1. what's the best sound version of 'who's gonna ride your wild horses' live?
    I founded at least 5 or 6 versions of zootv and vertigo tour and it sounds for me 4 stars. I won't download a entire bootleg just to listen this music.
    Can someone help me? Thanks.
  2. Originally posted by Ross1441:I'd forgotten how bad BTBS on the Chicago DVD was. The solo had me in stitches of laughter after seeing the Elevation and Zoo TV versions; just pathetic. And then they couldn't even be bothered to finish the song! Bono does his little snippet and then they stop.

    1/10 Would not watch again.


    I feel quite the opposite. Bullet on Chicago was one of the highlights of that dvd for me (besides Zoo Station/The Fly and all the Boy songs). Am I the only one?
  3. Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:I can't help but say "Goodnight" along with the studio recording right before Edge goes into that little part at the end. It just fits so well and for some reason it has a lot of emotion to it for me. Dunno why.

    +1. And then I break into the Shine Like Stars snippet. I love doing it when there are non-U2 fans listening along (for example, when WOWY gets played on the radio).


    Lucas... Regarding Wild Horses, I have a soft spot for the 02-29 Lakeland version since it was the first song I ever listened from *any* bootleg, and the "We still be friends?" part still gives me shivers, but I reckon it's not the "best" version around in terms of performance perfection. But virtually every version from the first 3-4 weeks of the Zoo TV tour is excellent. 1992-03-01 Miami, 03-05 Atlanta, 03-17 Boston, 03-12 Hartford...
  4. I like the ZooTV solos as well though
  5. Originally posted by jmushouse:[..]


    I feel quite the opposite. Bullet on Chicago was one of the highlights of that dvd for me (besides Zoo Station/The Fly and all the Boy songs). Am I the only one?

    Yep.
  6. Probably.
  7. Anyone wanna chat for a while?
  8. On your marks...


    How are you Drew?
  9. Originally posted by Ross1441:The finish of WOWY is untouchable. And yet, due to the structure of the album, that euphoric, legendary finish is halted abruptly by that miserable racket that is BTBS. That's why I hated it.


    I wouldn't call it a miserable racket
  10. Not too bad, watching some TV and making some music. How you been?
  11. Yeah, not too bad. Bit of a slow day today, might head into town a little later.
  12. Yeah it gets like that, time going too slowly eh. I was in the city today, pretty much was so bored I turned around and came home.