Dr_Macphisto
War Child
Bullet the Blue Sky (live) is most likely his agriest, but the Edge himself is the most angry on the Boston DVD at the end of "Gone"....heheh.
Edge's angriest song to date
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PennyPyro
Acrobat
I hate to change the subject, but I have a question...who is Albert Goldman anyway?
(someone mentioned him earlier on this thread which reminded me that i never found out who that was)
(someone mentioned him earlier on this thread which reminded me that i never found out who that was)
AdamsPoptart
The Fly
Sunday Bloody Sunday
BTBS from R&H
UTEOTW
The Fly
Gone from Boston.."don't kill the guitar man!"
God Part II
HMTMKMKM
BTBS from R&H
UTEOTW
The Fly
Gone from Boston.."don't kill the guitar man!"
God Part II
HMTMKMKM
ginger edge
Babyface
Exit, BTBS, The Fly, Please (live) etc are all very obviously angry and aggressive pieces of guitar-work - but you're all forgetting a seriously angry guitar-solo from Mr Edge - Love Is Blindness from ZOO TV.
Some say that this is a very sorrowful, mournful piece of music, but you can also detect some serious personal angers infused in Edge's performance.
This is smouldering rage at its best - rage at his failed marriage, rage at his ex-wife and rage at his own vulnerability and failings as a husband and/or judge of character.
The minor chords, the descending riff and Edge's slow, deliberate first guitar solo make the song sound quite mournful and reflective, yet when he opens up his guitar solo with hard angry strumming, you just know that he's put some real personal hurt, anger and emotion into this song. Fair play to him - it's a great way of venting anger and anxt!!
Some say that this is a very sorrowful, mournful piece of music, but you can also detect some serious personal angers infused in Edge's performance.
This is smouldering rage at its best - rage at his failed marriage, rage at his ex-wife and rage at his own vulnerability and failings as a husband and/or judge of character.
The minor chords, the descending riff and Edge's slow, deliberate first guitar solo make the song sound quite mournful and reflective, yet when he opens up his guitar solo with hard angry strumming, you just know that he's put some real personal hurt, anger and emotion into this song. Fair play to him - it's a great way of venting anger and anxt!!
wolfeden
Refugee
Like A Song... everyone sounds angry on that one..
11:00 Tick Tock
Possibly SBS from Rattle&Hum... when he takes it from a sobbing dirge to an angry slap...
Most of Achtung Baby, really. We used to call it the "Edge Is Bitter album"... Acrobat stands out.
Jerusalem, even though he's said he hates it... very strident and determined...
The Refugee
11:00 Tick Tock
Possibly SBS from Rattle&Hum... when he takes it from a sobbing dirge to an angry slap...
Most of Achtung Baby, really. We used to call it the "Edge Is Bitter album"... Acrobat stands out.
Jerusalem, even though he's said he hates it... very strident and determined...
The Refugee
bedouin fire
Refugee
exit wins this one for me by far, however i recognize anger as well on bullet, until the eotw (live), last night on earth (live)... like a song and rejoice have some also
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