theu2fly said:
1. How did the crowd react to The Electric Co.?
2. How were the lyrics this time around, did Bono remember all the lyrics right? No flubs
3. Is there any crowd interaction such as bringing people on stage?
4. Are there any bad songs from the show, or not well received songs?
Any other details are welcomed
1. We went crazy as Electric Co started, people in front of the stage began dancing from the first notes and did sing the chorus in unison. I was in the first rows, and I can tell you that I've seen really many many faces going wild happy as this song began!
2. Bono was on good form with his memory, but you know how he always is........
but he sang the songs remembering the lyrics well.
3. He brought, as usual, a girl on stage during All I Want Is You, dancing with her, and near the end of the concert he wore a London Underground Blue Shirt remebering the victims of the bombing which happened in those days.
4. When they played Elevation, the crowd started with the "who-hoo's", with the particular that we didn't want to end and went on singin "who-hoo" for a quite long time. Bono just wasn't able to start singing, and after the 20th "who-hoo", he went, smiling: "Ok, it's alright with the Chorus, it's alright!" and then he started finally singing!
As Beautiful day started, there was first a problem with the initial base of the song, then Bono started the song in a wrong tonality. The band went on, he stopped singing, and smiling he asked for sorry to each of the guys turning around himself lifting up his hand. Then he got into the right tonality glancing at the crowd, it was a very funny and amusing moment!
For the rest, all the songs were really very very well received, we were all very hot that night and everyone of the band really enjoyed the concert. It was a flood, were each of us and each of them were just put tight together. The beauty of the stadium then, was an incredible frame to everything
Be impatient for the dvd release, it's gonna be probably the best U2 live video that you have ever seen.