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Which song are you listening to right now? #5

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Topic started 14 years ago by LikeASong in A Different Kind Of Music. Since then 23,792 posts have been made by 439 users.

CMIPalaeo

7 years

Originally posted by deanallison:[YouTube Video]

Man what I’d give to go back to that day.

Yeah, I know what you mean... Foxborough just flew by, it felt like it barely even got to sink in.

And to stay on topic, Sting - Valparaiso
blueeyedboy

7 years
Welsh_Edge

7 years

Depeche Mode - Everything Counts (Oliver Huntemann & Stephan Bodzin Dub)

I do love some Techno.
Fly40

7 years

Simple Minds.the signal and the noise
Welsh_Edge

7 years

Aphex Twin - Xtal

Happy 26th birthday!
jennagirl

7 years

Mysterious ways. Popmart Chile when i should be doing many other things. The other thread brought me here.
flowerchild

7 years

soundgarden - 4th of july
MacStripey

7 years

Love is blindness
MacStripey

7 years

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BigGiRL

7 years

Björk - It's Oh So Quiet

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flowerchild

7 years

imagine dragons - thunder
iTim

7 years

Explosions in the Sky - Your Hand In Mine

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what they said

"The only criticism that stung is that the album should have had more of the energy of the musicians and those who inspired it... a bit more anarchy, a bit more punk. We didn't want a pastiche of the era so we put all those 70's and early eighties influence in the juicer and a blend emerged... more like an Irish whiskey than a single malt." - Bono on Songs of Innocence

did you know

The title for the song 'Shadows and Tall Trees' is taken from William Goldings "Lord Of The Flies", whose 5th chapter bears the same name. The song, and the album, is about boyhood, innocence and struggle, as is Golding's book.

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