1. Enjoyable reading from both of you guys. What a show! 4 out of 5 so far have specifically listed Electric Co. as one of the highlights. An excellent rendition.

    Originally posted by MWSAHI know the 1985 shows are great (Chicago, Wembley, Hartford, East Rutherford etc.) but 1984 just has better setlists and more energy in the show.


    I have Chicago and I enjoyed a Glasgow a lot more. Both shows are very good but this just had a lot more excitement and energy. Any other '85 shows anyone can recommend?

    Originally posted by WojBhoy
    The band drives through the main set with a kind of reckless abandon combined with verve and panáche.
    I love that sentence!!!! Sums it up very well I think!

    Originally posted by WojBhoy

    The Unforgettable Fire - a lot of people have now put this as one of the great performances, and were it not for the performance from Denver (1987-07-11) I would be inclined to agree.


    I'd have to put this on close to a par with Denver. Denver had stay tonight "in a lie" which is my favourite lyric from that song...Glasgow didn't.

    Originally posted by WojBhoy
    Two Hearts Beat As One - I don't like this song that much, still don't really, but as far as this show goes, it's an amazing performance and the crowd fed off the energy it generates; just listen to them sing the refrain on the first chorus...awesome.


    Agreed it's a shit song but they played it well.

    Originally posted by WojBhoy
    a) they're the best band the world has seen, and probably ever will, and;
    b) why we love them so much.

    Who needs drugs when you can listen to U2?


    Here, here!
  2. review coming tomorrow after one more listen!
  3. Bad is exactly that in my opinion....
  4. Originally posted by djrlewisBad is exactly that in my opinion....


    didn't pull no strings for me either. I think the reviews so far have been praising too highly. Excellent it is but there is way better out there
  5. Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

    didn't pull no strings for me either. I think the reviews so far have been praising too highly. Excellent it is but there is way better out there


    Taste differs mates, that's lovely about music, we could discuss it for eternity.
  6. Originally posted by djrlewisBad is exactly that in my opinion....

    I wouldn't put it anywhere on par with the R&H version, must be said, but like Casper said, tis the beauty of music (and the differences in opinion...)
  7. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    I wouldn't put it anywhere on par with the R&H version, must be said, but like Casper said, tis the beauty of music (and the differences in opinion...)


    I don't really like R&H's Bad..can't see what's so special with that one..

    (Let's start a good discussion here lol)

  8. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    I don't really like R&H's Bad..can't see what's so special with that one..

    (Let's start a good discussion here lol)



    I just think it's a classic of the 80s, BUT I prefer ZooTV versions myself...and you can't beat some of the Elevation performances...

    ...I'm yet to get hold of one of the few PopMart shows with Bad on though...

    ...but yeah, let's stop before we get truly started, another topic for another place (General Chat beckons, no doubt!)
  9. Originally posted by djrlewisBad is exactly that in my opinion....


    Like I said before, no snippets .
  10. Originally posted by aussiemofo[..]

    Like I said before, no snippets .


    and no "Wide Awake" 's either. Not sure if he couldn't be bothered or couldn't reach, but either way....

    But I agree Casper. Each to their own.
  11. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    and no "Wide Awake" 's either. Not sure if he couldn't be bothered or couldn't reach, but either way....

    But I agree Casper. Each to their own.


    That's what I love, it's different compared to others, so less predictable. It's a special one.
  12. Good to hear Edge cock up the start of Sunday Bloody Sunday. Tip for those listening on iPods : set the EQ to Bass Booseter. Works wonders