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Re: Your favorite U2 era
Originally Posted by Numanoid
(Post 10827826)
Looking at this thread, and from what I know of several of the members, it looks like whatever U2 era was happening when you were young was your favorite. Makes sense, I suppose.
I did see them in 1983 when I was sort of young (22). |
Re: Your favorite U2 era
[QUOTE=MBoyd;10827543]Here you go. This settles it. Achtung, Baby and Zooropa are the Zoo TV era. :lol: I will be buying the deluxe set.
Ditto. I'll pre-order this puppy the moment it's listed. |
Re: Your favorite U2 era
Originally Posted by Numanoid
(Post 10827826)
Looking at this thread, and from what I know of several of the members, it looks like whatever U2 era was happening when you were young was your favorite. Makes sense, I suppose.
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Re: Your favorite U2 era
I prefer early U2 because it had more of that post punk/new wave sound.
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Re: Your favorite U2 era
Originally Posted by statcat
(Post 10828231)
wasn't even born :D
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Re: Your favorite U2 era
Originally Posted by madcougar
(Post 10827772)
I could have sworn that the fan club released something like that a few years ago as a premium.
Melon (Back in the Propaganda era) then from u2.com U2 Communication (CD ROM) Live From Ireland CD set ZOO TV Live Artifical Horizon Duals (I think that is all the fan club cd's) |
Re: Your favorite U2 era
wasn't even born Starting with "All That You Can't Leave Behind" I could start enjoying their new music again, though for me it's still well below the 1983-1991 run. The U2 in the 90's was not my U2 with the crazy costumes, wearing makeup, & dressing up in drag in some videos. The Discoteque video really turned me off with the village people attire. I bought Boy, War, and October after All That You Can Leave Behind and got back into U2. I wish I listed to Boy when it originally came out but I was too young then. |
Re: Your favorite U2 era
I love both Joshua and Achtung, both have a place in my top 40 albums of all time. But I would go for the Zoo TV era because I was a bit older then and it was the first time I really could really immerse myself into U2.
Sadly I've yet to see them live, the only time they came near me since 1987 was in 2001 and I couldn't get off work that evening. |
Re: Your favorite U2 era
Everything up to and including Joshua Tree for me. So I guess the 80's era, though I didn't care for Rattle & Hum.
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