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Topic started 17 years ago by Remy in A Different Kind Of Music. Since then 5,032 posts have been made by 76 users.

MirrorballMan1991

17 years

What's Goin' On - New York 10-25-2001
AllBecauseOfU2

17 years

Originally posted by walkon:A Sort Of Homecoming

Walk to the Water
AllBecauseOfU2

17 years

Walk Out Into the Streets
WojBhoy

17 years

Walk Away - Dropkick Murphies

Yellow - Coldplay
thefly07

17 years

Coldplay - Sparks
thefly07

17 years

Coldplay - X&Y
thefly07

17 years

Coldplay - Reign of Love
thefly07

17 years

Coldplay - Shiverrrrrrrrr
thefly07

17 years

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Storm: Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven / Gathering Storm / "Welcome to Barco Am/Pm..." / Cancer Towers on Holy Road Hi-Way

one of the best instrumental bands ever
AllBecauseOfU2

17 years

Originally posted by WojBhoy:Dropkick Murphies

Tomorrow (Common Ground Remix)
walkon

17 years

walk on
yuri31

17 years

The Verve - Weeping Willow

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what they said

"For a long time I believed the rock and roll mythology of acquiring experience without responsibility. I chose to deal with being in the band in a very single minded way and I developed a lifestyle that I thought added up to what I was. I don't want to go back there again, I'm comfortable with this." - Adam Clayton, looking back on the eighties/start nineties

did you know

During the recording sessions of Achtung Baby, the band were working on a primitive version of Mysterious Ways called 'Sick Puppy'. During these versions, The Edge improvised a chord progression that the rest of the band worked with. From that chord progression the song 'One' was born, ultimately changing the outlook of the sessions and more importantly, keeping the band together.

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