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Topic started 9 years ago by Remy in Experience and Innocence tour. Since then 3,843 posts have been made by 94 users.

2015-06-24 - Chicago

Tour: Innocence and Experience tour
Songs played: 25
Audio recordings: 5
Videos: 1

2015-06-25 - Chicago

Tour: Innocence and Experience tour
Songs played: 26
Audio recordings: 3

patssox95

9 years

Originally posted by LikeASong:Oh Edge you make it sound like a damn Beach Boys song

i'll allow it, though they are clearly out on a limb with this song
Andrew_C

9 years

Originally posted by cesar_garza01:
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Two Hearts was soundchecked.

That would be awesome to hear
LikeASong

9 years

That was......

weird.
bushido529

9 years

The song needs little work , i wonder how CB sounds like
patssox95

9 years

yep
DerBFreund

9 years

Guitars? Yeah, they need work
Andrew_C

9 years

No balls, where's the rawness?
patssox95

9 years

...it was perfect
revjisok

9 years

he gave bono the finger
patssox95

9 years

this could be the beginning of things t come
LikeASong

9 years

I love that Bob story. 1985 was it right?
bushido529

9 years

Every Breaking Wave Time to eat

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what they said

"I remember Anton [Corbijn] saying, 'Oh there's the Yoshua tree'. He couldn't pronounce the J. So we stood there having our photograph taken by the Yoshua tree. We wanted to laugh but Anton would get very upset if people laughed, or even smiled. It was all very funny, not that you'd know by the facial expressions on the album cover." - Larry on the cover for The Joshua Tree

did you know

A local violinist, Steve Wickham, approached The Edge one morning at a bus stop and asked if U2 had any need for a violin on their next album (the War album). In the studio for only half a day, Wickham's electric violin became the final instrumental contribution to Sunday Bloody Sunday.

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