Gearing up the concert on Friday, I decided to pop my new purchase into my DVD player. Can’t hurt to listen to a little U2 in some sweet surround sound.
I bought this last week and previewed a few tracks at Vero’s (where I discovered that U2 may or may not be a liked band by her. I have to introduce her to the Joshua Tree.) and I must admit I was disappointed. The band seemed to just stand there, no energy whatsoever…almost like they were starting to become…old.
I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt and watch it from the beginning. So far, I watched 1/2 the concert and all my fears have been dismissed. The experience which is U2 is still evident in the Vertigo tour (at least, from the DVD) and I was in awe watching it. If you like tour dvd’s, I would say pick this one up. So far, it’s great. I must admit I think the Elevation Tour DVD may be a little better, but I haven’t watched the whole thing yet.
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CU is giving away U2 tix, here are the details:
Carleton University is pleased to offer our students an opportunity to win one of two tickets to a U2 VIP evening in a private Corel Centre Suite.
The package includes a dinner with 15 other Bell Canada guests at the Corel Centre’s Silver Seven Brewhouse, beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, November 25, and a ticket to a Corel Centre gallery level suite for the U2 concert.
To win, simply visit http://www.zoomerang.com/survey.zgi?p=WEB224T5GH5UMT and complete the online Learning Commons survey. It’s that simple.
Deadline for completing the survey is 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Wednesday, November 23.
Winners will be selected and contacted by phone on November 23.
Oh, for some reason that link didn’t work. Let me try again:
CLICK HERE
ya they ask for your CUID
Great…
I could probably find a valid id for you with the same name….
but I don’t see why you need anymore U2 tix…
Not myself, but two others who were in the same boat as me until I won tickets. I’m still hunting for some for them.