ultraviolet353
War Child
who did the voice over at the beginning of the Slane CBS Special In the credits it said Carson daly but it sure sounded like Woody Harrelson. I have a bet with my friend.
who did the voice over at the beginning of the Slane CBS Special?
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bellvue
Babyface
I thought it said Willaim Baldwin, not 100% sure.
zoocarolina
Refugee
Sounded like Woody Harrelson to me.
bonoman
Refugee
No, its the guy that gave John Mellancamp the lifetime achievment award at the MTV awards? He's in dazed and confused, you know the guy with blonde hair a bit older.
Lemon Meringue
Rock n' Roll Doggie
zoocarolina said:
Me too.
ultraviolet353
War Child
whta's weird is that in the end credits it said Carson Daly was the Voice Over artist. That was definitely not Carson Daly.
elizabeth
New Yorker
i cant prove it, but i immediately thought of woody.
Discoteque
Rock n' Roll Doggie
do you mean Matthew McConaughey?
He and Woody do sound a bit alike....must be all that *hemp*...yeah, that's what it is... 
bonoman said:
bonoman
Refugee
Yes that is who i mean!
ElectricalVoice
Refugee
He was there
Woody Harrelson was at the first Slane concert... My girfriend and I saw him in the background when Red Hot... played... So it could be...
Woody Harrelson was at the first Slane concert... My girfriend and I saw him in the background when Red Hot... played... So it could be...
Definitely Woody 
Mrs. Edge
Bono's Belly Dancing Friend
When I saw the whole Slane thing on IMAX, they had an Irish commentator, I think they should have kept him, it added so much more exciting local flavour.
dizzy
Rock n' Roll Doggie
bellvue said:
He did the voice over for VH1's Legends, right?
Mrs. Edge said:
So how else was what you saw different from what was on the Friday special?
Mrs. Edge
Bono's Belly Dancing Friend
Well, they left out the whole part with all the people arriving, the stuff about the concerts selling out, the local flavour stuff, and they also left out a couple of songs (Angel of Harlem and Stuck coming immediately to mind, but there may be more). I think they may have also left out a couple of interview bits too.
I guess it's understandable what with the time constraints of TV, but it's too bad really.
I guess it's understandable what with the time constraints of TV, but it's too bad really.
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