TJT
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  1. Originally posted by LikeASong:Mothers has bass and percussion (both in crescendo throughout the song), the reports that it was just Edge and Bono are inaccurate.

    on the first day was Bono and Edge only, the following days the whole band
  2. It really sounds like no half arsed semi-acoustic versions on this tour
  3. I expect Follow and Bad to appear yet
  4. This might actually be the "Fuck the casual fans" set list we've been dreaming of !!
  5. I know what your saying but I do find it funny that a band as big as u2 playing there biggest selling album is considered a sort of risk at least in setlist terms. In reality though it's probably fair to say that certainly the second half of the album is there to cater more to the die hards than the casual fans.
  6. And then it gets to Europe and Elevation and the usual songs get worked in.
  7. I think the biggest risk is the festival they gonna do, too many casual or not fans at all. TJT is their biggest album, if casual fans don't know the songs is their problem
  8. Originally posted by cqleonardo:I think the biggest risk is the festival they gonna do, too many casual or not fans at all. TJT is their biggest album, if casual fans don't know the songs is their problem
    Exactly. If you're going to an show billed as The Joshua Tree in full know the fucking Joshua tree !!
  9. To be fair if Drowning man One step closer I mean A sort of home coming actually gets played that and the last 7 songs from TJT will be the most rarities we can ever expect at a U2 show
  10. Edge is doing a lot of singing. Love it. Bono sounds great.
  11. This is what I'm most happy about so far

    Well, that and ASOH ♥
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