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  1. Has to be the Lovetown tour although Bad at Giants stadium in 86 is excellent and the 360 tour is very good as well. His UF voice was powerful but he got more refined with it later.
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  3. I'd say Lovetown for sheer power, control and ease of playing with additional melodies/lyrics. ZooTV was almost a different, thinner voice but had a great falsetto.

    Always wondered how his voice changed so much in 1-2 years? It's really remarkably different..
  4. The first snippet is from this one:




    54 year old and this power


    He had an incredbile rawness in his voice in 1986


    Those Wide Awake in this version....


    He has such a control and youth in this


    The deepness in his voice....


    I remember when we could sleep on stones, he puts so much emotion and power into it.


    This is such a underrated song


    Deep voice
  5. My memory plays jokes on me but if I remember well,years ago,U2 have been playing Hands that built America at an MTV music awards or stuff like that and Bono sang the tenor part with all his lungs and I could see his veins exploding from his neck
    If any of you can remember or show this clip to refresh my memory....is welcome
  6. Originally posted by Fly40:My memory plays jokes on me but if I remember well,years ago,U2 have been playing Hands that built America at an MTV music awards or stuff like that and Bono sang the tenor part with all his lungs and I could see his veins exploding from his neck
    If any of you can remember or show this clip to refresh my memory....is welcome
  7. RDS ‘93
  8. I remember reading the opera bit was prerecorded or something?
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