Red Mosquito

Listened to Pop on my way to work...is there a grooviest sexiest album in their career? Clayton´s grooves are top notch here.

wouldn’t have picked that as a winner but good choice I guess. Great song.

PHATJ wrote:Some people like to hate on Streets, but im not one.

“Hey, you!”

I would've been completely satisfied and unsurprised if it had won it all.

macphisto wrote:

PHATJ wrote:Some people like to hate on Streets, but im not one.

“Hey, you!”

I would've been completely satisfied and unsurprised if it had won it all.

I’m glad it didn’t.

What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

tragabigzanda wrote:great work as always stip.




but i am really disappointed with how those last couple rounds went.

I’d be lying if I said I didn’t feel the same way.

Guys, just put Pop and enjoy.

macphisto wrote:What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

I actually have something in mind. Pearl Jam perfomed No Code live a few years ago in Moline, IL. People were going nuts about it at the time, but I never bothered to seek it out. A few months ago I finally did pull up the show on YouTube. I was surprised at how good the performance was. The band is on fire. Ed actually sounds great. It’s the kind of performance that would’ve taken place 15 years ago, not 3 (or whatever). It has my favorite live version of In My Tree, and several other songs would rank right near the top too. So anyway, we should watch that.

VinylGuy wrote:Guys, just put Pop and enjoy.

I'll say it again, Do You Feel Loved is fucking epic and deserves to be way higher up in U2 lore/esteem.

PHATJ wrote:

macphisto wrote:What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

I actually have something in mind. Pearl Jam perfomed No Code live a few years ago in Moline, IL. People were going nuts about it at the time, but I never bothered to seek it out. A few months ago I finally did pull up the show on YouTube. I was surprised at how good the performance was. The band is on fire. Ed actually sounds great. It’s the kind of performance that would’ve taken place 15 years ago, not 3 (or whatever). It has my favorite live version of In My Tree, and several other songs would rank right near the top too. So anyway, we should watch that.

I was there!! It ruled. Especially b/c it was a smaller arena in a place they never play. Had a special energy to it, for sure.

I remember figuring out they were doing No Code by the time the opening drums for In My Tree kicked in. Some spine-tingling shit.

evenslow wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

macphisto wrote:What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

I actually have something in mind. Pearl Jam perfomed No Code live a few years ago in Moline, IL. People were going nuts about it at the time, but I never bothered to seek it out. A few months ago I finally did pull up the show on YouTube. I was surprised at how good the performance was. The band is on fire. Ed actually sounds great. It’s the kind of performance that would’ve taken place 15 years ago, not 3 (or whatever). It has my favorite live version of In My Tree, and several other songs would rank right near the top too. So anyway, we should watch that.

I was there!! It ruled. Especially b/c it was a smaller arena in a place they never play. Had a special energy to it, for sure.

I remember figuring out they were doing No Code by the time the opening drums for In My Tree kicked in. Some spine-tingling shit.

You saw the best show they’ve done in forever. I’m jealous.

I was at the Greenville Vs. show, and that, too, was insanely great

PHATJ wrote:

macphisto wrote:What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

I actually have something in mind. Pearl Jam perfomed No Code live a few years ago in Moline, IL. People were going nuts about it at the time, but I never bothered to seek it out. A few months ago I finally did pull up the show on YouTube. I was surprised at how good the performance was. The band is on fire. Ed actually sounds great. It’s the kind of performance that would’ve taken place 15 years ago, not 3 (or whatever). It has my favorite live version of In My Tree, and several other songs would rank right near the top too. So anyway, we should watch that.

This is a U2 forum, asshole.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I was at the Greenville Vs. show, and that, too, was insanely great

I’ll have to check that out too. I don’t think I’ve watched the Yield show either. I can’t remember.

VinylGuy wrote:Guys, just put Pop and enjoy.

I’ve always liked you.

macphisto wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

macphisto wrote:What are we going to listen to tonight, J?

I actually have something in mind. Pearl Jam perfomed No Code live a few years ago in Moline, IL. People were going nuts about it at the time, but I never bothered to seek it out. A few months ago I finally did pull up the show on YouTube. I was surprised at how good the performance was. The band is on fire. Ed actually sounds great. It’s the kind of performance that would’ve taken place 15 years ago, not 3 (or whatever). It has my favorite live version of In My Tree, and several other songs would rank right near the top too. So anyway, we should watch that.

This is a U2 forum, asshole.

Mods?

He's dumb enough to think there is a whole U2 forum here, lol. It's just some dumb tournament thread

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I was at the Greenville Vs. show, and that, too, was insanely great

Dammit. I’m going to listen to listen to Leash now and then I’m gonna hear In My Tree. Then it’s back to business. No funny shtuff.

Exile him to GD