Edge, Bono, Larryy, Adam's Best track on each album

[Jdelbove]

I am wondering what people think. What is the best song showcasing each members contribution from each album. these are my favorites for each of them

Boy
Bono - Another time another place
Edge - The Electric Co
Larry - The Electric Co/Twilight
Adam - Twilight

October
Bono - Gloria
Edge - Rejoice
Larry - Rejoice
Adam - Gloria

War
Bono - New Years day
Edge - New Years day
Larry - Like a song
Adam - New Years day

Unfrogetable Fire
Bono - Pride/Bad/Promenade
Edge - Bad
Larry - Bad
Adam - Indian Summer Sky

The Joshua Tree
Bono - Still Havent found/With or without you
Edge - Streets
Larry - Exit
Adam - Bullet

Rattle an Hum
Bono - Heartland
Edge - All I want
Larry - God II
Adam - eh nothing great

Actung Baby
Bono - So cruel/ Love is Blindness
Edge - Untill the end of the world
Larry - Acrobat
Adam - mysterious ways

Zooropa
Bono - stay/Lemon
Edge - Dirty day/Zooropa
Larry - stay
Adam - Lemon

Pop
Bono - Discotheque/If you where that velvet dress (not a great vocal album for Bono)
Edge - Staring at the sun/ Discotheque
Larry - Mofo/Wake up dead man
Adam - Do you feel loved/Gone

All that you cant leave behind
Bono - In a little while
Edge - In a little while/Beautiful day
Larry - When I look at the world
Adam - Beautiful day

HTDAAB
Bono - Original of the species/A man and a woman
Edge - City of blinding lights/Original of the speices
Larry - Original of the species/Love an peace
Adam - Vertigo/A man and a woman

 

[tuwie]

TOTALLY, TOTALLY agree with Gloria for Adam<3<333 good ol' slapping and poppin' "bass solo" days

 

[ahittle]

Wow, I think Pop is one of Bono's strongest albums. A bit hoarse here and there, but lyrically a monster.

 

[Muldfeld]

I'm not a very good judge of how to deconstruct each member's contribution, but I would say both "The Fly" and "Acrobat" showcase Edge's talent for complex, powerful and beautiful compositions and technical expertise in playing. Also, "Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World" shows his subtle sense of loud and soft. There's no obvious hook or easily humable guitar melody like a lot of awful U2 songs these days. It's what "A Man and a Woman" tried to be. U2 already had it with this song!

Just amazing songs!