Originally posted by Macphistfly:[..]
I actually agree with him, Gerard. I think it's a perfect ten.
The quality of the audio is usually unsatisfactory but I think Mercy is actually a candidate for the best U2 song.
Originally posted by Macphistfly:[..]
I actually agree with him, Gerard. I think it's a perfect ten.
The quality of the audio is usually unsatisfactory but I think Mercy is actually a candidate for the best U2 song.
Originally posted by KieranU2:Makes you wonder how songs like Yahweh made it on the album or how Fast Cars was a bonus track
Originally posted by Alvin:Btw. some of the bootleg versions are much better in terms of sound than the one officialy released on Wide Awake...
Originally posted by miryclay:[..]
There are problems with the live version of Mercy from Zurich but the studio version sounds like it was recorded on a boombox.
Originally posted by miryclay:[..]
There are problems with the live version of Mercy from Zurich but the studio version sounds like it was recorded on a boombox.
Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
The live release was from Brussels. That’s what’s particularly annoying as I was at that gig and yet they release a terribly pieced together version. Rome and Munich are better listens.
Originally posted by germcevoy: It’s clearly not far off finished which is exactly the form you want to hear a U2 song in.
Originally posted by miryclay:[..]
There are problems with the live version of Mercy from Zurich but the studio version sounds like it was recorded on a boombox.
Originally posted by bpt3:[..]
True words indeed.
To echo and build off of earlier comments, too - if they had released the 2004 demo of Mercy on Atomic Bomb, included Xanax and Wine, and reworked the overall tracklist I think the album would easily be their best of 2000 onward.