You've been all over, and it's been all over you.
I love 'You and I will make a fire!'
this didn't work for Red Light
and we don't even own it
So... For Your Love = Stand Up Comedy?
absolutely. i think we can confirm this.
"Stand up for your love"
"NLOTH" riff may be first riff from Lanois' film.
I think the lyric is a coincidence. The HQ clip doesn't sound like any description of Stand Up
How many 50 year old rock bands have produced classics?
it still has some of the most self-absorbed writing i think i've ever encountered.
and i went back and corrected the gender.
Cockatoo
Everything else sounds exceedingly excellent.
i cant do three more weeks....
well, well, well. I've just returned from a very eventful listening party in the heart of Adelaide. I would say check out my official review online Wednesday but I would be in some major trouble. This is for real, having just completed my degree and getting a job straight out of uni I was delighted when I was given the opportunity to attend a very special listening session if no line on the horizon. After playing u2 every Tuesday at work (my day to playlist) my boss felt I would deserve this opportunity.
I can't give too much away except to say that this album is absolutely surprising to say the least. One thing I noticed the most is that what you think will be a straighforward rock song (magnificent) ends up in a completely different sonic place. That song in paticular reminded me of 'electron blue' by REM. Subtle electro flourishes carry the song on a luscious wave which is complemented by Bonos hushed vocal delivery, reminiscent of the first half of hawkmoon. Another striking aspect of the album is Bonos vocal delivery, he never sounds nasaly ala love and peace. His voice only cracks intentionally and I'm reminded of Joshua tree days when his voice was pitch perfect and effortless.
Lyrics, gosh, lyrics are exceptional. Phrases like only love can leave such a mark, such a bruise on the whim of fate' don't sound corny because they are surrounded by harrowing imagery. At one point in 'stand up comedy' Bono sings what sounds like 'my soul was chained in the main street of town, people would throw stones and spit on the crown' or something like that. All very self deprecating. Anyway, sorry for the rushed review, I'm on my iPhone at work. I'll let you know more when I'm home tonight. Apologies for any spelling errors.
well, well, well. I've just returned from a very eventful listening party in the heart of Adelaide. I would say check out my official review online Wednesday but I would be in some major trouble. This is for real, having just completed my degree and getting a job straight out of uni I was delighted when I was given the opportunity to attend a very special listening session if no line on the horizon. After playing u2 every Tuesday at work (my day to playlist) my boss felt I would deserve this opportunity.
I can't give too much away except to say that this album is absolutely surprising to say the least. One thing I noticed the most is that what you think will be a straighforward rock song (magnificent) ends up in a completely different sonic place. That song in paticular reminded me of 'electron blue' by REM. Subtle electro flourishes carry the song on a luscious wave which is complemented by Bonos hushed vocal delivery, reminiscent of the first half of hawkmoon. Another striking aspect of the album is Bonos vocal delivery, he never sounds nasaly ala love and peace. His voice only cracks intentionally and I'm reminded of Joshua tree days when his voice was pitch perfect and effortless.
Lyrics, gosh, lyrics are exceptional. Phrases like only love can leave such a mark, such a bruise on the whim of fate' don't sound corny because they are surrounded by harrowing imagery. At one point in 'stand up comedy' Bono sings what sounds like 'my soul was chained in the main street of town, people would throw stones and spit on the crown' or something like that. All very self deprecating. Anyway, sorry for the rushed review, I'm on my iPhone at work. I'll let you know more when I'm home tonight. Apologies for any spelling errors.
holy shit walt disney,
for a guy who's been frozen like han solo for decades, you sure are one lucky son of a bitch.