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  1. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    Too long for my tastes. I think I'll check out the beginning of "Mofo," "Playboy Mansion," and "Do You Feel Loved."


    do you feel loved seems perfect
  2. Originally posted by haytrainI'm also gonna mess around with the intro to "Babyface." Any other ideas?


    The middle of Zooropa that starts the fast paced bit.
  3. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    What's OLPC?

    PS - Hey guys!


    Hey Harry! Long time no see!

    (One Laptop Per Child project)
  4. FOUND IT!

    The perfect text message alert is..........the opening 2 seconds to "One Tree Hill," right before Larry comes in clicking the sticks against the drum.
  5. Hey guys
  6. Originally posted by easports43Hey guys


    Hi
  7. Originally posted by easports43Hey guys


    Hello hello...
  8. I'm in a place called...General Chat!

    Hey all!

    I attended a saxophonc concert yesterday, where they played a version of Louis Armstrong's Wonderfull World. Quite cool to hear, I must confess.
  9. Originally posted by MWSAHI'm in a place called...General Chat!

    Hey all!

    I attended a saxophonc concert yesterday, where they played a version of Louis Armstrong's Wonderfull World. Quite cool to hear, I must confess.


    Sounds nice, Casper. I once went to a saxophone concert: I had to for school (CKV). It was more fun than I tought. Saxophones rule! (Angel Of Harlem!, Muse - Knights Of Cydonia, Dire Straits)
  10. Originally posted by markp91[..]

    Sounds nice, Casper. I once went to a saxophone concert: I had to for school (CKV). It was more fun than I tought. Saxophones rule! (Angel Of Harlem!, Muse - Knights Of Cydonia, Dire Straits)


    Indeed, didn't know what to expect yesterday but I was suprised with it.
  11. Quick question for everyone - on Vertigo tour, Bono used RTSS and Miss Sarajevo as tributes to people in the armed services across the world etc. Now, I can understand Miss Sarajevo in that it is a political song, but RTSS? I could never quite understand why a song about heroin addiction was used as a tribute to the military forces across the world...

    Any ideas?
  12. Originally posted by WojBhoyQuick question for everyone - on Vertigo tour, Bono used RTSS and Miss Sarajevo as tributes to people in the armed services across the world etc. Now, I can understand Miss Sarajevo in that it is a political song, but RTSS? I could never quite understand why a song about heroin addiction was used as a tribute to the military forces across the world...

    Any ideas?


    Yea...it seemed weird to me as well...the opening lines do go with it tho, imagine a female soldier in iraq, tired of the everyday mess that she has to witness:

    So she woke up,
    Woke up from where she was lying still
    Said I, have gotta do something
    About where I'm going...

    Kinda tired of what she has to do everyday, it's more of a "bring them home" song this way.
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