Vertigo

...that was here in this beautiful city of Berlin" before launching into 'Beautiful Day'. The band then played 'Vertigo' before wrapping things up with 'Moment Of Surrender'. Please sign in to add your comments or register to have your say.

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...ramps, which rotate throughout the show like the hands of a clock. U2's last local concerts came with a pair of dates in Oct. 2005 during the band's Vertigo tour. The 2010 North American tour sets sail June 6 in Anaheim, Calif., and...

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...Trabant car on its cover. Against the impressive background of a Brandenburg Gate illuminated with words such as "Freedom" and "One Love," the Hibernian heroes also belted out "Vertigo" and "Beautiful Day." The quartet was joined by US...

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...you can still experience it.) The band's 24 song set included hits like "Vertigo," "Sunday Bloody Sunday," "One" and an absolutely stunning rendition of the Achtung Baby track "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)." During the show, Bono often...

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...set the bar for the show's ultimate headliner U2. Where U2 often has a lyric, quality - especially at the front end of their concerts, they hit hard right from their set opener -- "Vertigo." Bono explained supercharging his band with the...

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...encore, into a thought-provoking tribute to Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi. For sheer U2 explosiveness, we got "Vertigo," "Get On Your Boots," "Elevation" and "Beautiful Day." If you wanted a good groove, they delivered with "Mysterious Ways" and...

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...International Space Station. Perhaps coincidentally, the next song U2 performed after "City of Blinding Lights" was the heady "Vertigo," a sensation that may also be a byproduct of U2's massive stage setup. The question, then, for this...

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...the reason was the set list. Whereas the 2005 Vertigo tour reached back to the band's earliest days -- perhaps as a nod to the 25th anniversary of its first album -- the 360 degree tour focused on the recent past. Fourteen of the 24 songs were...

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...had that one signature hit. U2's last CD had "Vertigo," which wasn't a huge song on the pop charts, but became so ubiquitous thanks to Apple's iPod commercial that it might as well have been a No. 1 smash. The first single from "No Line"...

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