Originally posted by kris_smith87:[..]
What is everyone's problem with Stuck In A Moment? It's a great song!
Originally posted by Kernel:[..]
It is a great song. I think everyone just has a problem with the "set" setlist night after night.
There are other acoustic songs they could play or attempt
Originally posted by Kernel:[..]
It is a great song. I think everyone just has a problem with the "set" setlist night after night.
There are other acoustic songs they could play or attempt
Originally posted by haytrain:[..]
glad you had a good time. where'd you end up?
Originally posted by Doc32:[..]
Such as Please acoustic...Stuck gets alot of the blame for the overall saturation of the set with ATYCLB songs. Hopefully they'll ditch most of them save for Beautiful Day on the next legs
Originally posted by platonic:Good day,
I wasn't sure whether to post this here or under the generic "U2 live audience" thread. For the time being, I decided on this thread. If you think it's better off over there, we can do that, of course.
I was at the show, on the floor. At first, I ended up in front of the outer catwalk, on Edge's side, because I had been talking to some people and had forgotten about my plan of just hanging back until the show starts (standing around too long is bad on my lower back, and thus I paid the price when I tried to walk back to my car, after the show). So, I made the mistake of remaining there until Vertigo, not noticing that I would be better off in the middle, farther back, where the "bloody sunday pit" was, until my brother alerted me to that fact. Over there, I found some people who shared my enthusiasm, and we proceeded to tear it up, beginning with "I'll go crazy".
I was pleasantly surprised that at a Tampa show, there would be people like this, at all - I just wish I had known about that before spending half the show in the wrong place. Nevertheless, from my perspective, the rest of the crowd didn't seem to be so into it, WHICH is why I am bemused, for the second day in a row, reading reviews on u2gigs and u2tours, who praise the crowd participation, a handful even calling it among the top u2 concerts they've seen. I'll continue reading them as they come in, but, checking youtube footage, I can't tell too much, yet. Obviously, 99% of it is focused on the band, 99% of the time.
So, what are you all's thoughts on this?
Originally posted by dieder:cool video on u2.com
http://member.u2.com/news/title/remember-this-baby-