1. Okay so this isn't really news or anything but it felt like the most appropriate thread...
    So this past week I went on a cruise (Royal carribean oasis of the seas), and they had a show (Come Fly With Me or something like that)... the show was a musical, and in that show they played Vertigo! They did an awful job at it, and they tried to combine it with Lovin Spoonful's "Summer in the City" which made it worse IMO... The singers weren't very good and they instrumentals were awful IMO... I'm happy with it though because I like U2 getting the attention they deserve!! Anyway I thought you guys would want to know this
  2. Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:Let's get to bitchin': U2 have been left off NME's 20 Greatest Live Acts of All Time list

    1. Muse
    2. The Strokes
    3. The Killers
    4. Queen
    5. Bruce Springsteen
    6. Nirvana
    7. Arctic Monkeys
    8. The White Stripes
    9. Led Zeppelin
    10. Rage Against The Machine
    11. Radiohead
    12 Jimi Hendrix
    13. AC/DC
    14. David Bowie
    15. The Cure
    16. Foo Fighters
    17. Pink Floyd
    18. Blur
    19. The Clash
    20. The Rolling Stones


    That list is stupid anyway. Anyone with a brain wouldn't have Muse and the killers above Led Zeppelin and the Stones at rock bottom.
  3. Originally posted by dtpc191991:[..]


    That list is stupid anyway. Anyone with a brain wouldn't have Muse and the killers above Led Zeppelin and the Stones at rock bottom.

    +1
  4. Sorry but arctic monkeys at number 7?? Please!!


  5. In terms of money making it could be. For the quality of live performance I don't think Zoo TV was ever topped or ever will be.
  6. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:I remember that coming out around the same time, but I swear I remember reading an interview where one of them was commenting on songs like Scarlet and One Tree Hill saying that the next tour would be songs that they seldom play and even some that they've never played. I remember us all wondering what songs they'd try, and of course Acrobat came up.

    Wish I could find it

    Like the sound of that: My ideal setlist would look like this....

    1. Mofo
    2. Discotheque
    3. Scarlet
    4. Surrender
    5. Gloria
    6. Never Let me Go
    7. An Cat Dubh
    8. Into the Heart
    9. Acrobat
    10. Silver and Gold
    11. Bullet the Blue Sky
    12. Heartland
    13. Deep in the Heart
    14. Boomerang II (Sung by the Edge)
    15. I Threw A Brick Through A Window
    16. New Years Day
    17. One Tree Hill
    18. Running to Stand Still (Zoo TV Version)
    19. Streets (Zoo TV Intro)
    20. October
    21. Tomorrow

    Encore:
    22. Van Diemen's Land (Sung by the Edge)
    23. Two Hearts Beat as One
    24. Bad

    Edit: Never heard of a u2 song called Silver and Old. Silly typo. XD
  7. Originally posted by dtpc191991:[..]

    Like the sound of that: My ideal setlist would look like this....

    1. Mofo
    2. Discotheque
    3. Scarlet
    4. Surrender
    5. Gloria
    6. Never Let me Go
    7. An Cat Dubh
    8. Into the Heart
    9. Acrobat
    10. Silver and old
    11. Bullet the Blue Sky
    12. Heartland
    13. Deep in the Heart
    14. Boomerang II (Sung by the Edge)
    15. I Threw A Brick Through A Window
    16. New Years Day
    17. One Tree Hill
    18. Running to Stand Still (Zoo TV Version)
    19. Streets (Zoo TV Intro)
    20. October
    21. Tomorrow

    Encore:
    22. Van Diemen's Land (Sung by the Edge)
    23. Two Hearts Beat as One
    24. Bad




    THIS
  8. I wouldn't mind seeing a Pop themed encore, but to start the show with Mofo doesn't seem right to me given all the other songs they've released.
  9. I'd love a show to start with Mofo. It's not a perfect song to open with but it has a real pumping feel to it - therefore get the audience pumped and keep going with more songs like Vertigo and those that really pump you up, get the crowd on their feet.

  10. Interesting. DOn't know who is her but an interview is always interesting. Let's hope Bono has definitely abandoned his "we've got an album really really really close of being released, and it's our best ever" traditions and we get some sincere insight of how are things on the U2 camp.
  11. Bono was in the Irish tabloids today. Dying with the flu apparently 'but looking forward to 2013 AND a new U2 album'. Sounded like two separate statements to me.

    Edit - that tabloid above to be exact. Just a load of fluff really.