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Not burning all their acoustic guitars
Not burning all their acoustic guitars
Shit, you're lucky U2 chose to not do an MTV Unplugged. Almost every major artist back-in-the-day did one except for them.
Yes, we were very lucky indeed. They have only done a few true acoustic numbers maybe Drowning Man and AMAAW.
there's no need for the quotes -- it is universally beloved, and considered one of the great musicals of the past 10 years, if not the entire 21st century.
I don't think there's a lot of people outside the US that knows about this play, so universally beloved might be exaggerated.
Not burning all their acoustic guitars
Yes, we were very lucky indeed. They have only done a few true acoustic numbers maybe Drowning Man and AMAAW.
Plus, they were also able to play Sarajevo which took a lot of balls on their part.
They're interchangeable for me, depending on my mood. Note that "off of" is typically an Americanism that has been deemed superfluous elsewhere. In the US, I would say it's non-standard in academia but goes by unnoticed in any other context.
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This forum should provide an education seminar on the definition of acoustic.
The war was over by that point, so the only thing it took was to get that huge stage over there. They kept their promise after all.
Possibly the stupidest decision U2 have made, because it's a stupid thing to say, and I doubt that the six intelligent, well spoken men who made that song would ever say ATM machine.
not as bad as saying "waiting on line." It's IN, not ON, unless you're actually standing on a line. Or "ATM machine." Possibly the stupidest decision U2 have made, because it's a stupid thing to say, and I doubt that the six intelligent, well spoken men who made that song would ever say ATM machine.
True, but the region was still in turmoil and it wasn't just another gig on the tour.
What really bothers me is when people say pizza pie. At least Bono never said that.
"ATM machine" as redundant as it is, is still a very widely used colloquialism, so that line has never bothered my much. Natural speak will often trump proper grammar, especially in music. I've never understood why people get their britches in a bunch over this, especially to the point of calling it their "possibly stupidest decision".
is saying "nucular" also acceptable because it's common?
pizza pie will feature on SOE, mark my words.
Dare I ask what a pizza pie is?
I can live with that because I've never really given a shit about Mercy in the first place. I like the studio version, but it stayed off a proper album for a reason.