Omitting songs on future tours
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Matt McGee
****@owt.com
Tue, 2 Feb 1999 22:15:39 -0800
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David Way wrote:
>Even the most valued of songs can be omitted. This band is committed
>to musical evolution; therefore, the set-lists will change and personal
>favorite songs will be left out. I hate and regret it as much as you,
>but that's the way it is. Have a nice day!
>Even the most valued of songs can be omitted. This band is committed
>to musical evolution; therefore, the set-lists will change and personal
>favorite songs will be left out. I hate and regret it as much as you,
>but that's the way it is. Have a nice day!
Well blow me over with a feather, I'm agreeing with my bud David!
But here's my question: how would you (everyone, not just David) feel if U2
made it know before the next tour (assuming there is one) that they were
retiring certain older songs that had been played to death and would only
play newer songs in concert?
For example, what if the announcement of another tour included news that
they would no longer be playing anything prior to Achtung Baby? What if
they just put the 80s to rest?
Like it? Dislike it?
Matt
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