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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2001 P9 LIFTING RECLINER U2 offers party, not spiritual experience U2 Quiet, smooth, all electric lift recline Easy to use push-button operation Over 12 chairs on display In our showroom Easy Financing-Low Monthly Payments Call for a free in home demonstration or stop by our large showroom Accessibility Products Family Owned Since 1971 4855 S. Emerson, Indianapolis 46203 13 mile south of 1-465 on Emerson Jl Ju jL 1 Where: Conseco Fieldhouse. Star ratings: excellent, good, fair, poor www.accesstoday.com By David Lindquist STAFF WRITER Up close and personal: Bono sings to Deirdra Finzer, an Indiana University student who was covering the show for the Indiana Daily Student. "I can't even tell you how excited I am I'm on cloud nine," Finzer said about the moment. Win ckets fc Ti ill li SS (21 2's performance Thursday night was more rambunctious than the prevalent back-to-basics as the band trans 1 1- JF Mm 4 '0 ')(; v'1 Staff Photo Robert Scheer formed Conseco Fieldhouse into a customized romper room.

It's possible the observance of Bono's 41st birthday put an extra charge into the singer, his band and an audience of 16,000. It's certain that no one walked away from the event equating "stripped-down performance" with "boring" or "low-tech." U2 returning to arenas after the stadium adventures of Zoo TV and PopMart rocked on a modest stage encircled by a heart-shaped catwalk. About 300 fans stood inside the heart, and Bono spent much of his evening at the point essentially the center of the arena's floor. It was here that he showered himself with gold confetti, played a cell-phone gag, portrayed a bull to guitarist Edge's matador and embarked on a full-sprint birthday lap. Pristine acoustics weren't part of this top-dollar concert experience, Bono, channeling Big Apple icons Lou Reed and Frank Sinatra, stalked the heart amid shadowy girders.

The arid, organic imagery of The Joshua Tree is ancient history. U2 has emerged on the other side of Zoo TVPopMart more tough than warm and fuzzy. If souls were elevated on Thursday night, concertgoers met the band on those terms. Look in today's for your chance to win tickets to the Indianapolis BOO! twosome during Desire and Zooro-pa gem Stay (Faraway, So Fans in the balcony had to enjoy a break from Adam Clayton's ultra-reverberating bass, and it was simply nice to see singer and guitarist in tight interaction. Hope and encouragement are the overriding themes of the band's current album, All That You Can't Leave Behind.

Somewhat surprisingly, the hardscrabble tune New York was the best of the tunes played from that album. but Bono's charisma probably pushed you through. During a rendition of Mysterious Ways, his bring-a-girl-up-for-a-dance routine swelled to a gaggle of 25 women. While Bono said he felt like Hugh Hefner, the moment was G-rated Bloodhound Gang fare. Still, any spontaneity was appreciated on a night when the reprise of Sunday Bloody Sunday sounded rote rather than revolutionary.

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