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Originally posted by Angel_or_DevilHey does anyone find it difficult to sing along to Elevation? So many words and at quick pace- it must be hard to sing live with all the energy, takes quite a bit out of you. Surprised Bono doesn't sit down immediately after singing this song.

Originally posted by Angel_or_DevilHey does anyone find it difficult to sing along to Elevation? So many words and at quick pace- it must be hard to sing live with all the energy, takes quite a bit out of you. Surprised Bono doesn't sit down immediately after singing this song.

Originally posted by Ali709[..]

Hehe...maybe that's why the "frog in my throat" incident happens in Vertigo Chicago

Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

wasn't the case. His drink goes down his throat the wrong way. Funny to see

Originally posted by Ali709[..]

I know, was just joking! But the scene is pretty funny...they did well leaving it in! One point for Hamish!

Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

the only point he'l ever get from me

Originally posted by Angel_or_Devil[..]

....go on.......... why is this?

Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

I just don't like some of the guys work. He mainly does all mainstream MTV type crap and I think he should stick to it. I cannot sit down and watch the Chicago DVD because of his work. He doesn't hold a shot for more than a second and he always has cameras pointing directly at spotlights which means you can't see a thing. There are also some brutal editing mistakes in there to. During Zoo Station you can hear Bono sing yet his mic is down by his side

On the whole he isnt that bad but the Chicago DVD and a few things about the Milan DVD piss me off so much that i'd like to see the band try someone else

Originally posted by Angel_or_Devil[..]

Yeh poor work on the chicago dvd. i noticed also about the zoo station and the mic thing. That also happens during the rattle and hum dvd on all along the watchtower, as bono is walking away from the camera you see his mic by his side and you hear him singing.