eriekittym
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iloveedge said:
Silly me and I thought it was too soon lol. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Silly me and I thought it was too soon lol. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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mysterious_jen
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thanks, i saw that one... thanks, waiting on a performance one to go up .....
damm time zones still cursing i missed it ......
damm time zones still cursing i missed it ......
Slopsy
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I am waay too ridiculously excited over this!!!! 
Serena Vox
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omg I can't believe I missed it! I didn't even know it was going on or happened until just a little bit ago. 
Although this pic has just made up for it a little. POP Bono comes to mind now...BonoFox1 said:
Nightsong
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I re-encoded the orignal vlc file to wmv so if you can't play the vlc file, try this one:
http://download.ysi .com/A9BE295025E921CA
It's 175 mb though
http://download.ysi .com/A9BE295025E921CA
It's 175 mb though
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one4u2 said:
woah
its like Pop Bono has come back to haunt us
fantastic pics girls. keep them coming
eriekittym
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Here is another link for another you tube vedio. This one is of the performance!! Enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRZ4B-vdmpA&NR=1
eriekittym
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRZ4B-vdmpA&NR=1
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eriekittym
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Nightsong said:I re-encoded the orignal vlc file to wmv so if you can't play the vlc file, try this one:
http://download.ysi .com/A9BE295025E921CA
It's 175 mb though
This is what I was hopeing to find woooohoooo!!! Thank you!!!!
eriekittym
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Ahhh! Thank you so much!Nightsong said:I re-encoded the orignal vlc file to wmv so if you can't play the vlc file, try this one:
http://download.ysi .com/A9BE295025E921CA
It's 175 mb though
Slopsy
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Thanks for the performance video Just waiting for it to load *hits computer*
Just waiting for it to load *hits computer*
Serena Vox
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Edit: Whoops ignore my slowness. 
bonocomet
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Just got back from my overnight in the middle of the desert. Thank you everyone. 
mysterious_jen
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OMG THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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BonoFox1 said:
HOLY MOTHER!!!!!!!
umm, could someone take the watermark off this picture!
yikes....hotness!
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BonoFox1 said:
and this one too, please
BonoFox1
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U2 ROCKS CANNES
IRISH band U2 rocked the Cannes Film Festival early on Sunday with a short live set on the famous red carpet on their way into the main cinema for the premiere of a new film U2 3D.
One of the world's biggest rock acts, U2's gig attracted hundreds of fans who crammed around the VIP entrance to the Grand Theatre Lumiere to hear Bono belt out "Vertigo" and "Where the Streets Have No Name".
Several actors from another film showing in Cannes, among them Spain's Javier Bardem, waited patiently with the crowds to dance to the music.
The performance helped set this year's festival alight after a subdued start, and underlined the importance music has played in Cannes this year.
Minutes before, just along the palm-lined Croisette waterfront, Finland's monster rock act Lordi performed "Who's Your Daddy?" and "They Only Come Out at Night" at a special party.
The makers of U2 3D say it is a pioneering recreation of a live concert.
Shot in South America during the band's "Vertigo" tour, it seeks to recreate the atmosphere of a gig and take fans on a thrilling visual ride.
The film combines camera angles that soar over the audience of up to 80,000, zoom in to within inches of the performers, join them on stage and look back into the stadium.
At one point, U2's lead singer Bono reaches out towards the 3D camera and looks as if he is about to step into the cinema.
Journalists at a preview screening of a 55-minute version of what will eventually be an 80-90 minute picture, were given glasses through which to view the film and were impressed with the authenticity of the images and sound.
The film's backers say U2 3D is part of a revolution in the industry leading to more 3D productions and ever more elaborate techniques.
"Not every film will benefit, in my opinion, from 3D technology," said executive producer Sandy Climan.
"I think when you have the choice of 3D and 2D, you will choose 3D overwhelmingly," he told a news conference.
"You ain't seen nothing yet."
Producer John Modell described the technology used in U2 3D as a sea change from what came before.
