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Thread started 10/22/10 1:45pm

MikeyB71

HERNING DENMARK, Setlist......

To Be updated........probably.

22nd October 2010 : Herning, MCH Multiarena

Start @ 8:20pm

Ida Nielsen spoken intro
Empty Room

Stratus
Let's Go Crazy
Delirious
Let's Go Crazy (reprise)
Shhh
Controversy
Sexy Dancer vs Le Freak
Housequake -
Controversy (reprise)
Free
Pearls B4 The Swine
Love... Thy Will Be Done
Uptown
Raspberry Beret
Cream
Cool
Let's Work
U Got The Look
The Glamorous Life
(inc. Soul Sacrifice)
Purple Rain

A Love Bizarre
Kiss
Dance (Disco Heat)
Baby I'm A Star
Peach


[Edited 10/22/10 13:46pm]

[Edited 10/23/10 4:15am]

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Reply #1 posted 10/22/10 2:01pm

MikeyB71

^^^^ Nope, no update, that's it.

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Reply #2 posted 10/22/10 2:15pm

IceFlavor

Herning got more than they bargained 4, when Prince's shirt broke wide open.... wink

[Edited 10/22/10 14:21pm]

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Reply #3 posted 10/22/10 2:56pm

IstenSzek

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did the girls sing "free", "pearls b4 the swine" and "love thy will be done" again?

that's an interesting sequence and i'd like to see prince do it himself mad

only other thing that's interesting about this tour is him opening up with a ballad,

a different ballad, every night. that's different. reminds me of opening montreux

with "when eye lay my hands on u", which was otherworldly cool.

the rest of these shows, at least on paper, appears to be rather same ol same ol

and true love lives on lollipops and crisps
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Reply #4 posted 10/22/10 3:23pm

Farfunknugin

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Paint by numbers, booring. Even the aftershows sound tame.

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Reply #5 posted 10/22/10 4:15pm

Dude

Well if you think it was boring, you should have been there. I'm just home from Herning and he gave it 100% again. Just the start with Empty Room & Stratus and then the shirt-thing. It's been a while since we saw him semi-naked biggrin

I was at all 4 concerts in Denmark in 2010 and this one was like Forum way better than Roskilde.

Highlights for me in Herning:

Starter - Empty Room eek eek eek

Stratus eek biggrin lol

Shhh - a long time favorite of mine cool

Controversy - Sexy Dancer - Le Freak cool cool cool

Uptown

Cream

Cool

A Love Bizarre

Peach

Damn, to many to mention. biggrin biggrin

Only thing I could do without is the 3 song medley by the girls. I'm just glad that it's now 3 prince songs instead of cover-songs...

Thank you Prince for another great night in Denmark!!!

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Reply #6 posted 10/22/10 11:32pm

hsh

The concert in copenhagen was SO much better. People were boring NOT prince
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Reply #7 posted 10/23/10 12:02am

DoffieParker

IceFlavor said:

Herning got more than they bargained 4, when Prince's shirt broke wide open.... wink

[Edited 10/22/10 14:21pm]

more details PLEASE!! razz

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Reply #8 posted 10/23/10 12:35am

DoffieParker

eye spy..





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Reply #9 posted 10/23/10 2:12am

Virgo

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People were boring NOT prince

Yeah, of course he won most over in the end, but a huge portion of the crowd outside of inner circle and lower front were incredibly lame during large portions of the show ; "the sit down, don't move a muscle kind". I wonder if half the tickets were give aways to locals, who cared nothing about Prince. The show was far from sold out either, so it just goes to show that they should've booked two mainshows in Copenhagen - where MANY people sadly missed tickets and the whole Forum was on fire - instead; big names belong in the capitol wink

Anyways I personally had a blast, the opening with Empty Room was a long time dream come true, and I was dancing my ass off the rest of the evening, and since noone else around me was doing so, I had plenty of room to get funky biggrin

I actually had a whole platform to myself, ha ha, was only joined a few times by two other women, when he played top 5 hits. Good God!

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Reply #10 posted 10/23/10 2:17am

SFT

Absolutely amazing concert in Herning last night! And he opened with Empty Room!!! smile

And if big names only belonged in the capital, plenty more people would have missed this amazing artist than actually did, including me...by the end of the evening the whole place was on fire and everyone was screaming for an encore....this was not a boring concert by any definition of the word.

