Originally posted by stj0691:last show of 92 is a vocal spectacular. good quality too.
Or (most likely) Anaheim 1992-11-14? Anaheim was a good show indeed, and the recording is more than OK, but... it wasn't last 1992 show!

Originally posted by stj0691:last show of 92 is a vocal spectacular. good quality too.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]You mean Mexico 1992-11-25?
Or (most likely) Anaheim 1992-11-14? Anaheim was a good show indeed, and the recording is more than OK, but... it wasn't last 1992 show!
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
It's still a highlight, but faaaaar behind other performances imho
Not enough power in it
Originally posted by sonia_lastrega:[..]
I've always put the lack of power in Bono's voice down to the fact he's singing the song while swinging from the mic. Try filling your lungs while doing a chin-up; it's almost impossible. Personally, I was really surprised to see him doing practically the whole song this way and full props to him for have the pipes to pull it (mostly) off.
Originally posted by Elektrik2007:C'mon guys... how can you really top 360" versions over ZooTV versions?
360 version is all about shouting... shouting starting from 2nd verse coz Bono no longer has the emotion to sing it meaningly like he did back in ZooTV days, so now he justs substitutes it with "seemingly emotional" high-pitched lines.
Where is the god-forsaken line "Baby baby baby liiiiiiight myyyy waaaay!" right before the 3rd chorus? IMHO that was the center of the song, the turning point. And it was quite fitting that he then continued the 3rd verse in a higher key. Nowadays no turning point, just straight screaming as earlier as possible. And instead of this beautiful line we now can hear only some strange semi-silent Edge's babbling.
IMHO the song has lost its meaning. Bono now just sings it like another pop song, trying to make it look as *awesome* as possible, but no heart anymore.
Originally posted by vanquish:I agree, Bono shouts too much in the 360 versions and then runs out of breath with all his flailing about on stage and cant sing the 'ultraviolet love" chorus.
And they've also taken out the repeated baby,baby,baby! bits (followed by that riff) at the end of the ZooTV performances, which I loved.
The only thing better in the 360 performances (apart from the lightshow and Bono's suit) is Edge's new moody solo which suits the song much more than its ZooTV counterpart.
Originally posted by markp91:[..]
You just named the reasons why I think this is better than the ZooTV-performances.
The Zoo-versions were cool, but Bono sang the song too "easy". I know, it sounds rather dull to name it like this, since it was rather brilliant, but nowadays he puts in more high notes and dares to really sing the song, instead of speaking out the lyrics. Just my opinion tough....