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Which song are you listening to right now? #4

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Topic started 15 years ago by LikeASong in A Different Kind Of Music. Since then 4,883 posts have been made by 173 users.

clover68

14 years

The roller - Beady eye
farrock_bulsara

14 years

Atom Heart Mother - Pink Floyd
KieranU2

14 years

Na Na Na - My Chemical Romance

Received my ticket today to see them again. 2 weeks tomorrow I'll be seeing them. Really looking forward to it.
AidanFormigoni

14 years

Crumbs From Your Table - cd version
Andrew_C

14 years

Got Some by PJ
Andrew_C

14 years

Just listened to Glastonbury for the 1st time since august, wouldnt mind seeing it released i sum form cuz its a great tune
Alvin

14 years

Pink Floyd - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
MacStripey

14 years

I will follow // Irving Plaza 2000
Andrew_C

14 years

Jace Everett, Bad Things (the theme song to True Blood)
MattG

14 years

Afterlife- Avenged Sevenfold
MacStripey

14 years

Streets // Milan 2009-07-07
LikeASong

14 years

Originally posted by MacStripey:[image]

Hahaha, you really love that smiley, don't you?

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what they said

"Our idea was really to have the audience be on the stage there with you, we learned that in the mid 80s. We've been trying to figure a way to do it outdoors since. There's a bit of sleight of hand involved because by moving all the gear up away from you and over you, you're just left with a little punk rock band there in the middle." - Bono on the 360 tour

did you know

The lyrics of The Ground Beneath Your Feet were written by Salman Rushdie, and he is featured in the video, shown writing the song. Rushdie also provides an account of his relationship with the band and how the song came to be written in his book of essays, Step Across This Line.

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