Originally posted by INCA:[..]
If you close your eyes, you can hear Civil Twilight and Temper Trap in its sound. The only part that sounds like U2 is the piano part. It's similar to 'Endless Deep' and bits of 'Yoshino Blossom' in that respect.
Originally posted by INCA:[..]
If you close your eyes, you can hear Civil Twilight and Temper Trap in its sound. The only part that sounds like U2 is the piano part. It's similar to 'Endless Deep' and bits of 'Yoshino Blossom' in that respect.
Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]
I agree 100%. Zoo TV was an event , unlike the tours I went to in the 1980s , and I attended 10 ZooTV shows . It was way too over the top for me .
Pop was the same thing , only the material from that album was weak and I only went to 1 show that tour. I hated that period .
Same thing can be said with 360 . Weak album , over the top shows .
As many critics stated , 360 was a fantastic event, like Pop , but the "show" was a complete distraction and took away from the focus which is supposed to be the music . Maybe this was their intention ?
I don't think its a coincidence , as the material from Pop and No Line was not strong at all , to say the least.
I loved the whole "back to basics" Elevation Tour…same goes for Vertigo 2005 .
My favorite shows are still from 1985 and 1987 . Followed by this years tour and Elevation/Vertigo .
The band took the stage back in the 80s and just played their hearts out .
No 75 foot lemons , no space ship station, no silly village people costumes, no Las Vegas Lady Ga Ga theatrics .
Just the band and most of all , their music .
So glad how this tour has gone down . I loved my 5 shows this summer .
Just my 2 cents .
Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:[..]
I've seen every tour since elevation. While 10/27/01 will always be my favorite show ever, this tour is my favorite from them. It's just amazing. So many moments during the show, the transitions, the energy was incredible. Yes I wish for more variation but what can u do! I still have the show stuck in my head. I could go to 8 more tmrw and still not be bored.
Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:Yea Volcano got a great reception Night2. Definitely weird how it doesn't get played more. And I can't believe I saw 8 shows and didn't hear California live. Crazy. Before the tour started I would of bet the farm that it would be a staple in their sets along with Volcano.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Agreed. Toss the Achtung Baby stuff for now (unless they're willing to break out something they haven't touched in a while (Station, Arms) and bring in more new stuff and more War stuff. It's time for a War renaissance! They've dipped their feet into it and everyone loved it. They're already halfway there. Make Two Hearts and 40 regulars, add in New Years Day, Seconds, Surrender, and play Drowning Man finally and we've got ourselves a show.
Of all the albums that could totally fit with the themes they already have going on, War would do it best.
Mysterious Ways has to be one of the most....overrated isn't the right word because I never hear anybody talk about it. Overused? Basically no one really cares about it and I feel like nobody would miss it.
Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
I agree with you. As far as I'm concerned they could drop EBTTRT, BTBS and Pride and I wouldn't lose sleep. But... That's as far as we're concerned. As far as they are concerned... The majority of the people buying tickets would be happy as hogs in slop to see a greatest hits show. This is how they offer the happy medium, without doing the GH Tour. Trust me, I would love to see them do something like The Church did a few years back and do 3 albums in entirety, 1 from each decade with 20 minute intermissions between each. War, Achtung and a toss up on ATYCLB or HTDAAB for me.
Originally posted by Release3:[..]
I think Bullet> Hands> Pride is the best part of the show. That and Raised By Wolves> Until The End Of The World