Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
try the Croke Park 2003 version. Full band with full orchestra. The best of both worlds. Bono's voice isn't as good but sure. Edges guitar is a little more prominent to on the Croke version
I'll give it a try!
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
try the Croke Park 2003 version. Full band with full orchestra. The best of both worlds. Bono's voice isn't as good but sure. Edges guitar is a little more prominent to on the Croke version
Originally posted by MWSAHSounds better, me thinks..
EDIT: like those DJ's talk after the song, do you speak also like that, mister Guggi? Or do you prefer 'cleaner' English?
Even though, I didnt know there are different "Irish" accents (Belfast, Dublin?). 
Originally posted by LikeASongI love Irish accent Gerard. It rules much more than London's one.
Originally posted by germcevoyoh yes they are worlds apart. My accent isn't what you'd call 'Irish'. I feckin hate it but accents mean nothing on a forum like this because you can't hear it
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
oh yes they are worlds apart. My accent isn't what you'd call 'Irish'. I feckin hate it but accents mean nothing on a forum like this because you can't hear it
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
It is Lord...(I think it's actually called: Do You Hear Us Coming Lord). It's a very common snippet of One, actually played at all versions, except for the Vertigo-ones.
Anyway, is that One version with Pavarotti available somewhere?
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Love it too, love Gaelic also...can you speak that?
and..
Goodbye Sergio!
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
Speaking of accents...did Bono ever have an accent?!
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
too much time in America and England meant he has no accent. He sounds Irish sometimes, then English then American
Originally posted by MWSAHLove it too, love Gaelic also...can you speak that?
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