Official Joshua Tree 2017 tour film

Originally posted by Bf2142:Well, I'd love to see an official DVD from JT2017. I was at Twickenham #1 and I only saw one camera-on-an-arm come out over us before the band started. I'm not sure Twickers was filmed. Maybe someone can confirm this?

Originally posted by eddiemonsoon:[..]
backstage interview with adam and pre-show footage from twickenham appeared in this last night.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05v4vmk

whether the JT2017 live footage (streets, still haven't found) shown also originates from twickenham is anyone's guess. And if anyone watches it on iplayer the idea that the police played the red cow pub in hammersmith on the same night as u2 played the hope and anchor in 1979 is laughable.

Originally posted by Caledonia:[..]
That was a good watch, and not just for the U2 content which fills the first 10 minutes, with a few more words from Adam just before the credits roll.

Personally speaking I don't think the actual live footage of Streets was from Twickenham, as from my recollection on night #2 where I was seated in the heavens near the back, the sun hadn't gone down until after the entire TJT set, whereas it looked quite dark on the footage here. That said for Twickenham #1, I was like two people off the front barrier in front of Bono, and it looked fairly dark throughout, so it could just be because of how the cameras are positioned making it look darker than it actually is.

A good watch though if you like live music in general, and it pretty much confirms that ticket prices have been deliberately inflated way beyond reasonable value to the point of charging what people are prepared to pay for them largely because of how people have acquired their new music (by and large) in more recent years.

Originally posted by georgemccauley:[..]
Spot on, and also Bono's hair was dramatically different at the start of the tour compared to twickenham,

I Believe this live footage is from Vancouver

Originally posted by Caledonia:[..]
That was a good watch, and not just for the U2 content which fills the first 10 minutes, with a few more words from Adam just before the credits roll.

Personally speaking I don't think the actual live footage of Streets was from Twickenham, as from my recollection on night #2 where I was seated in the heavens near the back, the sun hadn't gone down until after the entire TJT set, whereas it looked quite dark on the footage here. That said for Twickenham #1, I was like two people off the front barrier in front of Bono, and it looked fairly dark throughout, so it could just be because of how the cameras are positioned making it look darker than it actually is.

A good watch though if you like live music in general, and it pretty much confirms that ticket prices have been deliberately inflated way beyond reasonable value to the point of charging what people are prepared to pay for them largely because of how people have acquired their new music (by and large) in more recent years.

Originally posted by CraigFairlie:[..]
U2 posted a clip of Vancouver 1 on social media the next day. It was pro footage. Surely they won't release the first show of the tour on DVD?!

Originally posted by CraigFairlie:[..]
U2 posted a clip of Vancouver 1 on social media the next day. It was pro footage. Surely they won't release the first show of the tour on DVD?!

Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
Pro-footage from Twickenham also.

Originally posted by georgemccauley:[..]
Where is this footage?