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Pictures, pictures, pictures people!!!!
I'm just going to wear jeans and a nice shirt
Pictures, pictures, pictures people!!!!
I see no one put up a dinner meet up,
so I'm heading over there to Carngie now.
hopefully I will run into you all before & or after.
I have some great shots..will post later..but I must say, if it wasn't for the band that would've been an even more painful show to sit through in my opinion
I looked for you! Dazz and I went by the stage door, because I figured you'd be there, but I couldn't find you with all those people waiting. Edge & Adam walked by and I couldn't see them because there were so many people there!!!
I thought the show was really interesting with some outstanding performances. Joel Grey was amazing, and I can see why Shane McGowan is such a cult favorite. I also really liked that duet Gavin did with Eric Mingus, who I'd never heard of before, but I want to hear more from him. Lady GaGa is adorable and what a great surprise to see her there!!! I would have liked to hear more from Andrea Corr and much less from Maria McKee, who obviously has an extremely overinflated view of herself. And I'm just not one for Brecht/Weill type music, I guess.
There are two aspects of last night that I really loved. The first is that I got to see people who play key roles in U2 history--Gavin, Guggi, Dik Evans. The second was that my seat in the Second Tier was so close--I've never done GA, so this was the closest I've ever seen the band. I couldn't get my eyes off Bono. To see him so close on stage--I was so happy. Also, from where I was sitting, I could see backstage, and it was so neat to see the guys hanging out there. I spotted Morleigh too, especially during Lady GaGa's song; she and Edge were watching her.
I got home at 2:30 am, I'm working until 9 pm tonight--but it is so SO worth it to see Our Guys again!!!!!! And meeting Dazz, Mia and Carrie made a great night even better.
I would have liked to hear more from Andrea Corr and much less from Maria McKee, who obviously has an extremely overinflated view of herself. And I'm just not one for Brecht/Weill type music, I guess.
They wouldn't let me take any!!! I went to take one with my camera phone and an usher came by and made me put it away!!!
The first half of the show the ushers were telling us to put away the cameras, by the time Dennis Hopper started taking pictures, it was a free for all
YouTube - Gavin Friday & Friends (U2) "The Jean Genie"
I was upfront of all the chaos with Heather and Adge
so... what did you see, who did you meet?
Diane, it was indeed a pleasure finally meeting you. Dazz, it's always great to catch up with you in the city! Perhaps next time we can hang out longer.
It really was an amazing show...one of those once in a lifetime events for me, since I don't typically have the money to afford star-studded events at Carnegie Hall!
I can't believe I witnessed The Virgin Freaking Prunes with my own eyes!!!! I can only imagine how avant garde their music was at the time...though, if they were still together now, I think they'd have quite a following. They really rocked the house.
U2 was surprisingly not the highlight of the night for me. I appreciated that on the poster they advertised themselves as individuals, not as the band. This was definitely special event of talented artist celebrating their beloved friend. I was really looking forward to seeing the Wainwrights, and natch, Andrea Corr (girlcrush). I was pleasantly surprised with Shane MacGowan's performance (I hadn't listened to The Pogues much before, now I'm very much interested...what a voice!). Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance. I've never heard any of her songs in their entirety, but last night I realized she has an incredible voice and is a very talented woman (though she hides it well with some of the soundbytes I've heard )
I flipped my shit, however, when Lou Reed took the stage. When they played Sweet Jane, I stood up for the first time that whole night, was clapping, dancing, and throwing my hands in the air. I love that man. This is my 2nd time seeing him this year (saw him at Lolla) and DAMN he can rock!!
What a night! I'm so glad I was able to partake in such an event. Cari and I decided to be glamorous that night, I mean why not? It's friggin' CARNEGIE HALL! We felt like rockstars ourselves It was super fun. So many legends in one night. I wish I could've taken pictures and video, but unfortunately I was right next to one of the ushers stands. No matter though, I'll forever carry this experience in my heart.
I can't believe I witnessed The Virgin Freaking Prunes with my own eyes!!!! I can only imagine how avant garde their music was at the time...though, if they were still together now, I think they'd have quite a following. They really rocked the house.
U2 was surprisingly not the highlight of the night for me. I appreciated that on the poster they advertised themselves as individuals, not as the band. This was definitely special event of talented artist celebrating their beloved friend.