setlist
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- noun
- /ˈsɛtˌlɪst/
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lista de canciones
- The band revealed their exciting setlist for the upcoming concert, featuring fan favorites and new songs.
And it's like this amazing intricate set list.
- And it's like this amazing intricate set list.
- But Calvin Harris was coming quote back to the desert and it was very small on the set, the set list.
- Yes, goodbye to the president's heavy metal, his last song on a set list.
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At that time, Planetary Duality had just recently been released, so naturally they based their setlist mainly on that album.
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I think they should add 24 and Lonely Nation to their setlists.
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We're not following the setlist much these days.
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Our friend Emily sent us a great review of the show and the setlist!
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Though I remembered the tracks played, I need to say thank you to the individual who put the setlist online.
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"The song that we never wanted to play live, ever, is now on the setlist," Hetfield explained to his fans.
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I compiled a few of my favorite Springsteen songs that will hopefully make the setlist tomorrow.
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They played four songs and their setlist off of the new album that's definitely supporting the new album.
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Since I love all Future of the Left songs, I can't grumble about the setlist.
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"Honky Tonk Women" was part of the setlist, and while Elton's version won't make anybody forget the Stones, it's worth a listen.
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Synonyms
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A list of songs on a music app put in order to play
How Long
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Setlist is made by joining two common words: set, meaning a 'group' or a part of a show, and list, meaning a 'series on paper'. So a setlist is the written order of songs a band plans to play at a concert.