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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Miss Sarajevo (page 2/ 3) ------ performed by U2 comment dire d'aimer ? | Reviewer: donherve | 9/7/07 c'est un très beau morceau. j'ai voulu le réécouter suite à la mort de Luciano Pavarotti. son solo d'opéra est splendide. sur ces images de destruction, voir défiler des femmes à moitié nue demandant de ne pas les laisser se faire tuer, est bouleversant. je ne savais pas que cétait fictif. ceci étant, on s'est vraiment comporter comme des grosses merdes dans ce conflit, nous et d'autres. et cette folie, de tuer son prochain par vengeance cessra-t-elle un jour ? comment le faire comprendre à des gens dont les familles entières se sont faites massacrer, lorsqu'ils ne vivent plus que pour leur haine et non plus foie dans la vie. comment leur dire que la seule solution est l'amour. mais que c'est aussi la plus difficile. comment ? y a t il un moyen de leur faire comprendre ? et bien ce clip en est peut-être un. la femme, la plus belle des créatures terrestre de notre pauvre planète demandant simplement de ne pas être abattue. moi, ça, ça me parle. A river of tears | Reviewer: alan | 8/21/07 When i here this song i sing along and tears trickle from my eyes, i feel as though my heart is about to burst... not just for Sarajevo but for all the atrocites and suffering of innocence in wars throughout the world.... thanks to u2 for sending a message of hope miss sarajevo | Reviewer: Adam | 6/27/07 Great song, one of the best U2 songs. I love especially concert version from Milan last year. Greetings to all U2 fans. translation | Reviewer: blueblood | 5/30/07 O mila, o draga, o sladka slobodo - means - O precious, o dear, o sweet freedom ... Sweet song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/20/07 what a wonderful song!!! It's great but I have some curiosity about what Bono says in the end: O mila, o draga, o sladka svoboda Does someone know what it means please?? miss sarajevo | Reviewer: maria paula | 5/20/07 I just think this song explains or recreate the feelings of those people who lived the world war one, and it's transmiting those feelings to who ever listens to it. It's facnificent. It is like a poem, a very sad poem full of beaty. Good heavenly | Reviewer: Helge Fossberg | 5/18/07 The first time for several years ago when I heard this melody om the radio, I got a good feeling inside me. It was in 1996 I think and I was reading too an examn. When I heard it again in live consert in Oslo 2006 it was spesial. The beauty og perfection in this tune is simply lovly. I enjoy it forfully. Love Helge i agree | Reviewer: marelko | 5/7/07 wow this song is amazing..im from sarajevo and during the war i lived there..it was so tragic..and this song explains it all..the ethnicity and the stupidity people fought over Miss Saravejo by U2 | Reviewer: Nelson | 4/15/07 The first time I listened to that song, immediately I realised that it was a master piece, not only for the song itself (excellent lyrics and wonderful melody) but the astonishinig perfect integration between the U2 part and the 'aria' performed by Luciano Pavarotti. It's a song for the eternity. Just takes some getitng used to | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/18/07 I had my doubts about this song when I first heard it, up till a few days ago. But one should never doubt U2. They know how to do it, even if you can;t appreciate it. This song has the tunes and melody that I want. Pavarotti was put in almost seamlessly. Beautiful. I don't use that word to describe many things, but this song just takes the cake. Beautiful. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3