I'll admit that I was pretty determined to be indifferent, but it's hard to be "meh" about a band that puts on such a fantastic show.

They're energetic, they sound great, you already know all the words, their stage rocks and Bono can work a crowd like nobody's business.

I kind of tuned out a little when they got to the saving the world part, but I did get the feeling that they're genuine and positive about it -- rather than preachy and judgey, and they really seemed to enjoy being in Texas.

And that's saying something when the weather feels like hot breath and you've got to perform for two hours in a leather jacket.

I even caught myself boogying a couple of times when they were playing "Elevation" and "Vertigo." (Normally, if I'm caught dancing my friends are under the direct order to take me to the hospital and have my stomach pumped.)

So my very unprofessional verdict is this: If you haven't seen them, you really should. They're one of the biggest bands ever, and like my husband said, you don't pick up 30 bajillion or so fans by accident.