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LemonMacPhisto said:I think America's collective grief over Discotheque ended about 10 year ago, thanks for the concern though.
I disagree.
LemonMacPhisto said:I think America's collective grief over Discotheque ended about 10 year ago, thanks for the concern though.
Chizip said:um 15 grammy awards since discotheque?
i think theyve "recovered"
blaming discotheque for the lack of success of WITS is one of the most absurd arguments ive ever seen in this forum, and that is saying something.
corianderstem said:Or perhaps Canada.
roy said:It may not have done much in the US but they are, no doubt, still trying to recover from the simply awful Discothèque. However it may take another decade to fully get this joke of lead single out of their system.
Zootlesque said:Pop vs. ATYCLB. Will it ever grow old??????
LemonMelon said:and any albums the band members' children may release will also suck because of that "song".
LyricalDrug said:I wouldn't call it a mainstream hit by any stretch. The video was a hit on youtube, though, that's for sure.
It will definitely be played on future tours. Bono is seriously, seriously proud of this song (as he should be, IMO). Sure, he always hypes the latest U2 song, but he REALLY hyped this song. Called it something like "the universal song, the song that every generation sings to the next one." It's a massive, catchy, stadium anthem, and I can't wait to see Bono hold out the microphone, so 50,000 people can sing "oh can't you see what love has done" on the next tour.
FWIW, I personally rank it as the second best U2 song of all time, after Streets. It's just insanely catchy, the middle 8 is awesome, the 6/8 time signature is trippy, the chorus is huge, and it's got a great melody.
Mrs. Garrison said:
oh my god.
I mean its an okay (at best) song, dont get me wrong. Or let me say its not horrible. Maybe it will be better live. But if it were the "second best u2 song of all time" then i guess i probably wouldnt be much of a fan.
Mrs. Garrison said:oh my god.
I mean its an okay (at best) song, dont get me wrong. Or let me say its not horrible. Maybe it will be better live. But if it were the "second best u2 song of all time" then i guess i probably wouldnt be much of a fan.
catlhere said:What he said is no worse than the way some people talk about ATYCLB/HTDAAB on these forums as well. So I don't know where the double standard is coming from.
catlhere said:So I don't know where the double standard is coming from.
Zootlesque said:Pop vs. ATYCLB. Will it ever grow old??????
MrBrau1 said:
Trendhopping vs. simple songs.
The answer is obvious.
LemonMelon said:
Or, if we're comparing Brau's opinion to mine:
feverish delirium vs. clear-headed logic