




Originally posted by WojBhoy:I personally think it's all looking quite lovely. I saw the same setlist twice in a week, and I don't care a jot. But that's just me. I'd happily see the same setlist 3 more times. It would be great to see more variation, but as it is, I still think it's great.
Originally posted by Yogi:Very, very dissapointed. No NLOTH? That's insane.![]()
Originally posted by vanquish:No, NLOTH live was terrible, Bono didn't have the voice half the time and there was too much of a wall of guitar noise feel to it, much of the nuances of the album version were lost in the live translation and it was rather flat.
Originally posted by dieder:aah thanks Harry for making me finish this night with a positive vibe. I was almost going to sleep with the thought that I was going to a b-act next week.
Originally posted by Doc32:[..]
agreed, hopefully it only is in the set for the first couple of shows. I would love to see Running to Standstill reinstated in that spot. Would be nice to see something else from the Tree other than the trinity
Originally posted by u2opra:I hate sound really negative to those happy with everything with the 360 tour but some of the lack of changes U2 seem to be doing this tour tells me that they no longer really listen to hardcore fans anymore. HMTMKM to replace UV as one of the very few big exciting changes really speaks a lot of volumes with what's going on, as does the reluctance to use any NLOTH songs.
See, now if they really were taking on board what a lot of the fans were saying, they would know NLOTH is a good song live, some of the ATYCLB stuff is getting stale, the setlist is also becoming constantly predictable and 'safe', and people want to hear more stuff from AB, Pop, Joshua Tree, R&H, and Boy.
Yes, it's great to see the boys back on tour after everything that's happened and yes we're lucky they are still going after all this time but this tour, more than any other tour, is playing it extremely safe and predictable and feels more than anything, almost like a greatest hits tour - but at least if was a greatest hits tour will would maybe see more variety!
I love U2, I really do. But if on Friday the setlist is the same as the one they rehearsed then I don't really feel very hopeful or excited about what the rest of the tour brings.
I again apologise for negativity, I just see so much potential with that stage setup and Bono's voice that it almost feels like it's being wasted. Maybe I am spoilt by what the band did during the Vertigo Tour but it's certainly obvious that when you compare the two tours and each legs, this tour is lacking a lot of creativity.
Originally posted by kris_smith87:I still think that Stand Up Comedy would be cool live. I know a lot of you guys hate it (and I really don't understand why) but it could get the crowd rocking.