Originally posted by ELIZIUM:[..]
The Edge on the other hand took over that role a few years ago.
Originally posted by ELIZIUM:[..]
The Edge on the other hand took over that role a few years ago.
Originally posted by phil_lebo:[..]
He fell off of himself.
Originally posted by ELIZIUM:I am wondering if that really is true as I have heard the whole sequence of those Achtung Baby sessions and think there are some gems there they would not want to let escape.
Works in progress for sure.
But to give the world all that material as a way of promoting what we all know to be a classic in their history... Who knows?. Jury really is out on that one. It may have been clever marketing to gain interest in the band after that Rattle and Hum period.
On a different note, there are many who believe that the whole U2 at Live Aid event was staged and a promotional platform too. I don't think this to be the case as the emotion of that day was overwhelming, plus, as U2 fans, we know Bono had a propensity to dive into audiences and climb things.
With all that said, the demos served to pave the way for what followed which stands as a great testament to the U2 canon.
Originally posted by Anam:As far as I know, the demos were recorded in STS In Dublin rather than Hansa and the 'Berlin Tapes' is a bit of a misnomer. The deliberate leak theory holds some water, but there were also 4 discs of drum only tracks so I'm not fully convinced. As with all leaks though, who knows anything for sure.
Originally posted by Jawis:Caledonia!
Do you have Sick Puppy (Mysterious Ways demo) in your collection?
Because it is my favourite song of the "lost" AB.
Originally posted by ELIZIUM:[image]
Just unearthed some of my old cassette collection. I know there are even more in these boxes I have. US versions and various album/singles from different countries.
I know I have the U2 Talkie and 1987 Cassette Sampler too. It just serves to keep on digging through and sorting out.
Originally posted by phil_lebo:[..]
Impressive.