Originally posted by miryclay:[YouTube Video]
Originally posted by miryclay:[YouTube Video]
Originally posted by SonerMulder:Thought the song was boring, and then Bono's voice came in.
What a voice ;D
Originally posted by DutchU2Fan:Instagram: Every sweet confusion/ Every grand illusion/I will win and call it losing/ If the prize is not for you…' The Landlady calls but not before a poignant look back at some of the great moments, onstage and offstage, of a tour we will never forget. #U2 #U2eiTour #U2SongsOfExperience #Landlady #home
Originally posted by Shimitz:NICE!
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Originally posted by Jawis:I read these sentences from Wikipedia in From The Sky Down:
"Additional filming took place on 27 May at Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg during the band's rehearsals for the Glastonbury Festival 2011. A rough cut of the movie was shown to the group in July, much to their satisfaction. According to Guggenheim, "They were over the moon. They loved it." The only request the band made was that the film should be shortened in length, and Guggenheim agreed."
And just wow it exists an extended full length of the documentary.
Would love to seen it when AB30 really comes out.
Originally posted by BelfastBoy:[..]
There's already 2 versions of FTSD released:
- the 74-minute version that came with the "Über Deluxe" and "Super Deluxe" editions of the 20th anniversary reissue of Achtung Baby.
- An 85-minute director's cut as released on Blu-ray and DVD on December 12, 2011.
There may well have been a longer version originally prepared by Davis Guggenheim,but if so,I doubt we'll ever get to see it.Personally,I would've been happy to watch something much longer.The released version gives such incredible insights into U2's creative processes I would've loved a breakdown for all the songs on the AB album.
Originally posted by BelfastBoy:[..]
There's already 2 versions of FTSD released:
- the 74-minute version that came with the "Über Deluxe" and "Super Deluxe" editions of the 20th anniversary reissue of Achtung Baby.
- An 85-minute director's cut as released on Blu-ray and DVD on December 12, 2011.
There may well have been a longer version originally prepared by Davis Guggenheim,but if so,I doubt we'll ever get to see it.Personally,I would've been happy to watch something much longer.The released version gives such incredible insights into U2's creative processes I would've loved a breakdown for all the songs on the AB album.