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[Logan]

[gabrielectric.to]

in gods country non mi convince molto

 

moscia

 

troppo lenta e le manca una chitarra

[voxlebon]

Messaggio modificato da voxlebon il 15 May 2017 - 08:50 AM

[nicopelle]

[man and woman]

Meravigliosamente BAD

Sabato 13 luglio 1985 incollato davanti a RAI TRE

Tutto e' cominciato li'.....

Grazie.

[voxlebon]

 

troppo lenta e le manca una chitarra

 

più che sul lento, condivido il manca una chitarra...così come in running (che tra l'altro a Seattle mi sembra molto più riuscita)

[the electric co.]

più che sul lento, condivido il manca una chitarra...così come in running (che tra l'altro a Seattle mi sembra molto più riuscita)

 

Vero, un po' troppo scarna ma più o meno è lenta (o veloce) come la versione disco.

[gabrielectric.to]

ma su quali pezzi bono avrebbe suonato la chitarra?

[voxlebon]

mi sa su nessuno...dicevano i will follow, ma dal video direi proprio di no

 

comunque una considerazione sulla voce di Bono....a me sembra in formissima

[gabrielectric.to]

interessantissime osservazioni di Matt Mcgee (atu2) sulla scaletta della prima data:

 

3.) The show's structure could use some tweaking. I'm not generally one to complain about the songs U2 chooses to play in concert, and I'm not going to do that here, but I think the overall structure could be improved. Like many fans I've spoken with, it felt like the show reached The Joshua Tree too soon. Five songs before "Streets" didn't feel like enough foreplay; it needs more buildup. And six songs in the encore felt a bit long. Do 7-8 songs to start the show, then play the album, then 3-4 songs in the encore and I think the show would flow better.

4.) I wonder if U2 will follow Springsteen's lead. When U2 announced this tour, there were a lot of comparisons to Bruce Springsteen's recent tour for his album The River. Like the Boss did with that album, U2 is playing The Joshua Tree in full and in sequence. But what few U2 fans have also mentioned is that Springsteen eventually changed his mind and, before The River tour went to Europe, announced that he'd stop playing the entire album in sequence every show. Was it because he and the band got tired of doing the full album in order night after night? Was it because fans were using some of the lesser-known songs as a bathroom/food/beer break? I don't follow Springsteen closely enough to know (maybe you do?), but I did notice a good amount of fans on the GA floor last night tuning out during side B -- leaving their spots to get a beer or maybe hit the bathroom during "Red Hill Mining Town" or "Trip Through Your Wires." If that continues at other shows, I have to think the band would notice. Would they reconsider things the same way Springsteen did? Wouldn't surprise me.

 

la parte che ho nerettato era esattamente il dubbio che avevo prima del tour

 

vediamo che continueranno a farlo in sequence x tutto il tour

[gabrielectric.to]

il filmino su trump prima di exit in europa avrà bisogno dei sottotitoli...

[gabrielectric.to]

speriamo che homecoming e UV sopravvivano fino all'europa

[lifestyle]

UV difficile che la tolgano visto che è supportata dal video di ringraziamento al gentil sesso

[gabrielectric.to]

sarebbe interessante qualche dichiarazione della band o di willie sulla costruzione dello show

 

perchè partire con SBS e perchè sparare Streets dopo solo mezzoretta (anche meno)

Messaggio modificato da gabrielectric.to il 15 May 2017 - 09:13 AM

[tillverka]

interessantissime osservazioni di Matt Mcgee (atu2) sulla scaletta della prima data:

 

3.) The show's structure could use some tweaking. I'm not generally one to complain about the songs U2 chooses to play in concert, and I'm not going to do that here, but I think the overall structure could be improved. Like many fans I've spoken with, it felt like the show reached The Joshua Tree too soon. Five songs before "Streets" didn't feel like enough foreplay; it needs more buildup. And six songs in the encore felt a bit long. Do 7-8 songs to start the show, then play the album, then 3-4 songs in the encore and I think the show would flow better.

4.) I wonder if U2 will follow Springsteen's lead. When U2 announced this tour, there were a lot of comparisons to Bruce Springsteen's recent tour for his album The River. Like the Boss did with that album, U2 is playing The Joshua Tree in full and in sequence. But what few U2 fans have also mentioned is that Springsteen eventually changed his mind and, before The River tour went to Europe, announced that he'd stop playing the entire album in sequence every show. Was it because he and the band got tired of doing the full album in order night after night? Was it because fans were using some of the lesser-known songs as a bathroom/food/beer break? I don't follow Springsteen closely enough to know (maybe you do?), but I did notice a good amount of fans on the GA floor last night tuning out during side B -- leaving their spots to get a beer or maybe hit the bathroom during "Red Hill Mining Town" or "Trip Through Your Wires." If that continues at other shows, I have to think the band would notice. Would they reconsider things the same way Springsteen did? Wouldn't surprise me.

 

la parte che ho nerettato era esattamente il dubbio che avevo prima del tour

 

vediamo che continueranno a farlo in sequence x tutto il tour

ma guarada secondo me è piu giusto fare piu in la tutto l'album,cosi sale l'attesa e ridurre gli encores.per quanto riguarda il fatto di approfittare di andare in bagno oppure andare a prendere una birra penso che è un problema che sussiste da quando tutti noi conosciamo da tempo prima le scalette dei tour,dato che sono sempre molto ingessate in base ai gusti msicali dei fans ognuno sceglie il proprio momento adatto