Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
I understand that. Doesn't change the fact that I find post 9/11 shows inferior to Fly gigs.
I'm the opposite lol


Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
I understand that. Doesn't change the fact that I find post 9/11 shows inferior to Fly gigs.
Originally posted by stj0691:Aussie, on second thought, you are 100% right. They shoudlnt have dropped the Fly. They shoudlve dropped BTBS. Notice how that was NOT played during the South Bend show.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
As I think I said in another topic, I understand their decision to drop the Fly (a bit too cynical and dark for the times) but it did take away from the performances IMO. I'm not so sure about the merits in dropping Bullet. It's a pretty versatile song that can be applied to different political messages the boys want to send out at any given time. I thought their use of Bullet as a vehicle for their anit-arms theme was really great.
I also have 9/6/2001 MSG - One of my favourite Flys!![]()
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
2001-06-09 was in Boston.....![]()
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
2001-06-09 was in Boston.....![]()
Originally posted by aussiemofo:Yeah that's what I meant.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]How can you mistake glorious Boston with dirty New York?!?!?!? Steve won't speak to you again... EVER.
xD
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]How can you mistake glorious Boston with dirty New York?!?!?!? Steve won't speak to you again... EVER.
xD
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
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How I made the mistake was to me they are both classic U2 destinations and I got 'em mixed up for a fleeting second.
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
boston - awesome crowd, no matter which song, we go nuts for u2. boston's home away from home