trouvé, merci

Gimme shelter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eASIP7NomXQ&feature=related

‘tain ça c’est du happening!!!!

rooooccckkk’n’rooollllll

@ yeah : rien que la photo de Bono avec Mick Jagger sur le new-york times ça donne nevie de voir et d’entendre.
Quelle différence d’expression dans ces deux corps Yeahhhhhhhhhhh!

@ yeah
pas encore des images mais :

y’a un article sur le new-york times

« There may have been some battle-of-the-bands competitiveness when U2 followed Metallica’s gargantuan riffs with the aggressive blare that starts “Vertigo.” But U2 was, as usual, striving for uplift. During the set, Bono called Madison Square Garden “rock ’n’ roll’s great cathedral” for “the saints and the heretics, the poets and the punks, that now make up the Hall of Fame.”

“It’s a dangerous thing,” he continued, “this business of building idols, but at least rock ’n’ roll is not, at its best, about worshipping sacred cows. It’s about the thousands of voices gathered in one great unwashed congregation.”

U2 plays arenas with a garage-band informality, proffering vulnerability as much as grandeur. The first attempt at “Because the Night” went awry — U2’s rippling beat was too subtle for Ms. Smith, who started in the wrong place, and the band later botched a chord change — so Bono ruefully called for “Take two,” which improved.

Bono preached that rock ’n’ roll was about “political, sexual, spiritual liberation” and Mr. Springsteen, no stranger to earnestness himself, interjected, “Let’s have some fun with that!” Then they performed “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking for” together, singing lines in call-and-response. Eventually, Bono switched to singing lyrics from “The Promised Land,” a Springsteen song.

And from there, U2 was as much host as headliner. During “Mysterious Ways,” Black Eyed Peas arrived onstage, and U2 segued into Black Eyed Peas’ wide-ranging protest song, “Where Is the Love?” U2 started playing a limpid, meditative but still recognizable version of “Gimme Shelter,” with Fergie singing the introductory oohs, before Mick Jagger strode onstage and took over, answering Fergie’s vampy body language with his angular rock-scarecrow moves. He stayed onstage to sing U2’s “Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out of,” finding its kinship with the Rolling Stones’ “Beast of Burden.”

un extrait de l’ atricle sur cyberpresse.ca

« Après une dernière pause, U2 joue Vertigo et Magnificent puis accueille Bruce Springsteen et Patti Smith qui chantent l’hymne qu’ils ont écrit ensemble : Because the Night. Springsteen reste pour I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For. U2 reçoit plus tard la visite des petits jeunes des Black Eyed Peas. Quand, ensemble, ils se lancent dans Gimme Shelter, des Stones, Mick Jagger se pointe sur scène! Le public crie la chanson à s’en détruire les cordes vocales, nous dit l’espion. Jagger reste avec U2 pour la ballade Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of puis les Irlandais mettront un terme à ce marathon de deux jours avec leur Beautiful Day. »

Varia qui aime décidément U2, même si elel ne sait pas envoyer les liens 🙂

u2 pour les 25ans du rocknroll hall of fame…. un set avec bcp de surprise (0) et des invités pour 8 titres alors que soit disant 12 titres etaient prévues….

comme dirait actarus : THIS IS IT

@ IIjuni : ou nous offrir une connection avec l’iss 🙂