U2 - NYC July 18, 2015 @ Madison Square Garden SBS / Wolves / Until the End ... / The Fly

[@arjuna5030]

I was there & as you can see this was a really, really heavy section of the set. The band took us to a dark place in our history but didn't wallow in it. Having knocked the wind out of us U2 spent the remainder of the show building us back up... fast forward to the final song "One,"' where Bono stepped back & allowed the audience sing the verses. While the SBS/Wolves was powerful it was nothing when compared to the experience of standing among a community of thousands united in singing loudly the words..."I can't be holding on to what you're got when all you've got is hurt."

[@paulovoxx2]

This sequence is killer, so shivers Rock. People do not move, they seem hypnotized. Rock on fire.

[@remmers55]

U2 on fire

[@Courtcat722]

My moms friend was there

[@danastarbuck6360]

RBW could be a new anthem for them!

[@jameschanda8743]

Dana Starbuck Resolution Bandwidth?

[@karaokebackgroundplaylists9878]

10:00 tsunami

[@racolucci1]

not a fan of this version of the Fly. The visuals and messaging are great, but the original with the amazing guitar intro is what made this song so powerful, IMHO. This stripped down, semi-acoustic version does not do it justice.

[@paulovoxx2]

Robert Colucci I think the intention is only a distraction while the staff assembles batteries for segunto act, they have tried to have variations like the punk scene of the beginning of the tour, Johnny Cash and The Fly now. And be remix I also think it is to make clear the distance between them playing live and act like it in passing, and of course give another perspective of music. The Fly is one of the masi powerful rocks they have already had the pleasure to see it live and it's great. The range is only hobby.