Many years ago, when I still listened to music on an iPod, there was a problem with the overnight backup and I somehow lost all the music I had put on my iPod at the time. To my horror, on the way to work I discovered the only thing left was that bloody U2 album they shoved down every iTunes users throat.
Many years ago, when I still listened to music on an iPod, there was a problem with the overnight backup and I somehow lost all the music I had put on my iPod at the time. To my horror, on the way to work I discovered the only thing left was that bloody U2 album they shoved down every iTunes users throat.
I still didn't listen to it.
Oh blimey, I remember that. Everyone was in uproar over it!
With or Without You Sunday Bloody Sunday Bullet the Blue Sky Trip Through Your Wires Get On Your Boots
The Joshua Tree is one of the best albums of all time.
Whoever quoted me on the other thread, Joshua Tree over War all day long. I could see why the OP had potentially started the thread and changed my answer accordingly...
It was only right we put The Joshua Tree album on when we visited Joshua Tree National Park in California.
I did that too. Probably loads of people do. Personally I only went there in order to do it! It was so long ago now that I had it on a 90 minute cassette with The Unforgettable Fire on the other side.
The best thing about that National Park was the people. I was hitch-hiking and a guy picked me up, took me rockclimbing and let me stay over at his place. A woman who I think worked at the information centre let me stay at her place too. All I remember about her was doing a tour of her extremely dry garden of cactuses.
Anyway, back on thread (and I thought about this a little without checking online before clicking on it):
In God’s Country A Sort of Homecoming Daddy’s gonna pay for your crashed car Even Better than the real thing An Cat Dubh Wire I Will Follow Beautiful Day
I was a big fan. The Zoo TV tour at Earl’s Court is unforgettable.
However, I wish they’d stop. They’re boring and they're spoiling their legacy.
Many years ago, when I still listened to music on an iPod, there was a problem with the overnight backup and I somehow lost all the music I had put on my iPod at the time. To my horror, on the way to work I discovered the only thing left was that bloody U2 album they shoved down every iTunes users throat.
I still didn't listen to it.
Oh blimey, I remember that. Everyone was in uproar over it!
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I still didn't listen to it.
I could see why the OP had potentially started the thread and changed my answer accordingly...
The best thing about that National Park was the people. I was hitch-hiking and a guy picked me up, took me rockclimbing and let me stay over at his place. A woman who I think worked at the information centre let me stay at her place too. All I remember about her was doing a tour of her extremely dry garden of cactuses.
Anyway, back on thread (and I thought about this a little without checking online before clicking on it):
In God’s Country
A Sort of Homecoming
Daddy’s gonna pay for your crashed car
Even Better than the real thing
An Cat Dubh
Wire
I Will Follow
Beautiful Day
I was a big fan. The Zoo TV tour at Earl’s Court is unforgettable.
However, I wish they’d stop. They’re boring and they're spoiling their legacy.
’With or Without You
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/37598/fave-u2-song
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Anyway, where’s the irony?