Originally posted by thefly07:[..]
On u2gigs, i only see one night in London '92. What are you referring to?
Originally posted by thefly07:[..]
On u2gigs, i only see one night in London '92. What are you referring to?
Originally posted by zooropa93:[..]
Just one night in 92 but 4 the year after. The Earls Court gig in May 92 wasn’t a great one from what I heard around the time.
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:[..]
Why? Give me one reason.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
I found it to be brilliant. Love that he did it again a year later in London as well. The beginnings of a Macphisto vocal vibe.
Originally posted by FireSparky:[..]
Yes after 2001 they have a little bit lost that magic in Streets
Originally posted by WideAwakeBadBoy:Thw problem back then in the '90s and probably into the early noughties was that there was very little in the way of DAW capabilities, meaning that unlike nowadays, if the band got out of sync, the guys on the sound desk couldn't just manipulate the backing track to be in time (this is a lot harder to explain than I imagined) but basically, once the backing track started they had to go with it and there was no room for live spontaneity as there is now (e.g. Bono can waffle on for ages over the intro strings for One, as the guys at the back can just loop it live) - other times the backing rack was a problem were Mysterious Ways in Dortmund '92 and Tel Aviv '97
Originally posted by deanallison:Really since after the elevation shows they’ve not captured the full magic of the song except when using Zooropa before it for the European I&E shows and MLK at the super bowl.
Originally posted by RUMMY:[..]
Totally agree (almost) as I think the 2009 Sheffield radio broadcast was pretty solid.
Originally posted by cyborgninja117:[..]
Agreed, the Sheffield radio broadcast was excellent. Bono in particular was on fire that night.
Come to think of it...I don't think I've ever seen Edge have a rough day in terms of his vocals, has anyone come across a show where his voice wasn't on form?