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December 14, 1979: Dingwalls, Camden, England
December 14, 1980: Toad's Place, New Haven, CT
December 14, 1982: Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark
December 14, 1989: Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Germany
December 14, 2005: Savvis Center, St. Louis, MO
by Will
Alot of people have blamed the audience for the lack of energy, but I have to blame the band for choosing a weak (by U2 standards) setlist.
It started off strong, but "Still Haven't Found..", followed by "In a Little While" really sucks the life out of a big arena like that. They followed with Beautiful Day, which got people on their feet again, but then they launched into another string of quiet songs that killed the mood - "Many Rivers to Cross, Miracle Drug, Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own" - all good songs, but maybe not the best way to keep the crowd energy up. I think it was a poor setlist and the audience reaction was very good when the band kept the pace up.
I've seen a lot of U2 shows and quite frankly, this one was just "OK". The band is professional and sounds great, but the arrangement of songs really killed it for me.
BTW - Night 2 (10/20) was 100x better - better setlist = more audience energy.
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