martha
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That does it. I'm going down to San Diego to see them.
Also, I broke down in my car yesterday after my friend's funeral. I was listening to U22222. Damn, that is some good music. Album of my summer, for sure.
I hope you bullies are happy. I spent a considerable amount of my store credit on Revolver, Let It Be, and Help! (which was the one I was going to get anyway). They only had the remastered copies, but since I wasn't paying for them anyway, I didn't care.
Also, someone needs to send me U22222.
I would appreciate U22222222 as well...
Why don't you guys just torrent it?
*Hears musket fire in the distance*
That does it. I'm going down to San Diego to see them.
Guys, I'd like to say something about U22 in here, because fuck EYKIW, me going in there isn't gonna happen. So, here's my thing:
I enjoyed the album more than I thought I would. Some of the song choices are meh but most were in synch with what I'd have picked which is nice. On songs like Until the End of the World or The Fly or Even Better than the Real Thing, the BAND sounds as good as ever, at least to my ears. Those songs don't lack for punch, nor did Bad or One Tree Hill lack for emotional heft. But, you know what? I love the band, and I love Bono and I'll see them on tour no matter the state of things....but to me, his voice is a shadow of what it used to be. I don't know if a person unfamiliar with the band could listen to a studio version of a song from, say, The Joshua Tree then any other song from U22 and say it was the same singer. Time, abuse, tobacco, lack of technique, whatever, have their way with singers, I guess it's inevitable....so this isn't an angry accusation, it's just, to my ears, a fact.
Guys, I'd like to say something about U22 in here, because fuck EYKIW, me going in there isn't gonna happen. So, here's my thing:
I enjoyed the album more than I thought I would. Some of the song choices are meh but most were in synch with what I'd have picked which is nice. On songs like Until the End of the World or The Fly or Even Better than the Real Thing, the BAND sounds as good as ever, at least to my ears. Those songs don't lack for punch, nor did Bad or One Tree Hill lack for emotional heft. But, you know what? I love the band, and I love Bono and I'll see them on tour no matter the state of things....but to me, his voice is a shadow of what it used to be. I don't know if a person unfamiliar with the band could listen to a studio version of a song from, say, The Joshua Tree then any other song from U22 and say it was the same singer. Time, abuse, tobacco, lack of technique, whatever, have their way with singers, I guess it's inevitable....so this isn't an angry accusation, it's just, to my ears, a fact.
Coincidentally, when IWB mentioned her iPod reading "Bargin" I was going to make a joke about changing it to "Fagin" and then something about a "real bargain".
Why....hello.
Dude.
Who's this asshole?
On a serious note, while I agree mostly that Boner isn't on the level he used to be, I think it has more to do with a lack consistency. Because I feel like every show I've seen (at least on the last couple tours), he has a handful of songs where I'm pretty blown away at what he's still able to achieve. Like, he just manages to pull the magic out of his ass at times.
You'd think NSW could be bothered to pop in Zoo Station and share his TDKR thoughts as well, but we could have just been on the business end of a quick drive-by.
I'm afraid to go in there because I'll just wind up going off on Deep and revisiting some of the things that make me disappear for months at a time.
He now believes
he can pass judgement on movies
by looking at a production still,
so that may be
for the best.
No spoken words said:Maybe tomorrow when I'm watching Archery or Rowing from my gold-plated douche box in London I'll pop back in there and give my brief thoughts on the film, between glances through the opera glasses, of course.