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  1. mine was pride on the radio, it was the ring of the guitar, been an addict ever sice. these younger fans have missed out i think. saw 3 joshua tree shows and cardiff arms park was my first ever gig. awesome
  2. Originally posted by alanofjones:Haha, poor you. Not the youngest, not the oldest either


    i know, poor me, nearly dead now. oh, well, has its perks, i've seen them live as early as the joshua tree tour. its worth being this old as i've grown up with u2, got into them in 1984 and been hooked since. you youngsters have missed their prime imo, 1987 to 1992 were the best gigs.


    Yeah, I've always wished that I was born much earlier than 1995. I got into U2 at a very early age of 5.. As soon as I heard Beautiful Day in October 2000, that was me, favourite band ever since.
  3. i took 2 of my kids to wembley 1 and sheffield in 2009 and they loved it, they were 13 and 15 years old. also took them to paris last year and i consider it spreading the u2 word. the only problem is that its shit expensive buying 3 tickets for every show.
  4. Like I said, I fell for U2 after hearing their "new" single New Year's Day on the radio in 1983. I was 17 then, 44 now. First live show I saw unfortunately wasn't the War tour or the Unforgettable Fire tour, it was the Joshua Tree tour (july 1987).

    U2 has accompanied throughout my life. Girlfriends, breakups, marriage, birth of my children, divorce, what have you. And I'm sure they will be played during my funeral as well in about 50 years time
  5. Originally posted by alanofjones:i took 2 of my kids to wembley 1 and sheffield in 2009 and they loved it, they were 13 and 15 years old. also took them to paris last year and i consider it spreading the u2 word. the only problem is that its shit expensive buying 3 tickets for every show.


    Haha, yep, done that too. Mine are 12 (has seen 1 360-show) and 18 (has seen 1 Vertigo- and 2 360-shows).
  6. my first show was Milan 1985 .. the first U2 time in Italy
  7. good traditions must not be lost .. even if it's expensive
  8. same here, stuck in a moment helped me sort my brain out when i got divorced and 'one' too. barely a day goes by that i dont listen to at least 1 track. shame you missed the war and uf tours. i think that the uf tour that i would most like to have seen, powerful passionate performances, none of this holding back to save his voice nonsense you getb these days, he just belted it out.
  10. Originally posted by JRlovesU2:Like I said, I fell for U2 after hearing their "new" single New Year's Day on the radio in 1983. I was 17 then, 44 now. First live show I saw unfortunately wasn't the War tour or the Unforgettable Fire tour, it was the Joshua Tree tour (july 1987).

    U2 has accompanied throughout my life. Girlfriends, breakups, marriage, birth of my children, divorce, what have you. And I'm sure they will be played during my funeral as well in about 50 years time


    Same here. I haven't always been as into them as I have been the last 10 years or so, but they have been the soundtrack to my life, nonetheless.
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