Setlist for Paris, 06/12/2005 ?

[prla]

Hi,

Does anyone know the setlist for the Paris show yesterday, Dec 6th?

It'd be nice if someone could maintain a setlist thread and perhaps even get it stickied... I know the setlists don't change much but there are always little differences that are interesting to know for us die-hard Opeth fans.

P.

 

[robb]

while we're listing setlists, can anyone tell me the likelihood of opeth playing harlequinn in sydney?

they toured AUS for deliv and damnation, and the sydney sets were quite contrasting. in my mind, they took note of what they'd played the year before and changed it up a lot, which is awesome.

it might well happen again, but they havent toured here on G'Reveries yet.

ANYWAY - have they been playing, or even played at all, the song harlequinn forest on the reveries tour this year?

 

[Kenneth R.]

so far it has not been on the UK dates, but that doesn't mean they won't play it.

 

[Oussama]

Hi!

I was to the Paris show yesterday, the setlist was exactly the same as on the last dates.

Paris setlist:
-Ghost of Perdition
-When
-White Cluster
-Closure
-Bleak
-The Grand Conjuration
-Under the Weeping Moon
-The Baying of the Hounds
-A Fair Judgement
-Deliverance

 

[FRUGiHOYi]

Damn what a cool setlist, but it's still missing Blackwater Park.

 

[affinityband]

Definaltey^

 

[Oussama]

Blackwater park was played on the last tour in september.
They have changed 60% of the setlist in relation to their last passage in Paris.

 

[affinityband]

i realise that it was played then, i saw it live. It was just amazing live.

 

[opeth8]

Under the Weeping Moon & A Fair Judgement !!!

Those songs must sound great live.

I'm glad to see Opeth playing an Orchid tune.

~~Cheers to Opeth~~

 

[Heliotropic_Rose]

^ yeah and not only that, but I thought a song like White Cluster would never be played live, that songs fucking awesome.....sure would like to hear moonlapse vertigo though

 

[ChrisEmerson]

ive seen them play white cluster a few times i think. They played it in London, May 2002 anyway.