1. I keep putting off signing up so I don't have access to the standings. I too am curious what the ranking are as it will affect the strategy of my voting (although it will probably be too late for my vote to matter).

    (I hope that you are still listening to Ten or some other PJ album!)
  2. Here you go, Bad tops the list


    Bad 3.32%


    Magnificent 3.21%


    Where The Streets Have No Name 3.2%


    Ultra Violet (Light My Way) 3.2%


    One 3.03%


    Even Better Than The Real Thing 2.95%


    With Or Without You 2.75%


    Beautiful Day 2.74%


    Moment of Surrender 2.72%


    The Unforgettable Fire 2.67%


    All I Want Is You/Love Rescue Me 2.58%


    City Of Blinding Lights 2.57%


    Until The End Of The World 2.55%


    I Still Haven’t Found What I’m looking For 2.55%


    One Tree Hill 2.41%


    Zooropa 2.38%


    The Fly 2.37%


    Out Of Control 2.36%


    No Line On the Horizon 2.33%


    Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 2.32%


    Walk On 2.29%


    I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (Remix) 2.27%


    40 2.25%


    Elevation 2.24%


    Mysterious Ways 2.2%


    Vertigo 2.2%


    I Will Follow 2.11%


    Breathe 2.08%


    Electrical Storm 2.07%


    Sunday Bloody Sunday 2.02%


    Pride (In the Name of Love) 1.99%


    New Year’s Day 1.98%


    Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me 1.91%


    Miss Sarajevo 1.91%


    Unknown Caller 1.79%


    Get On Your Boots 1.56%


    In A Little While 1.53%


    Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of 1.51%


    Mothers Of The Disappeared 1.45%


    Spanish Eyes 1.34%


    Desire 1.34%


    Return Of The Stingray Guitar 1.32%


    Your Blue Room 1.22%


    Party Girl 1.18%


    Angel Of Harlem 1.02%


    Scarlet 1.01%

  3. What the hell is Magnificent doing so high :S And I really dont understand why Batman, UC and YBR are so low
  4. Your Blue Room, Mothers and Spanish Eyes all below Stuck? WTF.

    Surprised to see Unknown Caller so low, too. And wow, TUF 10th, that's amazing! I hope the band get the hint: The Unforgettable Fire = 2'67% / Scarlet = 1'01%. You know which classics you should take the dust off, don't you guys?


  5. Even Willie Williams ddn't vote for Magnificent - the only NLOTH track he omitted from his list, I believe!
  6. Originally posted by RUMMY[..]

    Even Willie Williams ddn't vote for Magnificent - the only NLOTH track he omitted from his list, I believe!


    Band members aside, few know U2360° as well as Show Director Willie Williams.

    But forced to choose only 22 songs in selecting the tracks for 'U22'... what would he choose?

    Here's Willie's thinking and, below, his tracklisting. Jump into the comments with what you think of what he's included... and what he's left out.

    'This was a difficult choice mostly because, through complete force of habit, I kept thinking of it as a set list. It became considerably easier once I'd abandoned the notion of this list ever being performed live so I could start with all three openings of the show - first the 2010 opening ('Stingray'), moving on to the 2011 opening ('Real Thing') then popping back for the 2009 opening (Breathe).

    There was temptation to abandon all the hits in favour of the rarities but given that this is in some way supposed to represent the tour there were a few reinvented classics which it would have been rude to leave out - the 'Arab Spring' remake of Sunday Bloody Sunday, the intense 360 immersive version of 'Still Haven't Found' and, most of all, Beautiful Day as a 'duet', with Commander Mark Kelly performing on the International Space Station.

    The pillars of the 360 show have to be there of course: City of Blinding Lights, 'I'll Go Crazy', Moment of Surrender, 'Boots'. It is also a great opportunity to immortalise some of the songs that only appeared briefly on the 360 tour, particularly Your Blue Room and the spontaneous medley of All I Want is You / Love Rescue Me. It seems only right to give space to the songs that we may not hear performed again for some time (Scarlet, Unforgettable Fire) and then there are my personal favourites to cram in (Ultraviolet, Zooropa, No Line).

    Given enough space I would have probably included all 46 songs (plus the unreleased ones and a few more that never made it beyond soundcheck) as they all played their part in building the character of the tour. However, the rules said 22 only so, for better or worse, this is how I'll remember U2360° - a remarkable collection of U2 songs that references every one of their albums... if you count the 16 bars of 'Discotheque' mashed into 'I'll Go Crazy'.


    The Return of the Stingray Guitar
    Even Better Than the Real Thing
    Breathe
    Get on Your Boots
    I Still Haven't Found
    One Tree Hill
    No Line on the Horizon
    The Unforgettable Fire
    All I Want is You / Love Rescue Me
    Beautiful Day (with Mark Kelly)
    Your Blue Room
    Unknown Caller
    Zooropa
    City of Blinding Lights
    I'll Go Crazy
    Sunday Bloody Sunday
    Scarlet
    Bad
    Hold Me Thrill Me
    Ultraviolet
    Moment of Surrender
    Out of Control

    The standout track? Has to be Ultraviolet. Listen carefully enough and you can almost hear the mirror ball...'
  7. Hard to disagree with Willie's choices or his reasoning. Nice balance to the selection and the sequence would work too.
  8. it's easy to disagree with a selection without Streets in it
  9. +1, Ronnie Streets is a must.
  10. A U2 disc without Streets is like a day without sunshine...a beer without a glass...a shoe with a broken lace...
  11. Originally posted by RUMMY:A U2 disc without Streets is like a day without sunshine...a beer without a glass...a shoe with a broken lace...



    As long as it stays dry, my beer is fresh from the bottle and my shoes are slip-on. I'm good!
  12. Streets is a dead horse nowdays and it's on nearly every official release ever. I won't miss it but would still place it ahead of One and SBS.