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U2 + Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. TP + U2. NOBODY I've listened to or enjoyed or appreciated more going back to my high school days. Thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones

To be fair, Chris Martin likely remembers U2's lyrics better than the man who wrote them.

Henry Rollins must have been unavailable.

Got a bad feeling the jettisoned luggage includes Bono's hand-written lyrics for SOE. So about that "18 months until it's ready" ...

The DVD itself doesn't specify, but apparently most of the songs are from May 10, 2005. Anyone know which songs are from the May 9 show? Thanks in advance ...

45+ (I'm old and lovin' it) :yippie: 1. AB 1a. JT 3. No Line 3a. Bomb

..so I bought the No Line box set and want to put "Winter" from the Linear DVD in my iPod (I don't care about the video; I just want the song). Any suggestions for this technologically-retarded Mac user?

Dude, you are hilarious. You've gotten 4 pages worth of responses to a totally tongue-in-cheek question. Well-played.

random order... most are live versions 1) Stay 2) She's a Mystery to Me (sure would like to hear the completed studio track) 3) Out of Control 4) Bad 5) I Still Haven't Found... (studio version) 6) Desire 7) All I Want Is You 8) One 9) Please 10) Yahweh (studio) 10a) North & South of the River

Fuck Clapton – regardless of whether or not he likes U2. His English whiteboy version of the blues is watered-down crap for the masses. Take a straight swig of Son House, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters or Mississippi Fred McDowell (and dozens more Clapton and his ilk ripped off) and taste the...

saw the video for Gloria and that was that... javascript:smilie(':yes:')

studio versions only (chronologically) Out of Control Bad I Still Haven't Found... Desire Angel of Harlem All I Want Is You One Stay Kite Yahweh *The Wanderer (if U2 ever gets around to releasing the version with Bono on vocals)

Is this from the March 1 or March 2, 2006 show in Buenos Aires? thanks

what i'd REALLY like to hear is the original version with Bono on vocals instead of Johnny Cash. According to "At the End of the World," this version was intially set to be the centerpiece of Zooropa until Bono went to bat for Cash's version. And speaking of U2-penned songs sung by others...

europop2005, redhotswami :up: well said. bono's experiences in africa cleary shaped him for the rest of the life. when u2 fans grumble about his speeches and his cause (and it really is singular at this point), it's as if they're trying to squelch the very thing that makes bono, bono — his...