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May 12, 1979: Dandelion Market, Dublin, Ireland
May 12, 1979: Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
May 12, 1980: Blue Lagoon, Sligo, Ireland
May 12, 1983: Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ
May 12, 1987: Brenden Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ
May 12, 1992: Patinoire De Malley, Lausanne, Switzerland
May 12, 1997: Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX
May 12, 2001: United Center, Chicago, IL
May 12, 2005: United Center, Chicago, IL
I had so many expectations from this concert. Too many things happened and I lost my chance to be in the second show in San Diego, sold my ticket, and, because I live in México almost 900 miles from the border, I thought I was finished. But thanks God and my sister, got my ticket to Phoenix, and I left my husband and kids only to be there...
AND IT WORTHED!!!!My GA ticket taked me in front of the catwalk, Bono sang above of me, and never sounded like that, powerful and great,I couldn´t miss the chance of expressing my love and admiration to him so I threw him all the kisses my mouth and hands could during his pass over me. But definitely, it was The Edge the most shocking performance, never heard that strenght in his play, ever.
The sound was better than the last tour, and the whole concept enhances the performance of the band,not the technical display. And the Crowd was awesome, U2 must be very proud of the human quality of their fans. Cool, multiracial, civilized people.
Every single track was a masterpiece...
I´m pretty sure this show deserved to be filmed.
My 12 hour trip to Phoenix really worthed it, and I would do it again!!!
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