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  1. Is this from the forthcoming album?
  2. That it is.
  3. Well if you have it, you know where I live

    I've heard Legendary Child, Lover Alot and What Could Have Been Love so far.
  4. Another one called 'Love Three Times A Day' I've heard as well. Sounds not too bad.
  5. Well Springsteen was amazing guys. Not gonna sit here and boast about anything cause I have no idea where this falls on his best shows of the tour or what not, but we did end up getting Tom Morello joining the E Street Band for plenty of the show (definitely more than he planned), and Eddie fuckin' Vedder of Pearl Jam stopped by and did several songs with him- the highlight being their rocking duet of "Atlantic City".

    What a night, couldn't have asked for anything more. And they played "Lonesome Day"! Wasn't even one of the 5 best songs that night, but damn I do love it so much.
  6. Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:Well Springsteen was amazing guys. Not gonna sit here and boast about anything cause I have no idea where this falls on his best shows of the tour or what not, but we did end up getting Tom Morello joining the E Street Band for plenty of the show (definitely more than he planned), and Eddie fuckin' Vedder of Pearl Jam stopped by and did several songs with him- the highlight being their rocking duet of "Atlantic City".

    What a night, couldn't have asked for anything more. And they played "Lonesome Day"! Wasn't even one of the 5 best songs that night, but damn I do love it so much.

    I was looking at the setlist post over in the Springsteen topic, looks a blast. Everyone I see someone mention him live, I regret not going in June. I'll have to get the bootleg to hear this Atlantic City duet.

    Thanks Drew
  7. I've read all about it on Twitter. Sounds like a hell of a show.
  8. I had a dream last night by the way, Matt, you were in it.

    Myself, Matt, Pato and Gerard all went to Ireland on a road trip, but it was one of those messed up dreams where you know what's happening but it's wrong. We weren't in Ireland, we were driving down this stretch of road near my parents house. We came to the roundabout and couldn't decide which way to go. So me and Matt started to walk up this bank to see where the road led at the top, Gerard disappeared and Pato was reading the map next to the car. He shouted us down and said he knew the way, so we took his word for it. Got into the car, Gerard was back, and we took the turning for what is the motorway in real life. In the dream it was also the motorway, but the layout was very different. We took this exit which led to a long bend in the road and as we came out of it, we saw all these people walking up the road, looked like they were going home. Cars were parked at the side of the road and they'd al packed up. I was driving and decided to put my foot down, heading straight into these people. Pato thought it was hilarious and had his head out of the window shouting random things at these people. Gerard has vanished again and Matt just sat there. After we got to the end of the road, we were at some kind of seafront, looking out as the sun set. Gerard reappeared again.

    Strange thing is, I knew it was Pato, Matt and Gerard but the faces and voices were random. Pato looked like The Edge during Lovetown, the hair mainly, and I have no idea who Gerard and Matt had the faces of, but it was definitely them because we called each other by out U2start usernames.
  9. I'm on a train, going from Lugano (Switzerland) back to Milano (Italia) in order to take my flight back home later today. I love this
  10. Hahahaha that is quite an odd dream Tim
  11. Hey can anyone help with a song memory?

    I remember in the late 90s on the radio, there was this great song with African chants and drums and tribal sounds. It was really cool - it was hugely popular around the world. I know that's not much to go on, but it sounded like a female singing it from what I remember. Been looking to hear it since then, never found it.

    Would kill to listen to it again, now that I have Spotify.
  12. Originally posted by drewhiggins:Hey can anyone help with a song memory?

    I remember in the late 90s on the radio, there was this great song with African chants and drums and tribal sounds. It was really cool - it was hugely popular around the world. I know that's not much to go on, but it sounded like a female singing it from what I remember. Been looking to hear it since then, never found it.

    Would kill to listen to it again, now that I have Spotify.

    Can you remember the melody?
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