LuvandPeace1980
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Does anyone know what the sounds at the beginning of Until the end of the world is? Is it instrumental or is it Elephants ? LOL
Does anyone know what the sounds at the beginning of UTEOTW is?
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bono_man2002
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I read somewhere its a mixture of edge's guitar and Bono's voice?...
I'm sure I read that somewhere.
I'm sure I read that somewhere.
Aardvark747
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http://forum.interference.com/showthread.php?s=&forumid=189&threadid=140890
Def sounds like a mix to me too!
Def sounds like a mix to me too!
RocknRollKitty
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It's cool.
david
ONE love, blood, life
it's the sound of 4 men chopping down a joshua tree
unoscatorce
The Fly
Elephants? Hahaha!
And the song right after it (Who's Gonna ...) starts with a neat sound too. They're trying to get your achtung, baby!
And the song right after it (Who's Gonna ...) starts with a neat sound too. They're trying to get your achtung, baby!
Carmelu2fan
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unoscatorce said:Elephants? Hahaha!
And the song right after it (Who's Gonna ...) starts with a neat sound too. They're trying to get your achtung, baby!
They surley got my ACHTUNG, baby!!!
dabiggestu2fan
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I don't know what it is but i remember there was a song from Enigma that used that sound and it actualy sounded great! And for the longest time i couldn't picture where i heard that before until i realized it was UTEOTW!
Zoots
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inmyplace13 said:
That sound at the beginning of UTEOTW is one of the coolest things I've ever heard.
Honestly, is there anything in this world that's better than Achtung Baby???
yes.Zootlesque said:
Zoots
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typhoon
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Just the one thing, though.
Zootlesque said:
AtomicBono
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inmyplace13 said:
RATM kick ass.
I figured the sound from the beginning of UTEOTW was just a guitar? I didn't know there was all this mystique to it
Zoots
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AtomicBono said:
I figured the sound from the beginning of UTEOTW was just a guitar? I didn't know there was all this mystique to it
Yeah, same here!
Khanada, we've missed you!
thanks!Zootlesque said:Khanada, we've missed you!
namkcuR
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The sound at the beginning of UTEOTW is a complex one to describe and, indeed, to understand. There is a certain level of brilliance that isn't meant to be achieved by any human. It is meant only for deitic entities. When a human happens to stumble upon this level of brilliance, the level only meant for deitic entities, the human is overwhelmed and overpowered by that brilliance and is caused to make involuntary bodily movements and sounds - the brilliance can overtake its creator, because that level of brilliance isn't meant to be achieved, experienced, or even known by any human. The sound at the beginning of UTEOTW is the sound of its creator being overwhelmed and overpowered by the brilliance he and his group have created, and involuntary making wailing, siren-esque(is that a word?) sounds.
I'm insane. Will you look what I just wrote there? It's insane!
I'm insane. Will you look what I just wrote there? It's insane!
babyman
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Actually, if you pay right attention, it isn't so hard to understand that it's Bono singing "LOVE LOOOOOOOOVE LOVE LOOOOOOOOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE" through a voice processor
chickadee
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Zootlesque said:
No.
RavenBlue
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Axver said:
Yes. And I'm not thinking of The Unforgettable Fire, Lovetown, or anything U2-related at all!
Tim Tams then
its not tarzan or tarzoon but its the call of a muezzin
http://i-cias.com/e.o/muezzin.htm
Arabic: mu'adhdhin: The person calling out for people to come to the mosque to perform salat, the five-daily prayer of Islam.
Traditionally the muezzin calls out the adhan from the minaret, but in more and more mosques there have been put up loudspeakers.
The institution of muezzin belongs to the customs of the prophet Muhammad's own time. The first muezzin was Bilal, who walked the streets to call the believers to come to prayer.
Large parts of the custom was undecided by the death of Muhammad: Which way one should choose for the calling, where it should be performed.
Trumpets, flags and lamps were all elements doing the adhan in the place of the muezzin. Had the development wanted things to go differently, these could all succeeded in replacing him if the debates had ended differently.
The activities of the muezzin eventually developed into rituals by themselves. The uttering of the adhan could be heard all over the cities a certain times through the day.
The first muezzins were using the roof of the mosque, or the adjacent streets, to call for peoples attention. It is believed that the institution of the muezzin — the public crier — existed in pre-Islamic Arab culture.
The acts of the muezzin is also an art form, reflected in melodious chanting of the adhan.
http://i-cias.com/e.o/muezzin.htm
Arabic: mu'adhdhin: The person calling out for people to come to the mosque to perform salat, the five-daily prayer of Islam.
Traditionally the muezzin calls out the adhan from the minaret, but in more and more mosques there have been put up loudspeakers.
The institution of muezzin belongs to the customs of the prophet Muhammad's own time. The first muezzin was Bilal, who walked the streets to call the believers to come to prayer.
Large parts of the custom was undecided by the death of Muhammad: Which way one should choose for the calling, where it should be performed.
Trumpets, flags and lamps were all elements doing the adhan in the place of the muezzin. Had the development wanted things to go differently, these could all succeeded in replacing him if the debates had ended differently.
The activities of the muezzin eventually developed into rituals by themselves. The uttering of the adhan could be heard all over the cities a certain times through the day.
The first muezzins were using the roof of the mosque, or the adjacent streets, to call for peoples attention. It is believed that the institution of the muezzin — the public crier — existed in pre-Islamic Arab culture.
The acts of the muezzin is also an art form, reflected in melodious chanting of the adhan.
shaun vox
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its a synthesizer people !!!
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