favourite album trilogy

[Pero]

90's rule

 

[schnumi]

Achtung Baby - Zooropa - POP

That's the one for me.

 

[U2girl]

War - UF - JT.

 

[BonoIsMyMuse]

I'd have to go with AB/Zooropa/Pop. But, I think you could throw Passengers in the mix because I see that album as an interesting transition from Zooropa to Pop. I love all eras of U2, but that time from 1991- 1997 was special in my life. Especially AB.

I agree with this. I'd argue that U2 was most experimental in the 90s. They certainly changed the most from album to album during this time.

I didn't care for the Passengers album when it came out, because I was in my early teens and hadn't developed a taste for anything beyond pretty mainstream music. Really I've only started to appreciate it in the last year or so, and to see how it fits into U2's growth in the 90s.

I'd call the 90s the Golden Age of U2. I was really unhappy with the transition between Pop and ATYCLB, and while I liked HTDAAB much more than ATYCLB, I can't say I still feel that "what will U2 come up with next?" feeling that I did back in the 90s.

 

[If you shout...]

Achtung Baby, Zooropa, Pop

No question, for me.

 

[annie_vox]

AB - Zooropa - Pop

 

[ZOOTVTOURist]

Again: There are no trilogies – at least not in U2's repertoire ...

 

[U2lunatic]

War, UF, Joshua Tree

 

[waynetravis]

AB, Zooropa, Pop



As for song trilogies, i like:

Ultraviolet
Acrobat
Love is Blindness

 

[ZOOTVTOURist]

Don't forget "Lord Of The Rings" – what a trilogy!