Lancemc
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I like this video, but the first one is one of the best videos the band has ever given us. Definitely prefer the first one.
U2Man said:
xaviMF22 said:
wow...similar concept
U2Man said:
i cannot stand the way the beatles always try to rip off u2
U2Man said:i would be pissed by now if i were in u2
U2Man said:the beatles are so lame. they watch u2 doing streets on the roof of a building, and there you have mccartney singing get back on top of a building. morons.
btw. xavi, have you checked your email?
jinn77 said:Both videos seem to imply to me the end of something. I'm not hoping they split but if it means they go out gracefully, unlike the Rolling Stones, well thats cool.
Ah that's it. There's why I felt uneasy. I agree, mhm.GibsonGirl said:
The video really makes me feel like something's coming to an end as well. It's so nostalgic. I can't figure out if it's just further emphasis on the greater respect U2 appear to have for their early work, or if there's a deeper meaning to it. I got the same impression from the Vertigo tour. It seemed as though they were stepping through their entire career, what with the mini Zoo TV segment and everything. Almost like a goodbye of sorts. But then again, Bono has said something to the effect of they feel like they're a new band again. Maybe that's why there's so much emphasis being placed on early U2 in this video? The whole idea of being reborn as a band, maybe?
U2Man said:the beatles are so lame. they watch u2 doing streets on the roof of a building, and there you have mccartney singing get back on top of a building. morons.
GibsonGirl said:
The video really makes me feel like something's coming to an end as well. It's so nostalgic. I can't figure out if it's just further emphasis on the greater respect U2 appear to have for their early work, or if there's a deeper meaning to it.
U2Man said:they only did that because they had seen u2 having success with atyclb.