2000 years from now, I agree that would be brilliant with the Orchestra. and give new fans a taste of the modern day Rebel.

Bonus tracks? Maybe there are a few songs from very the early days that haven't been done since '73? I'm still intrigued by the mention of a song from a '73 gig review on PJH's website (it was called 'You'd be my last wish etc;')

www.harleyfanzone.com/70/Scrapbook/1974/speakeasy.htm

Failing that 'The lighthouse', '(Love) Compared With You', 'Rain in Venice' might all suit a full orchestra?

hi all,
You do realise steve is talking about april 2014 dont you not this april ?
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stewart g wrote:
Such a dream
Guess one day That could be worked into a heavy rock show somehow ! ( Not quite fit for the classical dish ! )that's served up with orchestra &choir .
But it could work as a one off ! At one of them mad ones ! the likes of bilston or somewhere up north where there all up for it . Or down south ! In the middle of town ! That capital . Less of the screaming though maybe ?
May be it could Lend its self to more artistic freedom ! improvisation for the band to play with . Sure they could throw that around between them . Proper mayhem that one .
NO. But ! Not such a beautiful dream

Then again !spaced out would probably the best bet for getting a few pulses racing or indeed rock n roll parade ! But maybe best served up with just the rock band ( would be great to see two sets of drums either side of the stage with both Adam and Stuart keeping the sparks flying ) Big Big Deal we'd all love to hear live . I'm sure . Also .

But ! My dream is for another symphony delight with the latest epic sounding tracks like 2000 years from now worked in with the old somewhere ! And sidetrack . Ah ! SIDETRACK ! How beautifully is that ? Now that's got to sound brilliant . Surely It's what it was composed for. Huge Hall, Huge production. Massive presence . Such a dream. Such a beautiful dream for such an audience with the Man

As things stand right now Saturdays are possible for me, fingers crossed that will be the case next year, as, unbelievably Mondays right now are out of the question, so no Buxton this month, as for Bridgewater bonus tracks, Back To The Farm, & Innocence & Guilt would be great, imo.

Absolutely brilliant news regarding a repeat of the awesome experience of Birmingham and great to hear that it is planned for a Saturday as will be travelling from Glasgow. What about 'Panaroma' as an extra ?