Yeah, despite the fact that the show didn't host the whole group I must admit that two of them were enough...even one of them would be enough! They bear a huge history with them, a giant production, hundreds audiences left behind - but it still fits them to fetch up among a smaller group of people in a studio that reminds of restaurant. For U2 fans it is not necessary to highlight Bono and The Edge's memories of their (band's) past. The majority knows that each song has had a specific history of writing, conditioned mainly by things happening around. I think that show is worth seeing because of the artists themselves. U feel they are awesome personalities. Maybe sometimes people get bored by Bono's intensive speech about something I would call "his own philosophy", but it's not the case. Anyway, the only thing I got disappointed by was the fact that they didn't play any song unplugged. I could notice an adorning guitar hanging on the back wall, but it stayed silent. Pity. For me it's always been a fabulous experience to hear them playing the simple way.
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