Originally posted by u2met862) Sunday Bloody Sunday on "Under a Blood Red Sky" album, during the final "encore" chorus of Sunday Bloody Sunday (second drum roll, etc.), the first line of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is definitely NOT sung by Bono. Someone else sings it with sort of a funny voice which I believe is Adam...
Originally posted by yeahI'll stick to your first point only.
The energy of the audience has nothing to do woth age, I'm not even convinced that a U2 audience is older than on other bands. During the concerts I've been to the crowd was pretty mixed.
I think it rather has to do with the album they promote, the selection of songs and the performance on stage.
The problem with the Vertigo Tour was that they promoted one of their weakest albums. And of this album quite a few songs just don't work well live. No matter what you think of album versions or lyrics, songs like SYCMIOYO, Miracle Drug, All because of you, Original of the Species or Yahweh just don't work live.
The old classics like Pride, With or Without You, Sunday Bloody Sunday or Streets were played pretty uninspired.
Even the old songs, which were the major surprise of the tour didn't really work out well. Especially on the first gigs a lot of people didn't seem to even know tracks like An Cat Dubh or Into the Heart...
And the fact that one felt being at a political campaign rather than a rock concert didn't make it better.
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Originally posted by BenkyVertigo was great tour but I like Elevation more.
1.Elevation
2.Zoo Tv
3.Lovetown
4.Vertigo
5.Joshua Tree