Today @GarinKilpatrick tweeted a Paramore cover of U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday.
I don't have any stats on this but I feel like Sunday Bloody Sunday is one of u2's most popular and most covered songs. Here are a few versions of it that I find interesting. Which one do you like the best?
I don't hate this cover but I think it's missing a bit of umph. If this was a performance on American Idol I think she'd be voted off.
I love this version because it remains true to the original while still being authentic to Saul Williams rap/industrial/electronic style.
Hilarious. Kudos to whoever took the time to make it.
The band gave the song a break for a few years in the 90s. It remerged as an Edge solo towards the end of the Popmart Tour. In the middle of the show Edge would sing karaoke with the audience and this version of Sunday Bloody Sunday to give Bono's ailing voice a rest. This is my favourite version.
There's nothing like the original. "and it's true we are immune when fact is fiction, tv reality." I think it's fascinating how much that applies to current society even though this song was released in 1983 long before the first reality television shows were produced (and when mtv still played music).
The best live version of this song. If you don't feel anything watching Bono's obvious disgust in the "revolution" and the "troubles" you have no soul.
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