Going to U2 tomorrow!

Going to see U2 tomorrow night. Can't wait. I have never seen them live so I could not pass this opportunity up. Heading down with a bunch of buddies... we're on the floor so it should be some nice madness.

I remember having "Joshua Tree" on tape and playing it until the tape wore out. The first tape I bought by them was "War" and by the time "Joshua Tree" rolled around I was sold.

I saw them when they came here last time. Always an incredible show from an incredible band. Have a great time. They generally pick a somewhat eclectic opening act though.

I think Snow Patrol is opening for them here... a band I do like.

man that would be a wicked concert to see, am definitely envious.

I went to see Paul McCartney last month in Washington DC and he was absolutely awesome. I'm sure U2 will be great as well!

Unbelievable concert last night. 60,000 people packed into Rogers Centre, the dome was open, the CN Tower was light up, the stage was monstrous and U2 was amazing. Wow! I'm so hung over and tired this morning. Damn. What a great concert.

Some pics taken with my BB last night...













Wicked concert.

I love u2, but I can't stand bono. I wanted to shove those sunglasses up his arse when he came to Canada and endorsed Paul Martin.

Go feed the starving children and stay out of our Diddling politics you mic! (Before anyone gets offended, im a mic )

HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

I understand the attraction to the performance that U2 provides (being that they put out millions for their stage set up) and that alone would be worth seeing....

But man do I ever hate U2. Their music is awful, and bono is just a plug. That's all.

shabbs wrote:HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

mmmm green beer, on another note though, that makes me feel old, will be 30 in less than 6 months, man I still remember when I was a teen and saying I would never be 30 (or old as I put it then)

shabbs wrote:HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

Best political statement ever at a rock concert:

"If you don't speak English, get the Diddle out of the country"

- Ted Nugent, Montreal, QC
June 22, 2000

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

Best political statement ever at a rock concert:

"If you don't speak English, get the Diddle out of the country"

- Ted Nugent, Montreal, QC
June 22, 2000

that must have went over well with the montreal crowd.

SensFan71 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

Best political statement ever at a rock concert:

"If you don't speak English, get the Diddle out of the country"

- Ted Nugent, Montreal, QC
June 22, 2000

that must have went over well with the montreal crowd.

It was ill-advised to say the least.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SensFan71 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:HA HA! He certainly likes to flex his political muscles...

As a side note... yesterday was the 6-month mark until St. Patrick's Day.

Best political statement ever at a rock concert:

"If you don't speak English, get the Diddle out of the country"

- Ted Nugent, Montreal, QC
June 22, 2000

that must have went over well with the montreal crowd.

It was ill-advised to say the least.

more of this I assume?