Music: [u2tour] Re: Best memory

Wow...Great question and a great way for everyone to share! Best memory...for me...opening night of the NA tour on May 21st. Amazing day in Denver. Some friends of mine and I flew to Denver from Austin for the show. It was a bit of a homecoming for me because I was born and grew up in denver but moved to Austin almost 10 years ago... Saw the majority of my U2 shows in Denver, too. So going back for this was special. Little did I realize how special it would be.
I was the girl Bono pulled up on stage for the reading of the poem. In fact, people ask me if it was planned and it definitely wasn't. In fact, right before he pulled me up he was looking for his "Three Sisters"...(come SLC, he found his Three Sisters :-) ) So...it was amazing, crazy, unbelievable, magical...thanks to some WONDERFUL fellow U2 fans ive got amazing video and pictures to cherish forever. Hopefully by the time my sweet baby girl who is 1 now....is 10....she'll think its cool, too ;-)
Thats my favorite 360 memory...well that and Larry's amazing, insightful, fantastic concert updates and videos. Still cant thank you enough Larry! You are a gem :-)

Cheers everyone! Here's looking forward to them "Dreaming it up all over again" for the next U2 adventure :-)
Lisa (Laislinnn)

--- In u2tour@yahoogroups.com, "DCuthrell" <dcuthrell@...> wrote:
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> Ok, now that the ugliness of the GA conversation is mercifully over, let's look back on the great 360 tour. Topic: Your best memory from the tour. What will stay with you the longest? Certain song, certain moment, anything outside the concert itself?
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> Mine: Baltimore, MD, I'll Go Crazy Remix, standing with my 14 yr old daughter on the outer rail and Bono and Adam stop right in front of us leaning into each other goofing around with each other. We were memorized. As they walk away, we look at each other and say "That was awesome!"
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