U2s best work, and maybe the greatest album of all time? Full of passion,spirituality &energy; esp. "In God's Country", "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" & "Where The Streets Have No Name"

Ironic? Whatever that means, it is a bold, new direction for U2 in the 90's; not a bad song on the album. ; esp. "One", "Zoostation", "The Fly" "...Wild Horses" & "Even Better Than The Real Thing".

Don't believe the idiot nay-sayers; vastly underrated album full of great rock/pop songs; esp. "Last Night On Earth", "Playboy Mansion", "Do You Feel Loved" & "Discotheque".

The debut is full of youthful, raw energy; unlike anything at that time, especially the Edge's playing; "The Electric Co.", "An Cat Dubh/Into The Heart", "Out Of Control" & "I WIll Follow"

The darkest & most experimental of all U2's work; though not for casual U2 fans, it still has great tunes; esp. "Stay", "Lemon", "The Wanderer" feat. Johnny Cash & "Some Days Are Better Than Others".

Often overlooked sophmore effort; lacks some of U2's typical catchiness, solid work for the most part; esp. "Gloria", "October", "With A Shout" & "Fire".

Would've rather seen more of their great B-sides than remixes, still some decent tracks; esp. "Summer Rain", "Electrical Storm" & "North and South of the River".

A good shot at capturing some of U2's live enrgy from early in their career; esp "The Electric Co.", "Sunday Bloody Sunday", & "40"

Includes the excellent B-side cover of Johnny Cash's "Don't Take Your Guns To Town" & a live version of "Last Night On Earth".

Two amazing songs "The Ground Beneath Her Feet" & "Falling At Your Feet"; The rest is sub-par.

Nice to see them performing for the home crowd. Excellent set list.

See the photos that made them icons as only Corbijn could do.

Interesting career-spanning history of the band from republished fan-zine. A great read.