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vaz02 said:
That was Frank Sinatra.
Window In The Skies Video
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That was Frank Sinatra.
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Edgette
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ALass4Larry said:
George Harrison isn't in the video. The man with the moptop is a very young Keith Richards.
U2ElevatesMe415
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That is an amazing video.
Beck..Morrissey..The Clash..The White Stripes..Thom Yorke..Karen O...
U2!
Beck..Morrissey..The Clash..The White Stripes..Thom Yorke..Karen O...
U2!
Mucca
Rock n' Roll Doggie FOB
Great video!! Definately very different from their usual. Thanks for the find Edgette!!
I love the ending with Frank Sinatra
I love the ending with Frank Sinatra
swandiver
War Child
Paul McCartney's in there, I believe.
oktobergirl
Refugee
LOVE the video. how come this is not on on u2.com yet??
romi
Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS
this video will win a lot of awards, and tuns a postive out of a so-so song.
Anji
New Yorker
Damn! was looking forward to a Veritable Bonofest 
elevation2u
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no Bob Dylan?
europop2005
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or Bob Geldof...someones got issues with "Bobs" here
no Green Day??? THANK GOD!!!
no Green Day??? THANK GOD!!!
Bono's Betty
Refugee
I kinda liked it. It's different. 
U2Soar
War Child
I believe that it is a wonderful video. A very moving and spiritual one about gratitude, thanksgiving, appreciation, praise, rejoicing, celebration, joy because the gift of music and the vocation/calling of music = is a window TO the skies and a window FROM the skies. Think of all the ways music, in particular good music, has positively influenced us, shaped us, been there for us throughout our life - in good times and difficult times, how music has been a form of prayer. “Turn each song into a prayer.” (U2 – Always)
I agree with an additional layer of interpretation by scha: “Personally I love this video, and I think this is very adequate for the 30th anniversary. For me it says that although now they are also in the Pantheon of Music Legends, they have not forgotten the reason they started all this: because they were fans of music.”
I agree with an additional layer of interpretation by scha: “Personally I love this video, and I think this is very adequate for the 30th anniversary. For me it says that although now they are also in the Pantheon of Music Legends, they have not forgotten the reason they started all this: because they were fans of music.”
flybabe
Blue Crack Addict
It reminded me of Numb a little bit
tuwie
Rock n' Roll Doggie Band-aid
larry's rocking out and smiling! how precious! =)
kafrun
Blue Crack Addict
I loved it Cool concept. I know this is the wrong place to be saying it, but it's not always about the U2 eye candy *ducks flying objects* 
Cool concept. I know this is the wrong place to be saying it, but it's not always about the U2 eye candy *ducks flying objects* 
seajewel
War Child
i love it!
GracelandHarley
Rock n' Roll Doggie Band-aid
That's brilliant! Quite a visual history of rock and roll, in just over 4 minutes!
I don't hear a Beatles influence in the song at all, though... sounds very U2 to me!
I think that might be a young George Harrison towards the end there... definitely Frank Sinatra at the end, though.
I don't hear a Beatles influence in the song at all, though... sounds very U2 to me!
I think that might be a young George Harrison towards the end there... definitely Frank Sinatra at the end, though.
BonoFox1
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scha said:Personally I love this video, and I think this is very adequate for the 30th anniversary. For me it says that altough now they are also in the Pantheon of Music Legends, they have not forgotten the reason they started all this: because they were fans of music, and this is still the reason why they are always trying to be better musicians.
The message is beautiful, the video is catchy.
Of course, this is just my two cents....
The screencaps are not very good as I am not a guru of making them at all, but I think they are recognizable.
Thank you for tthese ...it helped when I went back to look at the video again
BonoFox1
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tbird said:
Thanks!!!!
lil_witch
The Fly
kafrun said:
Smilla
Acrobat
Honestly I didn't really like the song until now----for me it was a bit too sweet.
but the video makes a difference--it really shows the feeling of 'being a fan'. nice.
but the video makes a difference--it really shows the feeling of 'being a fan'. nice.
Anji
New Yorker
tbird said:
After Bjork is Dionne Warwick, Is the Lou Reed (Before Frank Sinatra) Not Marc Bolan? Zappa?? Before Keith Moon is actually Mick Jagger.
True! But it sure is nice to look atkafrun said:
maybe i'm outta my mind but at the 1:30 point before mary j. blige... that ain't radiohead. it's paul mccartney. come on... it's paul's pattented headbob
U2Fanatic4ever
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Headache in a Suitcase said:
ok... what have you been smokin headache?
that's not paul mccartney you silly man.. IT'S THOM YORKE!!! that headbob is distinctly thom's, so is that spikey hair..
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Anji
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Headache in a Suitcase said:
I thought its Paul too
Niamh_Saoirse
Rock n' Roll Doggie FOB
Ancalagon said:A very cool vid. Looking for U2 is like Where's Wally.
LOL! That's exactly what I thought.
Love the song but I'm not sure about the video. I mean, I think it's pretty original but I'm not quiet sure if I like this idea for this particular song.
U2Fanatic4ever
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Anji said:
I thought its Paul too
you all need to take another look at the video. At the 1:30 mark that is CLEARLY.. THOM YORK OF RH. Paul M may be in the video somewhere but not at that point of the vid
Anji said:
I thought its Paul too
as long as i'm not the only one who's crazy.
cerveza
War Child
it sure looks like Paul M to me
