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Absolutely…..

Sounds good as long as they dont just include versions that were already on pre released shows….. that would be pretty pointless….

We know that they record pretty much every concert. Even if it's not been fully mastered I'm sure that we'd all appreciate something like that far more than music that has been commercially available in the past I'd even prefer a rough recording of a band rehearsal - At least that would be...

I got two GA tickets for the O2 no problem. All seemed to work fine. I didn't realise you could join the queue early, but happened to click on the page about twenty minutes before 1000 and it let me put in all my details I'm glad I did, because I'd forgotten which password I'd used from the...

This is what I paid, It was the only one available in the standing option Type: Red Hill Group Presale Ticket Details: Price Level 1, GA Standing Ticket Price: £70.00 x 2 = £140.00 Service Charge: £8.25 x 2 = £16.50

London only gave me the option of GA tickets with red zone access. (U2 - The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 - Standing & Red Zone) So I'm assuming that means I've got GA tickets, but the red zone is first come first serve

I was going to use my 25% to by the sooper dooper box set, but as I can't, I've opted for the cheaper DVD, so they basically lost 40 odd quid from me by not offering the discount.

Let's face it, Bono getting the lyrics right in any song would be an achievement lol Sent from my Hudl HT7S3 using U2 Interference mobile app

Very Electrical Stormy, but I like it :)

If it's BB King again I'm not gonna be happy ;)

The one thing I would say is that the 'leaked' clips I've heard so far, do sound remarkably similar in style to the salome outtakes, so if they are genuine, I'd be more than happy to have another U2 album going down those lines.

Maybe an album of duets?

Now they've played Ultra Violet, I'd probably go for Love is Blindness, One Tree Hill, Wild Horses, I think I'd appreciate the POP songs a lot more now as well.

It's a Documentary, but it's not a film like Rattle and Hum IMO. From the Sky Down is a retrospective documentary aimed at a TV audience. Rattle and Hum was contemporary, and was intended to break another medium.

Nice effort, :up::up: