johnpatrick81 wrote: » There was massive delays at the turnstiles so perhaps they started late and had to cut some stuff out.
MisterAnarchy wrote: » New screen looks very impressive. Red Hill Mining Town live is a train wreck though ,way too slow ,no guitar ,they murdered it last night.
PTH2009 wrote: » Pity, it's prob a good studio song that doesn't translate too well to a live setting
PTH2009 wrote: » Prob the days before fan club pre-sales and stuff. These days The fan club would have to get dibs on tickets first before any public dale
MisterAnarchy wrote: » Complete carnage by all accounts. People with standing tickets had only one gate to enter the stadium while guests with seated tickets had only four gates. One gate for standing ,and it was credit card entry so your card would have to be swiped slowing things down , what a farce. New screen looks very impressive. Red Hill Mining Town live is a train wreck though ,way too slow ,no guitar ,they murdered it last night.
Wooderson wrote: » Made a bags of One Tree Hill also.
PTH2009 wrote: » Hopefully as he keeps on performing the songs his voice will start on improving. Got to remember it's years since they done some of these songs live (think this was the first time red hill was played live ???) and we're only 1 show into the tour. Obv Bono's voice is not as good as the 80's when he recorded the JT songs
johnpatrick81 wrote: » Opening nights are notoriously rough, this seemed quite solid in fairness! With some tweaks Croke Park could be epic
finbarrk wrote: » I have seen some of the footage from Vancouver. I don't think this gig will be at all as good as the last tour. Innocence & experience.
JKerova1 wrote: » It's a completely different type of show. I wouldn't judge anything based on the first night. Popmart was a train wreck in Vegas first night, 360 didn't go down well either but they grew into great shows.
lazer.blue wrote: » I think it's a bit early to pass judgement on this tour and will wait until I see it for myself. As far as visuals etc are concerned it's more stripped back compared to I&E Tour ( who remembers the original JT tour stage). Ultimately for me it's about the songs so as long as Bonos voice can hold up/is up to it I'll be happy.
Wooderson wrote: » Well he's ducked out of taking *any* risks with it last night. As other people have said the first night of the tour is always a feet-finder. Hopefully they grow into it. I've reservations however. The stage looks enormous for the the lack of activity and general sense of meh from the visuals.
Wooderson wrote: » Setlist is obviously a wow given the scarecity of loads of it. My problem looking at the videos is how static and pedestrian the "show" looks in comparison to then i+E tour.
Wooderson wrote: » I'm less pushed about the "pitch2" tickets now I've seen the stage design/size of b stage. It's enormous.
johnpatrick81 wrote: » I'm still hoping it will be a traditional pitch, with perhaps separate entrances for the different tickets. The divider idea is bizarre and will be s nightmare for stewards, especially with die hard fans planning on getting up front who may have those tickets completely unbeknownst to themselves.