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The music may be a new left turn for the band, but those song titles are about as lame and cliched as you can possibly get. "You Can't Give Away Your Heart"?? "Love is All We Have Left"?? Give me a fucking break.
The music may be a new left turn for the band, but those song titles are about as lame and cliched as you can possibly get. "You Can't Give Away Your Heart"?? "Love is All We Have Left"?? Give me a fucking break.
why not? it's purely that- speculation based on the title. I see nothing wrong with people doing that.
Well it's a little pointless. You can think all you want it's about love or u2 hanging it up or whatever but that's based on nothing, and it will cause distortion and/or disappointment when people actually hear the song.
I completely agree...wtf, those titles are absolutely ridiculous....I'd try to stay away from using the word "love" in any title
maybe that would eliminate the tendency for making the cheesiest most cliche, cringeworthy titles that are almost embarrassing to say aloud
...and No Line on The Horizon as well. Although those Fez titles were working titles at the time according to Bono, I seem to remember.
Dublin, Ireland 2007-2008
- Moment of Surrender - U2valencia report, June 2008
- No Line On The Horizon - USAToday interview, January 2008
Fez, Morocco summer 2007
- For Your Love - Interview telquel-online.com, June 2007
- One Bird - Same as above, June 2007
2004->
- Thank You/Thank You For The Day - Bono/Lanois collaboration, Beach Clip July 2006
- If I Could Live My Life Again - Bono in Conversation with Michka Assayas.
- Love Is All We Have Left - NBC interview, May 2006
How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb leftovers:
- Mercy - leaked 2004-2005 (?)
- North Star - Interview with organ player Michael W. Smith, March 2005
- Lead Me In The Way I Should Go - Grammy Magazine interview 2003
- You Can't Give Away Your Heart - First mentioned in SPIN Magazine interview 2001.
Most of these may be working titles, who knows what songs made it until this point in time.
Whether Eno was saying best U2 song or best song he has done with U2, that's pretty well the same deal. I mean... WTSHNN, One, WOWY, Pride, Bad, Beautiful Day, Mysterious Ways for starters. He might as well have said best U2 song ever... unless you consider I Will Follow, New Year's Day, or Vertigo to be miles ahead of these... When Eno says best of his songs, he's saying best song period.
I completely agree...wtf, those titles are absolutely ridiculous....I'd try to stay away from using the word "love" in any title
maybe that would eliminate the tendency for making the cheesiest most cliche, cringeworthy titles that are almost embarrassing to say aloud
I remember seeing the titles to AB before hearing any of thes songs and thinking, "oh shit, these are horrible"...
I mean come on, 'The Fly', 'Love is Blindness', 'Even Better than the Real Thing'?
Sorry, but titles like Moment Of Surrender and No Line On The Horizon >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Of The Species and Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of, IMO.
No more slow songs.
Rock me, dammit.
Depends on the slow song. WoWY and One are still great slow songs. "Sometimes..." has its moments. I never really cared for "Stuck..." but I know others have as it became a huge post-9/11 hit. Also, "Love Is Blindness", "Kite" and "Miracle Drug" are some of my favorite non-single slow U2 songs.
Then there's the medium range songs (some might call slow, some might call soft rock), like "City..." and "Walk On" and "Who's Gonna Ride...", etc. Those are great too.
So while I agree overall - more rock and less slop (I can do without "A Man and a Woman" forever) - a slow or slower song, if done right, can be brilliant.
Ok, let's take a look at some of the "best" songs Eno has done with U2:
Pride (In the Name of Love)
Bad
With or Without You
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Where the Streets Have no Name
Running To Stand Still
One
Stay (Faraway, So Close)
Miss Sarajevo
Kite
And he's saying Moment of Surrender is better than ALL of these????
Wow. Even if it is true, it will be extremely difficult to live up to that type of hype. I mean, better than Where the Streets Have No Name? One? That would be so great to see. U2, deep into their later years, putting out their best song. Has that ever been done before?
What do you expect him to say?
"It's alright I guess. Nothing special really."
"Best song I've ever recorded with U2" is a bit much.
What do you expect him to say?
"It's alright I guess. Nothing special really."
Treason is a track supposedly produced by Dr. Dre. I'm still waiting for that song to come out.
Skyhawk I thought might have become Vertigo but I don't think so anymore. I'm not sure what became of it or what happened to it.
Ok, let's take a look at some of the "best" songs Eno has done with U2:
Pride (In the Name of Love)
Bad
With or Without You
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Where the Streets Have no Name
Running To Stand Still
One
Stay (Faraway, So Close)
Miss Sarajevo
Kite
And he's saying Moment of Surrender is better than ALL of these????
Wow. Even if it is true, it will be extremely difficult to live up to that type of hype. I mean, better than Where the Streets Have No Name? One? That would be so great to see. U2, deep into their later years, putting out their best song. Has that ever been done before?
The music may be a new left turn for the band, but those song titles are about as lame and cliched as you can possibly get. "You Can't Give Away Your Heart"?? "Love is All We Have Left"?? Give me a fucking break.
Ok, let's take a look at some of the "best" songs Eno has done with U2:
Pride (In the Name of Love)
Bad
With or Without You
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Where the Streets Have no Name
Running To Stand Still
One
Stay (Faraway, So Close)
Miss Sarajevo
Kite
And he's saying Moment of Surrender is better than ALL of these????