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This album has pleased me WAY MORE than I could have ever expected After the songs/singles released in the past couple of months, and after what U2 released in the last 10/15 years my expectations for SOE could be summed up with this sentence "Please God just give us ONE or TWO amazing songs...

i'm still singing this: although the song title is "Volcano", it seemed stupid to me to sing "VOLCAAAANO, and you don't wanna you don't wanna knooow" so I keep going on with "F*****ckin nooooo, etc." sounds fair enough

THIS tweet https://twitter.com/daniellanois/status/508746670805639170

Bono's voice issue is something I've been thinking about a lot. I'm a doctor, so I'd say I'm also a bit knowledgeable on the medical side of the question. My personal thought is that the change that we all notice between every U2 record should be blamed on a lot of reasons, concurrently. I think...

So surprised that no one mentioned Macphisto UV. For example ZooTV from Dublin 1993, or Basel from the same year (the latter is available on youtube in proshot, although the quality of that proshot it's very crappy). Anyway, those performances of Ultraviolet were enriched by some kind of madness...

Hello everybody, I was listening to this live version of UV recorded from the crowd in Milan a few years ago, and I found it just amazing. Even if Bono messes the song up a bit, the result is pure passion. So I was wondering if there are even better and even more passionate versions of UV around...

So surprised nobody mentioned Streets' intros from 360 tour. Chills up my spine anytime I hear Amazing Grace, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow or Hallelujah with Bono's voice vanishing into Edge's riff. And the Red Screen. Just amazing. I do hope they don't ditch these epic transitions/intros on...

Funny fact only a true fan would notice This video is obviously from 1997/1998, clearly from the Pop era. Around minute 3:00 you can notice a bookstand in front of Willie Nelson, on which back there's the ZOO TV logo. Great look for Bono though

this thread has been slighlty derailed

As you can see in this video, presented by Pat Kenny, Streets and I Will Follow were broadcasted live by RTE. So we have, at least on the internet, only these two songs in proshot. But we all know that pro-shot tapes of many of the Lovetown shows, and of course of the new year's eve gig, are...

This one's fucking brilliant Michael Hutchence (feat. Bono) - Slide Away - YouTube

Damn guys, I had never heard those two from electric burma. Friggin' awesome stuff. Never heard Bono's voice in such a great condition in the last 15 years. And Damien Rice plays their songs so well that I could consider him the fifth member of the group. Never heard a guy play other band's...

Where The Streets Have No Name has a long tradition of epic intros, or epic transitions. There have been plenty of them in the last 25 years, and they've been constantly changing on every tour, since this awesome song has always been part of the setlist. I was listening to Pittsburgh 2011, from...

But, just one question that I keep asking myself from a couple of years, if that is stuff located in some vault around dublin or in the Paramount warehouses, how the hell do we have ALL the outtakes and even PROSHOT footage from Tempe? That just drives me crazy. I really ask for enlightenment.

They can make any song work if they want to, but they just need to take a break from some classics that we have already mentioned. Damn, we have plenty of songs that weren't on the last 3/4 tours that, put together, could make an entire show. For example, think of the quantity of songs from...

I was noticing, while listening to some popmart shows, that One has seen a lot of crappy performances in that era. Morumbi 1998 and Santiago Chile from the same year are the worst, with Bono messing up even with the lyrics in a very embarassing way. Then we have Mexico 1997, with Bono's voice...

I sincerely thank you for cleaning my ears after that piece of crap, sir.

A Mercedes with the sound of Bullet The Blue Sky coming out from the engine. Well, sounds cool.

I don't particularly love this DVD, I think we have much better ones like Slane or RoseBowl. But I gotta say there are a few enjoyable moments on Chicago, like the Boy songs that really made the Vertigo tour something special. They managed to play really well also the new (at the time) songs...

Just because I currently strongly dislike them. I'm not excluding to change my mind soon or later, but you know, it's like I don't like the idea to like things I don't like. I could have said it clearer, I know

I felt that sensation of sudden realization of the greatness of Pop some years ago. Yeah I've been hating Pop since it came out in 97. Then, after years and years, I think during the huge 5 years gap between Bomb and No Line, I had the time to realize how big that record was. Songs like If God...

Play.com - Buy online at Play.com and read reviews. Free delivery to UK and Europe! What the hell is this? It just appeared on play.com

Could somebody explain to me the story behind that?

I'm sure that lady behind him would have found it