Maddox takes on U2
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=11worst
send complaints at:
maddox@xmission.com
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=11worst
send complaints at:
maddox@xmission.com
jick said:Interesting article. He makes some valid points about the new album and perhaps U2 can pick up a few pointers for future reference. But in general, I find it hard to believe that all of the 11 worse songs of the year are from the same album. It just goes to show that Maddox doesn't listen to much other music except U2. Thanks for posting the link.
Cheers,
J
BrownEyedBoy said:It sure is funny though I love how he described Lindsey Lohan's CD as "aural holocaust"
BrownEyedBoy said:Yeah, Í'm a big fan of his site.
If you think that's funny you should read the one about "Crappy children's artwork"
i agree. why do people get their knickers in a twist anyone slams the band? they're so huge, it's bound to happen.Mac Phisto said:No reason to send complaints. Who the fuck cares what some low-fi web-geek thinks about U2. I couldn't even read it, the slop was so tiresome.
7. How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb - U2 - A Man And A Woman
Great song, if you ignore the ho-hum music and the fact that "romance" doesn't rhyme with "distance." This song exemplifies the reason I hate songs with lyrics. Listen you dolts: if a song has a "message," then it probably doesn't matter because more often than not, song writers compromise their message for the sake of making a song that sounds good, or they compromise the music for the sake of pushing their shallow agenda. Maybe U2 wouldn't suck so hard if they stopped preaching and started rocking instead. Of course, that's difficult to do with Sepultura holding a near monopoly on all things that rock.
Angela Harlem said:Didn't anyone get it?
Only a fan could write that....It's called tongue in cheek and solely written to get responses like this, which are as funny as the original writing...