Best Version of "Go"?

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  • evenflow82
    evenflow82 Posts: 3,892
    edited May 2018
    Well, the point I was making was the band takes off songs on the vault releases (soldier Field had six or seven songs left off it and Dead Man was played at the Bellingham show), so I just see some inconsistency with their choice of leaving a disasterous version of an awesome song on the release while other songs are taken off because it doesn't fit the running time of a CD or LP.
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  • evenflow82
    evenflow82 Posts: 3,892
    Just to clarify, I'm not complaining, just making an observation. I love go and appreciate the vault releases. :-)
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  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    If anyone is looking for great (recent) versions of Animal (follows Go) I highly recommend Pittsburgh 2013.
  • Stinkfoot
    Stinkfoot Posts: 546
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
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  • Spiritual_Chaos
    Spiritual_Chaos Posts: 31,470
    rummy said:
    If anyone is looking for great (recent) versions of Animal (follows Go) I highly recommend Pittsburgh 2013.
    Thought you wrote Philadelphia 2013 (where I were) :(
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  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,401
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Yes, this! That has been my favorite version since I heard it. His bark was strong and the "goodbye" improvs at the end are great with his vocal changes.
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  • TamaDrummer91
    TamaDrummer91 VA Posts: 1,294
    tbergs said:
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Yes, this! That has been my favorite version since I heard it. His bark was strong and the "goodbye" improvs at the end are great with his vocal changes.
    +2 on the Dublin 00 version. That whole show has an edgy feel, as well with Ed diving into the crowd during Black. Underrated boot! 
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  • NewJPage
    NewJPage Posts: 3,320
    TamaDrummer91 said:
    tbergs said:
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Yes, this! That has been my favorite version since I heard it. His bark was strong and the "goodbye" improvs at the end are great with his vocal changes.
    +2 on the Dublin 00 version. That whole show has an edgy feel, as well with Ed diving into the crowd during Black. Underrated boot! 
    His last true stage dive I believe! 
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  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,401
    NewJPage said:
    TamaDrummer91 said:
    tbergs said:
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Yes, this! That has been my favorite version since I heard it. His bark was strong and the "goodbye" improvs at the end are great with his vocal changes.
    +2 on the Dublin 00 version. That whole show has an edgy feel, as well with Ed diving into the crowd during Black. Underrated boot! 
    His last true stage dive I believe! 
    And it ended the show! Ed also delivered one of his better jokes, and a lengthy one too, during this show.
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  • JP218404
    JP218404 NJ Posts: 1,412
    The next one!
    Marquee 91
    Wetlands 91
    CBGB 91
    Roseland 91
    and many, many more
  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    Spiritual_Chaos said:
    rummy said:
    If anyone is looking for great (recent) versions of Animal (follows Go) I highly recommend Pittsburgh 2013.
    Thought you wrote Philadelphia 2013 (where I were) :(
    I prefer the Pitt version since Eddie sings the entire second chorus (he usually gives it over to the fans).
  • darthvedder
    darthvedder Posts: 2,668
    edited May 2018
    All versions of Go pale in comparison to San Diego 11/6/95. I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned yet.
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  • Dr Emmett Brown
    Dr Emmett Brown Posts: 617
    Hyde Park 2010, although a shame most of the crowd were dicks that day.

    Someone mentioned Stockholm 2014 - I was at that show and seriously don't remember Go at all!  Will have to listen to the bootleg tonight
  • Spiritual_Chaos
    Spiritual_Chaos Posts: 31,470
    edited May 2018
    Used the Leeds 2006 version for this. Don't remember why I picked that one though. Maybe because it and Animal followed each other.

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  • The Rock
    The Rock Posts: 1,439
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Where might one find this remastered version?
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  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,401
    The Rock said:
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Where might one find this remastered version?
    Yes, please do tell. My searches the other day led me to some dead links.
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    tbergs said:
    The Rock said:
    Stinkfoot said:
    My choice would be the Dublin(?) 2000 version that was remastered by JWB (I think that was his name) to counteract the Europe 2000 bootleg sound issues. Absolutely amazing vox (one of the most aggressive I think from that tour) and a great outro with Ed singing some Crowded House over the rest of the bands wall of sound and guitar feedback.. great version  B)
    Where might one find this remastered version?
    Yes, please do tell. My searches the other day led me to some dead links.
    Is it part of that "Live on THREE Legs" compilation? 
  • dimitrispearljam
    dimitrispearljam Posts: 139,725
    my miles the best ever!!
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