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djerdap said:Tons of JT, Lovetown and ZooTV versions do precisely that as well.
Case in point: December 26 at the Point Depot and ZooTV in Washington DC.
djerdap said:Tons of JT, Lovetown and ZooTV versions do precisely that as well.
For years - YEARS! maybe 10? - I didn't see anything cringe worthy, such was love for the band. It's still one of my favourite movies, too, even though some parts are ... you know. It's awesome.
Tons of JT, Lovetown and ZooTV versions do precisely that as well.
If this is true, it wouldn't be the first time U2 tried this. "Bad" on WAIA has long been rumored to be a soundcheck performance that was then edited to have audience applause added.
I would still love to see Nigel Godrich produce a U2 record. Besides his work with Radiohead, he did an excellent job on Beck's The Information. He was also very blunt with Paul McCartney, eliminating tracks he felt very subpar or too sentimental. That's what U2 needs. They need a producer who will attack anything that sounds phoned-in.