If I went to Hyde Park show, I would still be ecstatic to have been to one of their best shows in London ever with a fantastic setlist with nearly all biggest fan favorites instead of being upset that it's all over now.

But speaking of this feel, it was different to me. I saw them for the first time in O2 last year twice and after the second show was over and they were doing the final bow, I was thinkin to myself "allright boys, that's it for now, see you next year". I'd rather look foward and enjoy the oppurtunity to see my fav band, because I live so far from anywhere they ever tour, so I don't take these gigs for granted. Now, they're most likely not gonna do anything for a couple of years, so I guess it's gonna be tougher to know you're not gonna see them for a while. However, I can already start looking foward to their return after a much needed break. I'm very curious to see how their music is gonna change considering how previous 2 breaks had effected them and gave them different creative directions. Plus, other stuff, like Superbrawl 2014 performance, possible Glastonbury headline (if the U2/Jovi rumours are true) and the fact than I'm going to be at least 20 years old when they tour Europe, therefore, hopefully, I'll be able to travel and see them on my own and friends not depending on family.