"We are replicating the physiology of sight, and that's a very tricky thing to do," Modell said.
"If you get it off by just a hair it creates actual physical problems - eye strain, nausea. We don't have that at all."
One possible limit on the film's box office prospects is the limited number of appropriate 3D cinemas around the world, although Climan said he expected the number to grow rapidly in the United States and elsewhere.
The digital 3D film is expected to be released internationally in around 1,000 theatres equipped with digital projection systems. It will be shown only in 3D.
IRISH band U2 rocked the Cannes Film Festival early on Sunday with a short live set on the famous red carpet on their way into the main cinema for the premiere of a new film U2 3D.
One of the world's biggest rock acts, U2's gig attracted hundreds of fans who crammed around the VIP entrance to the Grand Theatre Lumiere to hear Bono belt out "Vertigo" and "Where the Streets Have No Name".
Several actors from another film showing in Cannes, among them Spain's Javier Bardem, waited patiently with the crowds to dance to the music.
The performance helped set this year's festival alight after a subdued start, and underlined the importance music has played in Cannes this year.
Minutes before, just along the palm-lined Croisette waterfront, Finland's monster rock act Lordi performed "Who's Your Daddy?" and "They Only Come Out at Night" at a special party.
The makers of U2 3D say it is a pioneering recreation of a live concert.
Shot in South America during the band's "Vertigo" tour, it seeks to recreate the atmosphere of a gig and take fans on a thrilling visual ride.
The film combines camera angles that soar over the audience of up to 80,000, zoom in to within inches of the performers, join them on stage and look back into the stadium.
At one point, U2's lead singer Bono reaches out towards the 3D camera and looks as if he is about to step into the cinema.
Journalists at a preview screening of a 55-minute version of what will eventually be an 80-90 minute picture, were given glasses through which to view the film and were impressed with the authenticity of the images and sound.
The film's backers say U2 3D is part of a revolution in the industry leading to more 3D productions and ever more elaborate techniques.
"Not every film will benefit, in my opinion, from 3D technology," said executive producer Sandy Climan.
"I think when you have the choice of 3D and 2D, you will choose 3D overwhelmingly," he told a news conference.
"You ain't seen nothing yet."
Producer John Modell described the technology used in U2 3D as a sea change from what came before.
"We are replicating the physiology of sight, and that's a very tricky thing to do," Modell said.
"If you get it off by just a hair it creates actual physical problems - eye strain, nausea. We don't have that at all."
One possible limit on the film's box office prospects is the limited number of appropriate 3D cinemas around the world, although Climan said he expected the number to grow rapidly in the United States and elsewhere.
The digital 3D film is expected to be released internationally in around 1,000 theatres equipped with digital projection systems. It will be shown only in 3D.
Slopsy
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Bono speaking French = 
And omg, yeah, that shirt flatters Edge sooo much! He's s t u n n i n g !
And omg, yeah, that shirt flatters Edge sooo much! He's s t u n n i n g !
Slopsy
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Ooh thanks for the article BF! I reallllly want to see it now!!
Alisaura
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80-90 minutes
mysterious_jen
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i hope i can go with a heap of other fans, so when i freak out and start screaming and singing along people will understand!!!!
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http://news.aol.com/entertainment/m...-festival-opens-turns-60/20070516065309990001
There are more great images here! Can someone get them out to post them
There are more great images here! Can someone get them out to post them
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mysterious_jen said:
That is what I am going to do..Go with a bunch of fans so we can freak out together
mysterious_jen
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curses... trying to figure out how to get all those pics from that gallery to photo bucket....:scratch
mysterious_jen
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not going to work for me.. bah!
was it my imagination or were the beautiful ali, morleigh and anne not there??
was it my imagination or were the beautiful ali, morleigh and anne not there??
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BonoFox1 said:
That is what I am going to do..Go with a bunch of fans so we can freak out together
I still have not been able to find out if there is a theatre in San Diego that this can play at... if not, can I go with you bf1???
I must see this!!
Where will it be playing there for you? Do you know yet?
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