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This is like Stalin erasing Trotsky from a painting, but he could do that in a nation which, at the time, was secure from outside scrutiny. Not this time. Anyway, the whole thing is probably reaction formation on steroids. We will have to wait and see.

I agree that it's the best track on the album. It takes it time and has a lot of light and shade, and vulnerability. I'm not a follower of Radiohead, though I like The Bends, OK Computer, and Kid A...but listening to Eno's work makes me think that they could make a great album together. Have they...

Eno vs Eno. Geniusmanship.

Don't talk over Frank, you filth.

Especially when he's right.

Erm, right...I think it's facade.

when I read remarks that bash another's words without actually addressing their good point, I just think you're engaging the issue in bad faith. That you have an agenda. That you are a tosser.

"it takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile." Sting circa 1987

@u2elshanator also, One, Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen), and Purple Rain ushering in Where The Streets Have No Name, were simply fantastic. can't wait for the next tour. should be magnificent.

I only need ninety seconds with Kate. Tops.

Any chance of Cressa? (-;

This one has become really special for me.

Glorious. Glorious reading. Bless you. Genius.

I've wanted to hear the single edit of this for quite awhile now-thank you for posting it! Is it available on cd? This is now featured on my Facebook page. Krautsoul at its finest. This is like an aural meditation on the joy of speeding!

Thank you for posting jutus2nba!! I've noticed segments of Zoo era shows circulating on YouTube, such as from Roma 93, Verona 93, Oviedo 93, and this show. Are there full versions of these for the public to view currently?

@LivingWorstNightmare:the DVD is the 5.1 mix of the album, with just the titles for each song, no videos, no live footage. Thanks for your reply though. I bought it in October, and I like it, but footage of Bowie would been great, especially given the price tag.

Has this ever been released on CD?

I wanted to hear this as I am belatedly bewitched by Bowie's awesome powers. I will now pursue a copy to buy for sure! Wonderful piece, thanks so much for posting it!

Special, and really calming. A closing time benediction of sorts. Thanks for posting.

Such a pleasing melancholy in this piece. I feel the combination of fatal fatalism and searching for meaning in the montage of voices. Is that voice saying "Jesus" simply exasperated or calling for divine help? I like that Paddy can be vivid without resorting to insisting on what we should take f...

Thanks BaronM, I will give it a closer listen tonight...

Too true, if a bit cruel...cruel but fair.

@thesacredmongoose i understand your sentiment about Zooropa, and i would never say it is better than Achtung Baby. however, songs like Zooropa, Lemon, Stay, and The Wanderer are special. i wasn't especially enthusiastic about it for years, but i'm glad they worked as hard as they did to get it o...

this is destined for Youtube notoriety. i've nearly pissed myself several times now. the inflections and the constant putting the wrong emPHAsis on the wrong syLLABle is endlessly entertaining. the Hanoi Sado-Socialists? a perfect name for a team. laughing so hard...i need dogballs to numb the pa...

DAMMIT!! just when the nurse is going to get Bono's Social Security number, the clip ends!! i coulda used that...(-;

@ki0ny Yngwie Malmsteen fans usually don't get it. they're trying to turn music into an athetics event. soul's not in it.

THANK YOU for continuing to post clips from the Oviedo concert!!

the look Bono gives Adam when he plays the bum bass note is classic. considering that this is a rehearsal for the Sydney taping, Bono could've gotten all bent out of shape, but instead, it's a smile of encouragement that acknowledges the gaffe without underlining it in indelible ink.

@mooneepondskid exactly. modern videos are visually noisy. before you have a chance to get a fix on what you're seeing, the scenery has changed. this is a refreshing approach from album to album, but when every second of a video is a new clip, it's rarely appealing.