1. Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]

    So R&H-era - Joshua Tree and Love Town tours, was all aobut just 4 guys with little to no loops? Really?

    I get a kick out of when 'purests' make these claims. They have used sequencers, drum machines and loops since their 4th album - 26 or their 30 years of existence.

    Going back to 1984...
    "Bad" has sequences
    "A Sort of Homecoming" has sequences.
    "The Unforgettable Fire" has sequences.
    "MLK" has sequences.

    Starting in 1987...
    "Where The Streets Have No Name" has sequences.
    "With Or Without You" has sequences.
    "One Tree Hill" - sequences.
    "Mothers of the Disappeared" has sequences.

    Starting in 1989...
    "Hawkmoon 269" - sequences.
    "God Part II" - sequences.
    "Desire" - sequences (the clapping rhythm track)

    And as for MORE than one person...Danny and Brian Eno have played on the albums dating back to 1984 - The Unforgettable Fire.

    And BB King was on stage for "When Love Comes To Town" during the Love Town tour - 1989-1990.

    So with all due respect, I don't think your arguement holds much water on this one.


    pwn'd
  2. Originally posted by kris_smith87:After reading this article from @u2 (http://www.atu2.com/news/adam-u2-ep-is-a-possibility.html)
    and also seeing the video on U2.com I feel like this could be a total possibility.

    How about?

    1. Soon (Full Version) <I still feel like there is more to this song...if not then the one that's out there is fine>
    2. Breathe (Live)
    3. Ultraviolet (Light My Way) (Live)
    4. I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (Remix)
    5. Get On Your Boots (Live) (this way we can get the cool entrance and the "newer" version)
    6. Momoment Of Surrender (Live)/Studio (So long as we get the "rap")
    7. No Line On The Horizon (Live)
    8. Magnificent (Live)
    9. Winter (Brothers Version)
    10. Every Breaking Wave?
    11. Your Blue Room (Live or Studio... so long as it's the new version with Shinead O'Connor & the new lyrics)
    12. Return Of The String Ray Guitar
    13. North Star (finished version)
    14. Glastonbury
    15. New Song


    So I just came up with a new Playlist out of avoiding writing a paper. The tracklist is a little long and perhaps a few could be cut perhaps. I also stuck a few songs after Moment Of Surrender as a sort of "Bonus Disc" or what have you; these are songs that I think are a cool part of 360 or this era and if this were a real release would make for a good deluxe edition:

    * I agree that "What Time Is It In The World? is a better title than Let Me In The Sound since it is a common theme throughout this tour*

    01. Soon
    02. Return Of The Stingray Guitar
    03. Glastonbury
    04. North Star
    05. Every Breaking Wave
    06. Get On Your Boots (Live)
    07. Beautiful Day/In God's Country (Snippet) (Live)
    08. Bad/All I Want Is You (snippet) (Live)
    09. Mercy
    10. Boy Falls From The Sky
    11. I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (Remix)
    12. Winter (Brothers Version)
    13. Ultraviolet (Light My Way) (Live)
    14. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me (Live)
    15. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Live)
    16. Moment Of Surrender (Live or newly recorded, so long as it has the "rap")

    Bonus Disc:
    01. No Line On The Horizon (2)
    02. Your Blue Room (live or new studio so long as it features Sinead O'Connor)
    03. Spanish Eyes (Live)
    04. Mothers Of The Disappeared (Live)
    05. Winter (Linear Version)

    I would be one happy boy if I could get this CD for Christmas!