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October 7, 1977: Marine Hotel, Dublin, Ireland
October 7, 1980: Boat Club, Nottingham, England
October 7, 1981: Polytechnic, Leicester, England
October 7, 1987: Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY
October 7, 1989: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne, Australia
October 7, 1992: Legion Field, Birmingham, AL
October 7, 2005: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
October 7, 2017: Estadio Nemesio Camacho, Bogotá, Colombia
October 7, 2018: Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands
October 7, 2022: New York Society for Ethical Culture, New York, NY
Storming along with tired old songs like Pride, Angel, Walk On, I Will Follow, Mysterious Ways, Still Haven't Found, With Or Without You and the like, this was, by far, U2's weakest show in terms of setlist. What started out in mid-2005 as a call for action, a unity, and a church - all profoundly, yet subtley, explained in the lyrics of Vertigo and many other songs on Atomic Bomb - has become an all-out Paul McGuinness festival. At least tonight it has.
What happened to linking Boy to Atomic Bomb through brilliant performances of Electric Co., An Cat Dubh/Into The Heart, The Ocean, etc.? Why has the latter album been relegated to THREE songs tonight!?!?! That's ridiculous! I think, in terms of history, Paul McGuinness is to blame for something like this. He's great with their business dealings - but poor with advising on what songs people want to hear.
The night was saved with a brilliant rendition of One Tree Hill. The band can;t play that one too much. It rocked my socks off.
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