This works way more than it should. Like Metallica done in a 1950s style? How the hell?
My sophomore year roommate was astounded when I said, "I hate U2." His name was Calvin, and he was a Calvinist. Like the actual thing, not an ego trip.
Not sure why so many people hate on U2. I’ve always found their sound unique, and I have a bunch of their stuff in my music library.I actually haven’t minded some U2 covers. But they’re generally a pretty boring band.
Not sure why so many people hate on U2. I’ve always found their sound unique, and I have a bunch of their stuff in my music library.
Probably because they forced themselves on to everyone's iPhone uninvited.Not sure why so many people hate on U2. I’ve always found their sound unique, and I have a bunch of their stuff in my music library.
I remember that. That was Apple too.Probably because they forced themselves on to everyone's iPhone uninvited.
re: U2
Last album overall I enjoyed from them that they put out was Rattle and Hum, and the last studio album I enjoyed was Joshua Tree.
Couldn’t find anything I liked from their 90’s albums, and their 2000’s+ albums felt too commercial for me.
This song was used to perfection in the series finale of The Americans thoughI'm of a similar mind. I like some of their first three albums and started to lose interest by "The Unforgettable Fire" when they started to get some level of popularity. I haven't really liked much of anything I've heard from them since. *shrug* Not my cuppa, but if others enjoy it, have at it.
This song was used to perfection in the series finale of The Americans though
This would be my dream project haha. But one easy starting point would be 1001 songs/albums books. I think playlists of those are available on spotify. What I wouldn't use is Billboards Year End Hot 100 lists - lots of garbage in there that doesn't stand the test of time.My youngest has asked for "a list of songs I think she should know". I'm not sure how to approach a mix tape that large.
This would be my dream project haha. But one easy starting point would be 1001 songs/albums books. I think playlists of those are available on spotify. What I wouldn't use is Billboards Year End Hot 100 lists - lots of garbage in there that doesn't stand the test of time.
Interesting interview snippit...
"That's the letter U and the numeral 2"They’re just boring to me. In every aspect. Although I know a lot of the hate for them is Bono.