Achtung Baby (studio album) by U2

Shortlisted for album of the year at the 1993 Grammys. the winner was Unplugged by Eric Clapton. This should have won it hands down

U2 alternates Rolling Stone music style, so it's supposed to be Native-Alternative Album

Not a big U2 fan so I was highly surprised at how good this was. They got some deep groove and flow going on a lot of tracks. Dips off a bit at the tail end but definitely the best album to come from them.

Sorry, I'm just not a fan of inspiration rock. Most of these songs are indistinguishable from one another.

After a lacklustre response to rattle and him The band retreated and while they endured some initial difficulties, delivered an album of total reinvention and their critical zenith. A timeless masterpiece.

This is probably their most enjoyable album for me, especially tracks like Until The End Of The World, So Cruel and Acrobat.

This is a far more experimental record than anything else they have released but this does lead to weak moments. However, this experimental side of U2 makes for an extremely engaging listen with there being such depth and character to this album. Their layering is fantastic as well which gives us so much to explore on future revisits. Performance wise, it is probably up there with one of Bono's most consistent and diverse displays that demonstrates just how brilliant he is. This album made me respect Bono's vocal far more than I already did by him showing us such a large range that is packed full of emotion making songs like Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses and One sound so powerful. I think the production is incredibly strong as well with the sound being so clean and it flows brilliantly. Overall, a fantastic display of the talents of the group that might struggle quality wise in places but it also has some hidden gems that are amongst their best ever tracks.

Quite good

Alright

Good album, but I don't see how this is better than War or The Unforgettable Fire.