kingofsorrow
Refugee
I pretty much figure that all of Bono's lyrics have to do with tax evasion nowadays.
lol. so true.
I pretty much figure that all of Bono's lyrics have to do with tax evasion nowadays.
I pretty much figure that all of Bono's lyrics have to do with tax evasion nowadays.
i know i'll go crazy if i have to pay taxes tonight
That's the 5yr thing. When WITS was released I think most people just mumbled to themselves "Well, that's awful" and quietly shuffled on.
To be someone who needs something so specific to enjoy it must suck large donkey balls.
10,000 copies of Ordinary Love are being pressed on vinyl so it won't be too hard to get.
I know I'll go crazy if I have to pay taxes tonight
Depends where you are. None of the stores here in Australia are expecting stock, I've had 11 US stores refuse to ship here and had all 3 of my pre-orders from other US stores cancelled.
So I can choose the massively overpriced eBay route or go without.
In Central Europe I hear it's very hard to get. People in Germany were making orders and most of them have been canceled. Amazon isn't listing it anymore. Ebay prices are already soaring.
Got one from my local record store.is there a way of downloading the song without taking the wrapper off?im persuming the code is inside the record
I think the fact that the single is limited and has potential to be a collectible spurs some people to make the purchase.To hear people spend 40 dollars/euros/etc. on a farking single with two songs is absolutely maddening. Trust me, I used to do this back in the day and I regret it. 99% of the stuff I never ever listen to, and probably never will either. Unless you are truly financially set up to pay that much for a bloody single in TWO THOUSAND AND THIRTEEN then please reconsider.
My point is nullified though if all proceeds go to charity. Is that the case? Then that totally makes sense.