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Would anyone here prefer R&H if it didn't have the live stuff on it? One of the most common and consistant complaints of R&H is that it's inconsistant. Maybe if it were just the studio tracks, the flow throughout the record would be better. Bare with me. These are the studio tracks that were on R&H in chronological order...
Van Dieman's Land
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
Angel Of Harlem
Love Rescue Me
When Love Comes To Town
Heartland
God Part II
All I Want Is You
First of all, let's re-order those tracks to give it a better flow...
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
All I Want Is You
God Part II
Angel Of Harlem
Love Rescue Me
Heartland
When Love Come To Town
Van Dieman's Land
That's only 9 tracks, but there were two non-cover b-sides on the four R&H singles, 'Hallelujah(Here She Comes)' and 'A Room At The Heartbreak Hotel', so if we had them in, maybe like this...
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
All I Want Is You
God Part II
Angel Of Harlem
A Room At The Heartbreak Hotel
Love Rescue Me
Hallelujah(Here She Comes)
Heartland
When Love Comes To Town
Van Dieman's Land
Now we have a typical U2 11 song studio record with a typical U2 track order as well...the first track is a radio-friendly rock song(Desire), a radio-friendly ballad soon after(All I Want Is You), the middle of the record has some slower songs(Love Rescue Me, A Room..., Heartland) the last part of the record has another fast, catchy, radio-friendly track(When Love Comes To Town), and the record ends with a slow, dark, ballad(Van Dieman's Land).
So, what do you think?
Van Dieman's Land
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
Angel Of Harlem
Love Rescue Me
When Love Comes To Town
Heartland
God Part II
All I Want Is You
First of all, let's re-order those tracks to give it a better flow...
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
All I Want Is You
God Part II
Angel Of Harlem
Love Rescue Me
Heartland
When Love Come To Town
Van Dieman's Land
That's only 9 tracks, but there were two non-cover b-sides on the four R&H singles, 'Hallelujah(Here She Comes)' and 'A Room At The Heartbreak Hotel', so if we had them in, maybe like this...
Desire
Hawkmoon 269
All I Want Is You
God Part II
Angel Of Harlem
A Room At The Heartbreak Hotel
Love Rescue Me
Hallelujah(Here She Comes)
Heartland
When Love Comes To Town
Van Dieman's Land
Now we have a typical U2 11 song studio record with a typical U2 track order as well...the first track is a radio-friendly rock song(Desire), a radio-friendly ballad soon after(All I Want Is You), the middle of the record has some slower songs(Love Rescue Me, A Room..., Heartland) the last part of the record has another fast, catchy, radio-friendly track(When Love Comes To Town), and the record ends with a slow, dark, ballad(Van Dieman's Land).
So, what do you think?
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