Originally posted by Ricku2:they are still available.. back then, those broadcasts were very hard to get.. there was no internet radio, no digital storage.. you could only tape the local broadcast.. luckily many of these great broadcasts and soundboards surfaced, so now you can go to u2start or u2t and download them or watch on youtube... very easy, probably too easy.
After '93 we got a lot of broadcasts and leaked proshots on PopMart , Elevation had 2 dvd's, a webcast and Irving Plaza... Vertigo had London radio broadcast, 1,5 dvd's and a couple of tv broadcasts at the end... 360 had at least 3 radio broadcasts, Rose Bowl and Glastonbury... I&E 3 shows in Full HD... and Experience even a 4k release for the 'lucky ones'.
So yeah, comparing to the 80's we have nothing to complain when it comes to available live shows. Maybe you can say it's all despite U2, but they tolerate a lot of what fans are doing with for example their taping and youtube policies. And now you are using that youtube policy against them.
Originally posted by Sydney_MIke:As much as I like you folks, I won't be getting up a 5am on a Sunday morning just to stream a show I've attended, watched and listened to.
Originally posted by SJKamal:Where can we watch those IE shows?
Originally posted by SJKamal:Thanks I'll have a look.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Rick meant three recordings from Paris, Paris and... Oh, yeah, Paris. Just so you know
Originally posted by Ricku2:[..]
yes, 3 times Paris but at least it gives a bit of variation... Sweetest Thing, Ordinary Love, Electric Co and Out Of Control are not on the official dvd.. and there's Patti Smith on December 6th All in all it's 29 songs spread over 3 full HD recordings.. also it's 1 show which is pretty average/standard, one that's really great and the last one which is also quite special.
Originally posted by Ricku2:[..]
ah, just remembered again Electric Co and Sweetest Thing were cut out of the 'broadcast'.