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1. Invisible 2. EBW 3. California 4. SFS 5. Iris 6. The Crystal Ballroom 7. RBW 8. Cedarwood 9. Sleep Like a Baby 10. Ordinary Love 11. The Troubles

Alternate Tracklist: 1. Invisible 2. EBW 3. California 4. SFS 5. Iris 6. The Crystal Ballroom 7. RBW 8. Cedarwood 9. Sleep Like a Baby 10. Ordinary Love 11. The Troubles

This should definitely have replaced 'Volcano' on the LP. Get rid of the generic rocker for the dance single.

New Year's Day

Probably my favorite album ever. Just a flawless experience that has no peer amongst the other shoegaze albums.

Can someone post the results of what had been voted for until the polls stopped?

Yeah the Pixies and Public Enemy were certainly up and coming bands. :huh:

I heard MOS in my local Taco Bell. That's pretty legit.

I'm more excited for Interpol than for U2 now. That's what happens when Turn on the Bright Lights obliterates any of U2's 2000s output.

Interpol or M83 por favor.

Top 30: 30. Micachu - Jewellery 29. Ramona Falls - Intuit 28. Clipse - Til the Casket Drops 27. Mos Def - The Ecstatic 26. Sunset Rubdown - Dragonslayer 25. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns 24. Girls - Album 23. The xx - xx 22. Soap&Skin - Lovetune for Vacuum 21. Atlas Sound - Logos 20. Grizzly Bear -...

1. M83 2. Dirty Projectors 3. U2 4. The Antlers/Au Revoir Simone

10 Bono's best lyrical effort.

10 billion Transcends any other song in U2's discography. Perfect art-soul piece reminiscent of late-period Talk Talk.

10 I'm giving Your Blue Room a 942

10/10 Especially with the ZooTV rendition kept in mind. The song needs to get some props for that it's pretty amazing in my mind on how legitimately funky this track is coming after their stoic 80s period. They haven't been able to replicate such a genuine groove since MY, and now we're stuck...

Consistently mediocre. ZING

Almost as overrated as ISHFWILF.

Achtung Baby The Unforgettable Fire Zooropa The Joshua Tree Original Soundtracks 1 Pop Boy War All That You Can't Leave Behind No Line on the Horizon How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb October

Is the concept of "biggest band in the world" even relevant anymore in this fractionated, interconnected global society anyway?...! Honest! Who needs one of those anymore? hee Hee!

I agree wholeheartedly with this post. Just wanted to give you some props before you get flamed. :sexywink:

Ten One of Bono's best vocal performances.

They had Primary Colours, Dear Science and Saturdays = Youth on rotation before the first Chicago show. New Ice Age sounded immense over the sound system. Reminded me how how awesome it would have been with one of those three bands warming up.

One of my top 5 U2 songs. Easy 10.

You bring up some interesting points.