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The shoes are a dark navy blue.. I was on vacation in casual mode hanging out with a buddy. I was not concerned about socks. This is actually my goto casual mode. I have to dress business casual on a daily basis and its nice to not have to care once and a while.
Last edited by C63fora2w1; 05-31-2017 at 10:16 AM.
Yeah, but what did you think of the concert? (I was there too)
The concert was good and I kind of liked the opening group. I was alittle disappointed by the clarity of the sound system. It sounded muffled and distorted. You could really tell when Bono spoke to the crowd. We had fantastic seats Club level on the 40 yard line. My friend is a disabled vet so we got free parking right next to the front door.. literally 100 feet from the stadium. It was awesome !!
It had a different feel than previous U2 concerts - a bit somber and sober. Some of the songs on Joshua Tree are quite dark and generally not performed live. They always put on a great show for sure.
I'm done with concerts at Jerry World. The sound ranges from bad to terrible, depending on location in the stadium. For the cost of seeing a tier 1 act, I'm just going to make a trip out of it. Go to a smaller/better venue. It'll be an excuse to put some serious miles on the motorcycle in the future...
It had a different feel than previous U2 concerts - a bit somber and sober. Some of the songs on Joshua Tree are quite dark and generally not performed live. They always put on a great show for sure.
I'm done with concerts at Jerry World. The sound ranges from bad to terrible, depending on location in the stadium. For the cost of seeing a tier 1 act, I'm just going to make a trip out of it. Go to a smaller/better venue. It'll be an excuse to put some serious miles on the motorcycle in the future...
I saw the first show on this tour, in Vancouver BC. The crowd itself (54,000) was very flat as they had issues getting people into the building with lineups from 90 minutes to 3 hours. They had general admission for the floor, which did not help. 3 hours waiting in line instead of 3 hours inside drinking beer has a way of quieting the crowd. I know people who know people so I was lucky enough to get a 5 minute entrance.
Sound in Vancouver was actually pretty darned good. Stadium shows do just generally suck though. Your two choices are get in the crush of humanity down front or be miles away. Generally speaking I don't go to them, unless I am just there for the spectacle. To U2's credit they do always seem to understand that's what they are doing - playing the live soundtrack to a spectacle.
This was my father in laws all time favourite album, and I took him for his birthday, so it was worth the cash and effort just for the brownie points. I had fun though.
05-29-2017, 12:49 PM
