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U2 Innocence & Experience Tour 2015 (Dublin and Belfast gigs confirmed, post #275)

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    #2702
    weadick
    Registered Users Posts: 705 ✭✭✭weadick


    PTH2009 wrote: »
    weadick wrote: »
    Yeah the I+E tour is the only one U2 have done since Zoo where I'd actually love a CD of the concert itself.

    theres plenty of fan recorded bootlegs around. Some have almost as good quality as an offical recording

    Yeah true enough but I like having an actual CD, to play in the car and that. I have ZooTV and 360 live compilations that were 'free' gifts with the fan club packages and I was hoping they would do something similar with I+E.


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    PTH2009
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    watching the I & E blu ray and was surprised to see Bono actually sings 'The Fly' backstage during the intermission

    was it just for that show or did he do it for all the shows ???? Almost sure it was the studio recoding we heard in Dublin

    show gets better and better imo after rewatching it


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    #2704
    mark13
    Registered Users Posts: 198 ✭✭mark13


    PTH2009 wrote: »
    watching the I & E blu ray and was surprised to see Bono actually sings 'The Fly' backstage during the intermission

    was it just for that show or did he do it for all the shows ???? Almost sure it was the studio recoding we heard in Dublin

    show gets better and better imo after rewatching it


    That's odd, it was definitely the Gavin Friday version of it they played at the two shows I saw.


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    PTH2009
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    mark13 wrote: »
    That's odd, it was definitely the Gavin Friday version of it they played at the two shows I saw.

    i went the tuesday dublin show and almost sure it was the album version over the PA

    one thing i hate about this DVD is the corny fan interaction bolexe and there all a bunch a rich weirdos id say lol


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    Wrongway1985
    Registered Users Posts: 6,350 ✭✭✭Wrongway1985


    PTH2009 wrote: »
    i went the tuesday dublin show and almost sure it was the album version over the PA

    It was a remix played over PA


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    #2707
    q2xv9rjei4awgb
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    watching the I & E blu ray and was surprised to see Bono actually sings 'The Fly' backstage during the intermission

    was it just for that show or did he do it for all the shows ???? Almost sure it was the studio recoding we heard in Dublin

    show gets better and better imo after rewatching it

    Always live vocals. I went to a few gigs and copped a difference a couple of times.

    Great shows, great tour.....Great band


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    #2708
    mark13
    Registered Users Posts: 198 ✭✭mark13


    Weston Obedient Oasis wrote: »
    Always live vocals. I went to a few gigs and copped a difference a couple of times.

    Yeah, you're right actually. I picked 2 random clips from the tour and the vocals are noticeably different in both.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmSSs6NWJu4


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ef0gSJmlY


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    #2709
    Wooderson
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    Glasgow was the one where it was sung live.


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    #2710
    donegal.
    Registered Users Posts: 4,635 ✭✭✭donegal.


    how many different languages did they do the graffiti in on thr tour ?


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    #2711
    PTH2009
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    although most of us payed a lot to see this show last year but it was well worth the money and we are going to appreatate it more when u2 do there next irish dates (prob 2017/2018 Outdoors) and were in a field/stadium surrounded by event junkies

    we saw 'one of the last big bands in person in a small venue'


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    Wrongway1985
    Registered Users Posts: 6,350 ✭✭✭Wrongway1985


    PTH2009 wrote: »
    although most of us payed a lot to see this show last year but it was well worth the money and we are going to appreatate it more when u2 do there next irish dates (prob 2017/2018 Outdoors) and were in a field/stadium surrounded by event junkies

    we saw 'one of the last big bands in person in a small venue'

    Where is this bigger indoor venue in the country? A lot of bands could only dream of being capable of shifting tickets and filling such a venue

    Plenty of big bands around just not getting their due or attracting these event junkies you speak of.


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    #2713
    PTH2009
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    Wrongway1985 wrote: »
    Where is this bigger indoor venue in the country? A lot of bands could only dream of being capable of shifting tickets and filling such a venue

    Plenty of big bands around just not getting their due or attracting these event junkies you speak of.

    I'm referring to the 3arena as the small venue

    U2 playing there was unique as they have played Croke Park and Slane in the years prior


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    #2714
    donegal.
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    although most of us payed a lot to see this show last year but it was well worth the money and we are going to appreatate it more when u2 do there next irish dates (prob 2017/2018 Outdoors) and were in a field/stadium surrounded by event junkies

    we saw 'one of the last big bands in person in a small venue'


    was a great gig, really loved it.

    but i've never been more "surrounded by event junkies" in my life.


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    #2715
    Veloce
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    Did you any of you go to the Belfast gig? That was a tiny venue! Incredible..


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    #2716
    readytosnap
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    Veloce wrote: »
    Did you any of you go to the Belfast gig? That was a tiny venue! Incredible..

    I went to MSG, Belfast & Dublin. In order of preference I thought the Belfast gig was best of the 3 and MSG the worst of the 3, The last thing I need to see at a U2 concert is Mr. lady gaga strutting around almost naked, cringe worthy to say the least.


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