#276
Posted: 2/27/05 at 5:49pm
I think most of the Elevation concerts clocked in around 2 hours. I'm just getting kind of nervous about that comment that this tour would be shorter...Ummm, an hour and a half? I love you boys, but if I had spent $200 for a ticket, I'd be rip****! Geez, they played for about an hour in Brooklyn and that was after toodling around on a flatbed truck all day. They should be able to muster a solid two hours/20 songs. I realize they're putting more of a show up than McCartney/REM (the only two I've seen sort of recently, so I'm using them as examples) but I don't think for the same price or more they should be putting up a setlist THAT much shorter. I say they play for two hours and just crank through as many songs as possible. No banter, so excessive singing along w/ the crowd (seriously 3 minutes of the audince singing "Angel, angel of Harlem"...no. Love it, loved to hear it. Thanks, next! Moving right along! We've still got lots of ground to cover!!!)
Tiff, I think your sacrifice is very noble...certainly worth the loss of a lung to bond w/ Bono, I say!!!
And definitely yes on The Joshua Tree. I consider Streets, With or Without You, ISHFWILF, Bullet, and Running to Stand Still way up on my priority list (along w/ 20 or so others!!!)
Tiff, I think your sacrifice is very noble...certainly worth the loss of a lung to bond w/ Bono, I say!!!
And definitely yes on The Joshua Tree. I consider Streets, With or Without You, ISHFWILF, Bullet, and Running to Stand Still way up on my priority list (along w/ 20 or so others!!!)
But when did New Hampshire become--Such a backward wasteland of seatbelt hating crazies?...I mean, only 40 people actually live there. The others are just visitors who come for the tax-free liquor and three inches of novelty coastline. John Hodgeman on The Daily Show (1-30-07)