Rank the Tours by Setlist from Greatest to Least!
 

YOud have to do some research, cause im not gonna list it all out but for me from G-L:

Lost boys tour
BBIS Tour
BA Tour
LAB Tour
Bat 2 Tour
WTTN Tour
Bat Tour
Bat 3 Tour
CHSIB Tour
Just having fun Tour
DR Tour
Midnight Tour
pubsnclubs Tour
MMW Tour
GP Tour
HOTD Tour

Is this from shows I've attended, or just looking at the songs played and saying one is better than the other? If it's the latter then Last At Bat and the Bat II tour probably have the best overall selection of songs.

Lost Boys Tour.

Amazing shows. By far the ones I like to listen to the most. ML was in TOP form and I love the Goffs.

What IS THE lost boys tour? Where can I HEAR X this ?

Gretest selection of songs? Then propably: Last At Bat and Blind Before I Stop (Goff sisters).

Search my YouTube 😁

What about Storytellers? I think they played a fair bit of stuff on that tour as well. It's great watching Meat sing "More than you deserve" on the DVD. Since when does that usually happen? I heard they even played "It just won't quit" and "Who needs the young?" once? Oh, to hear those...

Absolutely love the video of one of the Goff sisters singing "Original sin" (with Ellen's track "The invocation" from Pandora's Box at the start) and then "Bad for good" comes charging in. Love, love, love that version. The "For the good..." part with Meat gives me the Chills.

Storytellers and Last at Bat were exceptional .. but I have loved every tour I've seen .. because Meat's shows aren't just about the songs.

didnt include storytellers cause it was never a stagnet setlist.

in terms of that it tops the list for being the most different

I go with your vote: Lost Boys & Golden Girls = 10th Anniversary tour 1988!

Plus the over-the-top Bat 2 tour(s) accomponied by massive wordwide success

Plus Very Best Of with its accoustic set

Plus Last At Bat

Plus any gig opening with Frying Pan

Plus...

From the shows that I have attended of Meats I really loved the Albert Hall show in London!
From the ones I haven't attended, I actually really like the Blind before I stop tour. The Live at Wembley CD that came out of that is one of my favorite live albums!

if only that didnt sound like you were listening to it through a plane glass window.

Also my top tour.
So, by definition, it has been downhill ever since!