Quote from: MPare1966 on September 10, 2025, 02:36:39 PMQuote from: The Exile on September 10, 2025, 02:26:20 PMQuote from: Rupert Pupkin on September 09, 2025, 07:01:51 PMSome of you must be hearing a different recording to what I have in mind. What I have in mind was on the 90s bsides CD back in the day, pretty sure Bono's vocals dated to that early 90s period.Actually - on reflection - no, maybe it wasn't on that CD. I found it on youtube anyhow. It does not sound like 'old Bono' to me. The vocals have the richness and timbre of his early nineties singing voice.It was on the Achtung Deluxe Anniversary edition or whatever. And I am pretty sure it's similar to Disappearing Act in that it's old music with new vocals. If you listen to his scat singing at the end of DATD it definitely sounds like current Bono and not Nineties Bono.Which specific recording are referencing, Exile?This (Q'd up to 3:35). This is NOT Nineties Bono. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCHCSdTmiIE
Quote from: The Exile on September 10, 2025, 02:26:20 PMQuote from: Rupert Pupkin on September 09, 2025, 07:01:51 PMSome of you must be hearing a different recording to what I have in mind. What I have in mind was on the 90s bsides CD back in the day, pretty sure Bono's vocals dated to that early 90s period.Actually - on reflection - no, maybe it wasn't on that CD. I found it on youtube anyhow. It does not sound like 'old Bono' to me. The vocals have the richness and timbre of his early nineties singing voice.It was on the Achtung Deluxe Anniversary edition or whatever. And I am pretty sure it's similar to Disappearing Act in that it's old music with new vocals. If you listen to his scat singing at the end of DATD it definitely sounds like current Bono and not Nineties Bono.Which specific recording are referencing, Exile?
Quote from: Rupert Pupkin on September 09, 2025, 07:01:51 PMSome of you must be hearing a different recording to what I have in mind. What I have in mind was on the 90s bsides CD back in the day, pretty sure Bono's vocals dated to that early 90s period.Actually - on reflection - no, maybe it wasn't on that CD. I found it on youtube anyhow. It does not sound like 'old Bono' to me. The vocals have the richness and timbre of his early nineties singing voice.It was on the Achtung Deluxe Anniversary edition or whatever. And I am pretty sure it's similar to Disappearing Act in that it's old music with new vocals. If you listen to his scat singing at the end of DATD it definitely sounds like current Bono and not Nineties Bono.
Some of you must be hearing a different recording to what I have in mind. What I have in mind was on the 90s bsides CD back in the day, pretty sure Bono's vocals dated to that early 90s period.Actually - on reflection - no, maybe it wasn't on that CD. I found it on youtube anyhow. It does not sound like 'old Bono' to me. The vocals have the richness and timbre of his early nineties singing voice.
So if I take that last note in the post above at face value, those are in fact vocals of Bono's from around the time of the Achtung Baby sessions. Track released as-is. It might as well have been a b-side from back in the day, and it just wasn't.
I’ve never been a fan of DATD. I think Numb is way more… edgy. Pun intended. I went back and listened to it because Exile made me doubt but I’m 100% convinced this recording is 1990/1991 Bono. All of it. Plus, I don’t see him go through the hassle of re-recording and re-mixing just for that last bit which isn’t great to begin with. Honestly, there’s a lot of that kind of ad lib stuff in the Salome tapes.U2songs say this is the unaltered original recording :https://www.u2songs.com/demos/down_all_the_days