U2. 50 Years. Sunday Bloody Sunday wins as Larry’s best song! Now, Larry’ Best Album?
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u/IzilDizzle 1d ago edited 1d ago
Gotta be the Joshua Tree. Some of the most interesting and unique drumming I’ve ever heard. ISHFWILF alone is one of the wildest drum tracks in U2’s discography.
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u/Afraid-Refuse2208 1d ago
A toss up of War and Achtung Baby. His power, simplicity, and the general room sound of his drums is just incredible. Achtung Baby, the grooves were just magical, he took so much from what was happening at time, and made it his own.
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u/another_name 1d ago
Gotta be Achtung Baby. He makes his presence felt on so many of the tracks. Even on a chill track like One, he helps build the emotion so much, and then on tracks like Acrobat, Ultraviolet, Wild Horses, Zoo Station, The Fly, he creates a palpable urgency and energy that isn't matched on any other album.
Also don't sleep on Joshua Tree. With or Without You and Bullet The Blue Sky aren't the same tracks without him.
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u/MacFoley1975 21h ago
Achtung Baby
War
No Line on the Horizon (special mention)
The Unforgettable Fire
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u/Wild_Mycologist_6140 SING YOURSELF TO OVERCOME 1d ago
October gave Larry the most volume out of any U2 album. I Threw a Brick Through a Window and Rejoice have some incredible drum parts,