Originally posted by markp91:[..]
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U2 has a lot of single mixes, which make a song shorter. Songs like Bad and Lemon could easily be edited to a shorter song. They both have a lot of the same chorusses, so just cut out some isn't that difficult.
It worked out pretty good for Lemon too:
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Originally posted by mookymookins:But on the single it had and edit that was 4-minutes 2 B-sides and then the album version
It was the same with Lemon. On some releases aswell as the edit it also had the album aswell
Originally posted by mookymookins:I didn't know stuck in a moment was edited
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
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U2 has a lot of single mixes, which make a song shorter. Songs like Bad and Lemon could easily be edited to a shorter song. They both have a lot of the same chorusses, so just cut out some isn't that difficult.
It worked out pretty good for Lemon too:
[YouTube Video]
Originally posted by vanquish:[..]
But I don't think Bad would quite work at 4 minutes long, it's a meandering type of song, most live versions stretch to 8 minutes or so.
Originally posted by BonoIsTheMessiah:4th of July, Mothers of the Disappeared, Van Diemen's Land, Love Is Blindness, Some Days Are Better Than Others, Slug, Miami, and Grace are all clearly songs that would have made it to the top of the charts if they had been released as singles. I would also have to include the B-Sides "60 Seconds To Kingdom Come," "Race Against Time" and "Alex Descends To Hell For A Bottle of Milk" as classic U2 songs that are simply unappreciated by the casual fan. These are all simply great dance songs. Off the new album, Fez--Being Born, since it is mostly instrumental, should be the next single after GOYB.
Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan:Drowning Man
Bad
Exit
Spanish Eyes
Until The End Of The World
Zoo Station
Dirty Day
Do You Feel Loved
Gone
Your Blue Room (think it might of been)
Kite
Miracle Drug
Love And Peace Or Else
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