Shuttlecock IX: Romi and Miss Sil's Line Rules Disunion

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Just a quick btw for peeps who have been critical of my negativity (which I'm trying to rein in, for example, I thought U2383946309BonoStopTalkingAboutPoliceBrutalityAllPoliceAreRealNice's thread was kinda worthless given most of the opinions in it are mostly based on people who haven't seen the show), I'm sure I speak for Ax and others as well here, but just on my negativity... you North Americans get have had at least two legs every single tour since 1992. In that time, Melbourne has had seven shows. It's a hell of a lot easier to post with an off-hand negativity when we don't even know if they'll come down under. If they do tour here, I'll go and I'm sure I'll have a great time. But while you guys are all having a great time at the shows we've got nothing and all we pin our hopes on at this stage are offhand quotes from Edge or a roadie. Do you know what I mean?
 
Ha ha. I thought Stingray was fun. Beautiful Day as the transition-opener, though? What the damn hell.
 
If only those bastards had thought to play EBTTRT and Zooropa six months earlier.
 
"This ... is a totally new, uhh, song that we haven't released yet. We think it's one of the best songs we've ever written. It's called North Star"
 
Tonight after taking a long walk around the city I sat on my balcony and watched some fireworks while listening to my favorite song from each U2 album. It makes for a fairly decent album, I'd say. :)

This was the first thing I'd listened to besides Wolf Alice in a week.
 
U2 have been pretty consistent with how they tour from Zoo TV onward, right Axver? Aside from Elevation, hasn't it always been two legs in North America and Europe and then a leg of the rest of the world (Australia, South America, etc.)?


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U2 have been pretty consistent with how they tour from Zoo TV onward, right Axver? Aside from Elevation, hasn't it always been two legs in North America and Europe and then a leg of the rest of the world (Australia, South America, etc.)?

They've been fairly consistent, but there's no fixed pattern except that from ZooTV to Vertigo the first three legs always went North America/Europe/North America.

ZooTV: 2x North America, 2x Europe, 1x "rest of the world" (Australia/New Zealand/Japan)
Popmart: 2x North America, 1x Europe, 1x "rest of the world" (South America/Australia/South Africa/Japan)
Elevation: 2x North America, 1x Europe
Vertigo: 2x North America, 1x Europe, 1x Latin America, 1x Australia/New Zealand/Japan (the last two really meant to be 1x "rest of the world" before the postponement split them)
360: 2x North America, 2x Europe, 1x Australia/New Zealand, 1x South America, and 1x those two isolated South African shows

360 was the only one to start in Europe rather than North America, and the only one where the non-North American/European legs were not at the end.
 
NSW's entire opinion of this tour will be based on whether or not he gets to meet me in New York.


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They've been fairly consistent, but there's no fixed pattern except that from ZooTV to Vertigo the first three legs always went North America/Europe/North America.

ZooTV: 2x North America, 2x Europe, 1x "rest of the world" (Australia/New Zealand/Japan)
Popmart: 2x North America, 1x Europe, 1x "rest of the world" (South America/Australia/South Africa/Japan)
Elevation: 2x North America, 1x Europe
Vertigo: 2x North America, 1x Europe, 1x Latin America, 1x Australia/New Zealand/Japan (the last two really meant to be 1x "rest of the world" before the postponement split them)
360: 2x North America, 2x Europe, 1x Australia/New Zealand, 1x South America, and 1x those two isolated South African shows

360 was the only one to start in Europe rather than North America, and the only one where the non-North American/European legs were not at the end.
Seeing this, it seems weird that they play more in North-America than Europe. Every show is always sold-out immediately in Europe while they usually struggle in a few markets in the US. I just don't get why they always underplay Europe, yet overplay the USA. They probably also underplay the rest of the world.
 
Yeah, whoever had elfa in the pool for elevation and stuck wins :happy:

Amazing show though, has anybody mentioned the book throwing shtick Bono does during RBW? Maybe someone has and I just glossed over it. It was kind of odd.

Band sounded great, the stage is amazing, can't wait to see it all again tonight.
 
Former frequent poster GibsonGirl was the woman onstage playing guitar tonight. Super happy for her. :love:

This tour is becoming Interferencers R Us!
 
Now AIWIY becomes part of the mini-stage rotation?

The biggest failure of this tour is easily the relegation of California, The Troubles, and Volcano to rare appearances.
 
AIWIY was on the setlist to be after Beautiful Day. I believe GG's sign mentioned playing AIWIY, but they had her play Angel of Harlem and then kept her on stage to let her play her request.
 
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