Matthew Berg ([email protected])
Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:55:16 -0400 (EDT)
Matt
>>There's been alot of talk about the Greatest Hits CD, maybe too much talk.
>>But I've also seen quite a few people all over mention hopes of a Greatest
>>Hits tour to follow. In my opinion, we just had a greatest hits tour.
>>
>> Now, don't get me wrong, I absolutely LOVED Popmart. And you can flame me
>>all you want for this. But why do a greatest hits tour. Isn't that pretty
>>much what Popmart was, or turned into? If the 14 songs they picked for the
>>new Cd are considered Greatest Hits, then look at the Popmart Setlists. 8 out
>>of 14 tracks were played regularly. By regularly, I mean atleast half the
>>tour. 2 out of the 14 were played on occassion. That's roughly 70% of their
>>"Greatest Hits Volume 1." If they did a Greatest Hits tour, what would they
>>add? Possibly songs that would be on volume 2? Like Bullet, Mysterious
>>Ways, One, Even Better Than The Real Thing....gee, they all sound familiar.
>> Honestly, what would a Greatest Hits tour setlist include any different
>>from a typical Popmart setlist? Granted, I would go to as many of the shows
>>as I could just because they are U2 and I love the music, but I think it would
>>be like Popmart all over again, just with a different stage. I'd rather see
>>the "unsung heroes" tour. A tour where they played all the songs that are
>>great, but you don't hear much live, or haven't heard since they toured with
>>the particular album the song was off.
>> I don't know about anyone else, but my favorite songs off most the albums
>>are the ones that were never released as singles, or you don't hear too much
>>about. The less "popular" songs. I could do without hearing Streets again,
>>or I Still Haven't Found... I could go on, but I won't.
>> Go ahead and flame me, but that's just my opinion, and I'm entitled to it.
>>I'm mostly a lurker, and I read other people's opinions everyday. For once, I
>>decided to voice mine.
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