(namely these) Running to stand still, Zoo station, The fly, Love and peace... and Yahweh from first night.
Running : beautiful. The piano version, with the halleluiah and Edge singing "ha la la de day". I'm not sure this version would work well with either Bono's loud ha la la de day's like JT version or the screaming halleluiahs form Zoo TV. Yes, if there were drums but otherwise not IMO. Liked Edge's punch on the keyboard in the "she is raging" part.
Zoo station: missing lyrics or not, interesting return - still good. A bit more drive in Bono's voice would not hurt this song. Maybe he's saving it to last longer for the tour?
The Fly: I thought the Elevation version was unbeatable, but this one has a lot of promise. Intro , I love what Edge is doing in the second verse, really like "a man will rise" parts from Bono, interesting solo and finish. This one could use a bit more aggresive voice from Bono, like the last tour.
Love and peace: wow. The highlight of the HTDAAB songs live so far. (I heard the other songs from Brooklyn) Kind of Macphisto-ish voice from Bono, and Edge manages to sound even more wild than on the album. The ending
Yahweh: thought it was bad at first, but the keyboards really help. Interesting addition to the acoustic collection of live U2. Like Running... this version works well with soft singing from Bono.
Running : beautiful. The piano version, with the halleluiah and Edge singing "ha la la de day". I'm not sure this version would work well with either Bono's loud ha la la de day's like JT version or the screaming halleluiahs form Zoo TV. Yes, if there were drums but otherwise not IMO. Liked Edge's punch on the keyboard in the "she is raging" part.
Zoo station: missing lyrics or not, interesting return - still good. A bit more drive in Bono's voice would not hurt this song. Maybe he's saving it to last longer for the tour?
The Fly: I thought the Elevation version was unbeatable, but this one has a lot of promise. Intro , I love what Edge is doing in the second verse, really like "a man will rise" parts from Bono, interesting solo and finish. This one could use a bit more aggresive voice from Bono, like the last tour.
Love and peace: wow. The highlight of the HTDAAB songs live so far. (I heard the other songs from Brooklyn) Kind of Macphisto-ish voice from Bono, and Edge manages to sound even more wild than on the album. The ending
Yahweh: thought it was bad at first, but the keyboards really help. Interesting addition to the acoustic collection of live U2. Like Running... this version works well with soft singing from Bono.
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