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we've had 35+ threads.
Enjoy the last minutes we get to spend with the band before we/they die.
Or get the fuck out.
I forgot I have that Helio Sequence album.
Whoa, thanks for this! Never listened to these guysI hope the new album has songs like this one, where big-heart anthems are played by a couple of dudes on their rock instruments.. with little fluff. In my head, Invisible is that kind of song
The Helio Sequence - October (not the video) - YouTube
Whoa, thanks for this! Never listened to these guys
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The song, whatever it is, that they are playing in the Hangar clip, is tuned down a half-step. Now, because of this, one might suggest that they MIGHT have been playing it live. In other words, rehearsing it live. And if so, one might suggest that the "video" shoot was a cover for a live rehearsal.
I mean, if I'm a world famous rock band and I'm going to an airplane hangar, I might very well be going to shoot a video in secret but if I needed somewhere to rehearse, live, in secret...
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I think the thing about U2 being ashamed of us might have some truth to it considering some of the comments in this forum.
I listened to about half of NLOTH recently and I still cannot at all fathom how any fan could think it's 'crap' despite its obvious shortfalls.
I listened to about half of NLOTH recently and I still cannot at all fathom how any fan could think it's 'crap' despite its obvious shortfalls.
Even the 'obvious shortfalls' are better than the so-called best parts of ATYCLB and HTDAAB combined.
I think No Line is somewhat disappointing or frustrating because it feels very close to being very great, only just misses the mark, a lot of songs that are sooo close, and of course some that are a complete misfire... But I think the improvement from Bomb to No Line is immense. Only comparable at the middle three songs of No Line, which are really a bit of a Return of the Bomb. The rest, in my humble opinion, leave its predecessor in the dust.
So that’s why I’ve got lowered but optimistic hopes for this album. They were so close to something really good on the last one that not a huge amount of improvement is required, and they might look at some of those songs and see that, but then that’s tempered by the fact that they see it as a failure commercially, so are also likely to double down on that side of it, which I effectively have no interest in. An album 10-20% better than No Line will satisfy me greatly (if not quite knocking my socks off – but being realistic about where they’re at…), and an album more in line with Atomic Bomb I don’t think I’d even really ever listen to.
I think the thing about U2 being ashamed of us might have some truth to it considering some of the comments in this forum.
So they say, "get the fuck out"
But do they really want you to get the fuck out?
I've often questioned this, on my journey in faith, love, forgiveness, and mayhem.