Originally posted by Faceman2000:[..]
Oh that bothers me so much. . .
The Vertigo version's fine but I much prefer Elevation and the original ZooTV
Originally posted by Faceman2000:[..]
Oh that bothers me so much. . .
The Vertigo version's fine but I much prefer Elevation and the original ZooTV
Originally posted by MattG:Has there been a more transformed song in U2's catalog, between the record and live?
You could argue Bad, but even there it's just delivered with extreme passion and more drawn out. It's a different experience to hear it live, but they took The Fly from a great "indie rock" sounding song in the 90s and turned it into an arena rock anthem on the Elevation Tour
Originally posted by MattG:Has there been a more transformed song in U2's catalog, between the record and live?
You could argue Bad, but even there it's just delivered with extreme passion and more drawn out. It's a different experience to hear it live, but they took The Fly from a great "indie rock" sounding song in the 90s and turned it into an arena rock anthem on the Elevation Tour
Originally posted by cookoman:I think a lot of the reason why the Elevation Tour version of The Fly is so good is that Larry is playing his toms during the song..
For me the Fly has sounded weaker ever since he started playing hi hats (from Vertigo onwards) in the song. The toms just give it so much bottom end which in turn allow Edge's guitar to shine above everything else.
Originally posted by cookoman:I think a lot of the reason why the Elevation Tour version of The Fly is so good is that Larry is playing his toms during the song..
For me the Fly has sounded weaker ever since he started playing hi hats (from Vertigo onwards) in the song. The toms just give it so much bottom end which in turn allow Edge's guitar to shine above everything else.