Recent content by Zooropean103

Wow I'm so, so happy for having a new proshot video of Dirty Day. I've been waiting so many years for them to finally bring it back live and despite some negative opinions I've read here, I think this version is brilliant. Emotional, the 'telling story' narrative works well, love the reworked...

Can we consider this as a proof that U2 finally acknowledged the existance of Pop? You know, it still can be their management move that the band is unaware of... ;)

Did you redeem your gift at your account info page? They brought in this condition last year, I totally didn't know about it and found it by accident when I was checking my presale code.

SoE has 13 songs, so I see no need to limit yourself only to 11 ;) 1. Love is all we have left 2. Lights of Home (St. Peter String Version) 3. Every Breaking Wave 4. California 5. Summer of Love 6. The Crystal Ballroom 7. The Blackout 8. Book of Your Heart 9. The Troubles 10. This Is Where You...

Best song of the album for me. It may be too early to tell, but I will boldly claim it belongs to the pantheon of greatest U2 songs. Like sucker.punch said, it could be of any era, although it gives me strong Joshua Tree outtakes vibes (Wave of Sorrow anyone?). The verses, chorus, Edge's solo...

The most I'm baffled about is that they are not playing the version of Desire from iHeartRadioFestival, which sounded best in years. Would be an amazing encore opener (and also fit the show very well). Something like this would be a great improvement: 1. Desire 2. Vertigo 3. Until The End of...

Yeah Interpol also opened my show in Brussels and it was probably the worst live act I've ever seen, and I've seen some ;P really regretted back then I didn't get Kasabian who are a monster live.

Thanks guys, didn't know that story, have to finally read At the End of the World one day!

Seems it quite changed as on 360 tour they frequently snippeted Movin' on up after ISHWILF and I remember the interview after Glastonbury where they spoke very warm about Primal Scream. Just out of curiosity, because I'm a big fan of PS, my favourite band after U2 - do you remember what exactly...

I'm all for a bonus remix album. Having option to listen to a different creative take on a song is always a good thing even if it is worse than the original (like most often), but still interesting. Some rock artists did it in last years and there are cases that it totally worked. Such case for...

Good work, also dubstep is not my cup of tea, but I would definitely not mind hearing this remix while being in a club :) Really like the 0:50-1:45 part, pretty sure professional DJ's would not be ashamed of it :up:

Thanks! btw I like REM but I'm not much into their deeper discography, this Orange Crush track though is very good, hearing it for the first time, was definitely worth entering this topic :)

^ was waiting for something like that coming up :lol:

I used to like to think about it sometimes, it's pretty fun to do so I'll try to cover few artists. U2 - Inside Out (always sounded to me like a little mix of Boomerang II and Levitate) and Blue Moon (especially the ending solo, not hard to imagine Edge nailing it) Beck - Get on your boots...

At least that I agree, and no acoustic stuck or in a little while!!! THATS a salvation.