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Topic started 14 years ago by ScottCroft in General U2 talk. Since then 4 posts have been made by 4 users.

ScottCroft

14 years

Was watching Oceans 13 last night and when they are writing the letters to the ill guy (yes I didn't watch it that closely ) there was a comment 'As the band says, two hearts beat as one'

Are they referring to the U2 song? I'd guess so as I can't think of any other song or lyric with those exact words.

What do you guys think?
dylbagz

14 years

maybe they are referring to The Band
RattleandHum1988

14 years

Originally posted by ScottCroft:Was watching Oceans 13 last night and when they are writing the letters to the ill guy (yes I didn't watch it that closely ) there was a comment 'As the band says, two hearts beat as one'

Are they referring to the U2 song? I'd guess so as I can't think of any other song or lyric with those exact words.

What do you guys think?

I've always wondered that myself (seen that movie a bunch of times).

I'd say so.
LikeASong

14 years

there was a similar topic in Interference about this some time ago...

http://u2.interference.com/f288/oceans-13-a-177610.html

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what they said

"I stopped going to churches and got myself into a different kind of religion. Don't laugh, that's what being in a rock 'n roll band is, not pseudo-religion either.. Show-business is Shamanism: Music is Worship; whether it's worship of women or their designer, the world or its destroyer, whether it comes from the ancient place we call soul or simply the spinal cortex, whether the prayers are on fire with a dumb rage or dove-like desire.. the smoke goes upwards.. to God or something you can replace God with.. usually yourself." - Bono, 2000

did you know

The band considered releasing The Joshua Tree as a double-album that would have included B-sides. Bono was the most vocal proponent of the idea, whereas The Edge argued for the 11-track version that was ultimately released.

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