A suggestion from me to setlist makers:

Please stop including full albums in your setlists.
While full albums are good to release as a standalone, adding them into a setilst includes a decent bit of filler that makes the overall quality of the setlist diminish (in my opinion)

Also, setlists don't have to be 300+ charts to be good, Paradigm only had 101 and still felt like it had a bit too much. The days where 40-60 chart setlists were popular felt much better from a playing perspective, since it was less overwhelming to fully complete

ISH and ISH2 are still 2 of my favorite setlists of all time, mainly because unlike CTH2/AH/AH2 etc. All of the charts in there felt like it was part of the complete challenge of the setlist as a whole, rather than just a compilation of charts compiled into a "setlist"

THIS BEING SAID - Full Album SOLO MEDLIES are pretty fantastic, usually - and don't overstretch their welcome in terms of length, which is my main complaint of modern solo medlies (Far too long, usually)