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And they were
Oh shit I forgot about that. LOL.
And they were
Oh trust me, I know of the Fallon week cancellation better than anyone here... I guess enough time has gone by
Unforgettable Fire were scheduled to be a part of the week. They had a sketch planned that would have involved UF and U2. I was on to work it with UF. We don't know what the details were or what it would have included beyond being scheduled at a bar in midtown not far from 30 Rock, but it was obviously cancelled after Bono smashed his head on the road.
Can't wait to see Larry's face when the band plays a song using children's toys on Fallon.
Conan, the guy who wanted so badly to have U2 on his show that he gave them an entire episode before it was common practice to do so, doesn't like U2?
Interesting.
I think The Blackout has some of the most introspective lyrics Bono has written in a long time, maybe since Pop... but all you fuckers can't talk about it Ned and Fred.
Can't wait to see Larry's face when the band plays a song using children's toys on Fallon.
I think The Blackout has some of the most introspective lyrics Bono has written in a long time, maybe since Pop... but all you fuckers can't talk about it Ned and Fred.
It's probably unlikely, but if they go on Fallon, it would be an ideal situation to debut the song Bono wrote about his little bike tumble.
Shame it's called Much More Better though.
Prediction time. Let's say they play 2 songs on Fallon. Will 1 of them be a Joshua Tree song? Seems like we may have passed that point?
YTBTAM for the broadcast, With or Without You as a "web exclusive".
Should have gone to Colbert. Maybe during the actual promo tour?
Blackout is a smash. With all the talk about lyrics, we can't forget what Bono did with lyrics for SOI songs (didn't he say the lyrics for Invisible evolved like three different times, each time capturing broader/more abstract themes?). It'll be interesting to hear him tell the story of how the lyrics for Blackout evolved.
I kinda thought it sucked how abstract the final words for Invisible were. I always prefer lyrics to be more personal and idiosyncratic - especially when a song is autobiographical. I much prefer the first verse quoted by Bono in the video below:
I kinda thought it sucked how abstract the final words for Invisible were. I always prefer lyrics to be more personal and idiosyncratic - especially when a song is autobiographical. I much prefer the first verse quoted by Bono in the video below:
I'm thinking at the speed of sound
Unblinking eyes on the underground
I got a rhythm track
6 am, Waterloo, in the station sleeping next to you
You and I are not turning back