MOOBDay - Rhythm section

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Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

 

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He looks like he is afraid of the mic!

 

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And speaking about the rhythm section... I agree with Bruuuuce

The deep sureness of Adam Clayton's bass and the rhythms of Larry Mullen's elegant drumming hold the band down while propelling it forward. It's in U2's great rhythm section that the band finds its sexuality and its dangerousness. Listen to "Desire," "She Moves in Mysterious Ways," [sic] the pulse of "With or Without You." Together Larry and Adam create the element that suggests the ecstatic possibilities of that other kingdom -- the one below the earth and below the belt -- that no great rock band can lay claim to the title without.

 

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I hope that Adam burned that shirt