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  1. Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]

    The first 2 Mansfield gigs were amazing.07.02 and 07.03.03.The big July 11th gig is nothing short of brilliant.



    And since every song played on that tour is on the Mansfield sets, and since they are all amazing quality and energy, I would say get those 3 and you have almost all the PJ you will ever need (OK, slight exageration...)
  2. Is that actually true that every song was played from the 2003 tour in Mansfield? I had gone through the list and noticed that a few tracks were missing. Glorified G and Last Exit come to mind...maybe I need to take a closer look.
  3. Originally posted by RUMMY:Is that actually true that every song was played from the 2003 tour in Mansfield? I had gone through the list and noticed that a few tracks were missing. Glorified G and Last Exit come to mind...maybe I need to take a closer look.



    I never checked. Eddie did say on the album that there were about 105 songs, and there is 102 tracks on the set (including a double of Yellow Leadbetter and a few Encore Breaks). I think it care out to about 94 different songs, so they may have cheated...

    Still great to have 3 concerts with (almost) no repeats.

    Now, if U2 would stop the U22 vote and just release everything to us...
  4. Agree with you on that last point. Many here disagree but I think they just might do it.
  5. I'm going to attend my first PJ concert ever tomorrow (friday night). Really can't wait for it!


  6. I have always wished U2 would do that.But,I hate to say,they havent.And unless they release some wild Live Anthology,they wont.I dont know why they are so tight,with their live releases.We had to wait 20 years for the Paris 1987 gig.And it isnt even the full show.I know they just left out the covers,but still.They always edit their live releases.Even Wide Awake in Europe was edited.Moment of Surrender was so over-edited,it sounded like a different take compared to the bootleg version.Why couldnt the band,on their website,release a bunch of shows,in mp3 form,from say Europe 2010,or the 2011 Tour ? .U2s mgr, is so interested in $$$$,Im shocked they havent done this.

    I have loved U2 since 1983.And this band has frustrated me so much,as far as releasing live material.We are forced to have to listen to audience amature bootleg recordings.Yes,we get the 1 DVD from each tour by U2.Ok.Great.PJ on the other hand,spoil us.

    What I have always respected about PJ is,they release each and every gig.Nothing is cleaned up.I love that.You really get the live feel from their bootlegs.


  8. Maybe U2 will just say,you know what,release all 46 songs.Id buy that in a heartbeat.


  9. Im sure you will love it.They are fantastic live.I hope they play Black for you.Enjoy........


  10. Thanks friend!

    Given To Fly and Better Man are my favorite songs, but I'm fine with anysong since it's my first show...

    Greetings from Brazil
  11. and here what has been played ...

    03.11.2011 Morumbi, Sao Paulo, Brazil
    Setlist:
    Release
    Corduroy
    Why Go
    Animal
    World Wide Suicide
    Got Some
    Evenflow
    Unthought Known
    Whipping
    Daughter/WMA
    Olé
    Down
    Save You
    The Fixer
    Do The Evolution
    Porch

    Encore 1:
    Small Town
    Just Breathe
    Come Back
    I Believe In Miracles (Ramones)
    Alive

    Encore 2:
    Comatose
    Black
    Better Man
    Rearviewmirror
    Rockin' In The Free Wold (Neil Young)

    got one of 2 of your favourites
    i wonder how energetic Olè is live ....
  12. Wow! Great set (again). Probably better than either night in Toronto - at least for a single show. I would expect to see Jeremy, Go, Not For You, Hail Hail, and GIven To Fly (amongst other unplayed songs) tonight. Oh, and Yellow Ledbetter, too.
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