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U2 — Pride (In The Name Of Love) (live)
Album: Rattle & Hum
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Released: 1988
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One man come in the name of love
One man come and go
One man come he to justify
One man to overthrow

In the name of love
What more in the name of love?
In the name of love
What more in the name of love?

One man caught on a barbed wire fence
One man he resist
One man washed up on an empty beach
One man betrayed with a kiss

In the name of love
What more in the name of love?
In the name of love
What more in the name of love?

Early morning, April four
Shot rings out in the Memphis sky
Free at last, they took your life
They could not take your pride

In the name of love
What more in the name of love?
In the name of love
What more in the name of love?

In the name of love
What more in the name of love?
In the name of love
What more in the name of love?
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To be precise: it is "early morning, April 4th."  RIP Dr. King.
Posted 2 years ago by theirongiant    [ Reply ]
Today is 04/04/2022. Thanks for commemorating this man.
Posted 2 years ago by mrctrm    [ Reply ]
 Peter_Bradshaw wrote:

..... so very overrated and they have a singer who is an absolute hypercritical self righteous twat called Bono.


I believe the word you were fumbling around for unsuccessfully was "hypocritical". 
Perhaps you were looking in the mirror when you said "hypercritical"?
Posted 2 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 Pike wrote:

anyone else sick of hearing this Irish pub singer on RP?




NO!! ..Just sick of comments like yours!!  
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Musically excellent. But the over-earnest didacticism does not age well.
Posted 3 years ago by bkrans9    [ Reply ]
 Pike wrote:

anyone else sick of hearing this Irish pub singer on RP?



Just sick of reading comments like this one...get over yerself. 
Posted 3 years ago by johnalexford    [ Reply ]
Please not the live version, ever again. pxd
Posted 6 years ago by pxd    [ Reply ]
 buddy wrote:
I love how many folks are so tragically hip that they can't appreciate arguably the best rock and roll band in the world.

The Edge is a genius, Bono's lyrics are poetry, and they put 110% into every show.

Saw they're last North American show at Madison Square Garden last year and it was nothing short of incredible.

IMHO 

 
It appears we have a case where a random song comment has influenced the RP play list, since the next song in rotation today is Tragically Hip - Ahead By A Cent.

Cool
Posted 7 years ago by WhiteWater    [ Reply ]
 buddy wrote:
I love how many folks are so tragically hip that they can't appreciate arguably the best rock and roll band in the world.

The Edge is a genius, Bono's lyrics are poetry, and they put 110% into every show.

Saw they're last North American show at Madison Square Garden last year and it was nothing short of incredible.

IMHO 

 
Well said. {#Cheers}
Posted 7 years ago by SeriousLee    [ Reply ]
See you guys in Philly, June 18! Absolutely stoked. There were many bands and songs that became the soundtrack to the 80's. They were at the top of the list, in all the best ways; soulful intelligence. Political passion and awakening. Topical urgency. Love and loss.
Posted 7 years ago by randyblew    [ Reply ]
 Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
..... so very overrated and they have a singer who is an absolute hypercritical self righteous twat called Bono.
 
Brexit supporter.
Posted 8 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
As good as rock & roll gets.
Posted 8 years ago by SchoepTone    [ Reply ]
I like some live songs, this one not so much.  Generally like the tune.  Leaving it a 5.
Posted 8 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:

Seconded..

 
Thirded.  Dr. King wasn't just an American icon, he inspired people worldwide.  This song is a moving tribute.
Posted 8 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
..... so very overrated and they have a singer who is an absolute hypercritical self righteous twat called Bono.
Posted 8 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:

I agree with you. However, regardless of their power as rock icons, I think that a bunch of Irish guys invoking Dr. King as a symbol of freedom is pretty cool. Their approach may be a bit oafish, but their hearts are in the right place. You choose to write and sing about injustice, where writing and singing about getting laid on the beach might very well sell better. So I give them a little for heart despite my feeling that there's a tad too much self-righteousness around this one.

 
Seconded..
Posted 8 years ago by Boy_Wonder    [ Reply ]
 Pike wrote:
anyone else sick of hearing this Irish pub singer on RP?

