1. Sunday Bloody Sunday

2. Bad (Live)

3. Until the End of the World

4. Where the Streets Have No Name

5. The Fly

6. Zooropa

7. Surrender

8. In God’s Country

9. Discotheque

10. Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses?

@BlueGreenGrey Same with October. While I love Scarlet, Tommorow, and Gloria, it just doesn’t feel as substantive as the releases that bookend it. War was my entry point-it was their first widely released, universally accessible record-and I had it on record. Saw them on the Unforgettable Fire, Zoo TV, Elevation and Joshua Tree 30th Anniversary tours. Just killed it live,

You need Sunday Bloody Sunday somewhere on your list. It’s definitely on my top 5

Of those you mentioned, I would rank 3, 4, and 7 as my top three.

The only one of theirs I ever liked was beautiful day

U2 is one of my all time favorite bands

I love MLK.

I know the ones I like best:
1. New Year’s Day
2. Pride (In The Name of Love)
3. Hold Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
4. With or Without You
5. Dancing Barefoot
6. Lemon

Ummmmm excuse me! Where is Angel of Harlem??? Someone definitely has made a mistake here. 😡