I have most of the singles U2 has ever released and I'd have to say that even though there is more excitement when I know a new song will be on it, eventually it's the singles with the live songs that I like the most followed by the remixes. Let me explain. The live songs they select for their singles are very smartly chosen. The songs on the Popheart EP and the live tracks that surfaced with the ATYCLB singles are great stuff. The live versions of BTBS and Love is Blindness that came along with the live format of the Stay single were excellent as well. And who can forget the version of Stay from Toronto on the Stuck/Walk On single (depending on where you live)? Plus North and South of the River, a song which many of you express your love for is live as well. It was recorded at the Omagh tribute. The original version is more electronic and doesn't have the feeling or emotion the live version has. As for remixes, there are good ones and there are out right horrible ones. The POP singles with remixes are guilty of having just utter crap thrown on them. A few remixes shine though, like a few of the Discotheque and MoFo remixes. The IGWSHA remix and the Dirty Day remixes were alright as well. The Lady With the Spinning Head extended dance remix is incredible and the Elevation remixes were awesome as well. Who can deny the Influx remix? I'm not saying he new b-sides are not great as well, but sometimes they get tiring. I love Salome, WDIAGW, Summer Rain, Always, and Big Girls are Best, but they always seem to get old quick. Which is why they are b-sides. Also, we've overlooked the covers. Night and Day, Fortunate Son, Everlasting Love, Paint it Black, Unchained Melody, Dancing Barefoot, amongst others are great tracks. Personally I'd like to see more covers as b-sides. I think U2 could really put out some great versions of some of their favorite songs. Anyway, this got a little longer than I though it would be. So signing off.....