Originally posted by one8ung:[..]
Sunday:
https://www.atu2.com/news/the-edge-confirms-to-fans-u2-shows-in-south-america-will-be-amazing.html
Originally posted by one8ung:[..]
Sunday:
https://www.atu2.com/news/the-edge-confirms-to-fans-u2-shows-in-south-america-will-be-amazing.html
"During “Elevation,” the Rose Bowl shook so vilontley it measured on the Richter Scale at Cal Tech." Awesome line! https://t.co/rPTbHIScX4
— Carol Mc (@carolmcdoniel) May 22, 2017
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:"During “Elevation,” the Rose Bowl shook so vilontley it measured on the Richter Scale at Cal Tech." Awesome line! https://t.co/rPTbHIScX4
— Carol Mc (@carolmcdoniel) May 22, 2017
Maybe when this happens for ASOH they won't drop it in the tour.
Originally posted by dougman23:[..]
The problem is the crowd largely didn't react for ASOH. There were a few diehards that love it. But it is a mid tempo, building song, and with that weird chiming they started it with this tour, it didn't move the building. I was going nuts, goosebumped, singing my heart out (Rose Bowl night 1), but there were a lot of people tuning out. It sucked in that respect.
Originally posted by Remy:[..]
Really? I had a different experience. Even in the seats many people loved it.
Originally posted by DutchU2Fan:Made a spotify playlist with all the songs played so far, I will update it when they play other songs:
https://open.spotify.com/user/mrtimd/playlist/14cnKn3diLVEiJaOBesvyh
If you follow it you get a message when I update.
Originally posted by dougman23:[..]
The problem is the crowd largely didn't react for ASOH. There were a few diehards that love it. But it is a mid tempo, building song, and with that weird chiming they started it with this tour, it didn't move the building. I was going nuts, goosebumped, singing my heart out (Rose Bowl night 1), but there were a lot of people tuning out. It sucked in that respect.
Originally posted by I_LIKE_U2:[..]
Yeah but having so early in the set, there's really no excuse for people to tune out. People who lose interest if a band plays a song they don't know 3 songs into a show (especially if the two songs before it and the six songs after are some of the band's most popular) are only there to hear the biggest hits and aren't going to be engaged through the whole show anyway. Those people are going to lose interest anytime a song that doesn't appear on U218 is played so it shouldn't really matter if they're not into that one song. The band does enough in the early part of the set to keep them engaged. It's not their fault if there's only a handful of songs that they even care to hear.
Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan:[..]
When did they play blow your house down?