2011-06-24 - Glastonbury
Tour: Various Dates
Songs played: 20
Audio recordings: 1
Videos: 1


  1. Well, Risto uploaded it freeleech so you'll be fine downloading it if you wanna give it a try
  2. Twelve snippets... That's quite a lot even for Bono


  3. U2 are also on the BBC red button Thursday but not sure if it's a full rerun or highlights
  4. How big is the HD version/ how much GB?
  5. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    HA!! Really?!?!

    glad you enjoyed it, Mr. Maloy... have a nice comeback home and have a good shower and rest, and then go into detail and share your Glasto stories


    Well Sergio - what a day, in so many ways.

    Got down to the Pyramid first thing to have a look at the stage (it was closed off on Thursday) and was delighted to see a few U2 fans already there complete with the War/360/Tricolour flag that everyone would have seen throughout the day.

    Met some cool people there and as we were hanging around, a guy taking snaps approached my nephew and I saying he was from U2.com and asked to take our picture as we had our band tees on. I had my PopMart Tour tee on and my nephew, Vertigo Tour. He did so and we thought no more about it.

    Spent much of the day moving around checking bands before coming back to see B.B King and when we got back into the 'pit', I checked my phone to see a barrowload of messages from friends saying that I was on U2.com. Turns out the photographers pic was used on the homepage as part of the build up to the show. Couldn't believe it!

    Anyway - skip forward a few hours, a river full of rain and a great set from Morrissey (who name dropped the band a few times) and it was show time. It was very cramped at the front (2 people off the barrier) but the atmosphere was a mixture of anticipation, excitement and nervousness. What would they play?how would they play? How would it go down? I needn't have worried...

    Although 'Real Thing' was slightly tentative and the sound immediately grabbed me as 'obviously not nearly as good as a 360 show', it was a thrill for me to see it as a live opener. The Fly was like waking up in 1992 as both the performance and visuals were a throwback to the glory days.

    After the Achtung Baby homage (which I absolutely loved) the Streets had everyone going and seeing the non U2 fans bopping along to it was a moment to treasure - they had the entire crowd in their pockets by that point.

    The rest of the set from then on was absolutely amazing. A practical 'best of' hit reel - an experience I never thought I'd be part of. Special shouts to Vertigo, Bad, a quite unforgettable WOWY and Out of Control - a most sensational ending to a 'once in a lifetime' gig.

    Standing in the mud and incessant rain cuddling family and reading messages from friends all over the world confirming the boys had 'done it' will live with me forever.

    What an experience. They came, they conquered and they gave me the day of my life

  6. OMG! I need a Bluray RAM... ;-) And the DVD version with 720p?

    Is it possible to split the HD Version for two DVDs?
  7. Back from Glasto now as I mentioned in a post last week, U2 would be outstanding and they were ! and I mentioned they would play a big surprise they did Out of Control !. The best band ever to play on planet earth delivered the goods. It was worth it despite the rain and the mud (You had to be there just to see,feel and smell how bad it was)........................No other band will ever light up that Pyramid stage like U2 did they are simple in a different League AWESOME
  8. just noticed Garageland snippet ...
    (oh Joe how much you are missing )


  9. Did anyone downloaded this version already? Utorrent here says it will take 4 days to download it
  10. I did