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Reply #11 posted 10/23/10 2:37am

Virgo

^ I'm glad you got the chance to see Prince in concert. And it was a GREAT show, but for those of us attending both shows the different response in the audience was significant. Forum was on fire from the beginning to the end. But maybe we're just more easily impressed in Copenhagen wink

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Reply #12 posted 10/23/10 2:41am

Dreamer20ten

It's easy to see that only those who were NOT at any of the shows this year can say that it is boring. Everyone who has been there knows different!! wink

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Reply #13 posted 10/23/10 2:57am

mfriishansen

Virgo said:

The show was far from sold out either, so it just goes to show that they should've booked two mainshows in Copenhagen - where MANY people sadly missed tickets and the whole Forum was on fire - instead; big names belong in the capitol wink


You're wrong. Unfortunately, Copenhagen can't provide a proper indoor venue for big names. I understand why they choose to go to Herning instead - big names don't belong in the capital, because we don't have a venue they can play in. It's sad because it's true. The sound yesterday was great. And c'mon - Denmark is a very small country, so if many people missed the show in Copenhagen, they could have gone to Herning instead. What's the big deal?

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Reply #14 posted 10/23/10 3:16am

SFT

mfriishansen said:

Virgo said:

The show was far from sold out either, so it just goes to show that they should've booked two mainshows in Copenhagen - where MANY people sadly missed tickets and the whole Forum was on fire - instead; big names belong in the capitol wink


You're wrong. Unfortunately, Copenhagen can't provide a proper indoor venue for big names. I understand why they choose to go to Herning instead - big names don't belong in the capital, because we don't have a venue they can play in. It's sad because it's true. The sound yesterday was great. And c'mon - Denmark is a very small country, so if many people missed the show in Copenhagen, they could have gone to Herning instead. What's the big deal?

Absolutely agree. But as in many other cases, it's apparently a longer route to travel from Copenhagen to Jutland, than from Jutland to Copenhagen. Go figure.

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Reply #15 posted 10/23/10 3:57am

Dude

Virgo said:

The show was far from sold out either, so it just goes to show that they should've booked two mainshows in Copenhagen - where MANY people sadly missed tickets and the whole Forum was on fire - instead; big names belong in the capitol wink

Nope it was not far from sold out. Only some of the worst seats back in the arena wasn't sold... And please, if people in Copenhagen missed out the show in Forum, it's only a few hours drive to Herning on a friday night...

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Reply #16 posted 10/23/10 4:16am

Virgo

^ From where I was standing there was MANY empty seats. And probably a lot of giveways too wink I was there, so I obviously don't mind travelling to see an artist I like, whether it's in Jylland or abroad, but for whatever reason many people don't do that. I guess you could say it's their loss or that people from Hovedstadsområdet are spoiled because back in the day they didn't have to go as far to see favorite artists, as people from other parts of the country did and still haven't gotten around to it yet. But, that's just how it is.

But there was just an obvious cultural difference in audience reaction - apart from innercircle and lower front - that was "interesting" to see. I'm capable of having a good time whether or not people around me are, so I had a great evening, but of course it adds to a show when an entire room is on fire from start to finish as in Copenhagen.

Like I said earlier maybe the audience there was just easier impressed wink

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Reply #17 posted 10/23/10 5:19am

catch22

Virgo said:

^ I'm glad you got the chance to see Prince in concert. And it was a GREAT show, but for those of us attending both shows the different response in the audience was significant. Forum was on fire from the beginning to the end. But maybe we're just more easily impressed in Copenhagen wink

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Sorry Virgo but that's just plain wrong. I went to CPH and Herning (as well as Roskilde and Lisbon biggrin ) and both the CPH and Herning were amazing. Don't know about the seats but the Inner Circle crowd was way better in Herning so my guess is that overall probably about the same. Saying that we are more easily impressed in CPH is just fool's talk. I bet 50% of the people in Herning were from CPH and at least 50% of the people in CPH were from Jutland.

We have no venue here in CPH for artist like Prince - let's face Forum is not exactly state of the art is it. The sound was much better in Herning and if both shows had been here we still wouldn't have sold out the second one - 3 hours is a car doesn't decide whether you go see Prince or not!

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Reply #18 posted 10/23/10 6:16am

Virgo

^ Inner Circle was definitely on fire, I could see that biggrin My point was that the rest of the place wasn't, until the end, with the occasional exception like myself wink And Inner Circle is only a small portion of the place. I guess it all depends on where you were. From where I was standing it was like a clear line was drawn between the front and the midddle /back, it was actually like watching two totally different events going on at the same time. But I enjoyed myself anyway.

So I guess we just have to agree to disagree. Anyway the most important thing is that we, the fans, had a great time cool

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Reply #19 posted 10/23/10 6:32am

hsh

Virgo said:

^ Inner Circle was definitely on fire, I could see that biggrin My point was that the rest of the place wasn't, until the end, with the occasional exception like myself wink And Inner Circle is only a small portion of the place. I guess it all depends on where you were.


