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| 1. Beautiful Day |
| 2. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For |
| 3. Pride (in The Name Of Love) |
| 4. With Or Without You |
| 5. Vertigo |
| 6. New Year's Day |
| 7. Mysterious Ways |
| 8. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of |
| 9. Where The Streets Have No Name |
| 10. Sweetest Thing |
| 11. Sunday Bloody Sunday |
| 12. One |
| 13. Desire |
| 14. Walk On |
| 15. Elevation |
| 16. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own |
| 17. The Saints Are Coming |
| 18. Window In The Skies |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Do Not Start Here,
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This review is from: 18 Singles (Audio CD)
You can't do a proper U2 greatest hits on one CD. This CD is missing their first hit "I Will Follow" just for starters. The have also left off some great songs that were hits from the 80's and 90's and replaced them with later period songs such as "Vertigo" and "Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of" that do not even compare to their work from the 80's and early 90's. If you want to pick up a U2 best of spend a little extra money and get the two CD's 1980-1990 and 1990-2000. You still wont be getting all their great songs but you will get all their hits. If you really want to see what the fuss is about buy "The Joshua Tree", "Achtung Baby" and "The Unforgettable Fire". These three CD's are as close to perfect that you will ever get.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
this is a POOR career retrospective,
By GT (Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 18 Singles (Audio CD)
This disc does not feature any of U2's ORIGINAL material that made us all fall in love with them. This disc features almost no material from the '80s, and even though it is a collection of singles, it just doesn't work. If this is supposed to be a showcase of U2's material, then it is a piss poor representation of what they have to offer. Records companies need to drop their obsession with releasing compilation cds. We already own this music, and presenting it in a sloppily, overpriced fashion does not make us want to spend money on music we've already paid for. Thumbs down.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Pride recycled One more time,
By gnagfloW (Rosa Barks) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 18 Singles (Audio CD)
After having released the 1980-1990 & 1990-2000 Best Of Compilations, it seemed logical that the next U2 compilation would be a 2000-2010 compilation. With 2-3 leftovers from All...Behind, 4-5 contenders from How...Atomic Bomb, and the new single with Green Day (eh hem), not much would have been needed to fill that quota. Apparently, U2 no longer have such patience and have delivered this single disk career overview just in time for Christmas.This is a pattern that has increasingly been developing by U2, i.e. releasing recycled material of sorts between each new release. We've had this decade alone 3 concert DVD's (plus Zoo TV re-released) and the 1990-2000 CD & DVD compilation. On the plus side, at least for the very casual fan, all the biggies are included on this set. For those who have been Following U2 for ages, it is highly unlikely that such fans will have any Desire listening to Pride One more time (included on each concert DVD). Granted, there are 2 new tracks included but the average price for each new song for those who own U2's previous material, probably in many shapes, is steep. The song selection is, as a set for casual listeners, as close to perfect as possible. U2 have e.g. skipped all the songs from the Pop flop; as are Zooropa and the first two albums (meaning that I Will Follow is not included). 2 UK #1's, The Fly and Discothéque are also nowhere to be found here, indicating that the songs are chosen by their world wide success. There are obvious misses, such as City of Blinding Lights, Numb and Angel of Harlem, but which songs to replace them with would be a difficult task. U2 fans (me included) probably will, with a slight grumble, purchase this set en masse. With the entire catalogue yet to be re-released, however, patience with their recycling efforts may begin wearing thin if this process continues. I would give this set 5 stars for the songs themselves, they do stand the test of time (having heard many of them so often, I hardly will listen often to this set). There are, however, only a couple of stars given to the 18 release itself, due to U2's abnormal recycling efforts, which should be concentrated more on earth's resources, not their back catalogue.
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