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Topic started 7 years ago by Remy in Songs of Experience. Since then 1,837 posts have been made by 167 users.

U2 - The Blackout

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Songs Of Experience (2017)

cesar_garza01

7 years

I heard something about "democracy on its back" or something like that. Maybe Bono "updated it" to 2017.
Alvin

7 years

yesssss!!!
u2_michaelc

7 years

The beginning of it sounded a little bit like even better than the real thing
DutchU2Fan

7 years

Could be on AB
flowerchild

7 years

I saw my hand for a nano second
hello123

7 years

Chorus is lame though
cesar_garza01

7 years

Originally posted by hello123:Chorus is lame though

Really? I think the chorus is all what the song has.
DutchU2Fan

7 years

Originally posted by hello123:Chorus is lame though

Best part
DutchU2Fan

7 years

I only dislike the "When the lights go out, oohh aahhh" part
bpt3

7 years

Originally posted by cesar_garza01:[..]
Really? I think the chorus is all what the song has.

What about that bass stomp during the verses?
hello123

7 years

yeah I like the verses more. The middle of the track is a bit weak starts well and the last verse is good
u2reiniertje

7 years

That crowdsurfing moment is insane

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what they said

"I took singing lessons because I was interested in whether I could find my voice, although it proved somewhat elusive. Through the course of the singing lessons I met a bass guitar teacher who wrote Bass Playing For Dummies. It's a good book and I'm going to try to pay more attention to it." - Adam on relocating to New York in the nineties

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The cover art for No Line on the Horizon is a photograph of Lake Constance, taken by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto; titled Boden Sea, it is one of 200 pictures in his Seascapes collection. The image was the inspiration for Bono's lyrics on the track "No Line on the Horizon".

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