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Derek1999 March 6, 2013 9:26:33 PM UTC

I'm not. I'm taking away the Leg part of it because its not necessary

mefourni May 1, 2013 2:54:06 AM UTC

Various pages from internet searches for the Crue setlists. I did fill some in between, as it looked like they played a very consistent setlist, especially when opening for Ozzy or Iron Maiden. The headline sets could have some variability though. I waasn't trying to piss anybody off, so I won't bother with any others. I noticed that you haven't seen them live - they sounded great on this latest tour!! Cheers!!

Imaginos May 3, 2013 8:23:04 AM UTC

Can you please explain why you have been removing "Supporting ...." from the tour info for many of the setlists I have generated? It is common practice to include such info for support acts, and there is nothing in the guidelines to contradict this.

Imaginos May 4, 2013 6:04:04 AM UTC

Thanks.
While I can see your point, I assume this is not a guideline directive but a personal choice / preference. If you feel so strongly about it, why not lobby the moderators for a change and have information such as "supporting artist" or festival name put in the body of the setlist instead? Very few casual users look at the panel on the right hand side.

EricTheHaddock May 7, 2013 3:44:10 PM UTC

Hi. Re: your changes to the Wildhearts setlists: the P.H.U.Q. tour was 1995, not 1996. By the 1996 gigs they were on to the re-released Fishing For Luckies and were playing the (then) new Sick of Drugs and RLGL singles. I went to the 1996 tour and have my ticket. There's no tour name.