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that's where a person buys as many tickets as possible, their friends do the same, and then they share the extras with each other as needed.If enough people do this, it keeps quite a few tickets out of the hands of scalpers, and allows more die-hards to go to the show(s).Deadheads were passed...

good idea, elvis-U2 have been coming to the bay area since 1980, so there are lots of us out here. The three of us could start e-mail lists to notify each other of gatherings and developements-ideally we could set-up a ticket buying circle for the next tour, amongst other things.

Edge's first echo unit was the memory man by electro-harmonix. He tracked most of his guitar parts for boy and october with this unit, and you can see a picture of it, and listen to demo mp3's of it at: www.sovtek.com go to the "catalog" section and click on the electro-harmonix effects pedals...

Hi All, Very sorry for the mistake, the pick I was referring to is actually a Herco Flex 75...you can thank the aging process for that mental lapse, time for the Ginko Bilboa...foggy ruins of time, indeed.

Just wanted to add that if you can't find Herco #40 grey "stubbys" at local music shops, a medium to heavy gauge Jim Dunlop with the "stubbys" will also work. If you DO find the Herco's, make sure to buy enough to last awhile-i've been running on two purchases for nearly 10 years-don't be shy...

To begin with, you'll need a Stratocaster, and echo-unit (duh), and a herco #40 guitar pick, it's grey with "dimples" on the top.I tend to hold the pick sideways, so that the dimples hit the strings in such a way as to make the notes "chime" as edge does. Depending on which echo device you are...

try the collectible section at www.atu2.com quite comprehensive.

Are there any regular events for/by bay area fans? There must be thousands of long-time u2 freaks out here, beyond the few I already know. Thanks, Mark