Album tours, good or bad?

[custom55]

just to add...

 

Yes - Tales Tour

The Who - Tommy Tour

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick and A Passion Play Tours

Emerson Lake and Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery Tour ( If I remember correctly )

Rick Wakeman - Journey to the Centre of the Earth Tour ( If I remember correctly )

[GrandDesigner]

Megadeth have the worst setlists. It's literally the same 12 older songs, and then whatever 2-3 they decide to play off their newest album. I refuse to see them again until it changes drastically. Rush have done very well lately with playing both older and newer songs.

[catherine]

Styx do not need to fix up anything with DeYoung. That era is dead. So long. Farewell.

 

Good riddance.

 

Amen to that!! Can I get a hallelujah brothers and sisters?

[goose]

 

 

 

Vapor Trails - this album was not well represented (and that was fine by me after a 5 year hiatus because that set list was one of their best)

 

 

A great setlist indeed. And they did manage to play five VT songs that tour, with Ceiling Unlimited alternating with Ghost Rider.

[ytserush]

Depends on the band and the album and at what point it get's played.

 

Marillion -- Misplaced Childhood? Yes.

 

Marillion -- Brave? Not so much.

 

Fish -- Misplaced Childhood? Not so much.

 

Neal Morse -- Testimony? Yes.

 

Spock's Beard -- Snow? Not so much?

 

Queensryche -- Operation Mindcrime 1990? Yes

 

Queensryche -- Operation Mindcrime after 1990? Not so much.