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I got the wonderful chance to introduce them to U2, so I made this 4 disc comp for them. (I asked how much was too much to them and they said nothing is too much, so I went with four!)

first disc: 80's (part 1)

01. Where The Streets Have No Name
02. Desire
03. Sunday Bloody Sunday
04. Bad
05. October
06. Running To Stand Still
07. Gloria
08. Two Hearts Beat As One
09. Stories For Boys
10. Pride
11. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
12. God Part II
13. Out Of Control
14. In God's Country
15. All I Want Is You
16. MLK

second disc: 80's (part 2)

01. A Sort Of Homecoming
02. One Tree Hill
03. Angel Of Harlem
04. Drowning Man
05. I Fall Down
06. The Electric Co.
07. A Celebration
08. Fire
09. Surrender
10. Promenade
11. Spanish Eyes
12. I Will Follow
13. Rejoice
14. New Year's Day
15. With Or Without You
16. Heartland
17. The Unforgettable Fire

third disc: 90's-present (part 1)

01. Zooropa
02. Until The End Of The World
03. Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me
04. If You Wear That Velvet Dress
05. The First Time
06. City Of Blinding Lights
07. Kite
08. Last Night On Earth
09. Even Better Than The Real Thing
10. Lemon
11. Your Blue Room
12. New York
13. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
14. Mysterious Ways
15. Stay

disc four: 90s-present (part 2)

01. Discotheque (Hedges Mix)
02. The Fly
03. Vertigo
04. Gone
05. Walk On (Single Version)
06. One
07. Original Of The Species
08. The Ground Beneath Her Feet
09. The Sweetest Thing (1998)
10. Beautiful Day
11. Miracle Drug
12. Acrobat
13. Staring At The Sun
14. Fast Cars (Jacknife Lee)
15. Do You Feel Loved?
16. Love Is Blindness

Anyone got any thoughts on orders and songs flowing or not?
 
Overall, it's a very tight, well thought out compilation. I like how you've mixed the songs according to your "flow" and NOT chronological order. Makes for a more lively collection. I think you could replace a few songs -- Velvet Dress, Ground Beneath Her Feet and Your Blue Room -- but that's just my taste. I'm with Mrs. Darcy on the inclusion of Crumbs. I'd also suggest Wire and Ultraviolet, two high energy standouts your friend would probably love.

I love how October is given its full due in this compilation.
 
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