Homerpalooza
Acrobat
Holy crap, holy crap!
I was just sitting here with insomnia, with the radio quietly on in the background; I was listening to 92.1 WFNX, which is located out of Manchester, NH. And suddenly I snapped to, and I couldn't quite figure out why. Then I realized the song they were playing sounded incredibly familiar. Then I realized it was Bono singing. Then my heart exploded as I heard him sing, "Hello, hello!" They were playing a (rather short, but still) clip of "Vertigo"! Full quality, no Spanish guys or anything. Then an announcer came on and said, "WFNX, the place to hear new U2 music first," or somesuch comment. So the thing was basically a commercial for the new single!
They played "EBTtRT" right after.
I think this might have been one of the most exciting moments of my life.
Unfortunately, I don't think WFNX allows you to listen live via the web. But if you get it in your area, then listen often...
I can't wait for the 24th. If you thought the song sounded great muffled to all hell, you're going to faint when you hear it in all its full-quality glory.
I was just sitting here with insomnia, with the radio quietly on in the background; I was listening to 92.1 WFNX, which is located out of Manchester, NH. And suddenly I snapped to, and I couldn't quite figure out why. Then I realized the song they were playing sounded incredibly familiar. Then I realized it was Bono singing. Then my heart exploded as I heard him sing, "Hello, hello!" They were playing a (rather short, but still) clip of "Vertigo"! Full quality, no Spanish guys or anything. Then an announcer came on and said, "WFNX, the place to hear new U2 music first," or somesuch comment. So the thing was basically a commercial for the new single!
They played "EBTtRT" right after.
I think this might have been one of the most exciting moments of my life.
Unfortunately, I don't think WFNX allows you to listen live via the web. But if you get it in your area, then listen often...
I can't wait for the 24th. If you thought the song sounded great muffled to all hell, you're going to faint when you hear it in all its full-quality glory.
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