Originally posted by shkee23:[..]
It wasn't exactly a standard setlist, especially since they started with 5 straight AB songs. After that, sure, it wasn't necessarily the most surprising setlist ever. The question of whether U2 "failed" or succeeded at Glastonbury should certainly not hinge on (what you call) a merely rearranged setlist, but rather HOW the songs were played, the little interactions with the crowd and between the bandmates themselves--the overall AURA/FEEL of the show and how the band came across.
I think it's a little glib that you think U2 failed by going with that setlist (which you have to admit, despite however uncreative it may have seemed to you, simply worked to get the crowd going). It maybe a little easier to swallow if you had said you wished there were more surprises, but to say U2 "failed glastonbury" because of that...man, I think you missed the whole point.![]()
fair enough, and no i didnt miss the point. it was an awesome show. i just feel let down, maybe that comes from following every setlist. its no doubt they were on fire, but i still somehow feel let down. i stand by they failed glastonbury.
guess i just expect more. im not looking for a fight, i just feel let down. i suppose i want u2 to be something more