Could someone tell me how far into the telethon U2 performs? (Just to make sure I don't miss it)
U2 Singing On The Tribute Show!!!!!!!!
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Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
maybe he was indirectly speaking to the victims? perhaps...
Nancy
The Fly
I thought of Ringo Starr immediately too, Hobbes!
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Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I think he was either talking to the victims, saying he'll see them in heaven. Or he was telling the city of New York that he'll see them when he gets home. But I would assume the first. They performed at about 9:15 or so. It was simply amazing. You think they will just finish the shows with that now. POE seque Walk On?
LarryMullen's POPAngel
Blue Crack Distributor
I'll call and try and get Benicio Del Toro-he is hot!!
He's awesome...ever see Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas?
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He's awesome...ever see Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas?
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Hawkmoon269
War Child
Originally posted by Achtung_Bebe:
Enrique Englacias I think (spelling is off I'm sure)
It is Enrique Iglesias
And Diemen, U2 is like the third to perform
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jezebel
War Child
HOLY COW ALL MY ROCK N ROLL HEROES IN THE SPACE OF 45 MINUTES!!!!!!
Wow, what did Springsteen sing? It was awesome!
Petty doing AND I WON'T BACK DOWN
Neil Young and Imagine!!! Did that give you all goosebumps or what???
This show is AMAZING!!
Who was that woman who just sang? Just before Robin Williams.....
Wow, what did Springsteen sing? It was awesome!
Petty doing AND I WON'T BACK DOWN
Neil Young and Imagine!!! Did that give you all goosebumps or what???
This show is AMAZING!!
Who was that woman who just sang? Just before Robin Williams.....
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
That looks much better.
Limp Bizkit
Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Alicia Keys...she's amazing...
jezebel
War Child
Just to clarify, Fred Durst is NOT one of my rock n roll heroes.....but Wish you Were Here is a good song (I'm sure any Limp Biscuit song would be inappropriate)
LarryMullen's POPAngel
Blue Crack Distributor
GOO GOO Bizcit????
This is amazing....LOL
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This is amazing....LOL
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Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
At least Johnny from the Goo Goo Dolls was there to help him out!
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
yeah, a nookie wouldn't mesh well here.
follower
Refugee
I loved U2?s performance, amazing. Touching and simple. Those first lines from Peace on Earth, they gave me chills. And the black & white image also, beautiful. I was hoping to see Walk On also.
Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Maybe they'll close the show out with One...&fingers crossed&...but either way POE/WO was amazing...
Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Holy, literally seconds after my post...ONE!!
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
ooo they're playing One over some coverage now ... so touching.
bullet the blue sky
Refugee
now here's One!
Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Dave Matthews is the MOFO-ing man!
Giant Lemon
Rock n' Roll Doggie
They edited out all the middle verses.....I guess they didn't want any of the "Did I disappoint you" or "we hurt each other and we'll do it again" stuff. It's shame to cut that song up, though.
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
no, Conan is the MOFO-ing man!!!!! hehe
Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Wow, this just keeps getting better...Redemption Song! This is great stuff...
WildU2Horsesgirl
The Fly
U2's performance was fabulous and Bono was beautiful! Those of you who aren't old enough to remember Live Aid, remember this night. It's one for the ages.
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Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
Oh yes, this is great indeed... he's doing Marley proud
Julyfly
Acrobat
I'm just completely blown away...that was just so beautiful & incredibly moving. You could just see it all over Bono's face. God, I could just cry. O God, now Redemption Song! I just had to come here & share this moment with you guys. Peace.
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mistyrose
War Child
Amazing and beautiful.
Okay, I posted this on the music board at Fan Forum. So some things may not fit here, but I thought I'd share my opinion:
Well, I saw and taped U2's "performance" on the telethon for America. I don't like to call it a "performance" as it sort of lessens the depth to it, but you all know what I mean.
First off, Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen started the show and he was amazing. Very strong and moving.
U2 came on about 10 minutes or so later? Can't think. I have to say that despite my being U2-obsessed I hope I have some part of me that is unbiased, but they did a wonderful job! The fact that it was in black and white really gave it more of an effect that I think they wanted to come across. It was just all the more real to me.
I have to say that I teared up and got all choked up. Just thinking of what has happened. And then they started off with the first verse to "Peace On Earth" which I am glad they decided to use. Bono's voice was very raw and powerful and very emotional. Looked like it was hard for him to get through. Hard for me too and all the others watching, I'd imagine.
Then they went into a great rendition of "Walk On" and that was equally strong and profound.
Okay, you ladies would know more than anyone, for those who watched, was that their longtime friend and producer, Daniel Lanois playing guitar next to Edge or no???
At the close of the song, Bono went into "Hallelujah" in a different way from what I've heard him do (and from what I saw in concert). When he talked about coming home, it made me think of home as in Heaven. Anyone else feel that way too?
Sigh.
As for the rest, Ali was moving. So were the Muslim children.
I wasn't impressed with Enrique Iglesias. The whole "baby" and stuff, I don't know, it seemed more of a romantic angst song, you know?
Quite surprised to see Neil Young do "Imagine." But it worked.
Take care all!
I also caught "One" and recorded it. Very fitting.
tania
Okay, I posted this on the music board at Fan Forum. So some things may not fit here, but I thought I'd share my opinion:
Well, I saw and taped U2's "performance" on the telethon for America. I don't like to call it a "performance" as it sort of lessens the depth to it, but you all know what I mean.
First off, Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen started the show and he was amazing. Very strong and moving.
U2 came on about 10 minutes or so later? Can't think. I have to say that despite my being U2-obsessed I hope I have some part of me that is unbiased, but they did a wonderful job! The fact that it was in black and white really gave it more of an effect that I think they wanted to come across. It was just all the more real to me.
I have to say that I teared up and got all choked up. Just thinking of what has happened. And then they started off with the first verse to "Peace On Earth" which I am glad they decided to use. Bono's voice was very raw and powerful and very emotional. Looked like it was hard for him to get through. Hard for me too and all the others watching, I'd imagine.
Then they went into a great rendition of "Walk On" and that was equally strong and profound.
Okay, you ladies would know more than anyone, for those who watched, was that their longtime friend and producer, Daniel Lanois playing guitar next to Edge or no???
At the close of the song, Bono went into "Hallelujah" in a different way from what I've heard him do (and from what I saw in concert). When he talked about coming home, it made me think of home as in Heaven. Anyone else feel that way too?
Sigh.
As for the rest, Ali was moving. So were the Muslim children.
I wasn't impressed with Enrique Iglesias. The whole "baby" and stuff, I don't know, it seemed more of a romantic angst song, you know?
Quite surprised to see Neil Young do "Imagine." But it worked.
Take care all!
I also caught "One" and recorded it. Very fitting.
tania
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