>While the band and crew were working on the album's

>>71033372
It's pretty damn front loaded, but One Tree Hill is a good song to have near the back end.

>>71033372
Yeah, pretty much all the songs on it I like are on the first half. After that I start to lose interest.

>>71033372
No, but the second half is too patrician for most people tho.

>>71033555
U2 is too patrician for most people anyways.

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is there a better live album?

i listened to it the first time awhile ago and i thought the back half was way superior

>>71033626
I'd love to see them live if I didn't have to sell a child to get tickets.

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Don't mind me, just posting the best U2 album.

>>71033692
but that's not Pop

>>71033692
>not War

Exit is the best track

War > Boy > Achtung Baby > Unforgettable Fire = October ≥ Joshua Tree >> Pop = All That You Can't Leave Behind >>> everything else

>>71033747
agreed

>>71033794
Zooropa is good tho shut up

>>71033747
this

What's irritating about U2 is that their discography has good albums literally every other album

Check it out:

>Boy is incredible, October is a sophomore slump.
>War is them coming into their own and mastering their Punk roots, The Unforgettable Fire is them clunkily trying to experiment in just a transitional effort
>The Joshua Tree is obvious GOAT, but Rattle and Hum is them getting lazy and resting on their laurels.
>Achtung Baby is them literally trying to backtrace and retcon R&H with a style shift, but Zooropa fails the same way R&H did since it's just phoned in and cocky as hell.
>Pop is surprisingly underrated, while All That You Can't Leave Behind is genuinely one of the most overrated albums ever made.

Prove me wrong

>>71034074
TUF and Zooropa are good