldrich, Owens and McBrain.

[JRA]

It sure fuckin annoys me that Flight of Icarus gets played more at non-Maiden shows than otherwise. Also, Andy Laroque used Marshall's; they should have had Ripper do Abigail. My god that was so awesome.

[ravenheart]

It sure fuckin annoys me that Flight of Icarus gets played more at non-Maiden shows than otherwise.

Maybe that's exactly why other people play it.

This all came down to who they could get to come over for the show. Some others they obviously wanted to get did video tributes, like Lemmy and Slash.

All in though, absolutely fantastic gig. Nearly four hours and the only low point was putting Malmsteen and Satriani back to back. Two instrumental guys playing their own stuff in a row bored nearly everyone. I don't think anyone should have played their own songs, it should have all been classic covers. Speaking of which, can't believe no one covered Queen or Led Zeppelin.

Highlights for me were Corey Taylor singing Mouth For War, and Phil Campbell playing on Still In Love With You.

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Right, I think the first post is easier to follow now. Should show how the whole thing flowed better now.

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Trying to identify the Yngwie Malmsteen tracks. Any fans of his who can help? I know the last track is 'Far Beyond The Sun'.

First track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6hOOc3EO74
Second track / solo / Far Beyond The Sun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4FwDdiM9mc&feature=plcp

[Maiden33]

First Yngwie song is "Baroque and Roll".

[Dextrimental]

It's Mouth For War, not Mouth of War. Tool.

Great show otherwise. I'd love to have seen Flight of Icarus!

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I'd love to have seen Flight of Icarus!

One of the least interesting things played.

First Yngwie song is "Baroque and Roll".

Sweet, cheers. Any idea on the first track in the second video, before he does a five minute solo without the band?

[Maiden33]

Sweet, cheers. Any idea on the first track in the second video, before he does a five minute solo without the band?

Sadly no dice on that one. Yngwie instrumentals aren't terribly diverse and he's done about a million of them over the years.

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Sadly no dice on that one. Yngwie instrumentals aren't terribly diverse and he's done about a million of them over the years.

That's why I was struggling.

According to a Yngwie fan on YouTube in response to me asking on there, it's Evil Eye.

[toolfansat]

Speaking of which, can't believe no one covered Queen or Led Zeppelin.

I agree about Zep, but Brian May played VOX amps!

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I agree about Zep, but Brian May played VOX amps!

Well that's a reason for him not being invited to play, not a reason for no one to play a Queen song...

Tony Iommi uses Laney amps; there were three Black Sabbath songs played.

[toolfansat]

True... Very true...