Re: fave "Zooropa" song--??
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Emil Salas
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Fri, 2 Oct 1998 09:59:53 +0800
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>all the sounds all the emotion of Zooropa (especially the first
>side of the tape) just flow so well in a relaxed environment, from the
>soaring opening song, to the cool, laughable babyface, to edge's
>electronic venture (which is great to listen to mixed in with your
>computer's online dialup connection sounds, try it sometime!), to lemon
>(breathtaking, undescribable), and I just love how Stay wraps up the
>first side, such a simple rhythm, but such an emotional song.
>side of the tape) just flow so well in a relaxed environment, from the
>soaring opening song, to the cool, laughable babyface, to edge's
>electronic venture (which is great to listen to mixed in with your
>computer's online dialup connection sounds, try it sometime!), to lemon
>(breathtaking, undescribable), and I just love how Stay wraps up the
>first side, such a simple rhythm, but such an emotional song.
I agree totally. Bill Graham referred to the first side of Joshua Tree as
being their best LP side or something like that, I can't remember the exact
words now and I'm too lazy to check the book), but I think Zooropa's first
five songs flow much more smoothly. I just find moving from WOWY to BTBS a
bit too jarring.