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Rock n' Roll Doggie
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23rd September Minneapolis - Target Center
Please post all reviews of the September 23rd show here.
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Babyface
Join Date: Aug 2005
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Great show. No Bad or 40.
2 Virtigos was 1 too many. They need to end all shows with Bad/40. Otherwise, a really good show. The crowd likes the new songs, but the y love the old songs!!! |
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►Smiley Queen◄
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found this review from the Minneapolis Star Tribune posted on u2tours.com: http://www.u2tours.com/displaymedia....D=7649&Return=
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Refugee
Join Date: Jul 2004
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Just want to say this before too many complain about 2 Vertigos that the 2nd one was extra. The official setlist ended with Yahweh. So, don't complain about an extra gift. Bono was definitely the one that made the decision at the last moment, you could tell by the way he running around. I am guessing he just wanted another rocking song at the end.
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Babyface
Join Date: Sep 2005
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yep, Vertigo was an extra. the crowd was really into the whole night, and i think that pushed it over.
"Crumbs" was unbelivably tight and rocking-- you'd think the band had played it a thousand times before. |
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►Smiley Queen◄
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another review by Pioneer Press on the u2tours.com site: http://www.u2tours.com/displaymedia....D=7667&Return=
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Rock n' Roll Doggie
Band-aid Join Date: Apr 2002
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This probably isn’t a very objective review because it was my very first U2 concert after being a fan for more than 18 years, plus I was in GA and got a spot on the rail, but I thought it was an unbelievable show. Never have 2 hours and 15 minutes gone by so quickly. The crowd was going crazy and the band - Bono in particular - really fed off that. At first I was wondering if Bono was having voice problems because the audience seemed to be singing more of I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For more than he did, but later after hearing him nail Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own and Miss Sarajevo, my doubts were cleared. Edge was on fire as well. Bullet and Sunday Bloody Sunday were as passionate as they have ever been. Crumbs sounded awesome for a first-ever live performance, although I would personally rather have heard Fast Cars or even Original of the Species.
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War Child
Join Date: Sep 2005
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I know I know - it was ending on a rocking moment to keep the momentum going. BUT Fast Cars would have achieved the same result. "Here's my ten cents, my two cents is free" |
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love, blood, life Join Date: May 2001
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I have been seeing them for more than 18 years now....this was by far the best show I have seen. And I feel it was because of Bono's energy.
The show set a record for a crowd in the venue. |
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Rock n' Roll Doggie
Join Date: Mar 2002
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I am also not going to complain about having the boys perform Vertigo twice. I truly believed it was a last minute desicion to play it because they were feeding off the energy of the crowd and they were all having a great time themselves. They just wanted to give the crowd another song. Sure it would have been nice to hear Fast Cars or something else, but Vertigo is their big song right now and they obviously have fun playing it. I appreciate the fact that they, like the rest of us, didn't want the show to end.
On another note, the crowd went absolutely crazy for Streets. Miss Sarajevo was fabulous and Bono did a wonderful job singing Pavarotti's part. It brought tears to my eyes. It was also nice seeing and meeting a few of you Interferencers after the show...even though we got yelled at by the waitress. ![]() |
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War Child
Join Date: Sep 2005
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I wish I had known where ya'll were meeting up. We went back to the Hilton and ran up a ridiculously large bar tab on our own!
(And nobody yelled at us either!) |
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Babyface
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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I think they were going to play '40' at the end instead because the Edge was on bass and Adam on guitar.
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Refugee
Join Date: Jul 2004
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So Bono deserves both the praise and the criticism. ![]() |
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Acrobat
Join Date: Dec 2002
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I told my sister that it looked like they were just making it up as they went along after Yahew-- I thought for a second they'd even do one more after Vertigo 2. What a great night -- it was like my 15th show since 1983, and I struggle to think of one that was better -- least that I have seen. |
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