So I guess we just have to agree to disagree. Anyway the most important thing is that we, the fans, had a great time cool



I agree - i was in inner circle in forum; but sensed the overall vibe very strong before, under and after the concert. I took a spontanius flight to jylland to see prince in herning; no inner circle ticket tho. What stood out to me was the dull very lame approach the public had: the party was on a real low (compared to forum) it was not because of prince and the band, but mainly about the audience. I had this terrible feeling that the audience would have loved cliff richard or elton john better: what an unfunky bunch of people, even tho the arena is much better than forum. Honestly: this arena is suposed to be placed in copenhagen. We deserve it so much more than jylland.
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Reply #20 posted 10/23/10 6:35am

SvenGT

Last nite's Prince concert in Herning was great. The crowd was slow in the beginning but I have been to concerts in Belgium, Germany and Holland ... and I guess it is just about the same.

The fun thing was that at the end, everybody got the groove and danced or at least moved.

Oh and by the way. Malmö arena just across the Öresund bridge is on par with Hernings arena, just about 10% smaller. So "big names" fit there.

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Reply #21 posted 10/23/10 6:45am

Dude

Honestly: this arena is suposed to be placed in copenhagen. We deserve it so much more than jylland.

Why? confused

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Reply #22 posted 10/23/10 6:54am

hsh

Dude said:


Honestly: this arena is suposed to be placed in copenhagen. We deserve it so much more than jylland.


Why? confused



Because we are way more funky than jylland. Hint: ona afterhow vega, amager bio... Copenhagen well be shakin smile
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Reply #23 posted 10/23/10 7:01am

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The Herning show was OK. People just didn't leave (at first) after Peach.

I think the ending deserves just a tad more, perhaps?

Anyone?

[Edited 10/23/10 7:01am]

Pills and thrills and daffodils will kill... If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
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Reply #24 posted 10/23/10 7:21am

geo4you

Apart from the better sound in Herning (though not perfect, drums and bass drowned in the overall sound), I liked the Herning show and audience better, simply because there seemed to be less drunk people shouting stupid stuff, smoking indoors and moving like they were the only ones in the 10.000+ size building. So much for the capital Copenhagen shakin' disbelief

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Reply #25 posted 10/23/10 7:28am

hsh

^ as i said boring smile btw. Didnt see/felt anything anoying in forum. Otherwise in herning there were, in my perspecive A LOT og drunk people, not that its a problem if they are positive and partying; but they were not.
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Reply #26 posted 10/23/10 7:31am

SFT

hsh said:

Dude said:

Why? confused

Because we are way more funky than jylland. Hint: ona afterhow vega, amager bio... Copenhagen well be shakin smile

Kæft hvor kan københavnere være provinsielle....eek

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Reply #27 posted 10/23/10 7:38am

hsh

SFT said:



hsh said:


Dude said:



Why? confused



Because we are way more funky than jylland. Hint: ona afterhow vega, amager bio... Copenhagen well be shakin smile

Kæft hvor kan københavnere være provinsielle....eek


Peace. Just telling what I feel. Please respond in english, this is not a danish (provensial) forum smile
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Reply #28 posted 10/23/10 7:41am

geo4you

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^ as i said boring smile btw. Didnt see/felt anything anoying in forum. Otherwise in herning there were, in my perspecive A LOT og drunk people, not that its a problem if they are positive and partying; but they were not. [Edited 10/23/10 7:29am]

Yeah, I guess it all depends what crowd you end up in. And besides, like Catch22 said, it was probably 50/50 of CPH/Jutland people, so it's really hard to tell what makes the difference: The people, the band, the venue, the day...!? I liked both shows, Herning better than Forum, but enjoyed Amager Bio the most smile

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geo4you said:

Yeah, I guess it all depends what crowd you end up in. And besides, like Catch22 said, it was probably 50/50 of CPH/Jutland people, so it's really hard to tell what makes the difference: The people, the band, the venue, the day...!? I liked both shows, Herning better than Forum, but enjoyed Amager Bio the most smile

I have to let stuff sink in a bit.

But I enjoyed all of these shows (plus Bergen).

Each in a somewhat different regard perhaps.

Sound was no issue. I had an almost great spot each time.
The shows themselves each had something going, although slightly different for each venue.

I am still looking for words for e.g. the Amager Bio show.

I mean: playfull is not just enough. Loving, funky, funny, etc.

(And the cold wait was soo forgotten...)

Why was paying 500 DKK so hard to do so that the queue moved so unbaringly slow?

Is the crisis hitting too hard in Denmark?

Or is 500 considered much? (about 70 euros.... see xe.com/ucc for details)

Udo

Pills and thrills and daffodils will kill... If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
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