Fantastic footage captured by you there mate! I must admit at the very end I got a little teary eyed. If this is the very end of the road it's been a heck of a ride!!!!! Thank you for sharing this footage with us! After a rocky 2017-2018 they came into their own again, Rick would have been proud of what Richie managed to do. They sounded as tight and solid here as what they have ever done. We've never truly had a bad lineup of this band. Their music and contribution will carry on long after we've all rocked our last breath that's for sure. Quo forever!
All I can say is thank you... I can't find any words, imagining how they've put themselves into their tours and how much it means to them. But I don't think this is the end of their journey as Status Quo. I hope they have something more they want to do.
Hello, I think the same. They sound too fit to stop. For the future. Maybe 20 gigs in a year, on festivals with a playing time of max. 70 minutes and.... a little change in the live set. Oriental, medley out, Down Down normal playing time, Spinning wheel blues in.. for example. I am dreaming. Best wishes.
Thank you, I really think so, too. I want them to be on stage again, even if it's just a one-off show, and I hope they will release a new album in the near future. I've heard various opinions, but age does not hurt their worth a bit, and I was impressed by the way they all covered Rick's part together on this tour. I think Francis' guitar solos are really cool, compared to other guitarists, even the ones of hard rock bands. Thanks for your words. Sincerely.
Fantastic footage captured by you there mate! I must admit at the very end I got a little teary eyed. If this is the very end of the road it's been a heck of a ride!!!!! Thank you for sharing this footage with us! After a rocky 2017-2018 they came into their own again, Rick would have been proud of what Richie managed to do. They sounded as tight and solid here as what they have ever done. We've never truly had a bad lineup of this band. Their music and contribution will carry on long after we've all rocked our last breath that's for sure. Quo forever!
What a concert it was!! I hope it was not the last but if it was then what a way to end an amazing career! Thank you Quo!!
How many people were there?
@@dirkheyer196a good couple of thousand. Wouldn't truly know as I was right at the front
Status Quo...The Sweet...Nazareth...they never got a real acknowledgment. Grew up with that phenomenal music. Rossi turned 75, what a man...
All I can say is thank you... I can't find any words, imagining how they've put themselves into their tours and how much it means to them.
But I don't think this is the end of their journey as Status Quo. I hope they have something more they want to do.
Hello, I think the same. They sound too fit to stop. For the future. Maybe 20 gigs in a year, on festivals with a playing time of max. 70 minutes and.... a little change in the live set. Oriental, medley out, Down Down normal playing time, Spinning wheel blues in.. for example. I am dreaming. Best wishes.
Thank you, I really think so, too. I want them to be on stage again, even if it's just a one-off show, and I hope they will release a new album in the near future. I've heard various opinions, but age does not hurt their worth a bit, and I was impressed by the way they all covered Rick's part together on this tour. I think Francis' guitar solos are really cool, compared to other guitarists, even the ones of hard rock bands. Thanks for your words. Sincerely.
Fantastic gig quo will be bk
Around One Minute/15 Seconds they turn and acknowledge the Logo as if to say Farewell...?
@@ESCORT741 no, there was a photographer stood behind the drum kit taking a photo.
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Has Leon fully given up?
Yesterday russ status quo
Shame it’s was final gigg