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  1. Originally posted by Alvin:[..]
    But you can see the audience, which is definitely not so enthusiastic as in South America, most of Europe, etc... And the last good U.S. DVD is Boston...
    Chicago wasn't good??
  4. I actually like the Chicago DVD a lot haha, but that's me. I get differing opinions, this is just mine, that's all. I can definitely agree that the SA audiences are insane in a really good way though
  5. Oh yeah, the Boston DVD - the very first DVD I ever bought. I actualy didn't have a DVD player at that time, but I just had to have this DVD. I remember how I watched it at my friend's place, who had a DVD player. A couple of days later I went and bought my first DVD player. Just because of the Boston Elevation. Still love it.
  6. Originally posted by ahn1991:The city for the most part doesn't matter, but I do hope it is a later show because the performances become a bit tighter and, most importantly, his Shadow Man character becomes more fleshed out. The way he transitions from Exit to MoTD really struck me in San Diego and I'm certain it wasn't present during the Rose Bowl shows.
    But this is the suscription gift, which is not going to feature Exit at all, so I go back to my point that Streets, ISHFWILF, WOWY and RHMT will sound the same in any city. I still think this will be like U22 with recordings from different cities.
  7. Decent setlist, great version of 40. Apart from that, it's a bit meh.

    The Boston DVD trumps it in every single way possible.
  8. Nah the last few Dvds from the US are a let down crowd wise just standing there looking bored Paris I&E was excellent as was Popmart Mexico and the best of the lot Elevation from Slane ,I recommend ppl get the Joshua tree live from MSG which you can buy as part of a deluxe CD it's brilliantly remasterd and the version of Exit with Van Morrison's Gloria snippet is incredible.
  9. Slane was my first and will always be my favourite DVD. Next would be Rattle and Hum, then either Sydney or Mexico (only because Sydney is far from my favourite ZooTV show/setlist), then probably UABRS, then Chicago, then Boston, then Rose Bowl, then Paris. Is that all?

    Is that aaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllll?

    I think my final two picks have a lot to do with actually being at those tours. They can't really beat the feeling and memory of being there, you know?

    EDIT: literally have never seen all of the Milan DVD so I can't comment
  10. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Slane was my first and will always be my favourite DVD. Next would be Rattle and Hum, then either Sydney or Mexico (only because Sydney is far from my favourite ZooTV show/setlist), then probably UABRS, then Chicago, then Boston, then Rose Bowl, then Paris. Is that all?

    Is that aaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllll?

    I think my final two picks have a lot to do with actually being at those tours. They can't really beat the feeling and memory of being there, you know?

    EDIT: literally have never seen all of the Milan DVD so I can't comment
    What about JT Paris DVD? I've always found the show a good listen but not a particularly interesting watch.

  11. Which one is the one where the VIP crowd made a tantrum and sat for the first few songs?
  12. I'm so confused. Are we talking about subscription gifts or which live dvd is the best?
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