Originally posted by Timk68:Out of 25 shows I only walked out early and disappointed once - Arnhem Holland during elevation tour , probably mostly due to our crap position at back of GA and a shocking venue in terms of acoustics and temperature.
The only vibrations that could be heard for most of the evening was the Zamboni machine cleaning the adjacent ice surfaces, leading to some fans singing “Zam-Bone-I” to the tune of “Volcano” while they waited.
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:This has to be the most Canadian thing I've heard:
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Originally posted by Timk68:I quite liked the techno feel of Beautiful Day with the head visuals on the JTT30 tour , but the whole happy meal section needs a major overhaul
Originally posted by Brizee:[..]
Yeah, think that was probably the worst U2 gig ever. Should’ve mentioned that as the one off.
Originally posted by BelfastBoy:[..]
Exactly! I used to work with a guy who's the drummer in a Queen tribute band. They don't need to rehearse since they've played the same songs so many times over the years. Instead, they stay sharp by gigging very regularly. I'm not comparing a tribute band to U2, but surely there's certain songs that U2 shouldn't need to rehearse? Unless it's to sync with the A/V aspect of the live show, they'd be better spending the time on less familiar / newer material.
Originally posted by sparko:Have the bets already started whether Acrobat even lives through another week of rehearsals?
(If they play it and if it survives even the EU start - I forgive them SOE. If they again drop it and instead present another Pride-BD-WOWY-driven Best Of....they can only save themselves with something POP.)