 
Not at all.
Posted 8 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
I love how many folks are so tragically hip that they can't appreciate arguably the best rock and roll band in the world.

The Edge is a genius, Bono's lyrics are poetry, and they put 110% into every show.

Saw they're last North American show at Madison Square Garden last year and it was nothing short of incredible.

IMHO 
Posted 8 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
 Pike wrote:
anyone else sick of hearing this Irish pub singer on RP?

 
YES. Even on St Paddy's day.
Posted 8 years ago by mgtom    [ Reply ]
On Saint Patrick's day no less....  Nice. 
Posted 8 years ago by jrlpking    [ Reply ]
anyone else sick of hearing this Irish pub singer on RP?
Posted 8 years ago by Pike    [ Reply ]
..... aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh please make it stop
Posted 8 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
 TJOpootertoot wrote:
Why listen to RP if you don't like rock music at all?
 
Right again, TJO.
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 Nadine wrote:


to me, u2 comes back to life in an rp environment. i start to really LISTEN again to overplayed songs and the appreciation comes back.
 

What she said! {#Arrowu}
Posted 9 years ago by subgyro    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
Oh my god. Two 1's back to back. Bruce Springsteen followed by U2. What are you trying to do, Bill? Torture us?

 

Amen.  RP's got better than this overplayed, never-good-start-with, saccharine crap.
Posted 9 years ago by holymadness    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
Oh my god. Two 1's back to back. Bruce Springsteen followed by U2. What are you trying to do, Bill? Torture us?

 
Yah, well, I counter with a solid '7'...

And obviously, today at least, this is a 'live' set.
Posted 9 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
Oh my god. Two 1's back to back. Bruce Springsteen followed by U2. What are you trying to do, Bill? Torture us?

 
Why listen to RP if you don't like rock music at all?
Posted 9 years ago by TJOpootertoot    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
Oh my god. Two 1's back to back. Bruce Springsteen followed by U2. What are you trying to do, Bill? Torture us?

 
..."us"?
Posted 9 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
Oh my god. Two 1's back to back. Bruce Springsteen followed by U2. What are you trying to do, Bill? Torture us?
Posted 9 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]
I've heard bootleg's that sound better than this. U2's Dublin Show on 12-31-89 has a pretty decent version of this and is a phonominal concert in general. This feels kinda meh...
Posted 9 years ago by blackaddermrbean    [ Reply ]
It's curious how one can be transformed from alternative voice to poser in the eyes of fans.

I guess longevity compels that — for some.    
Posted 9 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
Not bad!
Posted 10 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
the edge.
Posted 10 years ago by BWGunner    [ Reply ]
 darrio wrote:
There's no law that a song has to conform to some standard of deeper meaning. Sometimes it's just a good song.
 

 
True. But the lyric "one man betrayed with a kiss?" If you don't get the historical reference, well, um, I can't help you.
Posted 10 years ago by DD gypsyman    [ Reply ]
On the subject of U2 singing about historical events, Bloody Sunday has particular meaning to me as I'm from the city where it happened. Do the citizens of Derry associate the civil rights struggle there with Sunday Bloody Sunday? Not particularly. But it's a good song, and mankind has long made stories/songs about historical events.
Posted 11 years ago by darrio    [ Reply ]
There's no law that a song has to conform to some standard of deeper meaning. Sometimes it's just a good song.
 
Posted 11 years ago by darrio    [ Reply ]
gets a 6, cause I'm so tired of Pride (not Bill's fault) and because the live material on Rattle And Hum never seemed nearly as good as the studio versions, much less as good as hearing U2 Live.
Posted 11 years ago by kevinc    [ Reply ]
Gets a 9 only because I like the studio version so much better.
Posted 11 years ago by rich95969    [ Reply ]
...in the day...but not today...let's move on...more Clash...
Posted 11 years ago by drivingunit103    [ Reply ]
 cosmiclint wrote:
Someone mentioned in the thread  for a different live song that they hate having to re-rate songs when a live version gets added. Personally, I love it. I'm just shoving the Godlikes off the back of the truck this morning :)
 

I know what you mean...  hope you are having a marvelous time right now...  this song is a 10 in all versions...

