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  1. Little note for benefit of EDDMB
    Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]

    Again,Im not going to argue with a 15 yr old.I do like the "Im always right".Thats funny.You can say what you wish.Im amused,not insulted,neither should you be.Its a fun topic about a rock group.


    Your dogged determination to not let a point go and bring unnecessary extra subjects into a discussion about the U2 Audience started off as entertaining and informative, got repetitive then got just boring. Until you made the comment above, which was preceeded by this one:-

    Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]

    So since your friend said that,I guess that is fact.Um,dont think so guy.Im sure the 80,000 fans from each night were great.Maybe your friend is lame??But Im not going to argue with a 15 year old.lol


    Which is just rude and will not be tolerated.

    We welcome every type of fan on here, young/old, male/female etc. Everyone's point is just as valid as the next persons.

    If you don't wish to 'argue' with a 15 year old, then don't enter into a discussion in the topic in the first place. It's kind of ironic that the 15 year old constructed a much better response than you did. Plus looking up poeple's profile's just to make a point against them is a bit creepy (you also did it with germcevoy and KaiserJose).

    So, either apologise to yuri31 and please continue; (but bear in mind the topic title - The U2 Live Audience, not America v Europe) or kindly refrain from posting in this topic again.

    PS - Jeremy -
    Originally posted by haytrain:I've seen them in the US and saw them in Dublin in July....and I have no idea what the people around me where doing (on the outer rail). I was just focused on the spectacle in front of me. They could have been sitting down and I don't think it would have changed my perception of that first night.

  2. All I know is that I was great public...don't care about the rest


  3. Hahaha thats the spirit My throat was sore for a whole week At the second evening i seriously considered holding back because it didnt feel right. In the end i didnt give a damn and just went nuts

    Its all what you make of it. You can go nuts without physically going nuts. No body pays this kind of money for a show they wouldnt enjoy. So let everyone enjoy it in their way.

    Although i have to admit South American and Mediterranean crowd always make me want to be there with them at the concert.
  4. Don't know about the first night 'cause I was at the catwalk but the inner circle went mad for sure. Second night the people on the seats were suckers and the people on the GA were not that into it. Can't say anything about other Europe cities or non-Europe places.
  5. Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]

    Again,Im not going to argue with a 15 yr old.I do like the "Im always right".Thats funny.You can say what you wish.Im amused,not insulted,neither should you be.Its a fun topic about a rock group.


    You seem intent on dismissing this guy due to his age, yet I would suggest that he's acted with more maturity and dignity than you. Mate its a debate, there's no need to make an emotional issue of it creating an argument.

    Please don't take this debate personally; everyone has thus far admitted to not seeing a U2 show on both continents so we've all admitted that our opinions may be flawed. Our impressions have come from the dvd's (largely) and some other sources that are not 100% reliable.

    I disagree with yeah though, as long as you can accept the possibility of being wrong in an opinion you should be able to formulate an opinion that has a reasonable chance of being right. I may never have met Hitler but I'd say he was a bollox. And a vegetarian
  6. Originally posted by djrlewis:Little note for benefit of EDDMB
    [..]

    Your dogged determination to not let a point go and bring unnecessary extra subjects into a discussion about the U2 Audience started off as entertaining and informative, got repetitive then got just boring. Until you made the comment above, which was preceeded by this one:-

    [..]

    Which is just rude and will not be tolerated.

    We welcome every type of fan on here, young/old, male/female etc. Everyone's point is just as valid as the next persons.

    If you don't wish to 'argue' with a 15 year old, then don't enter into a discussion in the topic in the first place. It's kind of ironic that the 15 year old constructed a much better response than you did. Plus looking up poeple's profile's just to make a point against them is a bit creepy (you also did it with germcevoy and KaiserJose).

    So, either apologise to yuri31 and please continue; (but bear in mind the topic title - The U2 Live Audience, not America v Europe) or kindly refrain from posting in this topic again.

    PS - Jeremy - [..]



    Yuri wrote that he is 'always right"..I said I thought that was funny.Im not the one sayng anything negative.I wrote that I have seen bands in Europe,and the crowds were fantastic.Yuri said..on DVD the american crowds are lame,and he wrote his friend said they are lame.I just said that doesnt mean thats true,and that 80,000 bostonians would beg to differ.Anactually ,you are being rude saying he constructed a better response than me???? and that "Iam creepy"??????.You sir,are insulting me now.
  7. nobody is insulting anybody.


  9. I guess you don't know Juraj that well, but he really IS always right

    In the meantime, this is going nowhere...
    Save this topic someone lol

    Oh wait, got a nice one:
    3th leg Elevation...good example of how good the American crowds can be (again, as most, judging on bootlegs, YT-vids, etc etc etc).
  10. give this topic a bottle of milk and send it to hell


  11. You didn't read the post properly then if you say that.
    Originally posted by meLook, Mr. I'm-always-right, I don't mean to fight with you.


    Back to the topic: I listened to the bootleg of Milan 1 and constantly had shivers hearing the crowd. Quite possibly the best audience of the tour so far.
  12. Originally posted by KaiserJose:[..]

    You seem intent on dismissing this guy due to his age, yet I would suggest that he's acted with more maturity and dignity than you. Mate its a debate, there's no need to make an emotional issue of it creating an argument.

    Please don't take this debate personally; everyone has thus far admitted to not seeing a U2 show on both continents so we've all admitted that our opinions may be flawed. Our impressions have come from the dvd's (largely) and some other sources that are not 100% reliable.

    I disagree with yeah though, as long as you can accept the possibility of being wrong in an opinion you should be able to formulate an opinion that has a reasonable chance of being right. I may never have met Hitler but I'd say he was a bollox. And a vegetarian


    I not taking anything personal.I thought what yuri said was funny.And I said that.This is a good debate about a rock band.That all.It just seems..ALOT in here keep saying American audiences are lame.I beg to differ.If I said the Irish were a "lame" audience (which of course they are not),Im sure that would offend some.
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