U2Bama
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I don't like it either, but if I were forced to pick, I'd say Garage; it sounds more real and less synthetic.
Holy Joe: Garage Mix or Guilty Mix?...and why
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Refugee
That's the 3rd possibility...none...I forgot about it...too late.
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Seu pa?s ? lindo. Seu povo ? lindo. Suas vozes s?o lindas. N?o esqueceremos voc?s. - Bono - S?o Paulo - 01/31/1998
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SkeeK
The Original, Rock n' Roll Doggie, VIP PASS
I can't quite decide.
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Refugee
I love Holy Joe. So there.
Incidentally, the Garage Mix is best. I'd like to hear the Carport Mix next.
Incidentally, the Garage Mix is best. I'd like to hear the Carport Mix next.
Matthew_Page2000
War Child
I remember this debate raging on Wire back in 1997 and we finally decided that it was the version you heard first.
MAP
MAP
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Refugee
It's a short question, which one do you prefer? And what are the possible reasons?
Me? Guilty Mix
Why? short answer.....> Bono
I love the way he sings, very funky, the low-key voice in the beginning and that thing he does, you know, those sobbings "ah, ah", a la Michael Jackson (now I'll be flamed, LOL).
and you?
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Seu pa?s ? lindo. Seu povo ? lindo. Suas vozes s?o lindas. N?o esqueceremos voc?s. - Bono - S?o Paulo - 01/31/1998
Me? Guilty Mix
Why? short answer.....> Bono
and you?
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Seu pa?s ? lindo. Seu povo ? lindo. Suas vozes s?o lindas. N?o esqueceremos voc?s. - Bono - S?o Paulo - 01/31/1998
Johnny Swallow
Bad Daddy Johnny
I've never liked Holy Joe. So, neither.
mysteriousspirit
The Fly
I only had the Discotheque cassette for a long time so i got very used to the Garage mix. Then i got the CD with the Guilty mix and thought that was really cool. I haven't listened to either for probably the best part of a year, but i would say the Garage mix just shades it; bouncier and good drumming...
m y s p r i t .
m y s p r i t .
Ah, but I heard the Guilty Mix first, but later downloaded the Garage Mix, and I like the Garage Mix better.
Both are pretty cool, though, in my opinion.
Melon
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Refugee
*follower thinks "what a nice people...", she puts Bono and Michael Jackson in the same paragraph, and she hasn?t got flamed...yet
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Okay, it seems that I?m the only one who prefers the Guilty Mix. Now I?m wondering if there is something wrong with me
And Hitman, I don?t have that one.
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Seu pa?s ? lindo. Seu povo ? lindo. Suas vozes s?o lindas. N?o esqueceremos voc?s. - Bono - S?o Paulo - 01/31/1998
Okay, it seems that I?m the only one who prefers the Guilty Mix. Now I?m wondering if there is something wrong with me
And Hitman, I don?t have that one.
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Seu pa?s ? lindo. Seu povo ? lindo. Suas vozes s?o lindas. N?o esqueceremos voc?s. - Bono - S?o Paulo - 01/31/1998
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