lazarus
Blue Crack Supplier
1. Listen to the recent electric version of WGRYWH from Amsterdam. Note Edge taking the original guitar solo into sublime, uncharted territories.
2. Listen to a more recent acoustic version of the song, where you get a party/karaoke type feeling from the band and the crowd, and none of the beautiful sadness of the original.
3. Weep for an unearthed gem that has now been ground up into a fine power and sprinkled over the heads of the fans.
I was praying for this song to be played tonight in Los Angeles, but in retrospect, I would have rather heard Stuck acoustic, which doesn't insult the integrity of its full-bodied cousin. There's nothing worse than hearing one of your favorites neutered.
Luckily the show ended with Bad, which, as always, is so transcendent it wipes every smudge away.
But I had to say it.
2. Listen to a more recent acoustic version of the song, where you get a party/karaoke type feeling from the band and the crowd, and none of the beautiful sadness of the original.
3. Weep for an unearthed gem that has now been ground up into a fine power and sprinkled over the heads of the fans.
I was praying for this song to be played tonight in Los Angeles, but in retrospect, I would have rather heard Stuck acoustic, which doesn't insult the integrity of its full-bodied cousin. There's nothing worse than hearing one of your favorites neutered.
Luckily the show ended with Bad, which, as always, is so transcendent it wipes every smudge away.
But I had to say it.