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Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen. Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers. Forums New posts Search forums. What's new New posts New media New media comments Latest activity. Media New media New comments Search media. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. August 6, Chorzow, Poland. Thread starter ramblin rose Start date Aug 6, The friendliest place on the web for anyone that follows U2. If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts. See posts with no answers. Please post your pics, reviews, and experiences for this show here. Joined Oct 5, Messages 1, Location London. The flag flash mob was jaw-droppingly spectacular. I thought it would be good, I never imagined it would be that good. I don't know how it compared to the last one four years ago but there were audible gasps around the audience where I was when Adam started the bass line and everyone responded as planned. The floor was a sea of red, the stands were waves of white. I actually thought parts of the first few songs sounded a bit out of tune or off-key. Boots got the first really big cheer, and Magnificent maintained the pace. Beautiful Day and Elevation took things up another gear Adam even had a bit of a run around the outer stage during BD! Bono said before One that he wanted to do a magic trick and turn the stadium into the Milky Way. That was the second bit of stadium conjuring of the gig. The first one was to turn it into a huge pulsating flag. I must say that was a privilege to both witness and be a part of. After that the place was positively throbbing for the rest of the evening. I don't think any of this is sycophantic easy praise from Bono. He seemed touched by the collective, patriotic display. He put the Solidarity flag on the stage, readjusting it a couple of times during the show to ensure it was fully visible. He got down on his knees and kissed the stage at the end of NYD, I guess to show his love of Poland, although it also was a vivid reminder of the many times the late Polish Pope John Paul II kissed the ground in countries around the world, including Ireland in Bono even mentioned the Pope at the end of the concert. He also seemed a bit choked during the first couple of verses of Walk On where he demonstrated his own hand gestures for each line. And he kneeled at the end of MoS, clearly praying for the audience, getting up after blessing himself with the Catholic sign of the cross which was broadcast on the video screen. He also tried a few phrases of Polish which were obviously lapped up despite my Polish host jokingly tut-tutting his pronunciation. A large image of the Poland flag was displayed on the video screen at the end of NYD to fully ram home the point. U2 love Poland. Anyway, it wasn't only an occasion for patriotic Polish pride. There was a concert too. Edge had another couple of icky moments in some songs, I'm sure I heard a few duff notes. Although his playing and falsetto on Stuck were superb, as was Bono's singing. The band shared a bottle of champagne to celebrate Edge's birthday. Bono snippeted The Waterboys 'The Whole of the Moon' at the end of Streets as there was a full moon rising up over the stadium. Slaski stadium is probably my favourite stadium on this tour for two reasons: there is no roof, and it was completely dark apart from the stage lights. At other stadiums the view of the top of the stage is cut off by the stadium roof, or the stage gets lost in the scaffolding of a closed roof. Also, other stadiums leave the ceiling lights on inside the roof, and have very many emergency exit lights scattered around the stadium. Not in Slaski stadium. Once the house lights go off, there really are no house lights left on at all. Also, Poland must be very far east in the time zone and the sun had completely set before the gig began. Therefore there was no other light to detract from the dazzling light extravaganza. The enveloping darkness and full panoramic vision of both stage and stadium made a perfect setting. And the crowd helped too of course. The Milky Way during One was the most beautiful I've seen yet. Anyway, I hope this hasn't been too rambling but has helped set the scene for what was a very special concert on many levels. Joined Aug 9, Messages 52, Just a question. Don't take it the wrong way. U2FloridaFan New Yorker. Thanks for another insightful review. Where to next for you? Click to expand U2FloridaFan said:. Joined Sep 26, Messages 3, MissEno Refugee. I will never get over not being able to go. I'm not exactly the most emotional person on earth, but I still have goosebumps after reading this. Joined Jul 19, Messages 6, Location Berlin. Damn, why didn't I have connections to Poland. Thanks for the review, though. Joined May 5, Messages 19, Location lost in poetry. Sounds like a great show, thanks for reviewing. Yes, the people in Poland surely know how to organize a proper flash mob. Not all of em! But too many. And I'm on a roll with these current mainland Europe ones. I think I'll see about 14 or 15 in Europe in total. Train to Vienna in about two hours - just had about three hours kip. Not a complaint, it's an expensive blessing to be doing this, but more sleep would be lovely. I simply had to. I hope I'm not speaking out of turn here as this is U2's site and hallowed ground for all of you but this story needs to be told. The shows so far on this tour have all been amazing and each night the crowd's reaction to U2 has been loud and joyous and passionate. Last night in Poland though was something else. Hard to explain. Let me try. I have never in my life seen a crowd reaction like that of Katowice last night. Right from opener Breathe there was a daft magic in the air. Insanity everywhere you looked. People's faces clothed in the kind of joy I've only seen in gospel churches and then only on the TV so to see this religious fervour up close was overwhelming. The city outside the stadium could have been under heavy fire from alien spacecraft and I don't think anyone would have heard, saw, or indeed cared that much. Then The Edge takes to the piano for New Year's Day playing it guitar pick still between his fingers! Red cards held aloft by the people on the floor and white cards in the seats to make a giant Polish flag you could probably see from space. It took the breath clean out of me. By the end even Bono was speechless, for a few seconds anyway. The things he said next are lost to me verbatim but what I won't forget is the tears that came to me then. In floods. And when I turned to check if anyone had snared me for blubbing I realised that every single person around me also had tears in their eyes. We were sharing something that simply never happens at rock shows anywhere. A collective emotional and spiritual surrender of epic proportions. This was majesty and tenderness married and that is a rare thing indeed. Last night was something I've never seen before and I can't quite fathom it. Not sure I ever will or even want to. It will sit alongside the greatest nights of my life and I thank U2 and Poland for that. Also thank you to the Polish U2 fans for giving us the best reaction to our own set we've had on this tour so far. All in all then a night of triumphs. Why on earth would you buy just anyone's cockatoo? Long may they reign! Wow, what a review from Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol. Sleep on the train Do you travel solo?? Look The Fly. It was my 4th show on this tour I'm still on the stadium in my mind Some nice photos cgm. Great pictures!! Look said:. Nice pictures indeed. Joined Dec 11, Messages Location Australia. Like you see in the link those are pictures taken by mr Tarasewicz I just put link to his great pictures. I'm pretty sure that those are taken by DSLR camera with good lenses I love last 3 pictures. Lila64 Blue Crack Distributor. Amazing photos! And great review by the Snow Patrol member. Joined Jan 14, Messages Champagne toast in Poland on stage: If you look at the pictures of the champagne toast on stage in Poland, you see Adam with a champagne flute? Does that mean he had a sip? I don't care, just sayin'. Joined Nov 16, Messages 8, Location Liverpool. No, if you watch the videos you see he does the toast but doesnt take a sip, check the vid from the first croatia concert he does the same. Cool, thanks for the follow through, it was just one of those curious things I saw in passing! I did think that myself at first to be honest, but i havent seen him take a sip in any of the vids, infact i think in one of them you see him hand it to his tech. Adam is English. BGD75 War Child. Joined Dec 17, Messages Location Germany. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads R. Replies 0 Views Jul 23, rOB a. Replies 2 Views 1K. Replies Views 32K. Mar 2, clerks. Replies 2K Views 88K. Yesterday at PM dstalksalot. Sticky Forum Update - We're back! Ask your questions here. Janet H Jan 24, Inside Broadcast 2. Replies 37 Views 9K. Jun 18, Flaming Friar Sr. Latest posts J. New Album Discussion 1 - Songs of Put 'Em Under Pressure. 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