bonobabypussycat

For years now it's been bugging me (don't mean to bug ya....) what on earth the design of the Rattle and Hum film poster/vhs cover, dvd/blu ray cover is supposed to be... ...I mean, I know it's Bono with that stage lamp shining it on Edge...yes, that I am well aware of (although I have read it's a recreated pose in a studio for Anton to photograph and isn't as spontaneous as it looks)...but, what are the brown streaks supposed to be? Every time I see the image it just drives me nuts...does anyone know?! I note that this design wasn't carried over to the vinyl/cassette/CD release o

For ages now I have been wishing that U23D would get a home video release - on dvd, or even better, blu ray. I thought with the (now redundant) sudden interest in 3D films that we might see the film released for people to watch at home but it sadly never happened. I was lucky enough to see it on an IMAX screen in 3D when it was released in the UK and it was *almost* like being there (!) and my memories were that there were some great live performances in the film too. I would still be happy for a 2D release of this film - and it must be sat on a shelf somewhere gathering dust...such

Yes, just noticed these today...hope other cities are added as the stock is returned from being out on the road!

Couldn't agree more!!! Ebay is full of items and I don't want to give my money to them (plus I have no way of knowing if they are genuine or fake).

Hey...does anyone know what happens to unsold merch? Specifically, the t-shirts with the megaphone that were city specific? I never got a chance to pick one up and wish I had from either London or Manchester. Thanks

I quite liked the physical stage setup for I+E/E+I with a stage at each end of a runway but the screens just didn't work for me. Too often the screens actually stopped me seeing the band performing. Personally, I would prefer a wider runway through the middle of the floor with two larger round stages at each end allowing clear sightlines for everyone with no screens blocking and allowing the band (and Bono) free movement to roam and increasing the physical "front row" for all those who want to queue and get a "rail spot" taking some of the stress out of those drama days too.

Still shocked that recently people are still posting on this thread! It seems I touched bit of a nerve!!! Now, we are just one show away from the end of the European leg of Experience and Innocence (and possibly a break for a while) and I have been interested (both as a fan and as someone who attended both Manchester and London shows) to see the evolution of the set list over recent weeks. It felt like Jo O's 40th was a watershed moment where the setlist didn't get ripped up for one night but actually became the first night of real dramatic changes. I would be fascinated to see the comment

Wow...never thought there would be so many replies - I haven't been on the forum for a few weeks and was stunned to read through...fascinated with the choices people came up with...wonder if the band have seen this and thoughy "oh...interesting!"

I know...I know...but, there must be a song that you think "I don't enjoy this" or you are sick of hearing the band perform live...is there a track you could live without hearing again? With this current tour coming up it will be my 8th tour in a row I have been to...and I gotta say...if I never hear Bullet again I wouldn't mind... I never really connected with it I guess...and I have seen it in various guises...the "lalalalalalahhhh america!" version on Popmart...through the Mark Chapman version during Elevation right to the latest versions with Bono on either side of

I didn't even get a confirmation email...see my other topic :-(

Sometimes, being a U2 fan can be a bit disheartening. Most of my mates hate the band, Bono's vocal charity work and acting like he is some sort of musical messiah further switching others off to the band...I was even at a gig where Larry counted the next song in to drown out yet another Bono speech! But, the last 48 hours have driven me a bit round the bend if I'm honest. Up until now, being a Propaganda member and then a u2.com subscriber I have never really had an issue getting the tickets I wanted - always standing (or GA as they seem to be known as now) and despite having my heart i