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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.

iTim

13 years

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower
Erikvloedgraven

13 years

Pearl Jam live at the Gorge!
clover68

13 years

Originally posted by Erikvloedgraven:Pearl Jam live at the Gorge!

all the 7 cds??? hehe
Erikvloedgraven

13 years

Probably! I'm at the end of the 1st now!
patou2

13 years

Lady with the spinning head
iTim

13 years

Wir Sind Helden - Wenn Es Passiert
wangmaster

13 years

One - Zoo Adelaide
patou2

13 years

Originally posted by wangmaster:One - Zoo Adelaide

Great show !!!

now: Everything i do i do it for you- Bryan Adams
iTim

13 years

Train - Mermaid

Pat Monahan's voice sounds a lot like Adam Levine's in this...
Buttons

13 years
patou2

13 years

Another time, another place- live 81
Remy

13 years

Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own / No Regrets (snippet), live from Vancouver 2005

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what they said

"An album that starst with the bright promise of 'Discotheque' ends with the dark night of the soul that is 'Wake Up Dead Man'. That's the story of the making of the album, actually. It began as an escapist concept and then slowly, almost like the coming up of the dawn, the morning after, it ended with the realization that there is no escape and you're back to the grim realities." - The Edge on Pop

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Bono made his first live solo appearance on April 30, 1989, at a fundraising event in the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, singing his own musical adaptations of two poems by William Butler Yeats.

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