Originally posted by ap5:2019 TJT was better than 2017 TJT but that is a low bar. The tour was the absolute low point for the band imo. Nothing more than a LYV cash grab.
Was I thrilled to hear some rare and unplayed JT tracks? - of course! Had it been done in the context of a one-off show it would have been cool and unique. As it was they looked and sounded like everything they swore they’d never become as a live band.
Once a band stops touring new music, they should stop touring. Just my humble opinion.
Originally posted by ConorMac93:Sunday Bloody Sunday
I Will Follow
A Sort of Homecoming
Bad
Pride
TJT songs
Encore
Desire
Angel of Harlem
Every Breaking Wave
Love is Bigger
Even Better Than The Real Thing
One
Originally posted by thalloween:[..]
i’m sorry but this is so unrealistic, like for example how would they transition walk on to city of blinding
Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
A one off show would have likely been impossible to get tickets for, it’s a tour I’m glad I actually got to attend and hear the songs in person. For that it will always be a positive tour for me, in fact one of their better ones imo. I actually agree with that when a band stops touring new music they should stop touring. Thankfully u2 haven’t done that yet as they showed one year later with E&I.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Realistic regarding number of songs and keeping a chronological order for all of them, which is far from easy to do (but something I wished they'd gone for with the JT setlists, would have been much more interesting than those trainwreck encores they played).