TheFlyOnTheWall
Refugee
Here's the deal:
I was in Katowice the other day on ma first ever U2 concert!
Of course it was amazing... - It was U2, and I saw them, and the songs were great! The flag-thing was one of the best moments in my whole life.
But then again, I fell a little short in my excitement... Firstly cause I'm on the "blues crack" almost every day and know all the setlists.. so I knew pretty much for every song which is gonna be the next one! Also, seeing the pics of the show, the LED screen and some standstills, (specially from America's arenas where was all dark from the start, not like stadims) i expected sth little different, cause from the pictures you create your own (wrong) images, know what I mean?
I'm not very fond of the new album either, so I really didn't like the Yahweh performance. I just wished it was over... ( )
+, I wasn't very close to the stage (not very faraway neither), so I mostly watched the band on the screens which could've caused the feeling of distance, like i wasn't the part of the show...
Again, I must say it was a great moment for me, and I'm really not sorry for the money or the 20+ hour trip! Just wanted to share my feelings, and see if someone else has them..
Cheers!
I was in Katowice the other day on ma first ever U2 concert!
Of course it was amazing... - It was U2, and I saw them, and the songs were great! The flag-thing was one of the best moments in my whole life.
But then again, I fell a little short in my excitement... Firstly cause I'm on the "blues crack" almost every day and know all the setlists.. so I knew pretty much for every song which is gonna be the next one! Also, seeing the pics of the show, the LED screen and some standstills, (specially from America's arenas where was all dark from the start, not like stadims) i expected sth little different, cause from the pictures you create your own (wrong) images, know what I mean?
I'm not very fond of the new album either, so I really didn't like the Yahweh performance. I just wished it was over... ( )
+, I wasn't very close to the stage (not very faraway neither), so I mostly watched the band on the screens which could've caused the feeling of distance, like i wasn't the part of the show...
Again, I must say it was a great moment for me, and I'm really not sorry for the money or the 20+ hour trip! Just wanted to share my feelings, and see if someone else has them..
Cheers!