Last night Jeff and I went to the
U2 concert.
I was not prepared for the spectacle we were to behold.
It has been called the biggest rock tour in history, costing more than $750,000 per show, according to Rolling Stone. I wasn't a hard-core U2 fan before the concert- but Bono won me over. It was fantastic.
"The 360-degree stage--which allowed huge numbers of fans to watch from behind--featured a 90-foot-tall steel structure, topped by a center pylon reaching 150 feet in the air; the innovative video screen atop the stage weighs 54 tons... including components to illuminate 500,000 pixels... as well as 150,000 machined pieces."
[I was in such a rush to get ready that I forgot to bring my camera. Blast.Very uncharacteristic of Claire Pingree.]
So here is my pathetic phone picture from the eeeediot that forgot her camera.
And a phone vid
In the words of Jack Black, Bono is out there on the front lines liberating people with his music.
There's only a week and a half left before I head home for the summer. THE CLOCK IS TICKING and I don't like it one bit.
This quote that I used to see on my piano teacher's wall keeps coming to mind...
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us."
-Gandalf
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