Early morning, April 4,
shot rings out in the Memphis sky.
Free at last, they asked for your life;
they could not take your pride. 
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Someone mentioned in the thread  for a different live song that they hate having to re-rate songs when a live version gets added. Personally, I love it. I'm just shoving the Godlikes off the back of the truck this morning :)
Posted 11 years ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
Intelligent lyrics, great band. Done with it. {#Rolleyes}
Posted 12 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 SaintPeter wrote:
It is not the song, it is the band.  Enough already.  There is plenty of music that has not been played to death.  Most of us are here to avoid commercial radio.
 

i disagree with the "enough already"! 

to me, u2 comes back to life in an rp environment. i start to really LISTEN again to overplayed songs and the appreciation comes back.

especially delicious when such a gorgeous life version comes your ear's way :o) I love its energy.

actually, I'm starting to become a (first time) U2 fan here... ;o) when I was younger U2 weren't LOoouuuUD enough for me... :o)
Posted 12 years ago by Nadine    [ Reply ]
Oh Bono, your blue-tinted gaze and manly brogue makes my heart quiver.  Heal me with your righteous grace.
Posted 12 years ago by Dr_Taco    [ Reply ]
 MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
 
I agree with you. However, regardless of their power as rock icons, I think that a bunch of Irish guys invoking Dr. King as a symbol of freedom is pretty cool. Their approach may be a bit oafish, but their hearts are in the right place. You choose to write and sing about injustice, where writing and singing about getting laid on the beach might very well sell better. So I give them a little for heart despite my feeling that there's a tad too much self-righteousness around this one.
Posted 12 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Glad Bill keeps this one in rotation.  Haters need to get some perspective here.
Posted 13 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
 It is not the song, it is the band.  Enough already.  There is plenty of music that has not been played to death.  Most of us are here to avoid commercial radio.


WayUpNorth wrote:
Even if you hate this song, you can use it as a way to communicate important history to our kids.
 


Posted 13 years ago by SaintPeter    [ Reply ]
 MinMan wrote:
 Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? 

 

Good question.
Posted 13 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Even if you hate this song, you can use it as a way to communicate important history to our kids.
Posted 13 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
Great!!  Radio Paradise needed another version of this crappy song.

Come on, Bill.  This band's sound is tired and your overplaying of them makes it even worse.
Posted 13 years ago by SaintPeter    [ Reply ]
 zurcronium wrote:
Most overrated band ever. 
 

True !  you read my mind
Posted 13 years ago by finoufk    [ Reply ]
 zurcronium wrote:
Most overrated band ever. 
 



Hippest, most observant and in-depth analysis EVER.
Posted 13 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
Most overrated band ever. 
Posted 13 years ago by zurcronium    [ Reply ]
ditto!!!

 perrygibbs wrote:
Aaaargh! Please no more U2.
 


Posted 13 years ago by Raechel    [ Reply ]
 mjmurphy61 wrote:
What's not to love? 10.
 
Apparently, a lot of people feel this should be retired. Me?  This is the first time I've heard the song live, and I love it that the crowd is singing along. I like it. I'm not a music-snob, and I don't analyze every note or wrong chord, unless it adds to the wonder of the song.

It's painful to read, but anyone who cares should be informed. First - it wasn't "early morning, April 4." And the lyrics don't tell anything of the story apart from the snuffing out of a vital, powerful, wonderful idealist who fought for change.

MLK

I love this song because it's a step in the right direction. It's a voice, even after a decade or two, for change. I'll always love U2 for their rebellion.

Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
Aaaargh! Please no more U2.
Posted 13 years ago by el-pezos    [ Reply ]
 upgal wrote:
so sick of this.
 
...it was still pretty good twenty-two years ago, though - i give this recording a pass...
Posted 14 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
 csnyder wrote:
This sounds like it's in a different key than the studio version (a half-step lower, perhaps?)
 
