Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Looking forward to this post show chat.
Originally posted by andyuk36:Very dissapointed at the setlist this eve.....I think we have to accept for U2 this was just another gig. When I was at Croke park in 1985 and 1987 you could tell it meant so much to them to be playing in their hometown alas not this evening....They could have come on earlier and done a few more songs and no ASOH pretty Bad that haha
Originally posted by andyuk36:Very dissapointed at the setlist this eve.....I think we have to accept for U2 this was just another gig. When I was at Croke park in 1985 and 1987 you could tell it meant so much to them to be playing in their hometown alas not this evening....They could have come on earlier and done a few more songs and no ASOH pretty Bad that haha
Originally posted by andyuk36:Very dissapointed at the setlist this eve.....I think we have to accept for U2 this was just another gig. When I was at Croke park in 1985 and 1987 you could tell it meant so much to them to be playing in their hometown alas not this evening....They could have come on earlier and done a few more songs and no ASOH pretty Bad that haha
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:[..]
Maybe they come home and they see all the graffiti about "tax evaders", and all the backlash at home, they now see this as just another show.
Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
Just to follow up on what your saying, when is the last time the bands best tour show was in Ireland? Obviously opinions only but I can't remember many people saying any I&E, 360 or vertigo tour show was the best of the tour. I think Slane is the last particularly special show they've had in Ireland (every u2 show is somewhat special hence the use of the word particularly).
