What old U2 hit does Vertigo sound like the most?

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references to 'stories for boys'?well,i'll give it a try:

1.stories for boys..../...boys play rock n' roll
2.hello-bono shouts hello 6 times both in SFB and Vertigo
3.place-there's a place i go and i am far away/place called vertigo
4.crawl/kneel
5.maybe the length of the song? 3:04/3:11

maybe i'm wrong.....:eyebrow:
 
It reminds me of "I Will Follow" and HMTHKMKM, but I find it interesting that there is not too much agreement between everyone who has answered this question. I think that's a good thing.
 
AquariumDrinker said:


Ditto. Although I'm sure I couldn't come up with the food reference. :wink:

You know, who was it a band member or a producer? In describing the Edge's sound on Beautiful Day, before the song was released, they said that it was "classic coke Edge." I can't remember who said it, but THAT is the perfect expression.
 
In terms of structure it reminds me of Gloria.

Also the final chorus of Vertigo seems to be a lot more soaring and powerful, as with Gloria.

It's the final chorus which i love so much about Vertigo, and it is the same with Gloria.
Several subtle differences from the previous chrous' in the song make the end to the songs really stand out
 
I'd say Elevation.

I don't think it sounds anything like the very old U2. It's just too modern and hip sounding. Not the same style at all.
 
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