last unicorn
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^ Self irony
Some song titles are good, some are crap ("Crazy Tonight"), but who would judge songs based on its titles?
Bono sure looks like is cooking something evil...
IIIIIF YOU SMELL LALALALALA, WHAT BONO... IS COCKING
i just hope that Bono doesn't wear the eyeliner ALL the time.
i just hope that Bono doesn't wear the eyeliner ALL the time.
I just took the quiz and scored 19 out of 20. I'm on fire!
I just took the quiz and scored 19 out of 20. I'm on fire!
15 out of 20 on the quiz.
You are banished from Interference . . .
Me too. Was prolly wrong about either the first UK no 1 or Bono's kids names
Also this under Album stuff:
The material itself runs a gamut from the classic U2-isms of Magnificent, which echoes The Unforgettable Fire's opening track A Sort Of Homecoming in its atmospheric sweep, to the straight up pop of Crazy Tonight (the track Will.I.Am was taking a pass at) and the swaggering Stand Up, wherein U2 get in touch with their, hitherto unheard, funky selves - albeit propelled by some coruscating Edge guitar work, a signature feature of a number of the tracks. The latter track is also home to the knowing Bono lyric, "Stand up to rock stars/Napoleon is in high heels/Be careful of small men with big ideas."
Among other instantly striking tracks are Get Your Boots On, a heaving electro-rocker that may mark the destination point the band had been seeking on Pop
At Olympic, particular excitement was reserved for two tracks: Moment Of Surrender and Breathe. A strident seven-minute epic recorded in a single take, the first of these sounds like a Great U2 Moment in the spirit of One, while Eno suggests the latter (at the time still a work in progress) is potentially both the best song the band had written and that he had worked on.
the first is another Unforgettable Fire-esque slow burner that builds to a euphoric coda, the second a punk-y Pixies/Buzzcocks homage that proceeds at a breathless pace.
One other track, Every Breaking Wave, was beginning to take shape around an emotive Bono vocal and an appropriately grand swell of a climax. "We might be on to something special there," noted Bono.
So we have a euphoric coda and a grand swell of climax...
I LOVE the black eyeliner!!!!
Reminds me of Robert Smith