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War Child
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What classics will come back on the next tour?
So a number of former staple songs reappeared on the Vertigo tour: Gloria, The Electric Co., Running to Stand Still, An Cat Dubh and maybe a couple others.
What are a few former concert staples that you think may reappear on the next tour? I'm not talking about rarities, just songs that used to be commonplace in concerts, but haven't been played in years. I'd like: Exit In God's Country Stay Ultraviolet Two Hearts Beat As One |
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Most of the Boy stuff came back because it fit with the new songs' sound.
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Personally, I'd like to see 11 O'clock Tick Tock and Twilight return. Also, the world would be a better place if One Tree Hill and Exit were regulars, and I don't think we could go wrong with either Last Night On Earth or Gone. But what WILL come back? I think it's impossible to say at this stage, not knowing quite what sound or theme the band is going for. I do think it's about time for When Love Comes To Town and The Unforgettable Fire to come back into the set though, given they're both popular songs and on the Best Of 1980-1990.
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I say Gone, The Unforgettable Fire, a full band Desire, and Exit return.
although I'd love to see more, those seem the most likely
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I'd pin Desire as likely, as well as Angel of Harlem. IMO it sounds fantastic any way it's played. Discotheque, possibly, but I won't get my hopes up based on its short-lived Vertigo run. I wouldn't be surprised if Stay or Even Better Than the Real Thing showed up again.
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I don't think they have played Even Better Than The Real Thing since PopMart, so maybe they could introduce that into the encore. They seem to have been playing a lot of songs from Achtung Baby during the Vertigo Tour so this makes it even more plausible.
There haven't been that many songs from Rattle and Hum though. I've noticed that Angel of Harlem and Desire haven't appeared in the setlists, only All I want Is You. Therefore, these could also appear in the next leg of the tour, but I'm less optimistic than seeing the Boy songs coming back for example. The Unforgettable Fire would be a top choice for me, it's one of my favourite U2 songs but I'm not sure if Bono would want to sing it. I thought he was under instructions to avoid certain songs that strain his vocal chords or require him to sing in a certain way. From hearing recordings of the song during The Joshua Tree tour, the song lacked the fullness/soundscape sound of the recorded version, a bit like Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me on Popmart. I'd only like to hear these songs with a greater sound than can be created by the band themselves, either by using backing tracks or additional musicians i.e. the Lovetown tour with the brass players, they could intorduce violinists etc. That's the one things U2 hasn't done in a while and would add something extra to their concerts of recent years. I'm not saying they should have extra musicians for the whole concert but for certains songs like UF and HMKMKM or even All I Want Is You. |
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The songs mentioned here would be like
on the next tour.I'd love to hear Even Better Than again, and Mysterious Ways with the ZooTV intro. The Unforgettable Fire would be great, but Bono's vocals may not be able to handle it.
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Wow, thank you.
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Talk about high-octane!
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