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2018-08-31 - Berlin
 Tour: Experience and Innocence tour
Songs played: 25
Audio recordings: 2
Videos: 1
  1. frankly for the dvd I prefer the concerts of London, Manchester or Dublin! some of these lives were perfect ! that's my opinion
  2. Originally posted by kharbouch:frankly for the dvd I prefer the concerts of London, Manchester or Dublin! some of these lives were perfect ! that's my opinion
    London still had mistakes both nights, although in fairness I’d say London 2 was probably the most solid musically out of the 3 shows I attended. Last night though felt very special, every u2 show does but there was some energy coming from bono and the crowd really seemed to bring the best out of them, I’ve said plenty of times before performing the songs well is one of my main ways of judging a show and that crowd interaction doesn’t bother me too much but I don’t think the mistakes last night were severe enough to ruin a song and I think the crowd actually enhanced the band’s performance so crowd interaction really was important last night and it probably was my favourite of the 3 shows. I haven’t listened to the Manchester shows yet but Dublin 4 in particular did seem great I have to say and the other Dublin shows still seemed strong too.
  3. Belfast 2 was brilliant
  4. They really nailed Wild Horses last night, great to have experienced that in person. Larry Mullen's drumming is just great on that (now).
  6. Originally posted by kharbouch:frankly for the dvd I prefer the concerts of London, Manchester or Dublin! some of these lives were perfect ! that's my opinion
    I enjoy some minor mistakes in songs like last night. For example the start of Acrobat, or messing up the lyrics. Makes it clear they aren’t robots. And always nice to see/hear how the recover from that.
  7. Originally posted by martijnu2start:[..]
    I enjoy some minor mistakes in songs like last night. For example the start of Acrobat, or messing up the lyrics. Makes it clear they aren’t robots. And always nice to see/hear how the recover from that.
    Same. The official films are always way too perfect, just keep the small mistakes. It’s what makes it fun.
  8. Originally posted by martijnu2start:[..]
    I enjoy some minor mistakes in songs like last night. For example the start of Acrobat, or messing up the lyrics. Makes it clear they aren’t robots. And always nice to see/hear how the recover from that.
    I do not agree. I want perfect show DVDs without modifying in post-production
    it's a shame not to film several concerts, especially the 3 last of Dublin, the band and the public were on fire! Bono and Edge at the top!
  9. Originally posted by kharbouch:[..]
    I do not agree. I want perfect show DVDs without modifying in post-production
    it's a shame not to film several concerts, especially the 3 deniers of Dublin, the band and the public were on fire! Bono and Edge at the top!
    If you film 3 shows and mix them as one you also get modifications in the post-production. Perfection does not exists. There’s no U2 show ever where none of the four band members make no single mistake at any time. That’s not U2
  10. Originally posted by Remy:[..]
    Same. The official films are always way too perfect, just keep the small mistakes. It’s what makes it fun.
    I agree. It would be naturally
  11. Originally posted by Remy:[..]
    If you film 3 shows and mix them as one you also get modifications in the post-production. Perfection does not exists. There’s no U2 show ever where none of the four band members make no single mistake at any time. That’s not U2
    I prefer that, at least they will have the choice in the editing of the final DVD
    think it's a very bad idea to have bet on the Berlin concert
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