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U2start liveshow: Bono's birthday hangover (10 May)

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Topic started 8 years ago by Remy in Featured Content. Since then 608 posts have been made by 18 users.

1993-05-11 - Rotterdam

Tour: ZOO TV
Songs played: 24
Audio recordings: 1

Timmyboy83

8 years

Habby Bday Bono, Cheers 2U en all of the fans around here!!!!!
thefly108

8 years

I always liked the Hello, Goodbye snippet they did a few times
MacStripey

8 years

Heart and souuuuuul
cesar_garza01

8 years

No sound again!
LikeASong

8 years

Originally posted by Timmyboy83:[image]
Habby Bday Bono, Cheers 2U en all of the fans around here!!!!!

You know your stuff Slainte!
Timmyboy83

8 years

Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
You know your stuff Slainte!
MacStripey

8 years

Originally posted by Timmyboy83:[image]
Habby Bday Bono, Cheers 2U en all of the fans around here!!!!!

Slainté
LikeASong

8 years

I'm a much MUCH bigger fan of the non-acoustic middle section a la Sydney. Larry on bongos Give the man a full drumkit!!
MacStripey

8 years

Lovely
Welsh_Edge

8 years

Slow Dancing!
thefly108

8 years
LikeASong

8 years

Ha, eat that up!

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what they said

"Poland was probably the highlight of the tour. During New Year's Day I turned to find some water and when I looked back, the entire stadium, 80,000 people, had disappeared under a red and white Solidarity flag. I could hardly speak let alone sing. It was a really emotional moment for anyone who was there. They felt we had stood by them in that moment when they went on strike for democracy and wanted to show us they remembered." - Bono on the Vertigo tour

did you know

The final track on the Boy album, "Shadows and Tall Trees", gives a nod to William Golding's novel Lord of the Flies; it shares its name with a chapter from the book.

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