Originally posted by dferryachtungbaby:All the comments on the guardian website, well most of them, show that many people arent happy with U2 being chosen. This is why I dont want to go really. They have no solid argument either, saying the band are shite and Bono is this and that. U2 should just come back to stadiums where they will be appreciate instead of playing in front of a pack of doped up assholes whod rather see a twat like Pete Doherty play.
Grrrr rant.
Originally posted by Macphistfly:very very good news.
This will work.
The rockier songs on SOA will go down a storm here, but I agree set list modification is necessary.
They can win over a lot of people here.
Open with
Vertigo
Boots
I will follow.
Its a recipe for relevance and success
Originally posted by germcevoy:It's definitely gonaa be the most interesting U2 gig in a long long time. Possibly ever.
Originally posted by yuri31:They became a proper live band by playing festivals and gigs at simple venues. They can't have forgotten how to do it. I believe they haven't.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]I think you're way too excited about this. Even though it's good not to see you so negative as usually, I think you're a bit overwhelmed. It's not that exciting in my opinion, just another chance... Which I hope they take. They can't fuck it off. But I'm afraid they will/would/could...
Nevertheless, my less excitement regarding Glasto might be biased by the fact that this concert probably eliminates the chance of another Irish show, which I wanted to attend.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
I'm overwhelmed that they are stepping out of their own arena for the first time possibly this decade. That's what I'm happy to see