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Welcome !      U2 Night And Day Album: Red, Hot & Indigo Genres: Pop Irish rockers add a frozen twist to this Cole Porter standard and kill something in the process; romance never sounded so cold! Similar Songs Critic's Review Ratings & Reviews Related links   5MB RealAudio      Need a free Player?      Download Help           Grammy darlings U2 get all spacey and futuristic on this buzzed-up version of an old romantic standard. The classic melody barely peeks through the techno soundscape as hyper-electric instrumentation casts a sparkling sheen over Bono’s overly dramatic vocals. Icy-cold and isolating in its silvery vibe, “Night And Day” is devoid of the sophisticated romance Cole Porter surely intended, but U2’s chilling take on this tender love song is noteworthy in its polar opposition to the original.       Deborah Russell     Deborah Russell is a video producer and publicist for MusicBlitz, as well as a former editor at LAUNCH.com and Billboard magazine.   Click here for rules!          Average Rating: One Star Two Stars Three Stars Four Stars Five Stars                                   Enter a review to win an iShriek MP3 Player!   no alex To the reviewer before me, and all rock band bashers: These 3 bands need to retire when THEY FEEL LIKE IT. NOBODY is forcing you to listen or look, and besides, this recording was made by U2 years ago, before beautiful day. Get your facts straight. ROCKER Obviously Kristin is not aware that this recording is over ten years old and was the their beginning of a transition from Joshua Tree straight forward rock that the band was sick of. They have been vilified over and over for attempting to change, but let's not compare them to dinosaurs like the Stones or worse Aerosmith. This is great reording for a worthy cause. James

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