In the studio, they could have sped up the recording to sound a half-step higher.  The engineers at Abbey Road used it all the time with the Beatles.  For instance, they would record the basic track, then speed up the recording and record a guitar part, then slow down the recording and record the vocal.  They did something like this on "Rain."  And then John took the demo home and accidentally played it backwards, so they had to add some backward vocals at the end!

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
 chedak wrote:


I remember waiting in a long line to buy a $10.00 ticket
 
$10 - wow, how things change. I've passed Sun Devil stadium a few times on visits to Phoenix & always thought it must've been a great venue for that show.

I've seen U2 three times now since the 80's and always a great show.


Posted 14 years ago by vaiodon    [ Reply ]
so sick of this.
Posted 14 years ago by upgal    [ Reply ]
 SmileOnADog wrote:
I was in the audience at SunDevil Stadium in Tempe when this was probably recorded on the JT tour (2 nights, not sure which one they used). Best $10 I ever spent (the wanted it full I guess ).

It was a great show despite the cameras and little camera train tracks laid all over the extended stage to let the camera guys roll things around. The Joshua Tree tour was awesome, I saw ZooTV a little later and it was lame by comparison although they were exploring some themes that basically don't interest me compared to say transcendance or spirituality.

OK so Bono is not your typical snide sly alt rock voice but he is an impressive person and artist on a lot of levels.

 

It was a great show!  I was there also at the top of Sun Devil Stadium in 1987 dancing to the beat.  I remember waiting in a long line to buy a $10.00 ticket in Tucson and even though, I was so high up and the band looked like ants, it still was was worth the money and the gas to travel to Tempe, Arizona.
Posted 14 years ago by chedak    [ Reply ]
What's not to love? 10.
Posted 15 years ago by mjmurphy61    [ Reply ]
 MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
 
Good call. Seconded.

Posted 15 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
 thatslongformud wrote:
Pretty cool tune, kinda reminds me of Coldplay.  Is the rest of their stuff this good?
 
Nominee for funniest comment of the day {#Dancingbanana_2}

Posted 15 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle?

Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
 

hey, go down to Memphis, TN go past the mississippi river, and the pyramid, go past beale street, and bb king's joint (would he even have a joint if it was not for MLK?) go past the fire house, and the crazies walking around, and take a LOOK at the lorraine motel. with the permanent black wreath on the door, and feel your breath catch. tell me that any song that mentions, glorifies, commercializes, memorializes Dr. Martin Luther King, is not pretty damn cool.

Posted 15 years ago by redstorm    [ Reply ]
I absolutely hated this album when it came out...but this song is quite likable.
Posted 15 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

U2 is no longer just a rock group, but a worldwide business worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and St Bonio hobnobs with presidents and prime ministers and other big cheeses. Cynicism is legitimate in such a context, whether or not it's justified.

 

He's probably part of of the Skull & Bones society!
Posted 15 years ago by Mandible    [ Reply ]
 Tony0600 wrote:
That's incredibly cynical
 
U2 is no longer just a rock group, but a worldwide business worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and St Bonio hobnobs with presidents and prime ministers and other big cheeses. Cynicism is legitimate in such a context, whether or not it's justified.

Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Great comeback after such a bad mix of songs.
Posted 15 years ago by joseseng    [ Reply ]
Pretty cool tune, kinda reminds me of Coldplay.  Is the rest of their stuff this good?
Posted 15 years ago by thatslongformud    [ Reply ]
oh yeahhhhhhh.......{#Bananajam}{#Hearteyes}{#Bananapiano}{#Bounce}{#Dance}
Posted 16 years ago by spiritual76    [ Reply ]
MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
Tony0600 wrote:
That's incredibly cynical
That's incredibly stupid.
Posted 16 years ago by sub-arctic    [ Reply ]
MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
So Public Enemy never made any money? Or maybe they gave it all away to charity? Get a grip.
Posted 16 years ago by robco1    [ Reply ]
MinMan wrote:
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
That's incredibly cynical
Posted 16 years ago by Tony0600    [ Reply ]
Does making a buck by referencing the assasination of MLK with repetative vocals / guitar riffs arise to the level of a rock anthem? Which African Americans identify this tune with the civil rights struggle? Bill, how about playing some "Public Enemy" in place of this commercialization of a tragic struggle.
Posted 16 years ago by MinMan    [ Reply ]
"for the reverend martin luther king....SANG".... ;o)
Posted 16 years ago by rprb    [ Reply ]
Heartfelt tribute, worthy anthem. Class act all the way.
Posted 16 years ago by E_A_D_G    [ Reply ]
This sounds like it's in a different key than the studio version (a half-step lower, perhaps?)
Posted 16 years ago by csnyder    [ Reply ]
Anthem rock at its' finest. Yeah, this guy CAN SING! Superb lyrics, great song, powerful performance, wish I'd a bin' there........
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
This sounds really good--tight band!
Posted 17 years ago by teapot    [ Reply ]
mikemiller34 wrote:
When they play this song now, is it just slowed down (in terms of BPM) or have they also taken the pitch down? Anyone know? The difference is quite remarkable.
I dunno....but I guess they just slowed down the whole song... Pretty good this 'version', though I prefer the one you can find on 'Under a blood red sky'.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
When they play this song now, is it just slowed down (in terms of BPM) or have they also taken the pitch down? Anyone know? The difference is quite remarkable.
Posted 17 years ago by mikemiller34    [ Reply ]
U,too live=10 pöints.
Posted 17 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
I was in the audience at SunDevil Stadium in Tempe when this was probably recorded on the JT tour (2 nights, not sure which one they used). Best $10 I ever spent (the wanted it full I guess ). It was a great show despite the cameras and little camera train tracks laid all over the extended stage to let the camera guys roll things around. The Joshua Tree tour was awesome, I saw ZooTV a little later and it was lame by comparison although they were exploring some themes that basically don't interest me compared to say transcendance or spirituality. OK so Bono is not your typical snide sly alt rock voice but he is an impressive person and artist on a lot of levels.
Posted 17 years ago by SmileOnADog    [ Reply ]
I'm pretty wore out on U2 but I do like this.
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
buckskin wrote:
DETRACTORS OF THIS SONG, studio OR live versions, READ(IF you are, in fact LITERATE) the book WALK ON. Those whom DIS this song are mostly the same ones who don't seem to like much of ANYTHING they hear on RP. Whining about ENUFF, NOIZY, etc etc etc. Baffles me why, when 90% (or whatever) of everything is bullshit, they don't just check out. PROBLEM SOLVED!!!
Posted 17 years ago by overcaffeinatted    [ Reply ]
buckskin wrote:
DETRACTORS OF THIS SONG, studio OR live versions, READ(IF you are, in fact LITERATE) the book WALK ON. Those whom DIS this song are mostly the same ones who don't seem to like much of ANYTHING they hear on RP. Whining about ENUFF, NOIZY, etc etc etc. Baffles me why, when 90% (or whatever) of everything is bullshit, they don't just check out. PROBLEM SOLVED!!!Posted 17 years ago by overcaffeinatted    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by crowhog2000    [ Reply ]
DETRACTORS OF THIS SONG, studio OR live versions, READ(IF you are, in fact LITERATE) the book WALK ON. Those whom DIS this song are mostly the same ones who don't seem to like much of ANYTHING they hear on RP. Whining about ENUFF, NOIZY, etc etc etc. Baffles me why, when 90% (or whatever) of everything is bullshit, they don't just check out. PROBLEM SOLVED!!!
Posted 17 years ago by buckskin    [ Reply ]
