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  1. Originally posted by BelgianBono:[..]

    If your point is that they didn't changed it in the past because they played 6-7-8 songs from the new album you maybe have a point.
    It's strange that they only play 4 (FOUR) songs from NLOTH...
    Ok the album didnt get very good reactions, but imo, playing them live and adding something extra to them could get the album to a higher level...
    So if they drop the songs, they don't quite believe in their new work do they...


    EXACTLY,that's the thing. They got so disappointed with the new material's fans reaction,that i think NOW they are playing it safer than ever,just to gain some ground again. Anyway,i'm just guessing of course,but...those are my 2 cents.
  2. Originally posted by kite29:[..]

    EXACTLY,that's the thing. They got so disappointed with the new material's fans reaction,that i think NOW they are playing it safer than ever,just to gain some ground again. Anyway,i'm just guessing of course,but...those are my 2 cents.


    Ok we understand each other then
    And i agree with you.
  3. Great to see Ultra violet and Batman together. I think they should do it in every single show of this leg. I don't like Moment Of Surrender that much. With another song, this encore could be one of their best, in my opinion. Anyway, great great thing

    The Unforgettable Fire and UTEOTW are 2 highlights, so I hope to see both in Paris, but I liked the Miss Sarajevo/ City Of Blinding Lights thing. It works better for me, although Miss Sarajevo isn't what I expected for this tour.

    Now the real thing that is really bothering is the sequence of songs that never change...

    But, looking in a positive way, it seems like the band wants to add more changes since Pride, NLOTH, Trying To Throw Your Arms, Mercy and other songs were remembered by then.

    Greetings from Brazil
  4. Originally posted by AidanFormigoni:

    Now the real thing that is really bothering is the sequence of songs that never change...

    But, looking in a positive way, it seems like the band wants to add more changes since Pride, NLOTH, Trying To Throw Your Arms, Mercy and other songs were remembered by then.

    Greetings from Brazil


    This.

    +1


  5. I think you know the difference between ZooTV and PopMart shows, and U2360 shows. If the setlist would be as stable as then, nobody would say a thing. But in some ways almost every hardcore fan is disappointed.
    Beautiful Day as an opener, New Year's Day, Elevation, In A Little While, Miss Sarajevo, Crazy Tonight gay techno remix, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Walk On, With Or Without You, Moment Of Surrender. Look, I just listed the songs that people are complaining about and here's the half of the setlist...
  6. I can complain about half the Zoo setlists as well. People always have something to complain
  7. Originally posted by 17s:[..]

    Beautiful Day as an opener, New Year's Day, Elevation, In A Little While, Miss Sarajevo, Crazy Tonight gay techno remix Sunday Bloody Sunday, Walk On, With Or Without You, Moment Of Surrender. Look, I just listed the songs that people are complaining about and here's the half of the setlist...


    yes, thats how people should remember that song.
  8. I don't really care about them having the same setlist every night, unless they make an absolutely ridiculous decision like replacing Where The Streets Have No Name for Red Light.


  9. Wow, again Bono sounds really great. That's gotta be one of the best I've heard Bono sing Mysterious Ways recently.(H)


  10. Yep, but the difference is that the setlists on Pop and Zoo worked quite well. 360 doesn't.
  12. We have dozens of threads about the 360 setlist. Please continue there. I might join the ZooTV setlist bashing there
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