Your Ideal Live Setlist

[connorfin22]

What is  the ultimate setlist you want to see U2 do? Dont worry about relevance or order, Just what do you think they should play? (Sorry if this has already been done)

[U2-obsessed and proud]

Yea, this topic has been done to death over the years.  But they're always fun.  I'll be back with mine

[JohnInAthens]

Eight new songs
Eight album tracks
Eight greatest hits
"40"

[imaginary friend]

Ideally, nothing pre-Zooropa and leaning heavily on NLOTH and the new one they'll be touring behind.

[singnomore]

Ideally, nothing pre-Zooropa and leaning heavily on NLOTH and the new one they'll be touring behind.

Really? 

[Tumbling Dice]

You can do these kind of threads until your blue in the face for all the heed the band will pay.

[imaginary friend]

Ideally, nothing pre-Zooropa and leaning heavily on NLOTH and the new one they'll be touring behind.

Really? 

realer than Real Deal Holyfield.

[Tumbling Dice]

I'd want quite a few 80s songs, just not all the usual suspects.  Three songs apiece from Zooropa and Pop would be great (no acoustic Stay). Not much from the 00s except maybe one to three songs.  The only songs from NLOTH I'd want to hear would be Fez and IGCIIDGCT - album style.  And of course, about seven songs from their new album.

[Tumbling Dice]

Repertoire:

Boy

OOC
TEC

October

Tomorrow

War

New Year's Day
"40"
Drowning Man

TUF

ASOH
TUF
Wire
Bad
ISS

Joshua Tree

Streets
WOWY
BTBS
IGC
Exit

R&H

Desire (full band)
Heartland
God Pt II

Achtung Baby

The Fly
Acrobat
Wild Horses
UTEOTW

Zooropa

Dirty Day
Lemon
The First Time
Stay (full band)

Pop

Mofo
Please
Gone
IGWSHA
Discotheque

ATYCLB

Kite
The Ground Beneath Her Feet

Bomb

COBL

NLOTH

Fez/BB
I'll Go Crazy

+ Your Blue Room

+ 7 New Songs

I don't think 45 songs is too difficult for U2 to rehearse for a new tour.

[MLP Midnight]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

[Tumbling Dice]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

I think this post belongs in this thread:

http://forum.atu2.com/index.php/topic,17625.525.html

[MLP Midnight]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

I think this post belongs in this thread:

http://forum.atu2.com/index.php/topic,17625.525.html

Why so?

They have expressed interest in returning to smaller settings once the next tour rolls around, and just how much more can they do in stadiums that they haven't already achieved.

And maybe they're tired of playing the classics and popular songs so often. An arena tour would give them more flexibility on the songs they could play.

[Tumbling Dice]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

I think this post belongs in this thread:

http://forum.atu2.com/index.php/topic,17625.525.html

Why so?

They have expressed interest in returning to smaller settings once the next tour rolls around, and just how much more can they do in stadiums that they haven't already achieved.

And maybe they're tired of playing the classics and popular songs so often. An arena tour would give them more flexibility on the songs they could play.

Promoters will make them an offer they can't refuse.  Trust me.

[imaginary friend]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

I think this post belongs in this thread:

http://forum.atu2.com/index.php/topic,17625.525.html

Why so?

They have expressed interest in returning to smaller settings once the next tour rolls around, and just how much more can they do in stadiums that they haven't already achieved.

And maybe they're tired of playing the classics and popular songs so often. An arena tour would give them more flexibility on the songs they could play.

Promoters will make them an offer they can't refuse.  Trust me.

people keep saying that about Zeppelin, too.

[Tumbling Dice]

If they tour again, I really expect the tour to be arena exclusive.

I think this post belongs in this thread:

http://forum.atu2.com/index.php/topic,17625.525.html

Why so?

They have expressed interest in returning to smaller settings once the next tour rolls around, and just how much more can they do in stadiums that they haven't already achieved.

And maybe they're tired of playing the classics and popular songs so often. An arena tour would give them more flexibility on the songs they could play.

Promoters will make them an offer they can't refuse.  Trust me.

people keep saying that about Zeppelin, too.

The fact they haven't taken up a promoter's offer to play stadiums in donkey's years strongly suggests they don't have the same love of money as U2 quite clearly have.