I've seen U2 *several* times throughout the years. This live version captures what their concert experience was during the Joshua Tree tour. If you hear this song live now it's a much different experience but still great.
Posted 17 years ago by superflyLD    [ Reply ]
Magnus wrote:
In the name of "God"....please stop playing these whiners.
I so agree!
Posted 17 years ago by ubastard    [ Reply ]
AlienRelic wrote:
Even more boring than the studio version.
Hard to believe it could be, but you're right. More pretentious too.
Posted 17 years ago by RobRyan    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
I'm not a U2 fan, but you just gotta love this song.
I certainly love the sentiment. This is the CD made, for the most part, here in Memphis & I am sure the subject matter of this was a big impression while they were hanging out here. Last year(year before?) Bono was presented with the Freedom Award from the National Civil Rights Museum.
Posted 17 years ago by ruthless    [ Reply ]
this song is definitely a live experience. you have to be there.
Posted 17 years ago by davin    [ Reply ]
"The Edge!"
Posted 17 years ago by NewFee    [ Reply ]
AlienRelic wrote:
Even more boring than the studio version.
So true.
Posted 17 years ago by tripi    [ Reply ]
The song gets an 8. This version of it gets a 3.
Posted 17 years ago by Smoove_D    [ Reply ]
Even more boring than the studio version.
Posted 17 years ago by AlienRelic    [ Reply ]
Ok, following midnight oil with the other band that has a similar politically-charged bent... Except, I usually like the sound of this one better. Hard to put a finger on why bonehead's voice is easier to listen to than the growling shaking dude from m.o...because, really, they are both pretty weird sounding
Posted 17 years ago by coccyx    [ Reply ]
impressive. it sounds awesome live.
Posted 17 years ago by govna    [ Reply ]
Magnus wrote:
In the name of "God"....please stop playing these whiners.
Yeah, that'll help.
Posted 17 years ago by jah_blessed    [ Reply ]
IMO, this just doesn't hold up well... used to love this song, but not anymore. :(
Posted 18 years ago by mfassett    [ Reply ]
Ibis99 wrote:
...then again maybe not
All I'm suggesting is that its really not necessary to attack someone for saying something as simple as "Rockin Good Tune" ....It is possible (usually) to disagree without starting to call names.
Posted 18 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
Marr wrote:
Ahem. Perhaps a modicum of decorum here would be appropriate.
...then again maybe not.
Posted 18 years ago by Ibis99    [ Reply ]
meghan89 wrote:
I wonder if U2 ever felt bad for inflicitng all that Zooropa crap on us
...Zooropa crap? You mean Babyface, Stay (Faraway, so close), Dirty day, Zooropa are not great songs? Maybe you were too busy looking at the cover to listen.
Posted 18 years ago by Barman    [ Reply ]
Ibis99 wrote:
Texas Fool.
Ahem. Perhaps a modicum of decorum here would be appropriate.
Posted 18 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
Great song, lousy audience patter. In the name of Bono, gag.
Posted 18 years ago by siloco    [ Reply ]
Ibis99 wrote:
Texas Fool.
??????
Posted 18 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]
Crowd ruins a decent song. /me is not a fan of live recordings.
Posted 18 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
In the name of "God"....please stop playing these whiners.
Posted 18 years ago by Magnus    [ Reply ]
ndfan75 wrote:
rockin! good tune from when U2 still had soul "Free at last, they took your life They could not take your pride"
Texas Fool.
Posted 18 years ago by Ibis99    [ Reply ]
rockin! good tune from when U2 still had soul "Free at last, they took your life They could not take your pride"
Posted 18 years ago by ndfan75    [ Reply ]
I'm not a U2 fan, but you just gotta love this song.
Posted 18 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
jah_blessed wrote:
The live version is just a little too fast. I prefer the studio version.
Posted 18 years ago by Daveinbawlmer    [ Reply ]
They recorded this about a mile from the house I lived in during high school. I could hear it pretty well from my back yard. $5 for a ticket - still kicking myself for not going.
Posted 18 years ago by winter    [ Reply ]
bigstory wrote:
From their "we've got cool hats" period.
I adore U2.
Posted 18 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
Eh, quando gli U2 erano i veri U2...
Posted 18 years ago by Nuvola_Rossa    [ Reply ]
Tux wrote:
Here I am! Do you want some U2 bashing?
LOL there you are!
Posted 18 years ago by calray    [ Reply ]
calray wrote:
Where is Tux when you need him?
Here I am! Do you want some U2 bashing?
Posted 18 years ago by Tux    [ Reply ]
Where is Tux when you need him?
Posted 18 years ago by calray    [ Reply ]