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Which song are you listening to right now? #3

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Topic started 16 years ago by LikeASong in A Different Kind Of Music. Since then 4,847 posts have been made by 153 users.

RememberEveryMoment

16 years

Originally posted by MacStripey:[..]

absolutely

Drowning Man

That's a diamond too

The Fly - Sydney 1993
walkon

16 years

Miss Sarajevo-Live War Child Concert 93
U2Nick

16 years

Right now: ZOO Station, Twickenham Stadium Broadcast 2005
Then: The Fly (Chicago DVD)
Then: Mysterious Ways (2001-05-16 - Chicago, Illinois - United Center IEM)
walkon

16 years

Man-Sized Wreath-rem
U2Nick

16 years

Right now: Discotheque (Original Mexico City Broadcast)
then: IYWTVD (DVD rip)
walkon

16 years

Always - from Beautiful Day single
MacStripey

16 years

North and South of the river
MacStripey

16 years

P.O.D. // Youth of the nation
simlover13

16 years

Heartland
MacStripey

16 years

Your blue room

zooming in, zooming out
walkon

16 years

The Ground Beneath Her Feet
RememberEveryMoment

16 years

Originally posted by U2Nick:Right now: Discotheque (Original Mexico City Broadcast)
then: IYWTVD (DVD rip)

Is that original broadcast any better than the recent DVD?

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what they said

"He played until the strings came off, his whole life came out of him. I was pushing him and pushing him. 'One more time, please Edge, one more time.' Finally, when we went for the take, one string broke and another string broke and he just kept playing harder and harder. And he has such a light touch, ordinarily, he's so gentle. All that left him for a kind of rage. And yet there's not one bum note in there. It's incredible." - Bono on Edge recording Love Is Blindness

did you know

The Popmart stage design, which looked like a supermarket, appealed to Bono as a supermarket, with its myriad choices and temptations, could function as a metaphor for U2's songs, as they often deal with the struggle between desire and faith.

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