Power must go....as must killed by death,chase and going to brazil......Dont care what they replace them with but i would much prefer these tunes to be given a rest.......get something off bastards in there....

Chase was gone for quite a few years and was never the staple that Ace of Spades was.

nothing up my sleeve und burner were killer songs on the live album from '99!!!!!! they should replace killed and metropolis for them.

the setlis has to many slow songs!

i really aint that bothered what they play as long as they turn up and play ..................but agree a few more songs from bastards would be great ..............also back at the funny farm and die you bastard instead of shine !!!!!

That's what I noticed too. On Vol 1 world is ours is same thing. I figure it is because of Lemmy and solos from Phil before "Thousand names of god" as well as drum solo are because of Lemmy too. People think they don't play a full set list, don't be surprise if this set list of 13 or 14 songs become full set list. We will have next live album on single disc, not double anymore.

Allthough it might be a welcome break nowadays, the first time i saw 'em with a drumsolo was in 1992 during the "bombers and eagles"-tour with Saxon, and as Lemmy was 46 back then, i think they added the solo simply because Dee wanted it that way...

i love it when they play killed by death and i can not get enough of it
and there are so many songs and different tastes of what
" has to be played " and what " has to go "

i agree that I am happy when they turn up and play
and i can have a good time anyway whatever they play

i would love them to play I AM >THE SWORD

but I am not standing there, expecting a special song
and be dissappointed

i am determined to enjoy it
because they are there
you are there
i am there

ROCKn ROLL

I'll too put my vote on for Funny Farm and add any stuff from Bastards and Snake Bite Love.

I couldn't pick as they have so much great material. I guess that with the festivals they try to play their most popular songs as it's easier with them to get new fans with those songs. I like how they throw in some rarer songs when they are headlining. I would also prefer if Lemmy did a bass solo segment but I'm not sure if he ever did that. I'd prefer that they didn't do the guitar solos and drum solos during their shorter sets as they could do a song or two in that time.

I've seen some concerts by other bands where the solos seemed to go on forever back in the 80's. For example when I saw Deep Purple, there was a long guitar solo, a long keyboards/organ solo, then there was a bass solo, a drum solo, even the singer Ian Gillan did a bongo drum solo with some accompanyment. I enjoyed Ritchie Blackmore's guitar solo where he ended up smashing a guitar (again I had run up to the stage so I saw him switch his good guitar for a cheaper one before smashing it). John Lord (organ/keyboards did a pretty cool solo but I think I could have done without 'the Teddy Bear's Picnic' that he snuck into his solo.

well done motorlaw another with great taste " back at the funny farm"