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I was there. That was at the Rosemont Horizon in Chicago during Joshua Tree tour. U2 was really gaining pupularity fast at that point. It sounded like a Beatles concert. That was when young noisy kids went to concerts. Now, its quiet middle aged people.

Please, we accept whining only from people in real countries. Find someone from a real country and have your complaint relayed. Thank you for your cooperation.

Bono said that next week he'll be returning to Montreal and he will never leave the city for any reason. He said its the greatest city in the world with the worlds greatest people.

Re: Montreal the new capital of U2 in America???

Re: Re: Re: Re: For those who want a stadium tour Dude. You are from Oakland. Why don't you move to Detroit or Gary? Same thing. Oakland is the ghetto next to SF.

Re: Re: For those who want a stadium tour How old are you? Ten? Who cares if everyone is jumping up and down and yelling whee. There to see the band.

Re: Re: For those who want a stadium tour Don't really care about the crowd, BTW, visited Ireland a few years ago. Still trying to get the stink of cigarettes out of my clothes.

Have you ever been to a stadium tour?They suck. Who wants to be 200 yards away from the band? As for the big pretty lights and screens, who cares? You might as well stay home and play a dvd really loud. Those who get arena tours should be glad the band didn't stick you with a stadium show. The...

This like the 250th time you've posted this. You are a waste of bandwidth.

Cry baby euros loving bashing the US and most Americans here don't even respond. When the Euros get bashed there's more crying than a baby nursery. And how about Slovenia of all places? bwahahaha

U2 seems to like the US. Now get to the dentist.

Brits are fat AND whiny. Not to mention the green teeth.

Yeah, but you'd smell like cigarette smoke 24/7.

While the Euros are major whiners, they have at least made contributions to the world. I'll even take complaining from the Australians as they have contributed the fine television program "Skippy the Bush Kangaroo". They've also contributed.. er.. uh..there was another thing but it escapes me...

Hey its cool to see people that age still getting into good music. That picture could only be cooler if they were taking hits from a bong!

I'm surprised they are lasting this long

Loge pairs No GA's but tickets in the first half of first level. Pairs in section 1 $95 tickets in first row zone 6.

Were you by any chance in the third tier? United Center is so big that those in the third section might as well not even go. I've been to Chicago and New York U2 shows and I've found the Chicago crowd to be wild. I think we judge shows by the people sitting immediately around us. Not very accurate.

Bono 1987. To be honest, I sometimes feel more like an American than a European. I just feel more at home over there. Now Edge is more of a European. He needs the old buildings and all of that. Edge goes to America and he is looking for old buildings. He just needs them. I remember the first...

Too bad Peppy. Go to the bullfights instead.

abysmal schedule thread. was Milan good choice for dvd thread. not that big a deal.

OK. Here's a picture of me hugging Neilz. hug

Then maybe you should go to the World Tipping Championships and battle it out with the Canadians for last place.:wink:

Perhaps I should not be so sarcastic. I have been to Italy and Holland they are both beautiful countries. As a matter of fact my wife is Dutch-American. Which means she is a neatness freak... but doesn't leave the world's biggest tips :wink: