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November 18, 1978: Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
November 18, 1979: Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland
November 18, 1980: University, Reading, England
November 18, 1981: Ripley's Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA
November 18, 1987: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA
November 18, 1989: Entertainment Center, Sydney, Australia
November 18, 2001: Thomas & Mack Center , Las Vegas, NV
November 18, 2004: Clinton Presidential Center and Library, Little Rock, AR
November 18, 2005: Philips Arena, Atlanta, GA
November 18, 2006: Telstra Dome, Melbourne, Australia
by Frank
Just got back home and I have had some time to collect my thoughts. My wife and I flew from our home in Boston to the opening show for the 2nd straight tour.
Here's my impression: Mediocre. Not worth the price of admission (especially when the face value of 2 tickets is $370.05).
The band was good tonight, but not great. There were highs (Love and Peace, Streets, One) I loved hearing Running to Stand Still again.
I thought City of Blinding Lights was a horrible opener....Miracle needs work - but could be great in time...I thought Bono was overacting much of the night - too reminiscent of his Fly persona.
Most importantly, I think that for the price of admission - the band needs to be on stage MUCH longer. With their catalog and the price of tix -they should be up there for 2 1/2 - 3 hours. Pearl Jam, for example, will consistently play between 25 - 30 songs...everynight, while varying the setlist greatly.
I love the band, still great to see live, but I feel they were going through the motions.
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