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October 29, 1978: Crofton Airport Hotel, Crofton, Ireland
October 29, 1981: De Harmonie, Tilburg, Netherlands
October 29, 1987: Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL
October 29, 1997: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN
October 29, 2001: Ed Sullivan Theatre, New York, NY
October 29, 2001: Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, NY
by Gregg
Going to a U2 show for me is like going to church. Bono and the boys have a way of making a large venue intimate and warm. I left the show feeling refreshed and inspired.
While the acoustics at Anaheim Stadium weren't great the energy was very high. The show started on a high with classic Zoo tour favorites. The crowd was in a frenzy when the greatest song in the world "One" was played. I was really surprised to hear One so early in the set, but I loved every second of it. The show finally slowed down toward the end of the set with "Miss Sarajevo".
If I had any complaints, it would be that the show peeked too early. I wish they would have closed with "All I want is You".
Overall, an awesome night.
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