one in Europe, and also included two concerts at Slane Castle—one of which was documented and released on U2 Go Home: Live from Slane Castle, Ireland. Production The concerts were directed by Hamish Hamilton and produced by Ned O'Hanlon. It was the third U2 concert video O'Hanlon had been involved in producing; his company with Maurice Linnane, Dreamchaser Productions, previously produced Zoo TV: Live from Sydney (released in 1994) and PopMart: Live from Mexico City (released in 1998). Drawing from their past experience filming the band, O'Hanlon knew that two shoots would be required to adequately capture their show. He said, "You don't often get two bites at the cherry when you shoot these things because it is very expensive." The 5 June show served as a dress rehearsal for the production crew before the official filming the following night. As the "Making of" featurette on the DVD reveals, the dry run was deemed not up to everyone's standards. Prior to the 6 June show, security staff at the FleetCenter handpicked some fans from the general admission queue to let them into the venue early, ahead of some people who had been queuing for more than 24 hours. According to lead vocalist Bono, this was done partly to ensure local Bostonians were in the center of the heart-shaped stage but also to ensure a "fresh audience"; he said that many fans had been following the band from concert to concert during the tour and showing up at the front of the audience, which he found "a little disorienting". The decision displeased many in the general admission line, who thought that fans had been specially selected from the line for prime positioning on camera because they were deemed more telegenic. Consequently, about 50 people staged a protest during the concert inside the heart-shaped stage, turning their backs to the band members and sitting down; their actions were visible on the home video release. Earlier in the day before the group's 6 June concert, Bono spoke to the graduating class at Harvard University and received an honorary degree. Two "Easter Eggs" are also included on the DVD, these are the Bono Cam views of "Until the End of the World" and "Elevation" from 9 June 2001 in Boston. In fact the whole DVD/VHS although labelled as being from 6 June, is actually mixed footage from 5 and 6 June, with additional Bono