Canadiens1131
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Got to keep it under the table, mannnn.U2Man said:
Got to keep it under the table, mannnn.U2Man said:
namkcuR said:If you heard COBL for the first time today, with someone else singing the vocals instead of Bono, you would think it was some young pop band trying to make a light-weight U2 rip-off. You would never know that it's the same band that, just ten, fifteen years ago, was pushing every envelope it could find as far as they could. You would never know that it's the same band that changed the face of rock touring forever with ZooTV and Popmart. You would never know that it's the same band that recorded 'War', 'The Unforgettable Fire', 'The Joshua Tree', 'Rattle And Hum', 'Achtung Baby', 'Zooropa', and 'Pop'.
You would never know that this cliched, boring pop song was the work of the band that once referred to themselves as 'The Biggest, Baddest, Boldest Band In The Land'.
gherman said:
Actually I would think its U2 just writting a great tune.
namkcuR said:If you heard COBL for the first time today, with someone else singing the vocals instead of Bono, you would think it was some young pop band trying to make a light-weight U2 rip-off.
namkcuR said:If you heard COBL for the first time today, with someone else singing the vocals instead of Bono, you would think it was some young pop band trying to make a light-weight U2 rip-off. You would never know that it's the same band that, just ten, fifteen years ago, was pushing every envelope it could find as far as they could. You would never know that it's the same band that changed the face of rock touring forever with ZooTV and Popmart. You would never know that it's the same band that recorded 'War', 'The Unforgettable Fire', 'The Joshua Tree', 'Rattle And Hum', 'Achtung Baby', 'Zooropa', and 'Pop'.
You would never know that this cliched, boring pop song was the work of the band that once referred to themselves as 'The Biggest, Baddest, Boldest Band In The Land'.
namkcuR said:If you heard COBL for the first time today, with someone else singing the vocals instead of Bono, you would think it was some young pop band trying to make a light-weight U2 rip-off. You would never know that it's the same band that, just ten, fifteen years ago, was pushing every envelope it could find as far as they could. You would never know that it's the same band that changed the face of rock touring forever with ZooTV and Popmart. You would never know that it's the same band that recorded 'War', 'The Unforgettable Fire', 'The Joshua Tree', 'Rattle And Hum', 'Achtung Baby', 'Zooropa', and 'Pop'.
You would never know that this cliched, boring pop song was the work of the band that once referred to themselves as 'The Biggest, Baddest, Boldest Band In The Land'.
Earnie Shavers said:
Zootlesque said:This thread has become hilarious just like the other depreciation threads, whatever that word means.
Zootlesque said:Well, hilarious in whatever way. It just amuses me that despite there being clear differences of opinion between the most frequent posters here, they continue to post the same opinions and argue etc. and it'll once again end up getting nasty with a big fat lock on the thread.
Zootlesque said:depreciation threads, whatever that word means.
Zootlesque said:Oh yeah, I know. I just don't think it is the right antonym for appreciation, when used to describe music.
corianderstem said:One depreciation? Would that make the song called 0.753?
Earnie Shavers said:Meanwhile - people are allowed to have an opinion, even if it's negative, even if they feel they want to express it by starting a thread.
Earnie Shavers said:Of course gherman just stated in another thread that he/she "hates" Zooropa. So I don't see what the big deal is. He/she hates Zooropa and decided to tell us that, and is more than welcome to expand on why that is - the electronica influence? the lack of 'rock'? the lyrics? the theme? - and others are more than welcome, myself included, to declare our "hate" for the Bomb and expand on why that is.
Zootlesque said:
Exactly. That's what I don't get with the general attitude here. People that start appreciation threads and drool fests are never attacked or argued with. Whereas any sort of criticism of a song, an album or the band itself is met with hate filled responses along the lines of 'dont you have a life? why are you posting on a u2 message board then?' Geez, chill out mate! Can't somebody express their opinion here, whether positive or negative?
Aygo said:crap posts