Your Favorite Bono Ad Lib? Least Favorite?

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Not as unique as you might think! Bono did it five times total on Lovetown (that I've found so far). Though to be fair I can't recall if all of the other four instances involved Edge adding the notes like on 1989-12-31, or if it was just Bono.[/QUOTE]


Well i never knew that. Note to myself, must listen to Lovetown shows other than the Dublin ones more often. Good job i added Edge in there:lol:
 
"Sadness in the culture, man, you know, you, don't you want to say. Got to feelin' like I'm, like I'm, like I'm on my way. Girls, I want you to all say what to feel. Got the manacle, man, of voice and steel. Got the flaxen locks. He got the eyes of clocks. I wish him stay up on the boat until he kill the jocks. I got the super soul. He got the man of steel. He got the higher with the feeling in the meanest feel. Keep on rockin' in the free world."

Wat? :scratch:

That was my pick for worst as well.

I think the fact Bono was drinking throughout the whole PJ show probably didn't help matters.
 
'Rock and roll band' in Desire, Lovetown Rotterdam

and

'Twist and shout' in A Day Without Me
 
Bono does this incredibly powerful snippet or something I'm not sure cause I can't quite make out the lyrics...but it's at the end of the solo in All I Want Is You from the 11-30-06 Japan show....fuck it's good....listen to it...now...it's awesome
 
I loved the In A Little While "snippets" on the last tour, though I wish they'd performed all of the song instead just half of it, it wasn't even a proper snippet, but on some nights, Bono was just going into full improvisation mode and made up some hilarious lyrics.
 
I love the performance of 'Please' from the Tibetan concert in 1998, at the end Bono sings a snippet of 'Hallelujah' in tribute to Jeff Buckley who had recently died - very moving.
 
Well i never knew that. Note to myself, must listen to Lovetown shows other than the Dublin ones more often. Good job i added Edge in there:lol:

Everybody should listen to more Lovetown shows more often. :wink:

'Twist and shout' in A Day Without Me

Just curious - when did that happen? The only Twist And Shout snippet I know of occured during Elevation on 6 May 2001.
 
The bit of Oasis's "Hello" at the end of Vertigo: "Good to be back, good to be back! Hello!". Really summed up the feeling of the whole tour, for me.

Also, anyone who went to night 2 in DC during the Vertigo tour was treated to an ad-lib of "People I Don't Know Are Trying To Kill Me" during The Electric Co. which gave the song an even more manic, frantic edge.
 
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