Originally posted by BelgianBono:Don't know, but you have just introduced me to "Sweet Fire Of Love", so thank you for that.
Originally posted by pleasegone:Many of the Joshua Tree B-Sides were not finished until after the album was released, so technically they would have better fit on a restored Hattle And Rum. Initial tracking was completed on many of them, but the full versions were not done. Not to mention that Spanish Eyes, Silver And Gold, and LTimes and Walk Water would have been great on Hattle.
Originally posted by RUMMY:I've always enjoyed listening to the restored JT compilation.
I should try the UF and R&H versions, too.
I don't know if I can mess with AB and Zooropa.
Originally posted by U2_CR:[..]
Yeah I would tend to agree but hey I tried! I definitely prefer the originals though :p
Originally posted by U2_CR:[..]
No problem! I love that song :p there is also another song with U2 and Robbie Robertson on that album called "Testimony" which I don't like as much, and a song with Peter Gabriel! Don't know which song that is though
I always call it Hattle & Rum. I just like the way it sounds. I guess we could pretend the Joshua Tree came out in August, when all those tracks could have been finished...lol. I tend to not mess with the earlier albums other than adding the J Tree B-Sides to Hattle. For later albums, I add Mrs Sarajevo and HMTMKMKM to Pop, and all the Bono/U2 tracks from AwfulHorribleMovieDollarHotel to ATYCLB, and remove Grace. For Bomb, I subtract One Step Closer and Man & Woman....and add Mercy, Electrical Storm, Hands that Built, and sometimes Fast Cars...sure...Electrical Storm was a demo when ATYCLB came out, but it fits better on Bomb for me...For NLOTH, I add Soon, Winter, and take out the horrible Fez intro, so Being Born is left without the ridiculous Boots refrain
Reading this thread reminded me of a website where they recreated Bruce Springsteen albums from 1977-1984 and included all of the unreleased tracks. I have included the links so check it out.
http://popdose.com/springsteens-spare-parts-where-the-bands-are-1981/
http://popdose.com/springsteens-spare-parts-the-river-1980/
http://popdose.com/springsteens-spare-parts-this-hard-land-1984/
http://popdose.com/springsteens-spare-parts-be-true-1979/
http://popdose.com/springsteens-spare-parts-dont-look-back-1977/
Strangely enough I knew about Testimony, but not Sweet Fire Of Love. Not a bad song